Senior police official implicates Catalan leaders in referendum preparations
Guardia Civil officer involved in investigation into 2017 vote names former speaker and government official as "key" players in bid to split from Spain
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Catalan trial enters week 10 with testimony from senior Guardia Civil officer
Police official talks about reports from referendum investigation, with 60 members of Spanish National police to follow
Neus Català was an ‘extraordinary woman,’ mourns Catalan president
The Catalan Women’s Institute grieves the death of the death of the concentration camp survivor who spent years fighting for recognition of women refugees and in the resistance
Neus Català, last Catalan Ravensbrück survivor, dies aged 103
The antifascist fighter who lived through the Nazi concentration camp was given the highest awards from Barcelona and the Catalan government
Diplocat announces ‘reactivation’ for an international Sant Jordi
Spanish government warns that it will “pay attention” to body’s next moves
Spanish election campaign kicks off with Catalan crisis in the spotlight
Parties hold first events as pro-independence Esquerra and Socialists top polls in Catalonia; far-right Vox set to make breakthrough in Spain
Spain bans election rallies in prison where pro-independence candidates are held
Spanish government turns down petition by ERC party
Police officers take the stand in independence trial
Follow live the testimonies of law enforcement officers who took part in the operation to stop the referendum
Pro-independence candidates to remain in jail during election campaign, rules Spanish court
Supreme Court denies six Catalan politicians permission to leave prison
Spanish police testify of 'voter violence'
One Spanish officer claims the Catalan police used a government car in operations on the day of the vote
Referendum indictments another 'infringement of civil rights,' says Torra
President condemns decision to prosecute 30 individuals over 2017 independence vote, while unionist opposition calls his show of support "shameful"
Prosecutor allegedly linked to Puigdemont espionage denies involvement
Government says issue is evidence of "failure" of Spain's rule of law, while opposition head party doubts judiciary is taking any action 'outside normal'
Spanish police officer tells of finger surgery after voter 'attack' in Catalan trial
Supreme Court refers decision of allowing general election debates in prison back to the Electoral Authority
Report by two Scotland Yard officials says police raid protests were ‘peaceful’
Accusations of assault on ministry ahead of the 2017 referendum ‘not supported by evidence’
Cs party wants obligatory school subject on 'Spanish Constitution'
Unionist party head says anyone "bothered" by the idea "has a problem with democracy"