Spain’s Princess Cristina's husband testifies in tax trial

Inaki Urdangarin, the husband of Spain’s Princess Cristina, has begun testifying in the tax-and-embezzlement trial which the couple, and 16 others, are facing.

The case centres on claims that Mr Urdangarin used his former title, of Duke of Palma, to embezzle €6m in public contracts for sporting events, through a non-profit institute he co-ran.

Among the companies that allegedly benefited was Aizoon, a property consultancy firm he owned with Cristina, the sister of King Felipe VI.