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Risto Mejide turns a Congress stunt into television's safety test
Risto Mejide defended PP deputy Ana Vázquez after she displayed pepper spray in Congress. The same programme is praised for protecting its own contributors, while La revuelta earns a rare cultural endorsement.
Bilbao amateur stuns poker elite at WPO Aix-les-Bains
A 10 euro online satellite ticket propelled Israel García from Bilbao into the spotlight at the WPO Aix-les-Bains, where he outlasted Spain’s top poker professionals and nearly reached the final table. His unexpected journey has captivated the Spanish poker community.
Strong Storms Put Northern Spain on Sunday Alert
A colder air mass will change Spain's weather on Sunday, 27 September 2026. Northern regions could see strong storms, hail and up to 15 mm of rain in one hour, while the Guadalquivir Valley may stay above 35 degrees.
Geely E5 SUV gets major power and range boost after sales slump
Geely has rolled out a revamped EX5 SUV with a 333 CV motor and up to 521 km of range. The move comes as sales in China tumble, forcing the brand to up its game in the electric SUV race.
Negative power prices return at Spain's midday
Spain's wholesale electricity market drops below zero for four midday hours on 27 September 2026. The daily average falls 12.99%, but the evening peak reaches 196.64 euros per megawatt hour.
Spain prepares for the winter time switch this October
On Sunday 25 October, Spain will officially shift to winter time as clocks are set back by one hour. This annual change, mandated by law, will extend the night and alter daily routines across the country.
Ceuta faces legal crossroads as state of exception gains traction
Ceuta’s spiraling crisis has reignited calls for the state of exception, a rarely used legal tool that could allow swift expulsions and strict controls. Legal and military voices argue it is the only way to restore order after weeks of chaos.
ASUS Zenbook 14 takes aim at the MacBook Neo for 799 euros
ASUS presented the Zenbook 14 in Madrid with a starting price of 799 euros. The Snapdragon X laptop weighs 1.1 kilos and brings Copilot+ features to a direct Apple rival.
San Sebastián closes with a final red carpet fashion vote
San Sebastián reached its finale on 26 September with an official closing ceremony and awards gala. Paz Vega and other familiar faces brought fashion into the spotlight, while readers will choose the standout look.
Mike Leigh wins San Sebastián's top prize with _Tender Loving Care_
Mike Leigh's possible final film has won San Sebastián's top prize. The 83-year-old director also took the screenplay award, while Kate O'Flynn and Javier Cámara received acting honours.
Maricarmen's eviction sends Sánchez's fragile coalition back to talks
The eviction of an 87-year-old woman in Madrid has reopened a fight over housing inside Pedro Sánchez's government. Junts and Podemos are negotiating again as ministers prepare the possible decreto Maricarmen.
Housing anger erupts in Madrid as protesters occupy Sol
Madrid’s Puerta del Sol turned into the heart of Spain’s housing crisis as thousands camped out, demanding an end to evictions and government inaction. The eviction of Maricarmen Abascal set off a movement now shaking the political scene.
October brings heat and rain to Spain
Spain is heading into an October where heat and rain will clash. The north, center, east, and Balearic Islands will feel the heat, while the Mediterranean coast and parts of Andalusia brace for more rain than usual.
Youngest bus driver in A Coruña breaks barriers behind the wheel
At 25, Verónica Barallobre Ferreira is the youngest urban bus driver in A Coruña. She challenges old stereotypes and brings a new face to a job still ruled by men. Empathy and a positive attitude matter most in a role that demands grit.
EU mandates new warranty labels in Spanish shops
From September 2026, every shop in Spain must display a new EU-mandated warranty notice and, for some products, a special EU GARAN label. The move aims to clarify legal and commercial guarantees for consumers and reshape how retailers present product durability.
MINI vs Fiat 500: Which small car truly shaped Europe?
The MINI and Fiat 500 changed how Britain and Italy moved. Both became icons, but their original stories took very different turns. Which one really set the standard for small cars?
Chinese car brands take over European sports sponsorships
Chinese automakers are rewriting the rules of brand building in Europe. Their aggressive sponsorship of top football clubs and major events is reshaping the landscape and challenging established players in Spain and beyond.
Night shift behind the wheel gives Rosa a new life in Spain
Rosa swapped her factory job for the cab of a truck and discovered that night driving not only boosted her income but also let her be present for her daughter. Her story reveals the realities and rewards of Spain’s demanding transport sector.
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado retires after sending Begoña Gómez to trial
Juan Carlos Peinado steps down at 72, just days after ordering Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, to face a jury for alleged influence peddling and embezzlement. His retirement closes a turbulent chapter in Spanish judicial history.
Carlos Sainz claws back a point in Baku after penalty setback
Carlos Sainz fought back from a five-place grid penalty to grab a single point in Azerbaijan. Williams’ new upgrades gave him the edge he needed to make the most of a chaotic race and keep his 2026 tally alive.
Granada takes La bola negra onto Spain's Oscar 2027 path
Plaza Nueva, the Carrera del Darro and Lorca's Granada all appear in La bola negra, Spain's international feature submission for the 2027 Oscars. The Javis used the city's streets, gardens and historic sites to build the film's world.
Timothee D’Anfray eyes €150,000 at WPO Winamax Main Event
Seventeen players are left in the WPO Winamax Main Event at Aix-les-Bains. Timothee D’Anfray leads the pack, while Spain’s last hope, Israel García, is out after a remarkable run from a €10 satellite.
A Coruña rallies after Maricarmen loses her home of 70 years
A Coruña residents have taken to the streets after Maricarmen was removed from her Madrid home. The case is putting pressure on the Government to strengthen housing protection.
Madrid housing protest turns Puerta del Sol into a pressure camp
Thousands gathered around a new camp in Puerta del Sol after a mass housing march. Organisers are demanding urgent action from the Government on evictions, rents and tenant protection.
Madrid housing protest grows into Puerta del Sol camp
A camp has formed in Madrid's Puerta del Sol after a housing march on 26 September 2026. Organisers want urgent action on evictions, rent increases and the proposed "decreto Maricarmen".
Carlos Bardem calls for mass protest after Sol eviction sparks outrage
Carlos Bardem joined protesters at Puerta del Sol, demanding Spain act now to stop evictions like that of 87-year-old Maricarmen. He says the country must defend its elderly and working class before the housing crisis gets worse.
La Primitiva jackpot climbs to 28.5 million euros
No ticket won the top La Primitiva prize. The next draw will offer 28.5 million euros, while four bets have secured 49,200 euros each.
Madrid protestors occupy Sol after elderly woman evicted from her home
A mass demonstration in Madrid has turned Puerta del Sol into a protest camp after the forced eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen. The event, led by the Sindicato de Inquilinas, has reignited debate over soaring rents and the power of investment funds in Spain's housing market.
Carlos Bardem stumbles at Madrid protest spotlighting celebrity activism
Carlos Bardem’s public error at a Madrid eviction protest reignited debate over the credibility of celebrity activism. His mix-up became a symbol of the disconnect between high-profile advocates and the causes they champion.
Madrid housing protest demands action after Maricarmen eviction
At least 40 Spanish cities joined protests after Maricarmen Abascal was evicted in Madrid. Thousands marched toward Congress, calling for urgent housing measures and government accountability.
Madrid protesters camp out in Puerta del Sol after eviction uproar
Hundreds pitched tents in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol after Maricarmen’s eviction. The protest revived memories of 15M and sharpened demands for action against evictions and housing speculation.
Madrid housing protest turns Sol into a camp of defiance
A mass demonstration in Madrid has escalated into an overnight camp at Puerta del Sol, as citizens demand urgent action after the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen. Protesters see her case as a breaking point in Spain's housing crisis.
Spanish pensions to rise sharply as inflation pushes forecasts higher
Spanish pensioners could see their payments jump by more than 3 percent in 2027. With inflation running hot, the final increase will depend on price trends through November. Here’s what the latest numbers mean for retirees.
Pepe Rodríguez bans attention seekers from El Bohío
Pepe Rodríguez, chef and owner of El Bohío, has made it clear that his restaurant is off-limits to those who turn dining into a spectacle. He rejects both camera-wielding influencers and guests seeking notoriety without cameras, defending the dignity of his kitchen and staff.
Human Brain's Cellular Patterns Shift Around Age 24
A new atlas tracks brain changes from childhood to age 97. Most cell populations in the prefrontal cortex settle into relative stability around 24, then molecular activity rises again in later life.
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