Isambard Wilkinson is a Spain Correspondent for The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on travel, arts, and crime, drawing from his extensive experience in various international contexts. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Air Mail, The Post, and The Australian.
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Isambard Wilkinson's coverage indicates a strong focus on government and politics, particularly relating to Spain. He also covers evolving and breaking news stories related to legal policy regulation, government announcements, as well as crime-related issues.
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Border controls between Spain and the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar have been abolished. A post-
By: Isambard Wilkinson
Other proposed reforms include restricting under-16s from attending the events. It has thrown the city of Gijon into the centre of the row over Spain’s culture
Bears are returning to the Somiedo Natural Park and northern areas — but conservationists are having to work hard to keep residents on side
As violent Basque separatists are released early from jail, victims’ families fear collective amnesia and a grubby political deal
Fears of covert photographs, judgmental looks and punishing beauty ideals may be changing a custom long associated with freedom and modernity
By: Isambard Wilkinson, Ceuta, David Sharrock
Spain says 72,000 people crossed from Morocco last week. Most have returned but the influx has caused alarm across Europe
By: Isambard Wilkinson
Three people suffered minor injuries after the quake struck the southern province of Granada on Tuesday morning, closing parts of the Alhambra Unesco site
By: Isambard Wilkinson
The writer, whose body has never been found, has become a political touchstone, a symbol of LGBTQ rights and a favourite on social media
People-smugglers target mainland Spain as tensions grow between Madrid and Rabat over last month’s mass crossing to Ceuta
By: Isambard Wilkinson
Islamic towers, Spanish walls and Renaissance fortifications among secrets the Rock is still giving up to this day
