David Sharrock

Basque leaders want Pedro Sánchez, who relies on their support in parliament, to authorise the temporary transfer of the 1937 painting to Bilbao

Spain’s health minister was reacting to news that the US embassy in Madrid was gathering information on Noelia Castillo

In some cities women are still forbidden from the tradition. A book dismantles the arguments for excluding them

Climbing community is outraged after a shadowy figure trekked up the Pyrenees’ highest peak and destroyed the monument

The rapper has put the Puerto Rican casita at the heart of his concerts, but ordinary fans struggling with a property crisis are not invited

Jonathan Andic is under investigation for murder after his billionaire father died on a hike in 2024

The pair were found with severe burns by Civil Guard officers who heard faint cries for help near the village of Bédar

Christine and Michael Chard are among seven Britons killed as the blaze tore through Almeria province, forcing the evacuation of 1,500 people

Spencer Tunick invites volunteers to be painted in the 11 colours of a Pride flag for his ‘Gran Spectrum’ installation

Jonathan Andic is being investigated after Isak Andic fell to his death. The family therapist reportedly suggested the walk as part of an exercise on dependence