In this weeks Inside Spain, we look at how tourists are combatting pricey restaurants by buying sandwiches on the go instead, and why the latest reports on Spanish rents and property prices show that the only way is up.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused his Spanish counterpart Pedro Snchez of levelling a "genocidal threat" against Israel, drawing an outraged response from Madrid on Friday.

Spain's southern region has presented plans for its own housing law which aims to identify more available land to build social housing, cut back on bureaucracy and convert tourist accommodation into residential housing.

Many drivers in Spain wonder if having a camera in your vehicle is legal. These are some rules you need to follow if you want to do it legally and avoid fines, as well as the grey areas.

Spanish bank Sabadell on Friday said its board had rejected larger national rival BBVA's hostile takeover bid and urged shareholders to shun it as the clock ticked down on their final decision.

The Spanish Treasury has declared that foreigners resident in Spain under the Beckham Rule tax regime should pay tax on their main residences, overruling a previous court ruling.

Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabin Picardo has warned that The Rock's new post-Brexit status will make it "a very attractive place" for Britons wanting to skirt Schengen's 90-day rule, adding that an influx of residents could push property prices up.

New rankings have revealed that Spain has the worst quality of retirement in the EU, falling behind countries like Russia and Mexico on the international index.

As crowds prepare to take to the streets for 'La Diada' - Catalan National Day - The Local takes a look at the history and significance of September 11th in the northeastern Spanish region famed for its independence push.