Spanish lawyer bailed over fraud of dozens of British clients
EXCLUSIVE Jose Luis Garcia Maseda (right, with alleged victim Colin Penfold) allegedly took 1.8million euros from at least 45 clients. By Jon Clarke in Torremolinos
You WILL take the train to Spain
Sun-seekers could be forced to take trains from UK to Spain to reduce carbon emissions
Hungry for crime in Spain
There have been a spate of unusual food thefts in the region
Oscars on the Costas
Plan has been launched to hold the Oscars in Malaga
Gelati and sore feet!
Expat Andy Cameron is embarking on an arduous trek from Rome to Ronda to raise 50,000 euros to set up a foundation offering support to
Spanish airports traffic 10 per cent up for Easter
An estimated 8.5 million passengers will pass through Spanish airports this week while 14 million cars will be on the roads
Strike at La Zagaleta: Spain’s most exclusive development
EXCLUSIVE: The staff at the Marbella development, where Hugh Grant and Dolph Lundgren have homes, are striking over the loss of jobs
Spaniards pardoned by God
A Marbella drug-dealer has been pardoned in the spirit of Semana Santa
Spanish electoral irregularities
Fraud investigations launched in 295 towns around Spain
Raging Bull attack led to Spanish suicide
Victim of WBO boxing champ Harrison kills himself as trial is set for brothel attack
88 Nigerians missing in world´s biggest ‘lottery scam’ trial in Malaga
Internet trial to start in Spain with half its defendents disappeared
Ole! Female bullfighter Mari Paz Vega fights to return to Malaga
Discrimination must not keep Mari Paz Vega off bill for Malaga feria, insist regional chiefs
Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum set to open in Malaga
Paintings by Van Gogh, Degas and Gauguin set to be among the exhibits for Malaga’s fabulous new 11m euro Thyssen Bornemisza art gallery opening this
‘I’m innocent’ says Forward Press publisher after arrest in Malaga
Forward Press boss Ian Walton insists he is not guilty of fraud
Body found in boot of burnt out car in Malaga
Police believe it may have been a settling of scores
The ‘sexist, obnoxious pugilist’ comes to Malaga
The late German artist Martin Kippenberger has an exhibition at the Picasso Museum
Prospecting for oil off the Almería, Granada and Málaga coast
Searching for oil and gas has been welcomed by both the Ministry of Industry and the Junta de Andalucía
The new Spanish Soho
Malaga city centre is set to be transformed into a cultural hub
British paedophile brought to justice in Spain
After six years on the run, a British paedophile has been remanded in prison in Andalusia
Malaga police at risk from mafia after clerical error
Court case postponed after home addresses of police officers given to French gang
Franco’s missing babies probe in court for first time in Spain
The first ‘stolen baby’ case has reached the courts
From Velvet to canvas
Blue Velvet director David Lynch exhibits work at Malaga exhibition
Forward Press moves into Europe
EXCLUSIVE By Amie Keeley. Disgraced publisher now moving its scheme into France and Italy
Runway art makes for happy landing
The Andalucian International Artists Group are set to exhibit their work in Malaga airport
English Cemetery: Keeping the dead alive
Urgent battle has been launched to keep the English Cemetery in Malaga open
Killer of Spanish teenager María Esther left fingerprints
EXCLUSIVE: Fingerprints on a padlock could be the key to the brutal murder of Arriate teenager María Esther Jiménez Villegas