British man finally wins compensation seven years after losing arm in Estepona buggy crash
Former Benalmádena waiter Raymond secures payout following a complex legal battle over a Costa del Sol excursion tragedy
Former Benalmádena waiter Raymond secures payout following a complex legal battle over a Costa del Sol excursion tragedy
Traffic
The entry of vehicles with an Eco sticker has skyrocketed, while that of vehicles without an environmental sticker has plummeted, with one in three vehicles coming from the wider Malaga area
Tourism
The city council has ultimately decided to allow the conversion of premises into housing, as long as there is proven residential purpose
Pride
Under the slogan of ‘where culture is sown, freedom flourishes’, this year’s festivities take place at various locations across the town between 26 May and 6 June
The Climate Central tool features an interactive map predicting which coastal zones will be worst affected
Malaga Ibis fire
Malaga Ibis fire
Extra Invest Home
Royal Park Residence at the Heart of the New Golden Mile Transformation
Missing woman
Malaga city
Culture
Extra Ibex Insurance
Urban planning
Aerospace giant to create 200 high-tech jobs as Andalucía targets status as Europe's third-largest aviation hub
Andalusian election 2026
The party led in the region by Juanma Moreno lost five seats and will depend on hard-right group Vox, while the socialist PSOE lost two seats
The incumbent president argues that despite falling just short of an absolute majority, the election mandate is "uncontestable".
The officer, who has been suspended from duty since the incident, is now accused of attempted chemical submission
Crime
HM Customs Gibraltar intercepted 428kg of drugs hidden in the hulls of bulk carriers and hosted the European maritime intelligence summit
Tourism
Crime
Seven bales were recovered following Bay of Gibraltar interception
Heritage
Minister for Heritage, John Cortes, officially opened the gallery on Friday ahead of Museum Open Day, unveiling a world-class reconstruction of 'Flint', the Neanderthal child
The Puerto Rican superstar debuts a 150-piece Inditex collaboration ahead of his sold-out 12-date Spanish tour
The 26-year-old trainer is dribbling a football non-stop through Morocco, Spain, France and on to Staffordshire in the hope of raising 100,000 pounds for the hospice that cared for his father
Society
Alejandro Doña García wants to take a proposal to Malaga city council and urge the authorities to improve care for homeless people with mental illness
Health
The good news is that the survival rate will surpass 60 per cent thanks to early detection and advanced treatments
One in ten smokes or vapes before they're 18, rising to one in four just a few years on, according to the latest survey by the Spanish society of family doctors
Summer
There's no amount of time that is safe to leave a child or pet inside a car, experts warn following the tragic death of a child in Spain
The first year's mortgage payment takes more than 60% of household income, according to a Tinsa report
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Legal
José María García Urbano will appear before a professional court on 3 June
Tourism
The reopening of the popular river walk in Nerja on the eastern Costa del Sol has taken a further administrative step, although there is still no clear timeline for it to be accessible to the public
The Botttom Line opinion
The drought in Malaga province is not over. It's rained a lot, but the situation is still quite bad, writes columnist Ignacio Lillo
Gaby is a 38-year-old teacher in a private academy. She lives with her partner, her dog and her fish. Here is her story
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Royal Park Residence at the Heart of the New Golden Mile Transformation
Planning
An investment of 350 million euros in the project will include the protection of the dune ecosystem in the area, according to the developer
Food and drink opinion
The national dish of Ukraine is basically a sweet and sour beetroot-infused stock but it is as diverse as the country itself, writes columnist AJ Linn
The Bottom Line
"Over the past few years I've watched properties in my area, some empty for 20 years, filthy and riddled with rats, finally being put to proper use. After a relatively affordable renovation, people are actually living in these places," says columnist Ignacio Lillo
The Music Maker
Columnist Peter Edgerton looks at new research into Bronze Age sewing skills - and confirms that boys were just as hopeless four thousand years ago
The Euro Zone
Despite the pressure that Vox will exert on Moreno, he doesn’t need to enter a coalition. A confidence-and-supply arrangement could be sufficient thinks columnist Mark Nayler
Food and Drink opinion
Columnist Andrew J. Linn looks at how moderate regulation of alcohol comsumption might work better than outright bans
Environment
The councillor for parks and gardens Diego López said it was "a historic milestone as it is the first time the town has obtained it"
Health
Microorganisms in the gut not only help metabolise our food intake, but they also produce vitamins and other nutrients essential to the human body
Community spirit
This year the foundation provided palliative home care to 175 people in the town and now the town hall has promised 20,000 euros in funding
A Look at La Liga
Carlo Ancelotti is the right man for the job but he has a tough six months ahead, writes columnist Rob Palmer
The runner moved the Serranía by completing the gruelling course with the number that David did not get to wear in the Ultra Sierra Nevada
Football
Preparations for the tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada have entered the next stage after coach Luis de la Fuente finalised his group ahead of a series of warm-up fixtures
David Larrubia put Juan Francisco Funes's side ahead within five minutes, but a second-half equaliser from Racing means a top-six finish is not yet certain
Gibraltar
The five days of 25 speakers ended last Sunday with guests such as Peter Berry and Deb Bunt, Sir Anthony Seldon and Sir Graham Brady
The Euro Zone opinion
King Felipe didn't deserve the mud hurled at him on 3 November. But nor has he done anything since to earn the cheers he received this week, writes columnist Marke Nayler
Weather
Jorge Rey, a widely followed young meteorology enthusiast from Burgos, has offered his forecast for the festive season
Foreign Influencers in Southern Spain
A 12-metre-high mural adorns the wall of a hotel in Torremolinos to commemorate Gardner's visit during the summer of 1955
Art
Dutch artist Anne Geene has photographed the items stolen by Dora, Daisy and Manchita and her work has formed part of a global study into cat behaviour
Health
The new royal decree aims to steer the smoking devices away from the youngest sector of the population in particular
Extra Deporte and Business
Real Guadalhorce Club de Golf will host the prestigious tournament from 28 November to 1 December