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- Spain's 4th largest airliner goes broke (1)
- Spain's banking sector set to shrink to about 10 lenders (1)
- Spain’s Deficit Tests Europe’s Financial Rules (1)
- Spain’s energy regulator proposed that power companies not receive the full value of 7 billion euros ($10 billion) of power-tariff debt they plan to sell to a government-backed investment vehicle. (1)
- Spain's first private airport goes bust (1)
- Spain’s property bust is only getting worse. (1)
- Spain's public debt soars to record high (1)
- Spain’s Two Finance Ministers Clash on Budget Amid Recession (1)
- Spain's Unicaja (1)
- Spaniards were proud of having avoided an Italian-style government of unelected technocrats (1)
- Spanish (1)
- Spanish state will need outside help – or even go bankrupt. (1)
- Spanish tax authorities are cracking down on tax offenders (1)
- study suggests (1)
- Survey reveals expat banking fears (1)
- Suspect arrested over woman found murdered in Fuengirola (1)
- Swiss bankers demand respect for law from US tax evasion investigators (1)
- Syria bloodshed is outrageous (1)
- teenagers barricade themselves in ski chalet in France (1)
- The alleged members of the Dominican-based Trinitarios gang all face charges of racketeering (1)
- the British girl who went missing while on holiday in Portugal half a decade ago (1)
- The Duchess of Alba with her new husband Alfonso Díez outside Dueñas Palace in Seville. (1)
- The ex Mayor of Alcaucín in Málaga (1)
- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says it has been targeted by a sophisticated cyber attack. (1)
- The Occupy London Stock Exchange protest encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral. (1)
- the private eye at the centre of the News of the World phone hacking scandal (1)
- the roaring euro party is over. (1)
- The slain Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi secretly spirited out of Libya and invested overseas more than $200 billion (1)
- The Spanish Government is to increase the tax on diesel vehicles (1)
- The Spanish town of Benalup in Andalucia. (1)
- The top ranks of the Government are now coming to the conclusion that the break-up of the euro is inevitable. (1)
- The UK could become a hub for smuggling the herbal stimulant khat (1)
- Thomas Cook is running low on cash and has begun talks with its banks (1)
- Thomas Cook it. So runs the slogan. Would you (1)
- Thousands of passengers faced massive travel disruptions across Spain (1)
- Three killed in northern Italy earthquake (1)
- Tomb opened to investigate stolen baby allegation (1)
- Tony Blair is unaccountable over business interests (1)
- Tony Mokbel supergrass set for $1 million reward (1)
- Top five most hated Airports (1)
- Two air passengers met by police over heated bust up after teenager 'reclined his seat' (1)
- Two arrested after headless burnt body is found in 'suspected gangland execution' (1)
- Two British tour operators who come to Spain go bust (1)
- Two police officers were injured in a shoot-out in Toulouse on Wednesday with a gunman claiming links to al Qaeda (1)
- two years of crisis and bank debt in Europe (1)
- UBS raises rogue equity trade losses to $2.3 billion (1)
- UBS trader denies gambling £1.5 billion in Britain's biggest banking fraud (1)
- UK banks have pulled billions of pounds of funding from the eurozone as fears grow about the impact of a “Lehman-style” event connected to a Greek default. (1)
- UK Benefit Fraud investigators have recently enjoyed more success in the fight against benefit cheats in Spain. (1)
- UK ticketholder wins £41 Euromillions jackpot (1)
- Underworld bankers Daniel Keenan and Andrew Barnett who laundered £17m of drug money are jailed (1)
- US recession fears savage world financial markets (1)
- Villages all but wiped out as storms batter Italy's 'Cinque Terre' (1)
- Vintage Ads Most Disturbing Household Products (1)
- Wall Street markets are suffering huge falls this morning as fears grow that Europe's plan to save the euro will unravel (1)
- warn aviation officials (1)
- was arraigned on gun charges (1)
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- were killed (1)
- where a similar levy was trialed three years ago. (1)
- where the authorities have evacuated thousands of people. (1)
- who was arrested for a second time with seven other people (1)
- who was identified by prosecutors as a member of the Tiny Rascals Gang-Grey (1)
- Why don't GPS warn you that statins can harm your memory? (1)
- with a major French bank at one point plunging more than 20% (1)
- with colorfully lit brothels staffed mainly by poor immigrant women from Latin America (1)
- Yemeni women burn veils to protest regime (1)
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