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Debris litters town in deadly Spanish earthquake
The death toll from two earthquakes which struck southeast Spain overnight stands at 10, with reports of major damage.

Seve special in so many ways - Turner
Former New Zealand tour professional Greg Turner today joined a queue of golfers and officials to pay tribute to golfing great Seve Ballesteros.

A culinary adventure in Spain
With the rise of tapas and small dishes on restaurant menus, Spain has never been hotter as a source of inspiration.

Want to eat at one of the world's best restaurants? You'll be lucky
A place on the San Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurants has become one of the most sought-after honours for restaurateurs.

Good taste: Spanish reds
It'll soon be time to crank up that heat pump and drink a wine that warms our cockles.

Cycling: Roulston's injuries to be assessed
Hayden Roulston is to be assessed by a doctor to determine the extent of injuries he suffered after being hit by a car in Spain.

Mini's little racer with mighty WRC ambition
Mini has history on its side as it hits the rally circuit with a Countryman-derived WRCar.

Valencia: Contemplation away from cruel captivity
Linda Herrick encounters a rugged yet sensitive stranger in a romantic Spanish setting.

Twitter chief quiet on being a 'takeover target'
Twitter's chief executive has batted away questions about it being a takeover target and failed to outline any justification for a $10 billion company valuation.

Britain: Lung cancer epidemic 'may have peaked in women'
The fifty-year epidemic of lung cancer which has claimed at least one million lives in Britain may have peaked among women, figures show.

Lee Dixon: Torres in but who misses out?
Chelsea are now blessed with another world-class stiker, but Didier Drogba may suffer, writes former England and Arsenal fullback Lee Dixon.

Wine: Review your wine spend
Tasting wine that you can't afford is one of the pleasures of the job. It doesn't happen often but it's usually a joyous and memorable occasion when it does.

Jim Eagles: All tied up with Spanish red tape
There was mild celebration last year when the New Zealand and Spanish governments negotiated an agreement on working holiday visas.

Lost the opener (+recipes)
Have you ever thought about the history sitting in your gadget drawer?

Tightening the continent's belt by several notches
Finance ministers from the eurozone are meeting to consider the issue of bailouts for debt-ridden countries.