The Latest Breaking News from Franco

Acclaimed Italian film-writer and director who worked in tandem with his brother Vittorio for six decades

A February festival brings a touch of glamour to the Costa del Sol resort – and a welcome off-season tourism boost

Want free pizza goodness to warm up this cold January? If you have this name, then it is your lucky day

The Abyss of Forgetting chronicles a woman’s struggle to find remains of her father who was murdered after civil war

Generations of families that left Franco’s Spain for London in a half-forgotten migration are to be celebrated in an exhibition

A deep affection for cinema tends to run alongside the moviemaking for Alexander Payne

Arthur Brooks spent years advocating cuts to the social safety net. Now, with the help of Oprah, NPR and the Atlantic, he’s teaching Americans to be happy

Thousands of people were imprisoned and shot by the Franco dictatorship between 1939 and 1944. Their letters home form a moving memorial to their bravery and the strength of love

The playful maverick, whose short film Strange Way of Life is out now, is one of the greatest and most subversive filmmakers of our time

Morbidelli, a member of Valentino Rossi’s VR46 Academy, will ride one of the satellite squad’s Desmosedici GP24s next season, replacing Honda-bound Johann Zarco.

In his biography of his father Richard, Jonathan Dimbleby writes of his father’s shame at the timidity of the BBC during the Spanish Civil War. The BBC, thought Dimbleby senior, was, in effect, through editorial selection, siding with the Franco regime. It is a reminder that, even when they do…