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The Trampolín beach in Ceuta after most of the migrants had been transferred; in the top left-hand circle, Alejandro Artero, a nurse from Malaga; below, Pedro De Santiago, press coordinator, spokesperson and member of Accem's emergency team in Ceuta.

Malaga workers deployed in Ceuta describe 'biggest migration crisis in Spain'

A nurse specialising in disaster response and a spokesperson for NGO Accem recount the collapse, the suffering of the children and the Herculean effort to provide basic care for thousands of migrants

Irene Quirante
View of the road from Jubrique to Estepona, where work will be carried out on the retaining wall and the kerb.

Jubrique secures almost one million euros for storm-damaged road to Estepona

The funding, drawn from a nationwide seven-billion-euro programme for winter storm recovery, requires a geotechnical survey before construction can begin on the collapsed retaining wall

Julio J. Portabales

The Euro Zone

Mixed messages

Columnist Mark Nayler argues that the Spanish government's decision to retain 500 Moroccan minors has shattered its consistency over the Ceuta border crisis, sending a dangerously mixed message to both the EU and potential migrants

Mark Nayler

The way we were

Columnist Peter Edgerton looks back with a mix of cringe and fondness at his clumsy early attempts to integrate into Spanish life thirty years ago

Peter Edgerton

A tale of two cities

From windy Hull to sun-soaked Malaga, two newly promoted clubs take vastly different paths in the search for top-flight survival

Rob Palmer, commentator ESPN
The mayor of Albondón, José Sánchez, and the shopkeeper and lottery seller, Ana Belén Fernández, alongside Albondón’s famous ‘Pregnant Woman’.

The Granada village that honours a French King

The festivities in the Alpujarra village of Albondón which take place from 24 to 26 August, include among other things, a re-enactment of ‘Moors and Christians’ during the festivities which pay tribute to Louis XI

Rafael Vílchez