Ikea debuts new form of sales point in Pamplona
Furniture giant says Navarre pick-up center is the first of its kind in the world
The Socialists deliver the first blow
Andalusian election results are bad news for the PP, but no threat to the two-party system
Susana Díaz: “I will govern alone”
Socialist premier-elect celebrates her new lack of dependency on other parties
Finance minister stresses his lack of ties to consultancy under scrutiny
Cristóbal Montoro notes he told Congress in 2013 about severing link with firm he founded
Ryanair refuses to board child in urgent need of a transplant
Ten-year-old needed to fly to Madrid from the Canaries for a liver and kidney operation
Two missing Spaniards in Tunis found safe and well
Tunisian government has identified two of the terrorists involved in Wednesday’s attack
17 tourists and two locals killed in Tunis terrorist attack
Spanish foreign minister confirms that two Spaniards are among the dead
PP’s irregular donations were not subject to tax, Agency tells judge
Report compares party financing to that of an NGO such as the Red Cross
Commemorative coin bearing King Felipe’s face stirs up controversy
Collector’s item celebrates “70 years of peace in Europe,” a period including Franco's regime
Supreme Court jails eight over 2011 Catalan parliament siege
Ruling overturns last year’s High Court sentence, which absolved the demonstrators The protest prevented deputies from entering the government building in Barcelona
Spanish PM: not all election hopefuls targeted by courts should be banned
Rajoy says fate of candidates investigated for corruption should be decided case by case
Banco de Madrid ceases operations and requests a creditors’ meeting
Decision follows bank run triggered by news of watchdog probe into suspect transactions
This week’s movie releases
An artificially intelligent robot gets led astray by gangsters in Neill Blomkamp’s ‘Chappie’ Paul Thomas Anderson takes on Thomas Pynchon in ‘Inherent Vice’
Spanish lender Sabadell in takeover talks with UK bank TSB
“Sabadell could support and accelerate TSB’s retail growth strategy,” says board
Paternity suit against King Juan Carlos shelved by Supreme Court
Neither of the two lawsuits filed since the monarch’s abdication have prospered
Maduro asks for special powers to “defeat US imperialism”
Venezuelan leader's request comes after Washington’s action on human rights abuses
US chain Costco to open Madrid store
The wholesaler inaugurated its first Spanish branch in Seville last May
PP’s Madrid mayor candidate shrugs off first controversy
Esperanza Aguirre was at odds with party over future role as head of regional branch
Angora clothes from Inditex go to good cause in Syrian refugee camp
Photos show shipment of around 23,000 items arriving to displaced people in Lebanon
This week’s movie releases
David Oyelowo leads the way in Martin Luther King biopic ‘Selma’ Julianne Moore and Robert Pattinson follow David Cronenberg’s ‘Maps to the Stars’
Mortgage foreclosures up 7.4% in 2014
20 squatter families evicted from Madrid building as recovery fails to halt repossessions
A glimpse of Mallorca from Barcelona
Perfect mix of weather conditions allows Balearic island to be seen from Catalan capital
Colombia will send top military aides to negotiate definitive FARC ceasefire
President Santos admits “not everyone will be happy” when peace deal is finally reached
Zaragoza on orange alert after Ebro River bursts its banks
Rising waters force local residents from homes, while emergency crews called out 75 times
This week’s movie releases
Colin Firth plays an ass-kicking gentleman spy in ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ Domhnall Gleeson strives to separate robot from human in Alex Garland’s ‘Ex-Machina’
Fernando Alonso discharged from hospital, but will miss rest of testing
Spanish F1 driver suffered a concussion in a mysterious crash in Barcelona on Sunday
Rajoy accused of lying by opposition leader, whom PM calls “pathetic”
Heated debate sees Pedro Sánchez and Popular Party prime minister trade insults
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