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A busy early-autumn agenda led by Spain, with corporate results and a grand-tour finale, while the UK weighs key debates and data. Here is your forward look, prioritising Spain and then widening the lens. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at The Week Ahead: 8 to 14 September 2025

A late-summer week with Spain front and centre: the Vuelta a España enters Spanish roads, wildfire recovery decisions are expected in Madrid, and fresh inflation signals arrive on Friday. The UK weighs an energy price cap change and festival crowds, while Europe gathers for ministerials in Copenhagen and football fans await the Champions League draw. […] Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at Cycles in Spain and Energy Prices in the UK, it’s The Week Ahead – 25 to 31 August

Late summer warms up with Spain’s Vuelta start, Málaga’s street fair, and rising travel alerts. Across Europe, diplomats, festivals, and economic indicators keep communities alert—and connected. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at The Week Ahead in Spain, the UK, and Elsewhere, from 18 August 2025

The week of 11 to 17 August brings major court rulings, key economic updates, and international sports fixtures across Spain, the UK, and Europe. With Spain marking Assumption Day on Friday as a national holiday, the week closes on a positive note with cultural celebrations such as Málaga’s August Fair bringing colour and energy to the height of summer. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at Major court rulings, key economic updates, and international sports fixtures – It’s The Week Ahead – 11 August

This week spans from sports finales and international diplomacy to market-moving data and public commemoration. Incidents of protest and scheduled legal hearings co-exist with global economic developments and policy decisions. United Kingdom: Sport, Legal Developments and Policy Focus The cricketing world wraps up on Monday 4 August, marking the final day of the fifth Test […] Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at The Week Ahead in the UK, Spain, and Beyond, 4 to 10 August 2025

Late July brings high-level diplomacy, major court rulings, EU regulation and labour unrest in both Spain and the UK. Expect market-moving data, travel disruption, and the first wave of EU AI regulation to take effect. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at What to Watch: Week of 28 July to 3 August 2025

Spain dominates the headlines this week with regional unrest, and planned airport staff industrial action. EU diplomacy and domestic reforms keep the momentum high ahead of the summer break. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at The Week Ahead Brings Protests and Political Downtime

This week brings crime drama and war stories to British television, shocking legal courtrooms on streaming, and continuing cinema favourites across UK and Spain. Netflix serves domestic twists while Amazon debuts a must-watch courtroom series. Spanish summer TV struggles to land new hits, and music fans welcome fresh indie albums as Kylie’s tour finishes in Europe. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at TV, Streaming and Entertainment Highlights: Week Beginning 21 July 2025

Over 1,180 people have died in Spain due to extreme heat since mid-May — a tenfold rise from last year. Experts warn of worsening climate risks as June marked the hottest on record. Health authorities are urging public caution. Reading website content via RSS is for your personal use only. Content must not be copied, used, or distributed by commercial entities without the written permission of the publisher. This includes, but is not exclusive to, websites, newspapers, radio stations, or similar entities. For your personal use, you can read the full content on the website at Over 1,180 Deaths in Spain Linked to Heatwaves as July Brings Surge in Temperatures