England beat Spain to win the Women’s Euro Final on penalties
England beat Spain to win the UEFA Women’s European Championship final on Sunday, played in Basel, Switzerland. The teams finished extra time tied at 1-1,
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Death in Tenerife of teenager Jay Slater was an accident, inquest concludes
A British teenager, Jay Slater, died after an accidental fall from a height of 20-25 metres, while trying to return to his hotel on foot
Sánchez says he feels ‘good and strong’ amid right-wing corruption scandal
Corruption allegations swirling around a former senior member of Spain’s right-wing People’s Party (PP) have offered an unexpected reprieve to socialist (PSOE) Prime Minister Pedro
Vueling denies ‘highly disruptive’ passengers were removed from flight because they are Jewish
Dozens of French passengers were taken off a Vueling flight preparing to leave from Valencia to Paris on Wednesday, due to what Spanish police and
Spanish MPs reject bill designed to prevent another major power outage
Spanish MPs dealt a significant blow to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s socialist-led coalition government on Tuesday, by voting down a bill aimed at preventing future
Spanish government seeks to declassify Franco-era secret files
Spain’s left-leaning coalition government led by the PSOE socialists has given the green light to a draft law that would automatically declassify confidential documents more
162 women rescued from alleged sexual exploitation gang working across five Spanish provinces
In a joint operation carried out across several Spanish provinces, agents from the National Police, the Guardia Civil and Vigilancia Aduanera (Customs Surveillance) have rescued
Spain’s PM joins left-leaning leaders in Chile for ‘democracy always’ meeting
The left-leaning heads of government from Spain and four South American countries convened in Chile on Monday, calling for unity in response to rising extremism
Spanish police arrest 7, accused of trafficking looted archaeological artefacts
Spain’s National Police said on Monday that they had arrested seven individuals in the Andalusian provinces of Córdoba, Jaén and Seville accused of offences including
Two people killed after being hit by high-speed train travelling from Madrid to Salamanca
Two people, both in their 40s, were struck and killed by a high-speed Alvia train travelling from Madrid to Salamanca (Castilla y León) on the
