Senior Slovak official calls Catalan leaders' sentences 'cruel' and 'unbelievable'
Foreign minister meets with foreign affairs chairman Lubos Blaha in Bratislava, while EU parliament head calls for "tensions to diminish"
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Counting the cost of three nights of unrest in Catalonia
Authorities release figures on numbers of people injured and arrested during the protests against the jailing of independence leaders
Protests in Catalonia continue into fourth day - live updates
Political anger as neo-nazis march through Barcelona on another night of violence and chaos
Spain urges Catalan officials to condemn unrest and warns of ‘violent organized groups’
"We won’t accept violence taking over," says acting president Pedro Sánchez as Barcelona descends into new night of unrest
Catalonia and Spain vie for support abroad
Catalan foreign minister tours Europe calling for "active role" from international community, while Spanish government sends promo video to embassies
President Torra joins pro-independence protest: 'Violence does not represent us'
Government head makes no specific allusion to Tuesday's unrest as interior minister warns of "violent groups" and defends police action
Unionists call for exceptional security measures after altercations
Ciutadans and People's Party put pressure on Madrid while grassroots group calls for "mass protest" against independence
What is Tsunami Democràtic?
Anonymous pro-independence group on mission to make Spain negotiate through non-violent protest
Activists call for peaceful protests on two year incarceration anniversary
Sentenced to nine years in prison for sedition on Monday, Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez have now been behind bars since October 16, 2017
Several three-day marches kick off across Catalonia
Thousands set off in the early morning, all expected to come together in a major rally in Barcelona on Friday
Catalonia enters third day of protests - live updates
Pro-independence supporters start marches across the country, blocking roads, after night of turmoil
'Reminder of former Spanish regime' - Westminster debates Catalan leaders’ sentences
Speaker John Bercow says former president Puigdemont would be "extremely welcome" to speak in Parliament
Protesters clash with police as Catalan leaders sentenced - live updates
Rallies throughout Catalonia descend into turmoil as some demonstrators set barricades on fire
Criminologist on Supreme Court's sedition verdict: 'Where are the limits now?'
Marc Balcells discusses the Catalan Trial sentence and the implications it could have on sedition in the future
Brussels prosecutor asks Spain to translate Puigdemont arrest warrant
EU parliament vetoes former Catalan president's access, while Westminster speaker welcomes him