NGOs demand end to Spanish destruction of deep-sea ecosystems
The practice of 'bottom trawling' is causing irreparable damage in the north east Atlantic Ocean
End of the line for AVE high speed rail link between Sevilla and Malaga
Politicians slam a 'ridiculous' short-sighted decision to scrap the high speed rail line. By Giles Brown
Spain has Europe’s lowest breast cancer mortality rate
Spanish women are the least likely to die from breast cancer in Europe
EU launches investigation into Andalucian spending of public funds
Brussels has opened the investigation after €200 million of EU funds allegedly vanished
Nearly half of Spaniards never get any exercise, according to EU-wide survey
Spain has one of the worst exercise rates in Europe
Truth of Spanish gender-violence revealed in ground-breaking survey
Disturbing stats and spate of Andalucian domestic murders casts a dark shadow over International Women's Day
Spain to fortify North African borders to deter more migrants
The Spanish government has announced a €2.3 million plan to fortify the borders of Ceuta and Melilla
Gibraltar’s future in EU questioned by proposed referendum
A UK opt-out could force Gibraltar to leave the EU against its wishes
And introducing our new man in Madrid
New British ambassador arrives in Madrid
Pension warning for ex-pats
New EU law requires amended bank details for EU ex-pats
Expat pension bonus
Europe--wide scheme could cut pension transfer costs
Why are Spanish waters awash with stinging jellyfish? Best ask the fishermen
A closer look at overfishing and its consequences. By Claire Wilson
EU backs gaming industry on the Rock
Online gaming companies to avoid EU tax crackdown
EU backs campaigners in calls to change Spain’s mortgage laws
European Parliament has called for changes to Spain's tough eviction laws
We are fighting tax evasion says Gibraltar’s Picardo
Picardo insists the Rock is happy to help the Spanish authorities to root out tax evasion
No cash, no care in Benalmadena
EXCLUSIVE: Security called in after British mother refuses to pay €450 in cash to hospital after her son suffers serious puncture wound to his testicles
New rights for EU flight passengers
No more extortionate fees to change boarding passes, as new regulations are set to improve flying conditions around Europe
Fruit growers fight to safeguard Costa produce
New association to ask EU for protected status
Shark ‘finning’ finally outlawed in Spain
The EU has banned fishermen from slicing off sharks’ fins and discarding their bodies live
Environment least of Europeans’ worries
The planet has come bottom in a poll determining the main things concerning people
Cataluna would become EU’s 12th richest ‘country’
Catalan president Artur Mas makes claim amid continued push for independence
Incompetent or what?
ADIOS BART! In his last column for the Olive Press, before returning to politics, Bartie discusses Spain’s current economic woes
A tight spot
Expenses policy of many town halls is a good example of why Spain is facing economic turmoil
‘We will defend the waters’, says Spanish agriculture minister
Miguel Arias Canete said the government would continue to support the rights of fishermen in La Linea and Algeciras
Do you use coffee granules to stop slugs?
Using home-made methods to control pests could be breaking the law
Spain faces bailout delay
EU forces Spanish government to wait for €30 billion cash injection