Graham Keeley

Graham Keeley When Gibraltar's land border with Europe disappears forever this week, a brand-new fleet of London black cabs and freshly painted new red phone boxes will appear on the Rock.

GIBRALTAR – Just over 40 years ago, newborns either side of the border between Gibraltar and Spain had to be held up high so relatives could see them after the Spanish dictator Francisco Franco suddenly closed the frontier. On 8 June 1969, General Franco ordered the total closure of the land border over a sovereignty dispute. He cut off all communication, halted flights and severed telephone lines. The border was partially reopened in 1982 but not fully reopened until 1985. However, from midnight tonight, the land border checkpoints will cease to exist for ever when a historic post-Brexit deal comes […]

MADRID – For some British expats in Spain , the motivation is revenge for the way Argentina beat England in their ill-tempered semi-final.

Mataro/Madrid, Spain Reuters Thousands danced in the streets, set off fireworks and launched red flares in Madrid as the party went

Madrid's streets filled with fans who had travelled from across the world to watch Spain's triumph

Wild celebrations in Spain after La Roja defeat Argentina 1-0 in extra-time to win the title for the second time.

Being forced to hand the trophy to a country the president has branded a "terrible partner" made for an awkward moment for everyone. But from the national team to the government, Spain has good reason to feel emboldened enough to take on Trump, writes Graham Keeley

Hundreds of migrant children who poured across the Moroccan border into the Spanish territory of Ceuta could be sent to mainland Europe.

After more than a dozen people died in recent forest fires, residents and experts try to prevent further tragedies.

Migrants are using social media to plan another mass border crossing into Ceuta