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Meanwhile PM Boris Johnson slammed a newspaper account about the Deputy Labour leader’s ‘Basic Instinct ploy’

Against the wishes of her family, Queen Elizabeth II allowed the Duke of York to walk alongside her at a memorial service at Westminster Abbey. Whether this is a one-off or a declaration of intent remains to be seen

Member of parliament Jamie Wallis has since received support from UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and numerous party colleagues

The British pop star sang in court in a bid to demonstrate how different songs can have similar melodies if they have the same scale and rhythm

“Defending freedom is going to cost,” says Joe Biden. Other European allies, who depend much more on Russian energy, are holding off on a measure that would hurt their economies

In an interview with EL PAÍS, Boris Johnson rules out a direct military intervention of NATO countries

The British justice system must decide if the former monarch enjoys protection as a sovereign in the case brought against him by his former lover Corinna Larsen

The court overseeing Corinna Larsen’s harassment case against the former monarch must decide if the father of Felipe VI is protected by sovereign immunity

According to the poll from the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, more than half of companies questioned consider the economic climate in the UK to be ‘acceptable’ or ‘good,’ but 22% complain of not being able to find staff

Minister Wendy Morton says the government is working on a “non-negotiated outcome,” arguing that the European Commission mandate on the British Overseas Territory undermines its sovereignty

The heir to the Spanish throne will by studying alongside Princess Alexia of the Netherlands as she completes her two-year International Baccalaureate program, which costs €76,000

The change means that from Monday, residents of England who return home from the popular Spanish tourist destination will have to quarantine unless they have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19

The measure, effective on July 19, is good news on a day when a French government official recommended against travel to Spain and Portugal

British travelers returning home after a stay in the Mediterranean archipelago will no longer have to quarantine for 10 days as of June 30

For four months – practically the same time that Brexit has been a legal reality – there has been a vacancy at the Spanish embassy in London

Andrew Pollard, the director of the Oxford Vaccine Group and the man who led the clinical trials for the AstraZeneca vaccine, believes that new strains of the coronavirus will find ways of transmitting and causing mild infections

Dozens of EU travelers have been held and deported under Britain’s new immigration laws, which are very tough and highly restrictive

Premier League supporters, backed by the political class and royalty, have won the opening battle for the soul of soccer after a proposed breakaway league of the richest clubs fell apart

EL PAÍS talks to Ezequiel Martín about why he decided to participate in the coronavirus study and how he feels about the fact that one of the participants has fallen ill

The measure, which will come into effect on midnight Saturday, comes in response to the rising number of coronavirus cases in Spanish regions such as Catalonia and Aragón

Clara Ponsatí is facing charges of sedition for her involvement in the 2017 breakaway bid, but will not be extradited to Spain until more information is provided on her offense

The Catalan regional government is funding a delegation inside a Tudor-style mansion in the UK capital, where personnel work to promote trade and “explain the institutional situation”

Security footage shows Ignacio Echeverría jumping from his bicycle to defend the public from the knife-wielding terrorists in the London attack

Spain has pushed for the dispute over the British Overseas Territory to be included in a footnote in a proposed law on UK traveling rights

British prime minister denies that she has caved in to Spain in negotiations over the British Overseas Territory after Brexit

After a phone conversation with Theresa May, PM Pedro Sánchez says positions remain distant

Josep Borrell’s answer of “Why would we object?” to the question of Scottish independence has been welcomed by the leader of the nationalist SNP party, Nicola Sturgeon