The Latest Breaking News from Madrid

From top-notch dining and vibrant cities to sun-soaked beaches and idyllic islands, there’s a reason Spain is Brits’ favourite holiday spot

Ukrainian airborne assault troops reportedly destroyed a convoy of Russian ammunition vehicles. Russian military vehicles were successfully hit by Ukrainian ordnance as the footage shows. It is unclear where exactly in Ukraine the images were filmed, but they were obtained from the Command of the Airborne Assault Troops of the…

Top European hotel chains are hiring workers without experience or even a resume as executives admit years of underpaying staff have come back to bite, leaving them unable to meet post-pandemic travel demand.

In Madrid, the organisation showed a great sense of purpose. But beware a divided Europe and a US still tired of paying for the continent’s security

To judge by Turkey’s pro-government media, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan scored a major geopolitical victory for his country at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit in Madrid. “Turkey slammed its fist on the table, Europe came to its knees,” declared the conservative Yeni Akit daily.

Madrid (AFP) - Fifteen flights to and from Spain were cancelled on Friday and dozens of others delayed due to the latest strike by cabin crew at low-cost airlines Ryanair and EasyJet.

Love Island star Gemma Owen revealed she went to the same nursery as David Beckham's kids, but the families didn't mix even when they were in Madrid because Michael held 'resentment' towards his former teammate

Boris Johnson was hurtled about by turbulence on his Airbus on an eight-day jaunt - but it was nothing compared to what waited for him when he landed last night. Ben Glaze reports from inside the PM's entourage

Nearly 70,000 cases of coronavirus were reported last Friday with the likes of Madrid and the Canary Islands areas of concern

Ryanair and easyJet staff in Spain are due to go on strike this weekend, with delays likely in Barcelona, Alicante, Madrid, Malaga, Sevilla, Palma, Valencia and Ibiza

Madrid (AFP) - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday told Sweden and Finland that he could still block their drives to join NATO if they fail to implement a new accession deal with Ankara.