51.   The ban provoked angry protests from Spanish fishermen.

52.   The dispute has led to protests by Spanish fishermen who are most directly affected by the breakdown in the fish talks.

53.   The European Union and Canada resolve their feud over fishing rights in the north Atlanic, but Spanish fishermen say they intended to ignore the new pact.

54.   The continuing stalemate is likely to anger hundreds of Spanish fishermen who normally fish for sardine, tuna and squid in Moroccan waters.

55.   The dispute began over access by Spanish fishermen to waters around British colony which has since been resolved.

56.   The EU has rejected those demands, fearing thousands of Spanish fishermen could be thrown out of work.

57.   The rulings say Spanish fishermen banned from British waters now can seek damages in British courts.

58.   The Spanish fishermen are suspected of taking small and sexually immature fish, thus depleting stocks for future generations.

59.   The two Spanish fishermen were suffering from hypothermia when they were rescued but were expected to make a full recovery, Carillo said.

60.   Trawlermen angered by a proposal to allow Spanish fishermen into British waters pelted a government minister with flour bombs and barricaded him at Plymouth harbor.