Spain

Pirelli: 'Want Us to Give Red Bull the Tires to Win the Title?'

Todd McCandless | Posted 15.05.2013 | UK Sport
Todd McCandless

Pirelli have admitted that a four-stop strategy is too many stops for a Formula One race and most of Sunday's runners did just that. Even a few three-stop strategies were changed on the fly to a 4-stop tactic to stay within tow of Ferrari's blistering pace.

Culture Is Never an Excuse for Animal Cruelty

Mark Jones | Posted 15.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Mark Jones

Bullfighting -- a horrible spectacle of animal abuse that ends in the slow and tortuous death of an animal provoked and repeatedly gored with knives and swords -- is justly in decline. The torment and death of animals for amusement can never be acceptable.

McLaren Looks for Correlation in Spain

Todd McCandless | Posted 14.05.2013 | UK Sport
Todd McCandless

What is the correlation between struggling in the top 10 for the first four races of the season and the new design approach that McLaren have taken for their chassis in 2013? That's what managing director Jonathan Neale says the team is dedicated to finding out.

WATCH: British Fugitive Arrested In Spain

PA | Posted 12.05.2013 | UK

One of Britain's most wanted fugitives has been arrested in Spain, police said. Andrew Moran, 31, from Salford, Greater Manchester, was arrested in...

How Opera Saved My Soul

Ruth Lorenzo | Posted 03.05.2013 | UK Entertainment
Ruth Lorenzo

Every night my mother would put us to bed to classical music, my younger brother would fall asleep instantly, but I was different and I couldn't sleep until the record was finished. I would secretly leave my room and stand in front of the mirror that was in the long corridor next to my room and I would dance and pretend I was Montserrat Caballé in La Traviata.

Bayern, Barcelona and the End of an Era in the Champions League?

James Hunt | Posted 25.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
James Hunt

While this may have heralded the rise of Bayern - although it's worth remembering they reached the final in 2010 and 2012, so it's not exactly as though they've suddenly came from nowhere to usurp Barca's throne - it was not necessarily the 'end' of Barcelona.

British Man Dies In Canary Islands

PA | Posted 24.04.2013 | UK

A Briton has died after getting into difficulties in the sea off the Canary Islands. Steve Potter was spotted face down in the water after leaving ...

Briton Drowns On Golfing Holiday

PA | Posted 23.04.2013 | UK

A British holidaymaker is believed to have drowned in a Spanish lake as he tried to retrieve a golf ball. Thomas Ross, 73, slipped into the water o...

Drinking in the Best of Porto

Gareth Johnson | Posted 19.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Gareth Johnson

Like much of the Iberian peninsula, northern Portugal has a rich and fascinating history that envelops and engulfs you in every street, in every building, as you climb steps, turn a corner, or look at across the Douro River that swirls and churns through the ancient city of Porto.

My 'X Factor' Journey

Ruth Lorenzo | Posted 18.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Ruth Lorenzo

As an artist you go through different stages of your career, one that requires you to be on the road and under the limelight. The other one where you hide yourself for many months whilst you write music and prepare the new material that describes where you are, both musically and artistically.

Life in the Arts Lane - Week 21 Spring Has Finally Sprung

Thomas Woodham Smith | Posted 16.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Thomas Woodham Smith

Spring has finally sprung. Admittedly there is the worrying, nagging doubt that another cold wet snap lurks like some mugger round the next corner. But heh, let's enjoy the aroma of warmth and the effulgent budding of the trees.

Are Barcelona Really the Best Team Ever?

Matt Clough | Posted 07.04.2013 | UK Sport
Matt Clough

Those same voices who so revelled in the inevitability of the the San Marino rout take it in turns to lavish praise on Barca, to turn to the bottomless well of superlatives and dub them "the greatest side ever". But are they?

Where Next for Football's Nomadic Enigma?

Matt Clough | Posted 04.04.2013 | UK Sport
Matt Clough

Madrid boss Jose Mourinho has endured a torrid season by his impeccably high standards, seeing his side spend the majority of the season over ten points adrift from their great rivals Barcelona. With it looking increasingly certain that this season will be Mourinho's last at the Bernabéu, the speculation is already rife as to where he'll be starting next season.

Farmer's Rock Used To Cure Ham Turns Out To Be £3.4 M Asteroid

Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 02.04.2013 | UK Tech

A rock found by a Spanish farmer has been revealed to be an asteroid worth $5.3 million - 30 years since it was found and put to work as a press for c...

Adiós? Why Spanish Football May Be About to Implode

Matt Clough | Posted 29.03.2013 | UK Sport
Matt Clough

The upturn in Spanish football's fortunes has been little short of remarkable, having spent most of the '90s enviously watching the seemingly inexhaustible conveyor belt of talent playing in England and Italy. However, two crucial developments in recent weeks have threatened to plunge Spanish football, both at club level and internationally, into an unprecedented disaster.

Pedro Winner Sees Spain Leapfrog France (PICTURES)

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 27.03.2013 | UK Sport

Pedro's second-half strike ensured Spain moved to the top of Group I after claiming a 1-0 victory at World Cup qualification rivals France, whose mise...

Spanish Mission

Gareth Johnson | Posted 25.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Gareth Johnson

Getting to Denia had been a bit of a mission, but upon being woken by the sound of the waves and stepping out on the balcony of my room at the Hotel L...

Great Weekend Getaways - Seville, Andalusia

Joanne Shurvell | Posted 20.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Joanne Shurvell

With chilly February extending into an equally frigid March, I think longingly of our recent trip to one of my favourite cities - sunny Seville, the exquisite capital of Andalucia in southern Spain. Only a short flight from the UK, followed by a short taxi ride, Seville is an ideal weekend destination.

Cyprus - The Thin End of the Wedge?

Iain Anderson | Posted 19.03.2013 | UK Politics
Iain Anderson

As I write, an MoD plane carrying one million Euros is being airlifted to Cyprus for UK military personnel. It must be a new and very literal definition of 'helicopter money'. And that's the problem. As long as policymakers continue to opt for radically different solutions in every case - then fear and loathing will never be far away from markets and now, once again, from savers.

LOOK: 'UFO' Photographed Hovering Over Fuengirola Coastline In Spain

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 15.03.2013 | UK

Is it a UFO? A high-flying hubcap? A bad Photoshop job? Whatever it is, it was apparently photographed hovering above the coastline of Fuengirola on ...

Sevilla Mia

Matthew Hirtes | Posted 13.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Matthew Hirtes

Orange trees are not the only fauna in greener-than-you'd-think Seville. Indeed, Andalucía has many stunning parks and gardens

A Chocoholics Travel Guide: Five Delicious Destinations

HomeAway.co.uk | Posted 10.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
HomeAway.co.uk

The world is full of fantastic chocolate-producing destinations; my mouth is watering just thinking about it. We've only just scratched the surface, but here are a few delicious destinations to get you started on your chocolate tasting adventure.

Spain Vs England - An Erasmus Experience

Giulia Zecchini | Posted 06.05.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Giulia Zecchini

The first time I moved from home was a more delicate transition, going from Milan where I studied at a British school to the UK, it felt right and I knew what to expect. However, moving to Madrid was a whole different story.

The Calm Before the Storm

Tom Webb | Posted 05.05.2013 | UK Sport
Tom Webb

I am very happy to report that both our newbies have done just that, and we now head to Melbourne in as good a shape as we could be for this stage of the season. While the work has been going on in Spain, everyone back at the factory has also been pushing as hard as they can to prepare for the season ahead.

Seven Spanish Destinations You Won't Find in the Travel Brochures

HomeAway.co.uk | Posted 01.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
HomeAway.co.uk

From spectacularly unspoiled havens of nature, to beautiful old-world fishing villages, we've compiled a mixed bag of magnificent spots! While you won't find them in travel brochures, you will find they house a number of our Spanish private holiday rentals.