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Footage shows NATO-led jet closely tagging plane reportedly carrying Russian defense minister

Younger generations are using English almost exclusively, a fact educators blame partly on social media

Footage of the elderly man improvising moves with a street performer has been seen over a million times

Nineteen people were injured when one of the engines of the Airbus A321 caught fire on the flight from London

Authorities in Valencia and Catalonia have asked the government for permission to allow ‘Open Arms’ to dock

The majority of Unidas Podemos and Socialist voters do not want to go back to the ballot boxes, but right-wing supporters defend a new vote

Starting today, the aircraft will be used to catch violators on roads with a high accident rate and those used by many pedestrians and cyclists

The second-largest bank will be probed for bribery, disclosure of secrets and corruption as part of wider court proceedings against retired police chief José Manuel Villarejo

Acting deputy PM Carmen Calvo said the party would not negotiate Cabinet positions with Unidas Podemos after the anti-austerity group abstained from last week’s crucial vote

The impossibility of reaching a governing deal between the Socialist Party and Unidas Podemos has today taken Spain a step closer to another general election, the fourth in as many years

The jobless rate now stands at 14.02%, although many new jobs are temporary

Ahead of today’s second investiture vote, it is looking very unlikely that acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will be able to count on the support of the left-wing party

The northeast is suffering most intensely from a period of extraordinarily warm weather, which forecasters say will ease up on Thursday

Acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s first bid to form a government failed on Tuesday, with another key vote in Congress due to take place tomorrow

The Socialist Party candidate fell short of the absolute majority he needed in Congress today, meaning a second vote will be held later in the week

At Monday’s investiture debate, Pedro Sánchez argued that the far-right Vox party represents the real threat to Spanish democracy, and not his Socialist group

During day one of this week’s investiture debate, Pedro Sánchez draws heavy criticism from the opposition for failing to mention the Catalan crisis

Daily figures for carbon dioxide, reservoir water levels and air quality will be provided in an interactive way, allowing readers to compare current numbers with historical data sets

With talks between the Socialists and Podemos at a deadlock, a group of writers and performers has signed a manifesto demanding a deal to avoid a repeat election

Felipe González and José María Aznar agreed that centrality has been lost in recent years

Officers in Barcelona’s El Prat airport became suspicious given the Colombian suspect’s nervous behavior, as well as the size of his hairpiece and hat

Speaking on Monday morning on the Cadena SER radio network, the Socialist politician said that the left-wing party refused an offer of places in the Cabinet

A Madrid association has shared footage from Bilbao showing a woman calling two young men “fucking Africans,” among other insults

The two-minute, 18-second Running of the Bulls on Friday saw a number of falls among the animals from the Núñez del Cuvillo stockbreeder and the runners too

Ahead of the longest run of the fiestas so far in Pamplona this week, a number of people staged a sit-in to object to what they call the “denaturing” of the world-famous Running of the Bulls

Inés Madrigal, who was taken from her birth mother in 1969, has located a second cousin thanks to a US company, and says that she has “completed the puzzle that is my life”