Podcast

Catalan government will push for amnesty and referendum when talks with Spanish executive resume

Stories from three women in Barcelona affected by the crisis and a look at the legal battle over Catalonia's rent cap law

Where to go, what to see, rules and regulations

What impact will the blaugrana's record-breaking season have on and off the pitch?

Uber is back in the Catalan capital as are the protests against it, with legal battles resonating across EU

Episode 30 of Filling the Sink asks what makes Montserrat so special, for Catalans and visitors alike  

Pere Aragonès becomes Catalonia's youngest president in modern times and the first member of ERC to head executive since the 1930s

Movements looking to break away from UK and Spain have enjoyed similar recent electoral successes but face different challenges

With curfew lifted after six months and vaccinations ramping up what might the summer look like? 

25% of the city's eateries have shut for good and another 25% could follow suit says Barcelona Restaurant Association

With Catalonia urgently needing to grow its green energy sector to meet climate change goals, are large-scale wind farms the answer?

Iolanda Batallé Prats, director of the Ramon Llull Institute explains how Catalan literature is going from strength to strength 

Filling the Sink attempts to separate fact from fiction with the help of Sònia Casas from the history magazine Sàpiens 

While some Easter traditions still remain strong, the religious landscape of Catalonia has changed utterly in recent decades

Support for the royal family in Catalonia is almost non-existent, but how did it get to this point?