Spain’s January sunshine hours were 29 less than the average. Photo credit: Daniel J Skinner/Shutterstock Spain experienced one of its least sunny Januarys in recent history, recording the lowest number of hours of sunshine in the country since 1996. It also recorded the second-lowest total since the start of the records in 1984. The last month has seen a persistent …
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Two Benidorm officers go on trial over alleged transphobic abuse
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Granada Storms: Granada Storms bury farmhouses and kill dozens of animals Laura Velasco Granada Tuesday, 10th February 2026 at 17:36 Share One phrase is heard by all those affected by storm Leonardo, in the province of Granada: “At least we are still alive”. However, the storms have caused the death of dozens of animals and in the village of Quéntar …
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