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Curro chooses Pía as wedding sponsor in La Promesa palace shakeup
Curro’s decision to name Pía as his wedding sponsor sparks tension at the Luján palace. Simona and Candela’s return comes with conditions. A secretive license deal and shifting loyalties threaten to overshadow the celebrations.
Skoda Octavia: Thirty Years as a European Family Favorite
Nearly 8 million Skoda Octavias have been built since 1996. The model’s steady rise from modest beginnings to a European bestseller shows what really drives Skoda’s success.
Parents Jailed Without Bail After Baby's Remains Found in Santa Bàrbara
A Catalan court has ordered the parents of a deceased 18-month-old into custody without bail. The case involves charges of homicide, child abandonment, and animal cruelty after police discovered the baby's remains and dozens of neglected dogs.
Police Investigate Baby's Disappearance After Animal Rescue in Tarragona
A missing baby in Santa Bàrbara has led to a major police investigation. Authorities rescued 28 neglected dogs from a sealed home, and a couple was detained in Valencia on suspicion of homicide.
Marius Borg Remains Under House Arrest Ahead of King Harald V’s Funeral
Marius Borg will stay under electronic surveillance at Skaugum, agreeing to an extended house arrest. The move is intended to avoid further controversy as Norway prepares for King Harald V’s funeral. Legal questions remain unresolved.
Princess Astrid’s Private Farewell to King Harald V in Oslo
Norway’s Royal House released intimate photos of Princess Astrid bidding farewell to her brother, King Harald V. The images capture her silent vigil in the Royal Palace, days before the state funeral. Her presence marks a significant moment for the royal family.
Couple Arrested in Valencia Over Missing Baby Case in Tarragona
A couple was arrested in Valencia after their baby disappeared in Tarragona. Police searching their home found 28 malnourished dogs and dead animals. The search for the missing child is ongoing.
Haakon VIII Sworn In as Norway’s New King Amid Public Support
Haakon VIII has officially become king of Norway after a parliamentary ceremony in Oslo. The event was marked by the absence of Queen Mette-Marit due to health issues. Public support for the monarchy has risen.
Rodrigo Sorogoyen Explores Family and Politics in 'El ser querido'
Javier Bardem stars as a renowned director who returns to Spain to film in the Sahara. The movie draws parallels between personal and political abandonment. The project highlights tensions around Spain’s relationship with Western Sahara.
Man Charged After 181 Graves Desecrated in Gipuzkoa Cemetery
A man faces charges for stealing bronze from 181 graves in Errenteria. The incident has caused distress among families. Local authorities are working to repair the damage before All Saints’ Day.
Back-to-School Aid 2026: Only One Major Grant Still Open for Applications
With the average cost of returning to school in Spain reaching €548 per child, families are searching for financial relief. Only one national grant remains open for applications until September 10, while other support programs depend on regional or local calls.
Back-to-School Costs in Spain Set to Hit €2,480 Per Student
Spanish families will spend an average of €2,480 per child on school-related costs for the 2026-2027 year, with over €500 needed just to start September. A new OCU survey reveals sharp differences depending on the type of school and region, highlighting the growing financial pressure on households.
Alejandra Rubio and Carlo Costanzia Return Home With Newborn Daughter
Alejandra Rubio and Carlo Costanzia have left the clinic with their newborn daughter Tessa. The couple now begins life at home as a family of four. Their return drew significant media attention in Madrid.
Madrid’s La Latina Loses Historic Newsstand as Antonio Retires Without Successor
Antonio Izquierdo retires after three decades running his kiosk in La Latina, Madrid. With no one to take over, the closure ends a family tradition and highlights the decline of local newsstands.
Father Drives 140 km Before Realizing Son Was Left at Cáceres Petrol Station
A ten-year-old boy was accidentally left at a Cáceres gas station. His father drove 140 km before police intervention. The Guardia Civil reunited the child with his family after a worker raised the alarm.
Valencia Court Sentences Man for Abuse and Illegal Detention of Minor
A 29-year-old man in Valencia received a prison sentence for abusing and locking up his underage girlfriend. The victim, a resident of a care facility, managed to escape after a week. The case highlights ongoing risks for vulnerable minors.
Madrid Sets Early School Start and Packed Holiday Calendar for 2026-2027
Madrid schools will open earlier than anywhere else in Spain. The 2026-2027 calendar brings several long weekends and a shorter academic year. Key dates affect families, students and teachers across the region.
Andalusia Delays ELA Aid Payments Despite National Funding Agreement
Dozens of Andalusians with advanced ELA are still waiting for promised financial aid. The regional government cites administrative hurdles, while families struggle with mounting care costs. The delay persists despite a national funding deal.
Fran Rivera Expresses Doubts Over Cayetano and Tamara Gorro Relationship
Fran Rivera has privately warned his brother Cayetano about his relationship with Tamara Gorro. Messages revealed by Telecinco’s 'Fiesta' highlight growing distance between the Rivera siblings. The couple remains out of the public eye.
Mother and Daughter Die in Cedrillas Bar Fire Near Teruel
A fire in the Cedrún bar in Cedrillas, near Teruel, has left a 32-year-old woman and her 9-year-old daughter dead. The victims reportedly belonged to the family running the establishment. Details remain under investigation.
School Calendar 2026/2027: Key Dates Vary Across Spain
The 2026/2027 academic year in Spain will see students returning to classrooms on different dates depending on their region and educational stage. Christmas and Easter breaks, as well as the last day of classes, also vary widely, making it essential for families to check local calendars.
Extremadura Launches €2,400 Nursery Grant for All Families
Families in Extremadura can now apply for up to €200 per month per child aged 0 to 3, regardless of income. The expanded Cheque Guardería covers all early childhood years and aims to ease the cost of nursery care for thousands of households.
Ten Years of Deceit: Spanish Woman Uncovers Husband’s Double Life
A Madrid woman discovered her husband was not a police officer but a skilled fraudster. Over ten years, he emptied her accounts, forged documents, and deceived family and friends. The case exposes legal gaps in marital fraud.
99-Year-Old Man in Lleida Renews Driving Licence Days Before Turning 100
José Antonio Rivero Mañé, known as Pepe, has renewed his driving licence at 99, just weeks before his 100th birthday. The retired engineer from Corbins, Lleida, continues to drive safely, highlighting Spain’s approach to age and road safety. The DGT confirms there is no maximum age for drivers.
Navarra Court Overturns €118,786 Compensation for Director After 16-Year Absence
A Navarra court has revoked a six-figure compensation awarded to a director who returned to work after nearly 16 years of leave. Only a minor salary adjustment was upheld, as the court found the company’s mistakes were temporary and not grounds for contract termination.
Valencian Parents Face New Fear After Child Abuse Case Linked to Online Files
A major police raid in Valencia has intensified the trauma for families of abused children. Parents now fear images of their children may be circulating online, deepening their sense of uncertainty.
Regions Approve €25 Million for Ceuta Amid Ongoing Migrant Minors Dispute
Spain’s regions have backed €25 million in emergency aid for Ceuta. However, sharp disagreements persist over relocating unaccompanied migrant minors. The government faces resistance from key autonomous communities.
Father of Francesc Augé Ends Legal Fight Against Son’s Euthanasia
After years of legal dispute, the father of Francesc Augé has withdrawn his opposition to his son’s euthanasia. This decision removes the main barrier to the procedure, which had been stalled by court battles in Catalonia.
Norway’s King Harald V in Critical Condition After Health Deterioration
King Harald V of Norway is in a critical state after a severe infection. The royal family has halted all official duties. The situation has prompted concern from Norwegian authorities and the public.
Irish Couple Found Dead in Cullera Holiday Home Jacuzzi
A married couple from Ireland was discovered dead near a jacuzzi in a rented villa in Cullera. Their teenage children found the bodies. Authorities are investigating, with early signs pointing to a tragic accident.
Teenager Spends 300 Hours Building Custom Wheelchair for Toddler
Zac Waters, 13, devoted his summer to designing and assembling a personalized wheelchair for a young child with mobility needs. The project, based on open-source plans, was tailored to grow with its user and included thoughtful details for daily comfort.
Two Years After Caritina Goyanes' Death, Family Remains United
Two years after Caritina Goyanes' passing, her family stays close, supporting her children and each other. The loss reshaped their daily lives, but their bond has only grown stronger.
Irish Couple Found Dead in Cullera Jacuzzi Under Suspicious Circumstances
Two Irish nationals were discovered dead in a Cullera rental home. Their teenage children found the bodies in the jacuzzi. The Guardia Civil is investigating possible foul play.
Dolly Parton's $450 Million Legacy Secured After Her Death at 80
Dolly Parton, who died at 80, left a $450 million estate. Her inheritance plan aims to avoid family conflicts and support charities. The singer's legacy includes business ventures and major philanthropy.
Family of Juan José Mutilba Urges Renewed Search in Mediterranean Disappearance
The family of Juan José Mutilba, missing at sea between Italy and Greece, calls for more resources. His wife spent days adrift before raising the alarm. Authorities coordinate efforts amid uncertainty.
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