Air travel
The low-cost Irish airline said it has taken this decision in the face of the "indifference" of the Spanish government, which it accused of allowing regional airports to "deteriorate and be underused"
Emergency aid
All the regions except the Basque Country will benefit from the aid designed for recovery after the 114 fires and the seven episodes of heavy rain in the last two months
Fire safety
Public spending on fire prevention has increased by 60% in ten years, but it still remains below the European average
Hospitality
The Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD) has recenlty slapped a 70,000 euro fine on a company for collecting "excessive" information during the reservation or check-in process
Nature
Seprona nature protection officers carried out 22 inspections in establishments that specialise in fresh fish on Menorca, seizing undersized lobsters and crabs in the process
Crime
Inside the unlicenced premises, police officers found several residents with intellectual disabilities, Down's syndrome, autism and other health conditions - many of them particularly vulnerable
Retail
Mercadona has also put a restriction on paying with coins in its stores, while also detailing which electronic payment methods are accepted
Film and TV
Verónica Echegui, 42, died in a Madrid hospital on Sunday leaving many stars of film, TV and theatre in shock
Terrorism
In the 50 police operations carried out since January, eight radicalised minors - the group that consumes more violent content on social media - have been arrested
Festivals
The streets of Buñol will be dyed red on Wednesday with the 120,000 kilos of tomatoes that the 22,000 participants will throw at each other
112 incident
The entertainment staff were rushed to hospital after a prop car overturned during one of the shows
Air travel
European regulations protect passengers in many situations and these are the rights you have to ensure that your journey arrangements are not spoiled
Motoring
The devices are being rolled out and cameras have already been installed at four points selected for their high traffic density and the frequency with which this type of offence is committed
Employment law
A court has ruled that the dismissal was unfair because the worker's locker was opened while she was on sick leave and without her consent
Health
The health professional apparently amputated several of his 94-year-old father's toes, who was suffering from circulatory problems and had started to develop gangrene