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The things I miss most about teaching in Madrid
Kate Boyle spent two and a half years in Madrid teaching business and conversational English to adults. Now back in London, she reflects on what she misses most about her time there.
IN PICS: Sant Jordi Day marked with yellow ‘protest’ roses
Politics overshadowed celebrations of Catalonia’s patron saint’s day on Monday with many swapping the traditional red rose for a yellow one to campaign for the release of the region’s ‘political prisoners’.
Spain begins to exhume bodies from Valley of the Fallen
Experts on Monday began inspections of a vast mausoleum where dictator Francisco Franco is buried along with thousands of victims of Spain's civil war, in preparation for the first exhumations of some of the bodies
#MeToo: Dozens come forward with stories of sexual assault by Spanish tour guide
When Gabrielle Vega took the brave step to go public about being drugged and raped by a Spanish tour guide while she was on a gap year in Salamanca, the last thing she expected was to discover that dozens of other women had also suffered the same thing.
Barcelona air traffic controllers announce summer of strikes
Air-traffic controllers at Barcelona’s El Prat have announced a series of 24-hour strikes over the summer in an ongoing dispute over short staffing.

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