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Josué and Laura are two of the hundreds of thousands of Spaniards working in the UK. Photo: J. Castaño
Record numbers of Spaniards have moved to the UK to find work and escape the economic crisis in their own country.
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Hostages running from the Jewish supermarket. Photo: AFP
Police swooped in on a man thought to have supplied weapons used on the January 2015 attack on a Jewish supermarket.
Screen grab: La Sexta
A radical castle restoration that became an international joke has won a prestigious global architecture award, vindicating its architect.
Photo posted by far-right group Hogar Social Madrid.
Extremist groups are channeling hate towards Muslims in the aftermath of jihadist attacks in Europe.
Champions League
Photo: AFP
Cristiano Ronaldo inspired Real Madrid to a record sixth successive Champions League semi-final with a hat-trick.
Residents complain that Palma is overrun with tourists. Photo: City Sightseeing
Unfriendly graffiti appearing on walls in Mallorca shows just how sick some islanders are of tourists.
Photo: Emaar Properties
Controversial Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has announced plans to build the world’s tallest building in Dubai.
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A still from Spanish TV series Velvet. Photo: Antena3.com
Julián Rodríguez. Photo: Screenshot from APETP video.
Mario Conde faces 12 years behind bars. Photo: Pierre-Philippe Marcou / AFP
The weapons were buried in a cardboard box. Photo: Interior Ministry
Spain's industry minister, José Manuel Soria. Photo: AFP
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Police operation seizes 20 kilograms of drugs and arrests nearly 2,000 people in just a few weeks on one of Vienna’s underground lines.
The war raging in Syria has "provided the perfect breeding ground for extremist and terrorists to take root in the society." Photo: AFP
The Syrian conflict has acted like a greenhouse for extremist groups which are now spreading "like a cancer", the UN chief said on Friday, urging greater cooperation to prevent radicalization.
Adolf Hitler. Photo: DPA
Some may say it's too little too late. But 71 years after the end of the Second World War, a Bavarian town is taking a defiant stance against the Nazis - by revoking Hitler’s honourary citizenship.
National
Spanish town fined for staging bizarre 'slippery swine' race
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National
Fat man who crushed nativity donkey to death goes free
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International
Consulate reveals weirdest requests from Brits abroad
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Lifestyle
Recipe: How to make Spanish albóndigas in tomato sauce
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National
First journalist punished over photos under Spain’s gag law
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National
'Hug a Brit to stop Brexit' Europeans urged
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National
Benidorm's Sticky Vicky, 72, retires from sexy magic show
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National
What's on in Spain: April 2016
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National
Double amputee told to 'crawl' to Ryanair flight in Spain
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National
Barcelona officially declares itself a 'veggie friendly' city
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National
Spain mulls 'no kill bullfights' in nod to animal rights
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National
Report: Life in Spain is more miserable than Saudi Arabia
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Features
The ten commandments for expats living in Spain
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Analysis & Opinion
'Gibraltar is passionately British - that's why we reject Brexit'
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Culture
Recipe: How to make a classic Spanish tortilla de patatas
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National
Woman judge asks rape victim if she 'tried closing her legs'
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National
This is what happened when Spain restored an ancient castle
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International
Why this Spaniard wants Britain to stay in the EU
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Features
Top Ten: Great books about Spain
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Lifestyle
The insider's guide to the best wine bars in Barcelona
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National
Couple arrested in Spain over graveyard 'voodoo' love ritual
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National
Fart sparks shoot out between rival Spanish gypsy clans
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Politics
Rajoy achieves in hometown what Hitler and Stalin didn't
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