Killer’s suicide attempt came after he implicated friend in murder of Spanish teen
The self-confessed killer of Sevilla teenager Marta del Castillo tried to end his life after implicating his friend 'El Cuco' in her death
Equal rights for Holy Week in Spain
Women will now be allowed to don the traditional white robes and take part in the Semana Santa processions
Leather love and loose wires
You’re fickle. You’re charged up. You’re plugged in and connected, but like a teasing Sahara breeze that comes and goes, your shine flickers
Soldiering on in Sevilla
Feeling the wintery cold in the city famous for its scorching summers
British Army signs Sevilla waterproof deal
Sevilla-based company has won contract to kit out British Army
Spanish Civil War communal graves located
Junta releases map of the 50,000 victims still awaiting a decent burial from Civil War
Tick tock heartstrings
Caitlyn adjusts to the pace of Spanish life in Sevilla
La Toya Jackson gets frisky in Sevilla
La Toya attends the annual International Horse Fair
We have gas!
Caitlyn Slivinski's morning started with the clanking of the gas tanks on the truck outside
Fear of flying?
Paul Whitelock tries to find cheap flights in and out of Spain from the low-cost airlines. And he discovers some of the pros and cons
I want to ride my bike…on the pavement
The Supreme Court in Spain has ruled that bicycles can be ridden on pavements and in pedestrian zones
Cruise ships to dock 70km inland
Sevilla courts cruise ships with ambitious river dredging project
Slippery slope for eel catchers
Eel fishing has been outlawed for the next decade to help the species survive
From North Devon to South Spain in six decades – Part Three
After three decades of regular visits to Spain, it got to the millennium and 25 years of married life
Sevilla for chocoholics
Nativity scene created from 1,500 kilos of chocolate by master chocolatiers from Rute (Cordoba)
No leg to stand on
Where are the missing half a million Iberian pigs that go to make the world’s best ham?
Murdered priest
Two 19-year-old gay prostitutes have been charged with the murder of a priest
Calling the impossible
A consumer watchdog has taken action against phone giant Orange on behalf of a Sevilla woman whose 500 euro phone bill included “impossible” calls.
Married to the job
Lovebirds find the dream job testing honeymoon suites around southern Spain
U2 are too loud for Spain
U2 have been fined for practising too loudly during rehearsals
On yer bike
The 2010 Vuelta a España will begin on Saturday with a special night time race in Sevilla
Tower gets go-ahead
Sevilla's controversial Torre Pelli gets approval
Scorching? Wanna Bet?
Sevilla the favourite, as the world bets on which Spanish city will be hottest this summer
High-octane celeb stunts fuel Sevilla
Spain city served up a Hollywood treat by Knight and Day stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz
Interpreter wanted for Andalucia hospital
Olive Press Appeal: Concerned daughter in need of a language expert to aid understanding of ill father's Spanish operation
Seeing the light
Jon Clarke takes a ride down Andalucia’s most alluring, unspoilt coastline the Costa de la Luz – or the ‘The Coast of Light’ of Cadiz.