The Latest Breaking News from Yolanda Díaz

The bill to reduce the current workweek from 40 to 37.5 hours for over 12 million people will now be put to the Spanish parliament for approval.

The main trade unions support the proposal

Leader of coalition Yolanda Díaz defends party but apologises over delay in action over MP Íñigo Errejón

UN’s top court orders halt to Rafah offensive, saying it is ‘not convinced’ evacuation and other measures are alleviating Palestinians’ suffering

With restaurants serving dinner until 1 am, we are outliers in Europe. But some are attacking calls for change as a loss of freedom, says Spanish journalist María Ramírez

Labour minister says it’s madness that people are still working in restaurants at 1am but opposition and tourism groups defend country’s nightlife

Two parties vow labour reforms in effort to shore up support – but still need Catalan separatists’ backing to form government

Junts party demands amnesty for leader and officials as price for support of acting PM Pedro Sánchez

Spain’s women’s team players demand Rubiales' resignation for kissing Jenni Hermoso without her consent. Rubiales denies Hermoso's version of events and plans to take legal action. The government plans to file a lawsuit alleging Rubiales violated sports laws and if found guilty, he could be ruled unfit to hold office.…