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The Euro Zone

Race to the top

As forecasts predict Spain will top the global tourism charts, spreading visitors into quieter regions will be crucial for sustainable growth points out columnist mark Nayler

Mark Nayler

Happy Holly daze

Columnist Peter Edgerton warns that tech firms are blindly betting on AI glasses despite obvious red flags over privacy and common sense

Peter Edgerton

A Look at La Liga

The 'guiri' invasion

'Three decades commentating on Spanish football and I’ve never seen so many stars from the UK and Ireland taking the spotlight,' says columnist Rob Palmer

Rob Palmer, commentator ESPN

Beaches closed to bathers

In the middle of the fair, with the city full of tourists and the heat beating down heavily, the red flag warning against taking a dip painted a terrible picture comments columnist Ángel Escalera

ÁNGEL ESCALERA
  • Guillermo Lachica Pando, at his workplace in Torrox.

    The 71-year-old lifeguard who cycles ten kilometres to work in Torrox

    Guillermo Lachica, who is originally from Argentina but lives in Algarrobo-Costa, is working on the eastern Costa del Sol town's beaches for the second summer running and says he has no plans to retire

    Eugenio Cabezas
  • Graham Mulvein in Granada. SUR

    From London's West End to writing in Andalucía

    Graham Mulvein moved to southern Spain 10 years ago after a long career in Theatreland and has turned his hand to novels, with his latest title inspired by a local legend

    JENNIE RHODES
  • Guiri Army flag at La Rosaleda stadium.

    Sport

    The British expats who bleed blue and white for Malaga

    29,000 fans watched Malaga's first game back at home in La Liga in eight years, and a small band of British expats made sure their corner was the loudest

    Daniela Craft Márquez