Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Wednesday unveiled a new pro-EU government with the most women in modern history, with 11 female and six male ministers

Spain's new prime minister appoints cabinet with majority of women

El Diario reports there will be 17 ministers in Pedro Sánchez's new government, vs. 13 for Rajoy's last cabinet. Sánchez to inform King Felipe of names at 5 p.m.

Pedro Sánchez to inform the King officially of his new cabinet at 5 p.m., El Mundo reports, and will then make the full list public.

Astronaut Pedro Duque, new Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities of the Government of Pedro Sánchez

Rajoy says PP must "defend its work" over the past few years, "and get back in government as soon as possible". "I have tried to be fair and protect the good name of our party".

Rajoy says no one really talking about Spain's risk premium any more, says 2.7 million jobs created during his time in government.

Rajoy says his government "never negotiated anything with [Basque terrorist group] ETA", "we have never moved [ETA] prisoners closer to the Basque Country".

Spain's former prime minister Mariano Rajoy stands down as leader of the People's Party

Rajoy says PSOE rejected idea of forming a grand coalition like in Germany: "Mr. Sánchez never gave up on the idea of a Frankenstein government".

Rajoy says Spaniards "have not lost confidence" in the Popular Party, but rather "our opponents, goaded on by populism".

Rajoy says other parties "manipulating and lying" about the Gürtel fraud judgement that led to him being ousted in confidence vote last week: "that's all they are, manipulation and lies".

Rajoy says "very grave precedent set in Spanish democracy" after PSOE takes power with "someone who lost elections", says new government already "stigmatised".

Tusk: First phone call with Spain's PM @sanchezcastejon. Look forward to continuing our constructive and pro-European discussion when meeting ahead of the June EUCO

Spain's Socialists to name Maria Jesus Montero as new budget minister: PM aide

No early elections in Spain, aide to new PM says

German prosecutors say they have applied to the German regional court in Schleswig for the extradition of former Catalan leader Carlos Puigdemont

El Diario: "Congress appoints Sánchez Prime Minister with more support than Rajoy obtained"

Podemos and Catalan separatist supporters "very excited" outside Congress after Sánchez ousts Rajoy.

Parliament ousts Spain PM, replaced by Socialist leader

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy lost confidence vote in parliament

Rajoy Sacked, Pedro Sánchez New Socialist PM Of Spain

Spain's Rajoy out. Admits defeat ahead of no confidence vote

Spain PM admits defeat ahead of no-confidence vote

OK Diario reports two bottles of whisky were drunk before Rajoy hugged the chef and left the restaurant in Madrid where he was holed up all evening yesterday. Mr. Rajoy has not turned up for parliament this morning.

Bill Browder: After my arrest in Madrid on Russia's abusive Interpol arrest warrant, Rebecca Harms MEP has written to the head of Interpol calling on the organization "to immediately suspend Russia's access to Interpol's systems until Russia ceases circulating notices for Mr Browder"

Spanish media is reporting the Basque party is to vote against prime minister Mariano Rajoy in a no-confidence motion and says this makes it almost certain he will have to step down

Spanish opposition said to have enough votes in parliament to oust PM Rajoy, TVE says

The Moncloa announces that Rajoy will not be in Congress this afternoon in the debate of the motion of censure

Rajoy concludes: "You cannot be Prime Minister because you have never won an election"