Passenger plane forced to turn back on taxiway after medical cooler containing life-saving organ was forgotten in an ambulance
The Venta Baja-Puente Don Manuel network in the Axarquía village is declared fit for human consumption and the alternative distribution of bottled water has stopped
Human-trafficking
The network allegedly facilitated the entry through Serbia of at least 40 Cubans in exchange for 3,000 euros per person
The popular 17-kilometre race is taking place on Saturday 1 August in the eastern Costa del Sol town and registration opens on Sunday 7 June
The monitoring technicians detected this first litter of the year, which is the second one for 'Urtsu', the mother, as last year she already had three offspring.
Drug-trafficking
Child welfare
Politics
Housing
Malaga city
Food and Drink
Extra Ibex Insurance
Environment
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The regional minister of emergencies believes the fire was intentional, given "the characteristics, the day, the time and the area"
The Costa Tropical town's El Majuelo park will host the day which is taking place on Saturday 30 May from 11am to 6pm with workshops, performances, children's activities, exhibitions, charity food stalls and information stands open to all
The incumbent president argues that despite falling just short of an absolute majority, the election mandate is "uncontestable".
Aerospace giant to create 200 high-tech jobs as Andalucía targets status as Europe's third-largest aviation hub
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
Culture
The mayor has confirmed that Carmen Cervera's three children are going to join the negotiations as natural heirs
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
Culture
The summer music festival is taking place in Vélez-Málaga on Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August with David Guetta, Eric Prydz and Sasha and Digweed headlining
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The first year's mortgage payment takes more than 60% of household income, according to a Tinsa report
The council aims to control the mosquito population in urban and peri-urban areas of the town
Crime
Local Police officers stopped two vehicles in Torre del Mar that were found to be carrying 258 kilos of avocados and 50 kilos of peppers
Crime
Searches, which involved a team of more than 40 officers, were carried out in around twenty industrial units
Environment
The massive arrival of Rugulopteryx okamurae this summer has kept the local councils along the coast on alert. In Marbella alone more than 800,000 euros has been spent to remove 75 tonnes of the invasive species from the beaches every day
Business
Livesport’s user base, estimated at 100 million per month, will increase by another 25 million, consolidating its leadership in live scores, statistics and sports news
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
Infrastructure
Emasa has budgeted 43.7 million euros for projects related to drainage, rainwater collectors and flood protection in the city
'Dana' storm tragedy
In just a few days the Chinese community in Malaga has managed to collect more than 70 pallets of products and raise 80,000 euros, of which 7,000 are donations from children who opened their piggy banks
The Euro Zone opinion
What do olive oil, jeans and steel have in common? All three have been the focus of trade disputes between the United States and European Union, especially under President Donald Trump
The Bottom Line opinion
We are about to witness a regrettable European disunity in response to the victory of a politician who celebrated Brexit and cheers on Viktor Orbán and Nigel Farage, writes columnist
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
Study by KPMG and LaLiga highlights football club's multi-million euro economic impact and role in supporting thousands of local jobs
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
The Music Maker opinion
While ferreting about on the interweb for pub quiz material I'll get distracted and, instead of identifying Uruguay's second biggest city, will discover that I'm Chandler (from Friends), writes columnist Peter Edgerton
Food and drink opinion
Bordeaux vineyards were attractive during the early years of the decade but that has changed and many Chinese are now focusing more on domestic opportunities like technology and national real estate
A look at La Liga
Everything his team, FC Barcelona, touches turns to goals
Politics
The provincial court has dismissed the appeal of David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón (better known by the name David Azagra), against the searches in which officers seized countless emails of the prime minister's brother and officials in the Badajoz authority
Politics
The Algerian central bank has lifted the restrictions it imposed two years ago on Spanish trade. This is a further step in the thawing of tension between the two countries
Politics
Errejón resigned his political posts unexpectedly last month citing personal problems conflicting with his role. Since then various allegations of sexual assault or inappropriate behaviour against women have emerged
Politics
The perception that first the warning mechanisms and then the response strategy failed is growing
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