Have just broke my digital camera any ideas for a good cheap replacement.I spend a lot of time in Spain?

so i need one with a eye view finder as well as a screen viewfinder

Again, this depends on what is more important to you. Is form-factor (ultra-compact vs standard point-and-shoot) more important than optical zoom.

How cheap is cheap?

I'd recommend having a look what you can get for your money first.
Maybe visit http://camchooser.com/index.php?module=s... and use the sliders there to narrow down on price first as this is the limiting factor for the majority of us.

When you you set a price range you're comfortable with then you can play around with the other sliders and narrow down what's important to you (optical zoom, size, resolution).

Once you have a shortlist go to
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/ and
http://www.steves-digicams.com/hardware_... to read the reviews and find out which camera is best for you.

You can then go back to camchooser.com or any of the myriad of price comparison websites to find the best price.

Hope this helps.

New or used?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V...

I have had loads of cameras. I love the versatility of digital and have a quite few of them. You did'nt mention how 'cheap' in your question, however, the best for price + quality has got to be the Olympus range. I know everybody out there has there own favourites but I've had loads of cameras and Olympus never lets me down with quality. Their prices are now now coming down dramatically and the 6million pixel pocket cameras start from about 拢89.00. Look for special deals online. (even a 4 million pixel model leaves the others standing still)

sony dsc-s600
go to shopzilla.com for a good price

On a budget side, Canon A530 and A540 are your best bet. They have very good reviews and the specialized sites, such as dpreview, imaging resource and others. I personally have the A540 as my point and shoot and the results are excellent.
Hope that helps.