Thousands remain in Ceuta as Spain moves to expand emergency accommodation
Spain is to open four temporary accommodation facilities in Ceuta with space for 1,500 migrants, as authorities attempt to ease pressure on the North African
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Three family members including child killed in Isla Cristina shooting
Three members of the same family, including a child, have been killed after two masked gunmen opened fire in the Huelva (Andalusia) coastal town of
Soldier dies and three injured in accident during battle against major Aragón wildfire
A member of Spain’s Military Emergencies Unit (UME) has died and three others have been injured after their fire engine overturned and plunged into a
Morocco stops new mass attempt to reach Ceuta as almost 300 migrants detained
Moroccan security forces say they have intercepted almost 300 people attempting to reach the border with the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, amid a major security
Two women killed and two babies injured after torrential rain triggers landslide in León
Two women have died and two babies have been injured after torrential rain triggered a landslide and a sudden torrent of water, mud and rocks
Magnitude 5 earthquake hits Granada and is strongly felt across Malaga province
A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the Granada province in Andalusia in the early hours of Saturday morning, causing damage to buildings and vehicles and sending
Spain evacuates remains of medieval kings as wildfire threatens historic Aragón monastery
The remains of the first kings of Aragón have been removed from one of Spain’s most important medieval monasteries after an advancing wildfire came dangerously
Spain keeps largest nuclear plant open until 2030 but maintains 2035 phase-out
Spain has extended the operating life of the Almaraz nuclear power station until June 2030, delaying what was due to be the first stage of
Bulgaria’s Burgas chosen to host Eurovision 2027 as new security rules come into force
Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Burgas has been selected to host the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, bringing the event to the Balkan country for the
Millions flock to viewing points as Spain witnesses first total solar eclipse in more than a century
Millions of people across Spain watched daylight briefly disappear on Wednesday evening as the country experienced its first total solar eclipse in more than a