Spain to deploy 600 police officers in Catalonia in run up to pro-independence demonstrations
Socialist government to send officers before Catalan National Day and first anniversary of independence referendum
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Madrid aims to tackle yellow bow controversy with Catalan executive at next security summit
Spanish official for security calls for "common sense" in dealing with the "sensitive" issue of political symbols in public spaces
‘He was about to kill me,’ officer who shot dead knife attacker tells court
While police treat the incident as a terrorist attack, suspect’s family says he was no extremist and threatens legal action
Catalan police defy criticism to back officer who shot knife attacker
Official says "extreme seriousness" of the assault justified shooting man dead, but far-left party and relatives of aggressor show skepticism
Attempted knife attack treated as “terrorist” act, say Catalan police
Assailant was shot down in police station after showing "clear intention" to kill officers
Attempted knife attack treated as “terrorist,” say Catalan police
Assailant was shot down in police station after showing "clear intention" to kill officers
Man shot down after trying to attack police station with knife
Events happened on Monday just before 6am in Cornellà de Llobregat
Some 'heroes' who faced the attacks now prosecuted or jailed
Solidarity from members of the public included free taxi rides and hotel rooms, legal help and giving water to police officers
A firefighter on the terror attack: “La Rambla empty of people is an image I'll never forget”
Memories of that day in Barcelona a year ago remain with members of the emergency services who attended the victims
Catalan police incorporate use of tasers
1,600 Mossos d'Esquadra officers have been trained to use the non-lethal weapon
Police break up gang that robbed hundreds of tourists on Catalan highway
Of the 15 members arrested, 12 receive unprecedented restraining orders
Ciutadans calls for control of Catalan finances, police and public media
Albert Rivera urges Spanish president Mariano Rajoy to extend direct rule
Two decades since Catalan police took charge of the roads
In 20 years, the Mossos d’Esquadra have booked two million drivers for speeding and attended 400,000 accidents
Catalan police official fired over La Manada gang-rape case tweet
Communications director Patrícia Plaja criticized the Spanish judiciary
Impact on Catalonia of six months under direct rule
How has the country fared since a declaration of independence in October led the Spanish government to suspend self government?