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• 2017
  • April
    • Cudeca raises 3.6 million euros going into anniversary year
    • Funky Buddha Beach set to reopen soon
    • More people giving up inheritance due to outstanding debts and taxes
    • Marbella calls on top legal 'wise men' to help it solve its town-planning deadlock
    • Bosom Buddies charity fashion show on 21st
    • Copper cable thefts see thousands without landline connection
    • 10, 000 euros lost by a Danish man in Malaga airport has been found by police in Sweden
    • Tangier: colourful past, vibrant future
    • Cómpeta's art at Easter
    • Madrid in springtime
    • British mixed martial arts fighter takes Spanish title in Las Palmas
    • What is the real cost of devotion?
    • Costa welcomes visitors for a week of sunshine and processions
    • Investiture of new mayor of Gibraltar
    • Helping residents in five languages
    • Family visit Malaga on 17-year world tour
    • Costa ready to welcome visitors for a week of sunshine and processions
    • Final-quarter comeback seals European glory for Unicaja with victory in Valencia
    • Sunshine at Nerja Residents’ Day, with the shadow of Brexit
    • Brits in Spain await Brexit talks outcome
    • Roadworks end on main route into Fuengirola town centre from the A-7
    • "We are among the public hospitals that carry out the most heart operations"
    • Plenty of endeavour but no reward
    • Malaga to become first Spanish city to test pilot robot delivery scheme
  • March
    • Message delivered: May triggers Article 50
    • Arroyo de la Miel's 120-metre-long Unesco poem
    • Another record year expected for Malaga airport and tourism on the Costa del Sol
    • A sensory trip along the Caminito
    • House of Lords expresses strong support for Gibraltar post-Brexit
    • Wounded and abandoned donkey rescued
    • W hotel chain to open luxury resort on the beach in Marbella
    • Beach recovery operation takes a hit from this week's storm
    • Gibraltar's Special Olympics Team compete at the World Winter Games in Austria
    • Brexit process to be triggered next week
    • Extension to dog DNA registration deadline
    • Travelling 'Malaguistas' sell out allocation
    • Popular Nerja tourist spots receive facelifts ahead of high season
    • Beach recovery operation takes a hit from this week’s storm
    • Rajoy supports a multi-speed Europe to encourage further integration
    • Corpse flower opens at Estepona orchidarium
    • A facelift planned more than a decade ago
    • Nature Protection Service investigates disruption at Vega del Mar basilica
    • A losing start for Míchel
    • Brimming over with talent
    • Gorham's viewing platforms to open soon
    • Government defiant after defeat by House of Lords
    • Biggest February fall in local jobless for ten years
    • Finca Cortesín golf course in Casares is crowned the best in Europe
    • Junta gives final green light to huge new public park near Malaga airport
    • Andalucía sees big increase in foreign tourists in January
    • Trocadero Marbella come close to upsetting leaders Liceo Francés
    • Malaga airport roadworks bring passenger drop-off confusion
    • The Persian Buttercup
    • A derby to forget for Malaga
  • February
    • Passport campaign launched to help Brits living in EU countries
    • Malaga straight back to square one
    • Gibraltarian designer takes part in London Fashion Week
    • Nao Victoria calls at Alcaidesa Marina on European tour
    • New roads to link Bel-Air with Cancelada
    • Passport campaign launched to help Brits living in EU countries
    • Malaga clears up after weekend's downpour
    • School welcomes students from all over Europe to take part in Erasmus+ programme
    • Much more than football
    • Big refunds could be on the way for home sellers over 'wrong tax charge'
    • Provincial road improvement plan to affect forty towns and villages
    • King Felipe VI visits Malaga's new museum
    • On Her Majesty's catwalk in Madrid
    • Town hall has 17.7 million budget for construction of Estepona hospital
    • Estepona organises first ever international mural competition
    • La Línea mayor visits for talks on Brexit
    • Dely Valdés takes reins as youth team coach
    • Pine trees threatened by plague of processionary caterpillars
    • Benálmadena and Estepona shops' tourist- trading permits renewed
    • Traffic authority announces plans to improve safety on hazardous minor roads
    • SIS makes history in Cross Country Championships
    • Traffic authority announces plans to improve safety on hazardous minor roads
    • Malaga bar causes a stir by banning customers wearing pyjamas
    • "Gibraltar's situation is unique," chief minister tells Brussels
    • British ambassador urges calm among business owners in Spain
    • A dream come true for Basil Al Bayati
    • Chief minister addresses Select Committee about Brexit impact
    • Brand wars ruling says bull isn't a national icon
  • January
    • Jobless rate falls across Spain but survey shows fewer people in work in Malaga
    • Fuengirola and Benalmádena coastal path link moves one step closer
    • Piercing' the Porcupine sees again
    • Residents dramatic vote for new theatre facility
    • Beaches to receive 4.1 million euros to get into shape for the Easter holidays
    • Marbella Rugby Club faces uncertain future due to disputed tax debt
    • Investment group buys 430 holiday apartments in Estepona for 32 million euros
    • More growth for Costa in 2017', say tourism chiefs at Fitur fair
    • New paved road link in the Sierra Bermeja connects mountain village with Estepona
    • SOHA action group aims to change law so they can borrow and sell their homes
    • Improvements start to 'Chiringuitos'
    • Biggest snowfall in years turns Malaga province white
    • Snow hits Malaga province as temperatures plummet
    • Dads of first born in 2017 start to enjoy extended paternity leave
    • Marbella stake their claim for the top spot with dominant performance
    • Pollution levels on the Costa del Sol are among the lowest in Spain
    • Sciatica: a pain in the backside
    • Holidaying on the high seas
    • Diocese delivers plan to finish cathedral more than 200
    • Marcelo Romero is new Malaga head coach
    • Trocadero start the year with a win
    • Holidaying on the high seas
    • Bookmaker Marathonbet is new main shirt sponsor
    • Grandmother to skydive from 15,000 feet to raise money for Age Concern
    • University examines Malaga's links with Britain post-Brexit
    • s Multinational Christmas traditions in Arroyo de la Miel
    • Government commits to increased video surveillance in Marbella
    • What George left behind on the Costa del Sol
    • Fire station should open in early 2017, almost a year after completion
    • PSOE and C’s agree to raise inheritance tax threshold to 250,000 euros in Andalucía
    • Status Quo’s Rick Parfitt dies in hospital in Marbella
• 2016
  • December
    • Happy New Year
    • Second prize in Spain's big Christmas lottery reaches Malaga province
    • 75 million spent on Christmas lottery tickets in Malaga province
    • Wellington Front first phase opened
    • On top of the world
    • Malaga, top dogs in the world of padel
    • Millions of home owners in line for payouts over bank loan abuse
    • A traveller on an environmental mission
    • Merry Christmas and a happy new year
    • Calamitous first half costs Malaga dearly
    • 75 million spent on Christmas lottery tickets in Malaga province
    • Marbella gymnasts crowned champions of Spain
    • The best pizza in Malaga
    • A bank is ordered to refund 227,000 euros to the purchasers of an illegal apartment
    • Christmas in Malaga
    • First formal meeting on Brexit held
    • Five cancer warriors take to the waves
    • The long journey of the Museum of Malaga
    • Zidane: the Mannequin Challenge winner?
    • Over 400 books donated to library
    • Elton John confirmed as performing at the Starlite Festival Marbella next year
    • The government declares Malaga an area "seriously" affected by flooding
    • List of Festivals and Fairs
    • zidane-mannequin-challenge-winner
    • Malaga secure well-deserved draw in Valencia
    • Weekend of rain sees flooding across the Costa del Sol
    • Farmers’ groups were unanimous
    • Weekend of rain sees flooding across the Costa del Sol
    • Japanese Hotels Enjoy Profit Boost From Yen Devaluation
    • Unicaja secure dramatic overtime victory
    • Royal Navy fires warning flares at Spanish research ship
  • November
    • Telethon 2016: 'An opportunity to do something practical'
    • One of the loveliest villages in Spain
    • US expats mark Thanksgiving in a year of change
    • Chief minister addresses Brussels think tank on Brexit and Gibraltar
    • Farmers jump for joy as their fields get a soaking in latest spell of rain
    • "It feels like I'm living a dream and am afraid to wake up; this life is a gift"
    • Alhambra Nievas named best referee in world rugby
    • Chief minister speaks out about legal case accusing him of torture
    • Rajoy's new cabinet settles in
    • One of the loveliest villages in Spain
    • Malaga makes its debut at top London investment fair
    • Malaga airport has already been used by more passengers this year than in all 2015
    • Southern Spain, strong in London
    • Andalucía and the Costa del Sol come away smiling from the World Travel Market
    • World Travel Market kicks off with record tourism figures for Andalucía
    • Deputy chief minister calls for "sensible" Brexit discussions
    • Seville and stunning Spanish horses
    • Plaza Mayor to invest 30 million euros in new outlet area with more than a hundred shops
    • Lions announce their centennial project for local youngsters
    • Groups from Miami and Dubai set sights on La Bajadilla port concession
    • Ronda goes Goyesque for annual fair
    • World Travel Market kicks off with record tourism figures for Andalucía
    • A festival of cultural values
    • Rugby World Cup legacy promotes the game in the Axarquía
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    • Socialists put Mariano Rajoy at the helm of a new Spanish government
    • 'Málaga Bilingüe' project seeks to enhance the English skills of 10,000 people
    • Unemployment falls below 200,000 for the first time in seven years
    • Charity cycle challenge raises thousands for children
    • Marbella traffic grinds to a halt
  • October
    • Spain marks 'Fiesta Nacional' as politicians in Catalonia go to work as usual in defiance
    • Field of Dreams: nurturing the next generation of footballers
    • A musical tribute to her adopted land
    • Spain marks 'Fiesta Nacional' as politicians in Catalonia go to work as usual in defiance
    • Rajoy promises dialogue and policy deals in exchange for a stable Spanish government
    • Malaga poet wins 1.8 million jackpot in TV quiz show Pasapalabra
    • Spain's acting foreign minister insists on joint sovereignty to mitigate Brexit effects
    • British fund to invest 25 million euros in five luxury villas
    • Pablo Ráez finds a bone marrow donor in the USA
    • Torremolinos town hall's accounts are full of mistakes, say auditors
    • Gibraltar concede the fastest ever World Cup qualifying goal
    • Chief minister addresses Brussels think tank on Brexit and Gibraltar
    • MPs' rejection of Rajoy's investiture prolongs Spain's state of limbo
    • "Without the City, the European economy would be weaker"
    • Rajoy reassures May on position of Britons in Spain after UK leaves EU
    • Brexit, an opportunity for Malaga
    • Rain finally soaks the Costa del Sol but fails to wash away fears of an imminent water shortage
    • Spain marks 'Fiesta Nacional' as politicians in Catalonia go to work as usual in defiance
    • Holiday resorts' anger at UK lawyers who encourage tourists to sue hotels
    • Seven out of ten properties sold to foreigners in Andalucía are located in the province of Malaga
    • Province allocated 40 million euros in EU funding for sustainable projects
    • "Without the City, the European economy would be weaker"
    • British series 'The Trip' comes to Malaga
    • Malaga’s German connections
    • Holiday resorts' anger at UK lawyers who encourage tourists to sue hotels
    • First chemotherapy unit now open at St Bernard's Hospital
    • Pedro Sánchez resigns leaving PSOE in hands of caretaker commission
    • Volunteers collect 450 kilos of rubbish during river clean-up
    • Malaga firm among the UK’s top 100 fastest-growing tech companies
    • Old post office HQ embargoed over Junta’s huge debt with small towns
  • September
    • Álora produces the best Spanish wine you can buy in a supermarket, says guide
    • Are property owners on the Costa complying with the new holiday rentals legislation?
    • Shoppers queue for a bargain at BHS Home
    • Azahara Muñoz makes history at home
    • Renfe starts improvements at Benalmádena station
    • Sharp response to King Felipe's call for Gibraltar to be returned to Spain
    • Work on new skyscraper hotel in Malaga port could begin next year
    • Spain, the second country with highest quality of life in the world according to a global survey by HSBC:
    • Malaga airport registers 11.3 million passengers in eight months, a rise of 1.5 million
    • Are property owners on the Costa complying with the new holiday rentals legislation?
    • Investment fund announces Marbella's biggest luxury hotel
    • Funktionshindrade vill ha bättre tillgänglighet i Torreblanca
    • Baby orangutan makes its debut appearance at Fuengirola bioparc
    • National Day' march in Catalonia
    • Spain's slow start halted by day seven medal rout
    • La Nogalera residents are "fed up with constant noise"
    • National Day celebrations bring political message
    • September brings late summer heat wave across the country
    • Júzcar, Smurf village part three
    • The relatively unknown works of Chagall
    • MPs' rejection of Rajoy's investiture prolongs Spain's state of limbo
    • The revival of the king of Latin pop
    • May says all kids will get same chance to choose school
    • Norwegian lanserar fyra nya direktlinjer mellan Spanien och USA
    • New banknote in tribute to Sir Joshua Hassan
    • Lack of rain stops flamingos breeding
    • Slow pact progress ahead of debate on new government
    • Speeding drivers to have car registration numbers displayed on road LED panels
    • Rajoy accepts King Felipe's invitation to try to form a new government
    • Residents fed up with "dangerous'' Caminito del Rey access road
    • A 27-year-old Granada woman is among victims of Italy quake
    • Vinskördefest i Manilva till helgen
    • Government explains Brexit concerns to Foreign Affairs Committee
  • August
    • Lack of rain stops flamingos breeding
    • Agreement with Shell for supply of LNG
    • 'All systems go' for completion of Ronda's new hospital
    • "There's a lot of uncertainty; prices of products are already going up"
    • Spain finish with 17 medals as the Olympics come to a close
    • One step closer to same-sex civil marriages on the Rock
    • The New York Times once again names Malaga as a cultural hub
    • Spain finish with 17 medals as the Olympics come to a close
    • Farming sector celebrates 250-year-old livestock fair in Coín
    • Rajoy decides to accept C's' six-point plan in a step towards power
    • Greater Horseshoe bat found on the Rock for the first time
    • C's' Rivera tables surprise six point plan to support Rajoy
    • Speed cameras haven't cleared up Marbella's accident blackspots
    • Spreading ultimate frisbee fever
    • An Arabian manna from heaven for Marbella
    • Ronda still holds out hope for walkway at base of its famous 'El Tajo' gorge
    • High winds and recklessness, a tragic combination
    • Locals' anger grows over squatters in well-known Torremolinos hotel
    • Costa investment projects stuck in the pipeline
    • "This is a dream come true; I'm going to enjoy the whole experience"
    • New suspension bridge at Royal Anglian Way
    • Winterbottom books a table in Malaga
    • Picasso’s work in dance form
    • Aemet predicts a 'terral' at least once a week throughout August
    • A new plague of mosquitoes hits the area near the Guadalhorce river
    • Vintage fast-food trucks roll into Torremolinos
    • Costa leads Spain with new exact charging for on-street parking
    • Salt flat restoration success
    • Brexit has not affected property sales so far, say Costa real estate experts
    • Gibraltar airport is looking forward to a record summer this year
  • July
    • Junta moves to force the restart of hospital works or to end contract
    • New hotel is a sign of progress for Torremolinos
    • Ambassador celebrates Queen Elizabeth’s 90th birthday with guests in Madrid
    • Malaga introduces a new card with many benefits for tourists
    • Nuclear submarine involved in minor collision off Gibraltar
    • Gas and electricity con men target the elderly
    • Festival honours seafarers and the sea
    • Spain's basketball players still have work to do before the Olympics
    • Euroscepticism has been reduced by Brexit, says former minister
    • British government announces webpage especially for expats
    • Gibraltar leaders hold talks with Britain’s new prime minister
    • The province's most lucrative port
    • Market stallholders want to sell food as a way of boosting business in the face of competition
    • Passengers are not low cost
    • Top marks again for Weekend Beach
    • "The European Union is the best collective instrument we have to face the future"
    • San Fermín takes hold of Pamplona
    • New suspension bridge at Royal Anglian Way
    • Intu to spend three million on improving road access into Torremolinos
    • World tourism chief speaks out at SUR business forum
    • New jobs at Gib University
    • Fabian Picardo: "We have surpassed greater challenges"
    • Should Spanish businesses in Malaga be worried about the effect of a Brexit?
    • Solidarity, a truly universal language
    • Vueling in hot water as airport chaos shows no sign of abating
    • PSOE and C’s agree to raise inheritance tax threshold to 250,000 euros in Andalucía
    • From Maroma to Mulhacén in 52 hours
    • The archaeological remains at La Araña
    • Costa investment projects stuck in the pipeline
    • BlueBay puts forward plans for a new-look La Rosaleda
  • June
    • The archaeological remains at La Araña
    • Walkers go green for palliative care
    • Avoiding the questions
    • Partido Popular wins general election with better results than in December, but no overall majority
    • Obama to visit Spain between 9 and 11 in July
    • Britain votes for Brexit
    • Gibraltar voters turn out for EU referendum
    • Keko completes Malaga move
    • Costa investment projects stuck in the pipeline
    • The Costa del Sol doesn't want to lose the British, its most important clients
    • 2016 marks the bicentenary of Alameda Gardens
    • The trail less trekked
    • David Cameron cancels Gibraltar rally after murder of Labour MP Jo Cox
    • Bank of England warns British pound will fall ‘sharply’ following a Brexi
    • Experter varnar för ilegal massage på stränderna
    • Del Bosque's biggest surprise
    • Literary festival inspires Gibraltar
    • Intu to spend three million on improving road access into Torremolinos
    • An old rubbish dump in Alfarnate will be the first place in which the provincial government will carry out its plan to plant
    • Spain Tourism Boom to Drive Increased Hotel Investment in 2016
    • Costa leads Spain with new exact charging for on-street parking
    • Champions of Spain
    • Memories of 1960s Spain
    • The Costa del Golf Tour begins
    • Half marathon, full of international flavour
    • Puerto Banús, the sixth most expensive shopping street in Spain
    • 65 år av ekonomisk tillväxt mellan Spanien och Sverige
    • The world's biggest cruise ship docks in Malaga
    • Avoiding the questions
    • Costa investment projects stuck in the pipeline
    • Celebrity British historian earns top recognition in Spain
    • Costa journalists pick up annual communicator award
  • May
    • Richard Long and his journey within
    • Students from five countries work together at a Malaga school
    • Is it time for times to change in Spain?
    • The Costa del Sol doesn't want to lose the British, its most important clients
    • Summer comes early to the Costa del Sol
    • More fuel for a feria junky
    • The hottest chili peppers in the world are now being grown in the Guadalhorce Valley
    • Luis Suárez hat-trick edges Barça over the finish line
    • The Malaga effect has reached Cómpeta
    • The tears of ancient olive trees
    • Brexit makes 'no economic sense whatsoever' says expert
    • A jamboree of cultural traditions
    • Inline hockey season comes to a close with the Funegirola Lions riding high
    • Should Spanish businesses in Malaga be worried about the effect of a Brexit?
    • World tourism chiefs meet in Malaga to discuss global security and sustainability
    • A cross and also a legend
    • Malaga province has lost over 9,000 foreign residents in one year
    • Judges rule that long-term expats should not have EU vote
    • Gibraltar wins bid to host 'mini Olympics'
    • Avoiding the questions
    • Wet weather warnings continue with more heavy rain on Tuesday
    • New 668-place car park opens in La Línea as plans for town take shape
    • Unicaja falls foul of Ausbanc-Manos Limpias multimillion extortion ring
    • Folklore festival
    • 700 years of sherry on horseback
    • Avoiding the questions
    • Malaga mayor opens new office for UK business
    • The museum village of Genalguacil
  • April
    • Caminito del Rey sells out on first day
    • Ibiza up in arms about pill song
    • Unicaja falls foul of Ausbanc-Manos Limpias multimillion extortion ring
    • Ciudadanos breaks coalition pact with PP at Mijas town hall
    • Norwegian Air överväger att starta flyglinje till USA från Málaga
    • Rossi ensures no Spanish winner at Jerez GP
    • Government explains Brexit concerns to Foreign Affairs Committee
    • No smoking allowed in vehicles if travelling with children
    • The red carpet returns for Malaga's annual film spectacular
    • Marbellas avsaltningsanläggning ska trygga vattenförsörjningen
    • International appeal
    • Anti-viral challenge to get kids moving
    • Court annuls mortgage rate floor clauses and orders banks to backdate the refunds to 2013
    • Is it time for times to change in Spain?
    • The fiesta of the Virgin of Remedies
    • Alive and kicking... and telling the world
    • The fiesta of the Virgin of Remedies
    • Panama Papers implicate some of Spain's most influential figures
    • Ibiza up in arms about pill song
    • Over 5,400 signatures gathered in a petition against new golf course
    • A web worth over 75 million
    • Returning the glow to Villa Pepita's glass
    • Longoria returns to Marbella
    • Torrox man embarks on second adventure at 30 degrees below zero
    • Rockin' 'n' rollin' away in La Carihuela
    • Spain's Congreso fills with new faces on first day at work
    • Investors are uncertain about Spain and withdrew 70.2 billion euros last year
    • Water reserves guarantee supply for this year but drought rears its ugly head again
    • Torremolinos hotels get facelift as resort’s business climate improves
    • Gotta cache them all
    • Motorway ends meet to connect Malaga and Almeria
  • March
    • Summer season will see 80,000 flights to and from Malaga-Costa del Sol airport
    • Cártama hospital one step closer to opening with completion of access road
    • Unanimous support for the creation of palliative care units
    • Government explains Brexit concerns to Foreign Affairs Committee
    • Pucking the trend
    • The UK Budget - Implications For Expatriates
    • Three new Michelin stars for the Costa del Sol's gastronomic scene
    • Andalucía: a year-round paradise for birders
    • Spain's Congreso fills with new faces on first day at work
    • Marbella's plan has a silver lining
    • More German tourists are expected to come to Andalucía for holidays this year
    • PTA continues to grow in jobs, new companies and turnover
    • Irish tradition on the Costa del Sol
    • Admission to the Caminito del Rey will cost visitors a maximum of ten euros from April
    • Bank ordered to return money paid for off-plan property
    • Girl power grown up
    • New San Pedro beach project meets with objections
    • "We are focusing on the case for an 'in' vote, not speculating on Brexit"
    • Women still behind in the labour market
    • Workers say 'yes' to new deal and call off refuse collection strike
    • Athens or bust
    • Studies of the castle have shed unexpected light on Marbella history
    • Torre del Mar reveals Eurofighter will be part of town’s first air show
    • What is Malaga exporting to the rest of the world?
    • Malaga streets pile high with rubbish as refuse collectors strike
    • Vélez-Málaga shows gratitude to doctor with sculpture
    • Malaga Airport reinforces special assistance with 24-hour post
  • February
    • Admission to the Caminito del Rey will cost visitors a maximum of ten euros from April
    • Isabel Pantoja granted conditional prison release
    • The misery goes on as pension liberation victims face hefty tax bills
    • New San Pedro beach project meets with objections
    • "I have been working in this area for ten years and I know it very well"
    • Five of the world's newest luxury liners to make their first visit to Malaga this year
    • Pork products are cause for celebration at Ardales festival
    • PP sacrifices Ángel Nozal to save pact with Ciudadanos in Mijas
    • Fuengirola embarks on a voyage back to the 16th century
    • Malaga growing is getting greener
    • Snow covers the Axarquía and the Sierra de las Nieves
    • Flamingos maintain their loyalty to Fuente de Piedra
    • "I'm more concerned about the lives I could save than what could happen to me"
    • Alarms raised after victims cheated of up to 400 euros through fraudulent gas checks
    • Flamingos maintain their loyalty to Fuente de Piedra
    • A household with no electricity bills
    • A hundred years and counting
    • 2015: The Year in Spanish Property
    • Welcome Home unites property offers around the province under one roof
    • What will we do with our rubbish in ten years' time?
    • Junta gives three-month deadline for owners to register holiday properties
    • Bikers unite to raise funds for children’s charity
    • Guadalhorce hospital may be delayed once more
    • Changes at Marbella beaches this summer
    • Malaga unemployment drops to lowest level for six years but job creation slows
    • An app developed in Ronda pairs up language-learners with native speakers
  • January
    • Inga Finsen, multilinguist and Mijas volunteer for 19 years
    • Bullfighter takes baby to work in name of tradition
    • 'The earthquake of Andalucía' devastated La Axarquía in 1884
    • Changes at Marbella beaches this summer
    • Increase in building plan approvals reflects recovery in construction sector
    • “I'm more concerned about the lives I could save than what could happen to me”
    • The New York Times includes Malaga in its list of must-visit destinations for this year
    • Admission to the Caminito del Rey will cost visitors a maximum of ten euros from April
    • Malaga's first baby of 2016 is English
    • Benefits received by councillors in Torremolinos 'unjustified'