Hope amid tragedy as dog missing after train tragedy in Andalusia is found safe
After a week marked by grief following two deadly train crashes, Spain received a rare moment of relief on Thursday: Boro, the dog who went
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Fourth train incident in 5 days: ‘passenger lightly injured’ after train hits crane in Murcia
A commuter train hit a crane in the southeastern Spanish region of Murcia on Thursday, leaving one passenger with minor injuries, the national rail operator
European Parliament blocks plans to weaken passenger rights on flight delays
The European Parliament on Wednesday voted down proposals that would have allowed airlines to delay flights for longer before being required to compensate passengers, setting
Chaos in Catalonia as rail network suspended for second day, as train drivers insist on more safety guarantees
Commuter rail services on Catalonia’s Rodalies network remained suspended on Thursday morning, despite expectations that operations would begin to restart gradually during the day. Spain’s
One dead, 37 injured, as commuter train hits collapsed wall near Barcelona
A Rodalies commuter train derailed near Barcelona on Tuesday night after it ploughed into the rubble of a retaining wall that had collapsed onto the
Statue honouring Spanish golf icon Seve Ballesteros vanishes from his hometown in Cantabria
Police are investigating the disappearance of a statue honouring Spanish golfing legend Seve Ballesteros from his birthplace of Pedreña, near Santander in Spain’s northern region
Death toll rises to 43 as royals visit train crash site and Spain starts three days of mourning
Spain began three days of national mourning on Tuesday for the victims of the high-speed train crash that occurred in Adamuz, southern Spain, on Sunday
Train crash probe points to possible damaged track, amid uncertainty over cause or consequence
Investigators examining Sunday’s derailment of a high-speed train in Spain, which has now claimed at least 40 lives, have identified a damaged joint in the
Sánchez vows ‘to get to the truth’ about cause of train tragedy, as Spain declares three days of mourning
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged on Monday to ‘get to the truth’ about the cause of the railway accident in the Andalusian town of
Julio Iglesias argues Spanish courts lack jurisdiction over alleged abuse case
Spain’s most famous veteran singer Julio Iglesias has asked judicial authorities to throw out a complaint brought by two former employees accusing him of sexual