Herve Falciani, a former HSBC employee who leaked information on the bank’s clients and tax situation, has told Spanish newspaper El Mundo he had knowledge of other cases and could act again, adding his “work was not done”.

The bodies of two children have been removed from a property in Gibraltar where they were found dead along with a couple, police have said.

Spanish health officials are investigating whether a nursing assistant infected with Ebola got the disease after she touched her face with protective gloves after leaving the quarantine room where a victim was being treated.

Spain’s King Juan Carlos has announced he will abdicate in favour of his more popular son so that fresh royal blood can rally the nation.

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Two Spanish journalists who were freed after being kidnapped for six months by a rogue al Qaeda group in Syria were flown home yesterday, Spain’s defence ministry said.

A Spanish newspaper published a document that it said shows the National Security Agency in the US spied on more than 60m phone calls in Spain in one month alone — the latest revelation about alleged massive US spying on allies.

Spanish opposition leaders yesterday urged Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to resign over an alleged secret payments scandal.

The Catalan nationalist party CiU will win regional parliamentary elections in Spain on Nov 25, but will not gain an absolute majority, newspaper polls showed, weakening any bid for independence.

Spain’s government has published details of how it will impose taxes and cut budgets to shave €56.4bn from its deficit by 2015 as it strives to achieve targets agreed to with the European Union.

There has been an understandably euphoric reaction from the Spanish media after the national side became the first side to win three major international tournaments in a row last night.

Spain’s 4-0 win over Ireland convinced a previously wavering Madrid media that La Roja were on track to win Euro 2012.

Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy has defended his government’s attempts to shore up the country’s troubled financial sector, blaming the previous Socialist administration for failing to deal with the problem in 2009.

Spain has paid sharply higher interest rates to raise €2.5bn in a medium-term debt auction, reflecting fears it will be caught up in the fallout of the Greek crisis.

Barcelona president Sandro Rosell has refused to blame Lionel Messi for their Champions League exit, instead expressing his pride at the Catalans’ performance against Chelsea.

The Spanish press were this morning reflecting on Barcelona’s shock exit from the Champions League against Chelsea, pointing out the Catalans’ bad luck and the “three darkest days” of coach Pep Guardiola’s four-year reign.

A wounded Western journalist working for The Sunday Times escaped from Syria after being trapped for days in the besieged city of Homs, activist groups said.

A Spanish museum has discovered a copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” that one of his students painted in the studio where the masterpiece was completed.

DOCTORS are waiting to see if a baby delivered by paramedics in a Madrid church after his mother was shot dead has suffered brain damage, an official said.

A gunman walked into a Catholic church in Spain and killed a pregnant woman said to have been his ex-girlfriend, then committed suicide.

HOODED raiders have stolen a van containing some 20 pieces of art which reportedly included a Picasso drawing.

THE armed Basque separatist group ETA is ready to observe a permanent and verifiable ceasefire, two members of the outfit said in an interview published yesterday.

A British woman arrested after the deaths of her two children is expected to undergo psychiatric tests today as she waits to learn whether a case will be brought against her.

The investigation into the deaths of two children in a Spanish hotel room took a dramatic twist today when it emerged that they were the son and daughter of an alleged paedophile who was extradited yesterday.

A British woman was being questioned by police today after her two children were found dead in a Spanish hotel room.

AN English woman was being questioned by police last night after her two children were found dead in a Spanish hotel room.

Two British toddlers were found dead in a hotel room in a Spanish resort today.

NEWSPAPERS across the world reported Gordon Brown’s gaffe as a potential death knell to Labour’s hopes of clinging to power at next week’s general election.

Liverpool defender Alvaro Arbeloa has admitted he would consider a return to Spain as speculation mounts that Glen Johnson is on is way to Anfield.

A Basque separatist car bomb wrecked a television station in the northern Spanish city of Bilbao today.

Hillary Clinton was set formally to end her historic bid for the White House today and urge her supporters to rally behind rival Barack Obama, a show of support Democrats hope will help heal the party fractured by a bitter battle for the presidential nomination.

Oil leaking from a sunken ship has broken through floating barriers off the Balearic Island of Ibiza, threatening a series of tiny islands that make up a protected bird sanctuary, officials said today.

AUTHORITIES in Spain say they have foiled a plot by a suspected member of Eta to blow up a ferry carrying thousands of British tourists.

Spanish police acting on a telephoned bomb threat evacuated Ibiza airport in the Balearic islands today.

THE hunt for abducted Madeleine McCann was linked to South America yesterday for the first time.

The hunt for abducted English girl Madeleine McCann was linked to South America today for the first time.

A popular Spanish flamenco singer is accused of trying to set a 20-month-old baby on fire after a bar-room brawl with the child’s father, Spanish media reported today.

Catalonia gained sweeping powers to run its affairs after voters overwhelmingly approved a new blueprint for the region.

Five small bombs exploded on roads close to the Spanish capital Madrid today, news reports said.

The armed Basque separatist group Eta is planning to declare cease-fire in three months, a Spanish newspaper reported today.

Three months after the Madrid train bombings, Spanish police found a rental car used by the terrorists containing personal effects including tapes of Quranic verses and chants praising jihad, an official said today.

SPAIN usually depart major tournaments bemoaning their luck and cursing the referee.

Spanish authorities jailed a Danish man who cruised the streets of Valencia, handing out a “witch’s brew” of jimson weed – a poisonous, hallucinogenic plant – to strangers, Spanish media said today.

Dutch international Edgar Davids could be on his way to the Premiership.