Julio Iglesias faces sexual abuse allegations
Spanish music legend Julio Iglesias is under investigation for alleged sexual abuse of two women. Prosecutors confirm a formal complaint was filed in January 2026. Read the latest details.
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Man arrested trying to board plane with dead wife in Tenerife
An 80-year-old man was detained at Tenerife South Airport after security discovered his wife, in a wheelchair, had died. Read the full shocking details of the investigation.
Man arrested at Tenerife airport with deceased wife
An 80-year-old man was detained at Tenerife South Airport after security discovered his wife, in a wheelchair, had died. The shocking incident is now under police investigation.
Police officer denies theft charges, trial delayed until 2028
A Warwickshire police constable with 21 years' service pleads not guilty to stealing cash and property while on duty. His trial is delayed until May 2028 due to court backlogs. Read the full story.
Streamer dies in online drug and alcohol challenge
Spanish police investigate the first 'extreme challenge' death after a 37-year-old streamer overdosed during a paid live broadcast. The tragedy raises questions about online accountability.
Streamer dies in online whisky and cocaine challenge
Spanish police investigate the death of a 37-year-old streamer who overdosed after a dangerous online challenge involving whisky and cocaine. Could viewers face charges?
British man shot dead in Spanish holiday hotspot
A 29-year-old British man was found shot dead in Campoamor, Alicante, days before Christmas. Spanish police have launched a murder investigation. Read the latest.
Court backlog hits record high, jury trial plans questioned
The backlog in Crown Courts has soared to nearly 80,000 cases, with magistrates' courts also at a record high. Justice Secretary David Lammy's plan to slash jury trials faces criticism as barristers call for more courtrooms. Read the full analysis.
Three-year sentence for £1.30 petrol station theft
A repeat offender in Spain has been sentenced to over three years in prison for stealing £1.30 from a petrol station. Discover why the minor theft led to a major sentence.
Juan Carlos Breaks 70-Year Silence on Brother's Death
Spain's former King Juan Carlos I has spoken for the first time about accidentally shooting his brother in 1956, offering a new account in his memoir 'Reconciliation'.
Jury trial rights cut for crimes under three-year sentences
Justice Secretary David Lammy announces sweeping court reforms to slash backlogs. Defendants facing less than three years in jail will lose automatic right to jury trial. Read the full details.
Family's new evidence in Benidorm cliff death probe
The family of Nathan Osman, a British father-of-four who died in Benidorm, present phone data they say disproves the official accident verdict. Read their fight for answers.
Lammy's Plan: Jury Trials Only for Most Serious Crimes
Justice Secretary David Lammy suggests limiting jury trials to rape, murder, and manslaughter cases to tackle the 78,000-case court backlog. Discover the controversial plans for court reform.
Irish woman charged over Magaluf spa sex assault
A 38-year-old Irish woman has been charged with sexually assaulting a Swedish tourist at a Magaluf hotel spa. Prosecutors are seeking an 18-month prison sentence. Read the full details.
Spanish bishop resigns amid Vatican abuse investigation
Pope Leo XIV accepts resignation of Bishop Rafael Zornoza, the first Spanish bishop publicly investigated by Vatican for alleged sexual abuse of a minor. Read the full story.
Pope removes Spanish bishop in first abuse case
Pope Leo XIV accepts resignation of Bishop Rafael Zornoza amid abuse investigation, marking the pontiff's first known case involving clerical abuse allegations. Read the full story.
Pope removes Spanish bishop in first abuse case
Pope Leo XIV accepts resignation of Spanish bishop Rafael Zornoza amid church abuse investigation. First known case of pontiff removing bishop accused of sexual misconduct.
Franco's brutal legacy haunts modern Spain
As Spain confronts historical amnesia about Franco's murderous regime, new research shows troubling support among youth. Discover why education about dictatorship matters now.
Spanish Attorney General Convicted in Leak Scandal
Spain's top prosecutor, Álvaro García Ortiz, is banned for two years after a guilty verdict for leaking confidential information. Explore the political fallout for PM Pedro Sánchez.
UK Helicopter Pilot Jailed 20 Years for Murder
Aaron Rainbow, 50, from Surrey, receives maximum sentence for the brutal stabbing of Oscar Tornero Rovira in Spain. Read the full details of this tragic case.
UK pilot gets 20 years for Spanish chemsex murder
Aaron Rainbow, a helicopter pilot from Surrey, receives a 20-year sentence for the brutal murder of Oscar Tornero during a drug-fuelled encounter in Spain. Read the full details.
Ex-King Juan Carlos: I accidentally shot my brother
Former Spanish monarch Juan Carlos reveals tragic childhood accident that claimed his brother's life in newly published letter, sending shockwaves through European royalty.
SC Supreme Court Justice Resigns Amid Misconduct Claims
South Carolina's Supreme Court faces turmoil as Justice John Kittridge steps down following ethics investigation into judicial misconduct claims involving political interference.
Former Spanish King's Memoir Praises Franco
The disgraced former monarch's controversial memoir details his admiration for the fascist dictator Francisco Franco while addressing his financial scandals and abdication.
Spanish PM's Crisis: Corruption Probes Target Family & Allies
As corruption investigations engulf his wife and inner circle, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces his most severe political crisis yet. This in-depth analysis examines whether his fragile government can withstand the judicial storm.
Judge's 'Bend the Knee' outburst in court goes viral
A judge erupted in fury at Leeds Crown Court when a defendant refused to stand, shouting 'Bend the knee!' in a dramatic courtroom confrontation that's gone viral.
Sinner beats Alcaraz in Paris Masters thriller
Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner delivers a masterclass performance to defeat world number two Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets at the Paris Masters, marking his first victory over the Spanish phenomenon in their ATP Tour encounters.
No Pants Court Hearing Sparks Judicial Fury in Detroit
A Detroit court hearing descends into chaos as multiple defendants appear virtually without trousers, prompting stern judicial rebuke and raising questions about remote proceedings decorum.
Police officer appears trouserless in Zoom court hearing
A Detroit police officer faces internal investigation after appearing without trousers during a crucial Zoom court proceeding, sparking widespread embarrassment and protocol reviews.
Lloyds Faces Major Fine Over Spanish Property Scandal
Exclusive: Lloyds Banking Group could face substantial penalties after UK regulators uncovered serious misconduct in its Spanish property investment scheme affecting thousands of customers.
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