Society

Protesters wore black to mourn Gaza victims and called for end to arms sales to Israel

A family reuses felled tree trunks from forest cleanups deemed unsuitable for firewood

They recommend linking water networks of Tarragona and Barcelona

Conservative mayor accused of using eviction for electoral purposes

Nursing union calls for Catalan health minister to quit but Manel Balcells defends recent agreement

Family associations say they are being blamed for poor student performance

Central government to propose measure to regions allowing high school teachers to decide when phones can be used

Joan Josep Omella called to appear as witness at commission of inquiry into Catholic church on January 29

Decision comes after alleged rapes by young teenagers but experts point out most sexual abuse perpetrated by adult men

Drug-related arrests are also on the rise, with nearly a thousand per year

Unions call industrial after company rejects setting up baggage handling services

Pere Aragonès urges political rivals to seek "consensus and stability" to promote "courageous changes" in education

New bag scanners next year will mean end of requirement to remove liquids and laptops from hand luggage  

Rabbi says holiday symbolizes 'paradox' of wanting to 'illuminate even in moments of difficulty' 

Water flow to be reduced, new farms and hotels postponed, and use of showers in locker rooms banned