Spain has rescued than 500 migrants who crossed the Mediterranean by boat.

Curious and hungry, I headed to Seville in search of a new wave of tapas.

Has the world ever seen a better footballer?

Italy's new Government sends immigration message by rejecting the Aquarius.

42-year-old Helen Priestly was told she might lose her leg.

Cabinet has the highest percentage of female members in the world.

It was the murder mystery that was solved on social media. But there was just one problem.

Spain's new Prime Minister is the first to be sworn in without a Bible or a crucifix.

Sir Graham Henry is about to take on a challenge of a different kind.

In the heart of the Gothic quarter, though you'll loathe to leave this neoclassical hotel.

"There were no warnings signs or anything, she just didn't wake up."

Stephanie Holmes' top tips for visiting Barcelona and making like a local.

Antoni Gaudi's Catalan cathedral is Barcelona's most beloved building site.

New social-media obsessed travelers are killing the club resort.

The shipwreck's discovery after 300 years has ignited an international dispute.

Sixty-five-year-old golfer scores two holes in one in a single round.

The Monastry in Zaragoza boasts a spa and gardens, but chocolate is what brought us here.

Parents arrested after leaving their two young girls at resort so they could get drunk.

Ex-leader Puigdemont faces weeks-long fight to avoid extradition back to Spain.

If it's good enough for Enid Blyton, it's good enough for Kate Whiting.

Starting in Barcelona, Anna King Shahab savours the north.

Exhilaration and/or sheer terror can strike in a Malaga gorge.

Millions of women in Spain took to the streets on International Women's Day.

British nuclear submarine crashed last year after commander took 'eye off the ball'.

The suspects claim the four tonnes of fruit were for their personal consumption.

Anna King Shahab is won over by the sights and tastes and ends as full as a gordo olive.

Before there were sophisticated dummies, humans would participate in crash tests.

82million people visited Spain in 2017, despite terror attacks and a crisis in Catalonia.

Spanish man apparently died and came back to life in remarkable fashion.

Locals have been horrified by bodies washed up from sunken rafts.