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Latest figures reveal 36% of UK Nationals in Spain have the Withdrawal Agreement TIE
"It has become clear over the last 12 months that the TIE makes people’s lives easier"
Algeria says to meet all Spanish gas supply commitments, ready to negotiate more
Algeria, the main gas provider of Spain, will supply its partner through the undersea Medgaz pipeline.
Energy costs push Spain's inflation to 29-year-high
The price increase was above a previous reading of 4.0% in September.
Appeal for missing Croatian man
Nedžac Alić drives a Volkswagen Golf 7 with the Croatian Plate number: RI 5464H
Volunteers crush the grapes and raise a glass at London winery
The volunteers de-stemmed the fruit by hand and then crushed them with their feet.
Spain softens 2.6 bln euro profit claw-back on utilities
High power prices put pressure on heavy industries some of which already announced production cuts or shutdowns in Spain.
Spanish cabinet approves bill penalising empty homes, rewarding lower rents
The draft legislation also targets the lack of accessible housing.
Spain to give booster dose of Pfizer or Moderna to people who had J&J shot
Spain has one of the highest rates of inoculation against COVID-19 in Europe.
Winter season flight forecasts very optimistic
International air traffic will rise by 9% to 15,000 and the number of seats will increase by 9% to 400,000.
IKEA buys former Topshop store in London's Oxford Circus for £378 mln
The Oxford Street IKEA store will be the biggest inner-city format store to date.
Pound at new 20-month high vs euro
"Euro-sterling is trading close to the bottom end of its post-referendum low"
With axes and stones, women make their mark on traditional Basque rural sports
Basque sports are a sample of the work traditionally associated with rural life in the Basque Country.
Number of COVID-19 infections in Spain hits 5 million
The total number of people who have now tested positive for COVID-19 is 5,002,217.
London's Heathrow says full travel recovery at least five years away
Heathrow, has suffered heavy losses during the pandemic.
Tesla drives toward $1 trillion club on record Hertz order
Shares were also buoyed by news of the company's Model 3 becoming the first electric vehicle to top monthly sales of new cars in Europe.
Study points to Spain's young drivers becoming more careful
The 35 to 44 age group has the worst record for drinking and driving.
Palma Police helping with Carlo Heuvelman murder investigation
Carlo Heuvelman and his friends were allegedly attacked by a group of Dutch tourists in Playa de Palma in July.
Sheep replace cars as they cross Madrid en route to winter pastures
Shepherds guided their flocks through the heart of the Spanish capital.
English travellers can now use cheaper tests
A welcome change from the more expensive PCR tests.
Spain vows to speed up aid to volcano-hit La Palma
Sanchez paid tribute to all those working to tackle the eruption.
Balearics have lowest percentage of total population vaccinated
Vaccination continues, but it is slow.
Over a million euros of state of alarm fines to be refunded
The first state of alarm was ruled to have been unconstitutional.
No 'Squid Game' South Korea's real-life debt trap
"How is this different from 'Squid Game' if there's no second chances?"
Alec Baldwin fires prop gun on movie set, killing cinematographer
The Sheriff's office said they are investigating the shooting and interviewing witnesses.
Queen Elizabeth back at desk after first night in hospital in years
The source said she was now resting and undertaking light official duties.
"The dogs are fine" Mystery banner and footprints hint at volcano rescue
The drone company trying to rescue three dogs has found no sign of the animals.
Balearic Hoteliers investing millions in the Dominican Republic
"We are facing a great opportunity for everyone and we have to take advantage of it.."
More than 1,500 foreign workers left the Balearics last month
Social Security had 2,240,775 foreign contributors in September.
Twelve working days will be public holidays in Spain in 2022
In addition, there are region-specific holidays, such as Balearics Day.
Queen Elizabeth told to rest by doctors, cancels visit - Palace
Britain's Queen Elizabeth has accepted medical advice to rest for the next few days.
UK on the edge tougher COVID restrictions needed, health lobby says
Britain reported 223 new deaths from COVID-19 on Tuesday.
A UK COVID lockdown would be wrong right now, business minister says
"I absolutely think that it would be completely wrong for us to go back into a lockdown," he told
Facebook rebrand: What is the "metaverse"?
Facebook Inc, is planning to rebrand itself with a new name that focuses on the metaverse. But what does it mean?
Get me to the Church on time!!
The couple, identified by local media as health workers in the town of Alappuzha in southern India's Kerala state, could be seen smiling
Mallorca targeting British sports tourists
"We are a preferred destination for sports and this will reactivate tourist activity in the low season..”
"Tolls" for Spain's highways by 2024
The Spanish government prefers not to use the word "toll"; the most appropriate systems of payment are being studied.
Drone operator will try to rescue dogs from Spanish volcano
"It's the first time an animal is being rescued with a drone...."
Update: Poison survivors leave Spain's Prado, ending protest
Police detained two of the protesters and the others left the museum around noon.
La Palma evacuees see no end to ordeal after month of volcanic eruption
Volcanologists have said they cannot predict for how long the volcano will keep expelling molten magma.
Survivors of 1980s poisoning occupy Spain's El Prado, threaten suicide
"Six hours after the start of our presence here, we will start ingesting the pills," the protesters said
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- British tourists will be “tracked” while on holiday in Mallorca
- Mallorca ambassador Sir Bradley Wiggins has “lost” his Mallorca home
- Mallorca restaurants losing clients, tourists tighten their belts
- Mallorca hotelier - "I wouldn't go to a place where I perceived there to be animosity towards tourists"