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Court claims evidence justifies continued detention of two arrested terror suspects, while no victim remains in critical condition, and Mossos union calls for end to ‘sterile’ warning debate

In the early 20th century, a woman was accused of kidnapping dozens of children to make potions with their blood for the city’s bourgeoisie

Security workers call new strikes and unions say they will take to court the Spanish government’s forced arbitration

Candles and flowers to be recycled and other tokens of support, such as letters and teddy bears, to be included in the city’s archives

Catalan police chief complains that all data enters through ‘a little window controlled by the Spanish police’

Holidaymakers and travelers should brace for new long queues, as actions are planned for every Friday starting September 8

Guide to Saturday's march, which will start at 6pm at the top of Passeig de Gràcia

Hundreds of thousands demonstrate in the Catalan capital against terror

Saturday’s march against the terror attacks is the latest demonstration in a long tradition of public dissent taken on to the city’s streets

Catalan politicians are “worried about Hamza Yalçin’s possible extradition to Turkey”

Two of the four suspects remain in custody as evidence emerges of plans to attack top city landmarks and churches

No less than 360 festivals per year take place in Catalonia, 250 of them in summer

Meeting of Local Security Board decides to increase police presence in the city while mayor announces permanent memorial to attack victims on La Rambla

Some news reports suggest imam behind Ripoll terrorist cell had a history that could have pointed to his radicalization

Worldwide media from the BBC to the Wall Street Journal take up the issue of how recent tragic events in Catalonia might influence the country’s push for independence