The Latest Breaking News from Spain

Police Find Stolen Seve Ballesteros Statue Cut Into Pieces

The stolen Seve Ballesteros statue has been found by police in Spain, but it's been cut up into pieces by thieves looking to sell it on

Golf Monthly · Jan 30

Why are Spain and Portugal growing twice as fast as the eurozone?

Iberian economies outperform peers, supported by strong domestic spending and thriving industries.

Euronews · Jan 30

Solar eclipses to star signs: Where you should travel in 2026 according to an astrologer

Fourty-three per cent of travellers would reconsider trips based on a horoscope warning, according to one survey.

Euronews · Jan 30

Santander: Locations of 44 branches set to close

The Spain-based banking giant has unveiled closures which will affect 291 workers across the UK.

Evening Standard · Jan 29

Expired vaccines given to 253 people in Spain's Basque Country, prompting investigation

None of the victims - most of them infants - have had any adverse side effects.

Euronews · Jan 29

France and Spain signal support to list Iran's Revolutionary Guard as terrorist group

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could soon be designated as a terrorist organisation in the European Union after France and Spain, the two key hold-outs, signalled a change of mind.

Euronews · Jan 28

António Morgado earns birthday victory in Trofeo Calviá

19-year-old Spaniard Héctor Alvarez second, Uno-X Mobility's Adne Holter third

Cycling News · Jan 28

EU invests €650 million in cross-border hydrogen and electricity infrastructure projects

Spain is the EU member state receiving the most funding for cross-border electricity projects, while Germany is emerging as the frontrunner in hydrogen initiatives. Meanwhile, the European Commission is expected to launch its next call for proposals on energy infrastructure between April and June.

Euronews · Jan 28

Woman killed by falling tree as torrential rain and 50mph winds batter Costa del Sol

Spain continues to be rocked by Storm Joseph, bringing disruption across the country

The Independent UK · Jan 28

This Spanish town has been living under a rock for 500 years — and people still call it home

Imagine walking down a quiet Spanish street and realising the “roof” above your head isn’t a building at all; it’s a massive slab of natural rock. Not decorative. Not artificial. It is just there. That’s Setenil de las Bodegas, a small town in southern Spain that quite literally exists inside…

The Times of India · Jan 28