Isambard Wilkinson is a Spain Correspondent for The Times. He covers a range of topics including culture and society, travel and tourism, and regional interest, with a focus on urban design and fine art across Spain, Portugal, Morocco, and Algeria. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Air Mail, The Post, and The Australian.
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Isambard Wilkinson's coverage indicates a strong focus on government and politics, particularly relating to Spain. He also covers evolving and breaking news stories related to legal policy regulation, government announcements, as well as crime-related issues.
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Falling demand, rising costs and a divisive piece of legislation have left Portugal’s famed vineyard terraces confronting an existential crisis
By: Isambard Wilkinson
Three private chapels within a Madrid convent that was once a royal palace will open their doors to show 10,000 artefacts dating to Habsburg Spain
By: Isambard Wilkinson
A raid on the office of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero uncovered a safe filled with supposed gifts as the scandal shaking Pedro Sánchez’s government deepens
From ageing cheese to housing books, Asturias’s ‘horreos’ are finding new purpose in a rapidly changing countryside, where heritage protection are a lifeline
By: Isambard Wilkinson
Jonathan Andic, who has been named a homicide suspect in Isak Andic’s fatal fall, has now stepped down as vice-chairman of the Spanish clothing brand
By: Isambard Wilkinson
David Sánchez’s lawyer told a court that not going to work isn’t a crime in the latest case involving the prime minister’s family
Police have raided the headquarters of Spain's ruling Socialist Party over alleged illegal financing for a dirty tricks campaign, deepening a corruption crisis that threatens to topple the government.
Runnymede College head Frank Powell is determined not to sell Spain’s oldest and last remaining major family-owned British school to private equity
As the creator of the Basque dessert prepares to retire, he hopes traditional fare can survive the age of food bloggers. Plus, the recipe to make your own
The country’s first papal tour in 15 years will see Leo address parliament and meet migrants on the Canary Islands
