Earthquake in Granada: A rare 5.0-magnitude quake struck Granada and nearby areas early Saturday, with the epicentre near Alhendín. Officials reported no casualties and said the Alhambra was not affected, though cracks and damage to some buildings and cars were reported; emergency services received hundreds of calls and warned residents to avoid facades and aftershocks. Heritage update: The Alhambra reopened at 11:00 after inspections found no significant damage in main areas. Wildfires and heat pressure: Spain’s firefighting effort continues as wildfires reportedly burn across more than 12,000 hectares, with troops joining crews and evacuations ongoing. Ceuta migration standoff: Moroccan police blocked a second mass attempt to cross into Ceuta, arresting dozens after social-media calls for another rush, following the July 30 surge. Public health during the eclipse: After Spain’s solar eclipse crowds, Valencian emergency teams carried out 20 interventions, mostly minor eye issues and injuries, with authorities monitoring for delayed effects. Medical innovation in Madrid: Gregorio Marañón Hospital used a custom-made 3D-printed bone metamaterial implant to prevent leg amputation in a sarcoma case. Housing and costs angle: Spain’s housing market and inflation pressures remain in focus, including capped rent growth and rising living costs in regions like Murcia.