In Spain, left-wing coalition seen more likely as king ends talks

By Julien Toyer MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will start to find out on Friday how quickly political parties can agree on a new government, with the prospect of a left-wing alliance now seen as gaining ground over a potential "grand coalition" one month after an inconclusive election. King Felipe will meet the leaders of Podemos, the Socialists and the conservative People's Party (PP) - acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy - to conclude five days of talks with all forces represented in parliament....