British Ambassador in Spain issues video to try and reassure UK nationals
With 100 days until the end of the Brexit Transition Period on 31 December, the British Ambassador to Spain Hugh Elliott has recorded another video message
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EU leaders conclude marathon summit with ‘historic’ rescue package
EU leaders concluded a marathon summit in the early hours of Tuesday to reach a ‘historical’ deal for a huge €750 billion recovery plan for their
British Ambassador and Secretaría de Estado de Migraciones send message to UK nationals in Spain
One week on from the introduction of a new residency document for UK nationals protected by the Withdrawal Agreement and some changes to the application
Opinion: London, Madrid, Covid-19 and populism
Right-wing populists in London and Madrid are at last getting a much-deserved kicking. There have been some intriguing parallels and divergencies between Spain and the
Brexit has finally happened … but what happens next?
Brexit has finally happened. After the 2016 referendum, followed by three prime ministers (David Cameron, Theresa May and now Boris Johnson), plus two general elections
Clara Ponsatí becomes MEP, despite Spanish electoral board announcement
The European Parliament has officially recognised as an MEP the former Catalan education minister Clara Ponsatí, who is currently living in Scotland and awaiting an extradition hearing. Ponsatí is fighting
Clara Ponsatí’s forthcoming MEP status ‘could affect extradition’ from Scotland
The full extradition hearing for Clara Ponsatí, the former Catalan education minister now living in Scotland, is scheduled to start on 11 May in Edinburgh. But it
Message for UK nationals in Spain from British Ambassador Hugh Elliott
A message for UK nationals in Spain from British Ambassador Hugh Elliott: As you know, the UK will be leaving the EU on 31 January
Boris Johnson secures biggest Conservative majority since Margaret Thatcher
Boris Johnson has secured the biggest Conservative Party majority in a General Election since Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, after Britain went to the polls