This week’s movie releases
There's whisky business in Ken Loach's latest, The Angels' Share Night finally falls on The Twilight Saga in Breaking Dawn - Part 2
Museum for a cinema great
Online tribute to filmmaker Luis García Berlanga opens its digital doors
Cabinet approves measures to curb nationwide home evictions
Low-rent public housing will be available for affected families Valencia court stops bailiffs from kicking out single mother
Ferrer to open Davis Cup assault
World number five will play Stepanek; Almagro to face Berdych in game two
Pandas lived in Spain, say scientists
Paleontologists believe remains dug up in Zaragoza and Catalonia belong to creature’s ancestor
Pan-European protest
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A strike of uneven adherence and large-scale protests are the reflection of enormous discontent
Iberoamerican meet to kick off in Cádiz without Argentinean president
Fernández de Kirchner among number of Latin leaders who will not be attending as Spain asks region for investment help
"Ferrer never gives a free point"
Radek Stepanek, the leader of the Czech Davis Cup team, looks ahead to the final
"I'm no royalist but Spain needs its king"
The historian discusses his updated biography of King Juan Carlos
Dirceu sentenced to over 10 years for role in Brazil's 'mensalão' case
Corruption proven to have been rife in Lula's government
Argentina to take Ghana to court as sailors bristle against frigate's seizure
Port authorities' attempt to board impounded vessel met by show of arms
Chilean court invalidates mayoral result
Maya Fernández, a 41-year-old veterinarian, said her lawyers were going to challenge the recount
Colombia horrified by massacre of workers
Ten farm hands killed by gunmen in Santa Rosa de Osos, a town in Antioquia department
Tax hikes spark protests in Dominican Republic
Government says measures are needed to tackle deficit
Who ate the Serbian gangster?
Investigators still unraveling Madrid cannibal killing
Blind man's bluff
Minister Wert must know better than to use expressions such as "Hispanicizing" Catalan schoolchildren
Government and Socialists in last-minute talks to halt flood of evictions
Cabinet due to approve decree to ease suffering caused by banks’ foreclosures on Thursday
Decline in economy slows in third quarter on improved household spending
Consumers may have brought forward purchases ahead of VAT hike in September
Massive anti-government demonstrations cap national strike day
Hundreds of thousands march to reject government’s austerity measures Mossos chief says images of 13-year-old beaten by police "hurt my eyes"