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Peter Edgerton
"In a 15-minute telephone conversation with an official a week beforehand to clarify exactly what I'd need to bring with me for a new digital certificate, they'd somehow neglected to mention the passport," says columnist Peter Edgerton
16 Jan 2026 17:11
16 Jan 2026 11:09
Peter Edgerton
Unesco World Logic Day: "You'd think J.K. Rowling might have looked at the 12 rejection letters lying on her coffee table one morning and thought 'You know what - the errant antics of a schoolboy wizard might not be as good an idea as I thought'," writes columnist Peter Edgerton
16 Jan 2026 11:03
Dilip Kuner
The imminent arrival of Ginés Serrán's monumental sculptures at the Port of Malaga has sparked more than just a local debate; it has triggered a full-blown cultural skirmish says Dilip Kuner
16 Jan 2026 10:59
Mark Nayler
Columnist Mark Nayler comments on the meeting to discuss the government's proposed new financing model
09 Jan 2026 11:13
Dilip Kuner
There's something about the odds of these lotteries that draw you in, something that makes you believe the next ticket will finally be the one
09 Jan 2026 11:07
Peter Edgerton
Given the maelstrom of disturbing news coming our way these days, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the world is a wholly terrifying place, bereft of any joy or wonder says columnist Peter Edgerton
09 Jan 2026 11:03
Mark Nayler
Columnist Mark Nayler looks at how Sánchez indicated, for the first time, that he would be willing to send Spanish troops to Ukraine once the war is over - a proposal he will now discuss with each of the major parties
02 Jan 2026 12:47
Ignacio Lillo
An omen of prosperity. Our elders used to say that a year with snow is a year of plenty, says columnist Ignacio Lillo
02 Jan 2026 12:40
Mark Nayler
Columnist Mark Nayler looks at how once impecunious rebels on the EU's fiscal and geographic peripheries, Spain and Italy have become pillars of the Establishment
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02 Jan 2026 12:36
Peter Edgerton
The good people of Andalucía, by their own admission, possess an extraordinary talent for elongating things. Christmas is no exception, says columnist Peter Edgerton
26 Dec 2025 13:03
Peter Edgerton
As 2026 bears down upon us like a runaway juggernaut, columnist Peter Edgerton offers are a few predictions for the 12 months ahead
26 Dec 2025 12:58
Troy Nahumko
A faith that can be curated is a faith that need never challenge the comfortable or comfort the challenged, writes columnist Troy Nahumko
26 Dec 2025 12:47
Mark Nayler
It sometimes seems absurd that Spain has a Socialist-led government, writes Mark Nayler. Pedro Sánchez's party lost the last general election in 2023, coming second to the Partido Popular
26 Dec 2025 12:45
Rob Palmer / ESPN commentator
Jude Bellingham's all-action performance embodies exactly what the Real Madrid coach is looking for from the whole team, writes columnist Rob Palmer
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