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PRINCESS Leonor has stunned the public by giving a speech – without notes or autocues – in fluent catalán, the language of a region she has never lived in or been to school in.

KING Felipe's niece Victoria Federica has been spotted on summer holidays in Jávea with new boyfriend, Jorge Bárcenas – a DJ who is no blood relation to disgraced former PP treasurer Luis Bárcenas, currently in...

KING Felipe and Queen Letizia arrived in Gran Canaria today (Tuesday) – their first official trip since before lockdown – to 'transmit the message' to people in Spain that they 'can now safely travel...

KING Felipe's elder sister, the Infanta Elena has gone viral for a second time with a cover version of a popular hit-turned-Coronavirus anthem – this time, performing Fix You by Coldplay.

PRINCESS Leonor and her sister, the Infanta Sofía spoke to the health services at the weekend and thanked them for everything they are doing for society – a speech in which Sofía gave a few words of her own in...

A WORLD Health Organisation inspection in Spain has concluded that it has acted 'heroically' and that it did, in fact, move humanly quickly after the Coronavirus spread like wildfire within days.

KING Felipe VI has renounced his rights to his father, the retired King Juan Carlos I's inheritance, and has withdrawn the latter's stipend paid to him from the Royal household.

THE EUROPEAN Union's head of diplomacy, foreign affairs and security policy is Spanish – Josep Borrell – and his job will come heavily into focus during the Brexit transition period that opened at midnight on...

SPAIN is determined to turn Brexit into an 'opportunity', and many experts believe the country could find its position in Europe strengthened as a result of the departure of one of its key economies – which...

KING Felipe VI was one of 41 heads of State and 50 international representatives who took part in the World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem to mark the 75th anniversary of the release of prisoners from Auschwitz.

SPAIN'S first-ever coalition government starts work tomorrow (Tuesday) in earnest and, for the first time, has more women than men on board.

AS YET, Spain's new president Pedro Sánchez, of the PSOE (socialists), has not officially revealed which of his MPs will form his cabinet, but some names have already been released, just three days after the left...