An edible Christmas in Spain
The world’s largest chocolate nativity scene is just one of the many differences that makes for the perfect Andaluz Christmas, writes Wendy Williams
Don’t hook a big ’un in Andalucia!
Junta set to prosecute anyone caught trying to reel in invasive catfish that threatens area
Mad Dog versus The Occult
Forget witchcraft and baby-eating: there's a new breed of Spanish Satanists - and they're dying to share a drink with you! Craig Scott travels to
Breton did not threaten Ruth and Jose’s mother, says lawyer
Breton's lawyer says his client is being held on shaky evidence
Father of missing Cordoba siblings denied bail
Jose Breton Gomez to be held on remand on a charge of ‘illegal detention’ as the search for Ruth and Jose continues
The search continues for little Ruth and Jose
A ground radar was used to search the children’s grandparents’ home
3am arrest of missing kids’ dad in Spain
Arrest comes after mother’s emotional plea for safe return
Further cuts ahead for Spain despite million-strong 15-M protests
Protesters took to streets in 951 cities worldwide in opposition to austerity measures, but Spain is facing a harsh autumn and winter after new downgrade
Police search Guadalquivir River for missing brother and sister as they rule out finding them alive
José and Ruth Bretón Ortiz, aged 2 and 6, were reported missing by their father on Saturday
My Top 10 places to visit in Spain
Recently Paul Whitelock wrote about his Top 10 places in Andalucía. Here he selects his Top 10 in the whole of Spain
My Top 10 places to visit in Andalucía
Which are your top 10 places to visit in Andalucía?
Poop patrol
Put away the acrobatic suit, the time may finally have come where we can just walk down the street…
Our blogger Hannah bids farewell to Cordoba
She's partial to lists so, in no particular order, here’s a list of her top things about Córdoba
Scrumptious Cordoba cuisine!
Lots of pork, olive oil, potatoes and vegetables make for a simple, delicious diet.
Patios Cordobeses are bloomin’ lovely
Locals go all out to decorate the central courtyards of their homes with flowers in a longstanding tradition
Cordoba enjoys bumper Easter bookings
Hoteliers are the big winners as Holy Week celebrations prove worth waiting for
Cordoba history is a thing of the past
Hannah discovers the archeological museum in Cordoba
Ronda – City of Dreams
Ciudad Soñada (City of Dreams) was the nickname given to Ronda by the Prague-born poet Rilke who, enchanted by the mountain town, lived here for
Cordoba’s stylish new bridge
The stylish Ibn Firnas bridge is certainly giving new wings to Cordoba
From Malaya to Mayor
Corrupt developer Rafael Sandokan in bid to run the city of Cordoba
Starting the New Year on the right foot
Hannah enjoys some of the great outdoor recreational activities provided by Cordoba's natural wonders
Floodgates open on illegal homes
The Junta is planning to demolish illegal homes in areas of high flood risks to minimise future damage and strengthen flood defences
Sweet Jesus!
Master chocolatiers in Andalucia have produced a 62 square metre chocolate nativity scene
Father and son mauled by dogs
A deadly attack by guard dogs on neighbouring farmers rocks small Andalucian town
Smuggling bust after Christie’s auction
An international smuggling ring has been smashed after a plundered Roman statue was auctioned
Feeling the cold in Cordoba
Scarves, jackets, and many, many layers are the best way to prevent the change-of-the-season cold