The Latest Breaking News from Valencia

BudgetAir and Ryanair are offering one-way flights from Cardiff International Airport, directly to Malaga, for as little as £19 this June, while the Welsh airport also has bargain tickets to Ibiza, Valencia and Palma

A competitor in the new, all-female F1 Academy series, the 23-year-old is setting a new standard for women in motorsports.

The 17-year-old former Perth High School student now heads for Barcelona after a confidence-boosting round

Travelodge is looking to hire hundreds of new staff as managers, bar workers, cleaning staff and receptionists, having earlier announced plans to build new hotels in Barcelona, Madrid, Alicante, Bilbao, Granada, Malaga, Palma, Seville and Valencia

Last season, Bagnaia achieved what seemed unthinkable by recovering from a 91-point deficit to Fabio Quartararo to be crowned world champion at the final round in Valencia, marking Ducati’s first riders’ title in 15 years, since Casey Stoner’s 2007 triumph at the start of the 700cc era.

Last season Bagnaia achieved what seemed unthinkable by recovering from a 91-point deficit to Fabio Quartararo to be crowned world champion at the final round in Valencia, marking Ducati’s first riders’ title in 15 years, since Casey Stoner’s 2007 triumph at the start of the 800cc era.

The best travel destinations in Europe for holidaymakers on a budget has been analysed with a number of Spanish destinations making the list. A city in southern Spain’ was found to be the cheapest overall.

'Fire tourists' told to keep away from fierce blazes as onlookers put themselves at risk and disrupt efforts to control flames

Firefighters said on Saturday they had stopped Spain's first major wildfire of the year from spreading further through the eastern Valencia region, where it destroyed more than 4,000 hectares (9,884 acres) of forest and forced 1,500 residents to abandon their homes. An unusually dry winter across parts of southern Europe…

Spain's first major wildfire of the year scorched more than 4,000 hectares (9,900 acres) of forest and forced 1,700 villagers to leave their homes in the Valencia and Aragon regions.

Spain's first major wildfire of the year raged in the eastern Valencia region on Friday, destroying more than 3,000 hectares (7,413 acres) of forest and forcing 1,500 residents to abandon their homes, authorities said.