Esther Ghey, the mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey, is calling on the government to impose a ban on mobile phones in schools. She believes this measure will not only safeguard children but also enhance their behaviour and engagement in class. Brianna, aged sixteen, lost her life in February twenty twenty-three, having been lured to a park in Warrington, where she was tragically stabbed by two fifteen-year-olds. Prior to the incident, Brianna struggled with a phone addiction, as her killers […]

Santos Cerdán, the former Secretary of Organisation for the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), has applied to the Supreme Court for his release after spending seventy days in preventive custody. Cerdán, who entered prison on the thirtieth of June as a suspect in the Koldo case regarding alleged bribery in public works contracts, argues that the investigation lacks limits and targets activities typical of political participation. His legal team has submitted written requests to the Supreme Court today, seeking to […]

During a key event in Sevilla, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stressed the necessity for all regional governments to implement the Housing Law, aimed at providing solutions to housing-related concerns voiced by the public. He underscored that the law works effectively where it is applied and called for a collective effort among the Government, the Junta, and local councils to ensure projects like the delivery of affordable rented homes can materialise. Sánchez cautioned against complacency, highlighting the risk of a housing […]

Arrecife is recovering from severe flooding caused by torrential rains that occurred yesterday afternoon, with around seventy litres of rain per square metre reported. Mayor Yonathan de León thanked local residents, emergency responders, and authorities for their significant assistance in the ongoing clean-up efforts. Over one hundred personnel have been deployed to support affected families and businesses, particularly in areas like Montaña Mina and Zonzama, which experienced extensive mud and water damage. Several neighbourhoods, particularly Argana Alta, Maneje, and La […]

Félix Bolaños, the Minister of Justice, Presidencia and Relations with the Cortes, testified today in La Moncloa before Judge Juan Carlos Peinado as part of the investigation into Begoña Gómez, the spouse of the Prime Minister. The opposition Party Popular has reportedly called for Bolaños to resign, accusing him of damaging the integrity of his ministry and revealing what they describe as a failure of Spanish democracy. Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, co-spokesperson for the Party Popular in Congress, stated that […]

The Provincial Prosecutor's Office of Valencia has decided to open an investigation into Juan Manuel Badenas, a councillor for the political party Vox, over alleged crimes of prevarication, embezzlement, and document forgery linked to a sponsorship contract. The case came to light following a complaint by the Socialist municipal group, which raised concerns about the viability of a deal that amounted to fourteen thousand five hundred euros plus VAT with the publisher of OK Diario. In conjunction with the prosecutor's […]

El número de hipotecas sobre viviendas en España continuó su ascenso, registrándose en marzo un total de cuarenta y dos mil ochocientos treinta y uno préstamos, un aumento del cuarenta y cuatro punto cinco por ciento en comparación con el mismo mes del año anterior. Este incremento representa las cifras más altas para el mes desde dos mil veintidós, cuando se firmaron cuarenta y tres mil trescientos setenta y ocho hipotecas. Detrás de este aumento están la reducción de los […]

Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, met with Slovenia's Prime Minister, Robert Golob, at La Moncloa to discuss the exemplary relations between their countries. The leaders emphasised their alignment on key issues such as the humanitarian situation in Gaza, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and collaborative efforts for European security and defence. Sánchez noted that the economic links between Spain and Slovenia are thriving, promising to further strengthen these ties. In their discussions, both leaders reaffirmed their support for […]

A report from the National Federation of Self-Employed Workers in Spain, known as ATA, reveals that over one hundred six thousand new self-employed individuals have joined the workforce from May twenty twenty-one to May twenty twenty-five, representing a three point two percent increase. This growth is mainly attributed to those over fifty years old, specifically an increase of one hundred seventy-six thousand among those over sixty-four. The ATA president, Lorenzo Amor, attributes this surge to the increase in retirement age […]