Politics

Media report claims Spanish foreign ministry also stopped Scottish business mission to Catalonia and prevented Catalan entrepreneurs visiting Edinburgh

Quim Torra faces one-day procedure which could see him barred from office over yellow ribbons controversy

Quim Torra admits he "disobeyed" but says official instruction to take down symbols supporting jailed leaders was "illegal" and contravened freedom of expression

Former leader Albert Rivera stepped down after party lost 47 seats in November 10 general election

Quim Torra will become the first Catalan head of government to face trial in almost 80 years when he appears in court on November 18

Sánchez sends party members a letter in which he asks them to back a Socialist-Podemos coalition agreement

From global summit of legislative assemblies in Switzerland, Catalan parliament president says representatives are puzzled why his predecessor was jailed

Latest CEO survey conducted before jailing of Catalan leaders finds those in favor of splitting from Spain fell from 44% to 41.9%

Judge accepts unifying cases of former ministers Comín and Puig with that of former president Puigdemont

Speaker Torrent highlights ''diplomatic success'' of welcoming ''one of the most important entities in the world''

Clara Ponsatí's lawyer is expected to argue that being forced to return to Spain would be an "abuse" of her "human rights"

Chamber VP says favorable ruling on Catalan leaders' MEP status would be "useful lesson," while unionists argue Spain should have final say

Noam Chomsky, Anthony Giddens, Steven Pinker and Richard Wilkinson are among those to back the document

Socialists and Unidas Podemos might need support of pro-independence parties to launch their joint government, but might also need to engage in dialogue first

Top Spanish court argues that former Catalan president and minister never became MEPs