Protesters clash with police as Catalan leaders sentenced - live updates
Rallies throughout Catalonia descend into turmoil as some demonstrators set barricades on fire
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'This has been a political trial' - defense lawyers condemn verdict
Lawyers have condemned a verdict, of which the severity "could not have been foreseen"
EU advocate general to give opinion on Junqueras's immunity on Nov 12
Following Monday's hearing, European Court of Justice must now decide if jailed former vice president enjoys parliamentary immunity as elected MEP
Turmoil at Barcelona airport as Catalans protest leaders’ prison sentences
Flights canceled and roads cut as thousands of pro-independence activists try to block major infrastructure in Catalonia
'Impunity does not exist': unionists call for verdict to be respected
Response believes consequences for “explicit attempt to break constitutional order” to be justified
“Prison is not the solution:” civil society entities react to sentence
FC Barcelona, NGO founder Òscar Camps and trade unions are among those to lambast the ruling
Independence activists call to block Barcelona airport
The protests have already caused delays and cancellations at El-Prat
President calls verdict 'act of vengeance and not justice'
Quim Torra announces extraordinary cabinet meeting, speech in parliament, and letter to Spain's president and king
Catalan trial verdict out - live updates
Follow the latest developments after the conviction of 9 pro-independence leaders for sedition
'Injustice has been served': Convicted Catalan leaders react to prison sentences
With jail terms ranging from 9 to 13 years, former officials and activists convicted over the 2017 referendum urge supporters to "keep going"
The unanswered questions of the Catalan trial as verdict looms
The upcoming verdict from the Supreme Court should shed light on a series of contested accusations
Mass protests, parliament response: what to expect after the verdict
Supreme Court decision on 2017 Catalan independence referendum leaders set to be announced on Monday, October 14
Spanish police officers moved to Catalonia in anticipation of post-verdict protests
500 of the National Police Force so far transferred to Catalonia from Zaragoza, Valencia and Madrid, among other cities
Unions postpone general strike until October 18
New date expected to more closely coincide with announcement of 2017 referendum case verdict and other protests in support of jailed leaders
Dialogue still the way forward, say Catalan public in survey
La Vanguardia survey reveals that 82% of Catalonia citizens back negotiations despite previous failings