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The local and regional elections that took place the 28th May have shaken up the political chessboard in Spain. The right-wing Partido Popular took the largest proportion of votes and now has the largest number of seats in local and regional governments.

Decision follows poor performance in Sunday’s regional and municipal elections

People’s party strengthens hold on Madrid and could take regions of Valencia and Aragón, according to poll

Votes will allow the parties to hone their strategies before December’s general election

Pedro Sánchez announces subsidy as his Socialist party lags behind conservative People’s party in polls

Tourists who arrive in the Republic of Ireland may decide against travelling north to avoid the 'extra hassle factor' of having to secure an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)

The Basque city locals remember as grimy and industrial has changed a lot since the Frank Gehry-designed building sprang up 25 years ago

AS a showcase for Newcastle's diverse range of live original acts, Sunday's West Best Bloc Fest will provide an embarrassment of riches. One wristband will get you the ultimate musical pub crawl, with bands and soloists filling The Family Hotel, The Happy Wombat, Jams Karaoke, Rogue Scholar, The Star Hotel…

The Eta group’s kidnap and murder of a young councillor in 1997 united a country in revulsion and the wounds are still open today

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about how hummingbirds may be unable to adapt to new environments, a company trying to set up space fueling stations, and more.

ETA Space is trying to solve one of the biggest problems with space travel. It might just have a solution.