Spain
- Accused detained by police after questioning, as neighbours allegedly describe hearing argument and loud crash
- The injured Argentina striker and his father, Jorge Horacio Messi, are accused of defrauding the Spanish government of £3m but the footballer’s lawyer says he will appear on Thursday
- Mayka Kukucova shot millionaire jewellery store owner Andrew Bush before fleeing in his Hummer, Spanish jury ruled
- Barcelona star and his father accused of using tax havens in Belize and Uruguay to conceal €10m earned in image rights
- Historians say unprecedented national centre would help future generations understand a conflict that tore country apart 80 years ago
- The conflict between Republicans and Nationalists that erupted in 1936 was distorted by Franco and largely neglected by later governments. Now a campaign is under way to open the first international museum telling all sides of the story
- After a litany of deadly attacks, the package holiday market has collapsed in Egypt and Tunisia – but familiar resorts in the western Med are booming again
- Seven held over five paintings and other valuables that were taken in burglary of Madrid home last summer
- The Long Read: When Ada Colau was elected mayor of Barcelona, she became a figurehead of the new leftwing politics sweeping Spain. The question she now faces is a vital one for the left across Europe – can she really put her ideas into practice?
- 55-year-old Briton held on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration held with 17 Albanian men on south coast
- The far right is gaining support in some corners of Europe, but more marked is the rejection by voters of the political establishment
- Video recorded by witnesses show police and protesters clashing in Barcelona, after squatters were evicted from a former bank
- Housing activist-turned-mayor Ada Colau faces ire of natural constituents as she refuses to engage in private dispute
- Spanish government decision to ban fans carrying pro-independence flags at Copa del Rey cup final is ruled unconstitutional
- Spanish director tells Cannes film festival that US film industry is ‘losing an enormous opportunity by not creating good roles for women of all ages’
- Decision by Castile and León authorities could end killing of bulls by horsemen at annual Toro de la Vega festival
- European economics commissioner Pierre Moscovici postpones decision on countries breaking budget rules until July
- The Catalan capital’s radical new strategy will restrict traffic to a number of big roads, drastically reducing pollution and turning secondary streets into ‘citizen spaces’ for culture, leisure and the community
- Letters: It is very easy to detect the joyless hand of the anti-alcohol lobby behind these guidelines
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