Euro Weekly News - Costa del Sol 6 - 12 November 2014 Issue 1531

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INDEX News 1 - 68 Finance 69 - 74 Letters 75 Leapy Lee 78 Daily TV 84, 86, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96 Time Out 97 - 100 BLAZE: Fire broke out in El Chaparral Mijas in August.

Health & Beauty 102 - 105 Food 106 - 111 Homes & Gardens 112 Gibraltar 114 - 115 Property 117 - 121 Services 122 - 126 Classifieds 127 - 135 Motoring 136 - 139 Sport 142 - 144

Fire season figures show a reduction

MALAGA Province lost 382.84 hectares of land to fire during the high-risk season, a 72.22 per cent reduction on the yearly average for the last decade.

Almost 47 per cent of forest fires registered were caused by negligence and 30 per cent were deliberate.

Andalucian government delegate Jose Luis Ruiz Espejo explained that out of 154 fires in the province extinguished by firefighters, 84 were forest fires and the remaining 70 were agricultural or town

fires. He added that although figures were good, the average for the decade took into account the great Barranco Blanco fire of 2012, which boosted figures.

While the number of fires started deliberately has dropped thanks to work and investigations by the police, those caused by negligence have risen with more public awareness needed.

“The fight against forest fires is everyone’s fight,” the delegate declared.

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Botanical garden ESTEPONA councillor Ana Velasco announced on Tuesday November 4 that workers will try to speed up preparation of the new botanical gardens in order to have it open for Easter.

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TOURISM figures so far this year are pointing to 2014 ending with a total of approximately 45 million hotel stays in Andalucia, which would make it the best year in history with a 4.3 per cent increase compared to figures for last year.

Reports place the area ahead of more exotic holiday destinations including Argentina, Brazil and

Dominican Republic.

Susana Diaz - president of the Junta de Andalucia regional government - offered these positive estimated figures during the first day of the World Travel Market at London’s Excel centre and promised that the budget for next year will see no cutbacks for the tourism sector.

Diaz explained that tourism is

Andalucia’s best chance of recovering financially and the regional government intends to maintain the tourism budget and add new projects including creation of new products to combat seasonal fluctuations, specific plans for cities with more than 100,000 residents and schemes to help tourism businesses of all sizes.

Market work ANTEQUERA Council is spending €161,000 on work to improve the municipal market building. Stall-holders have asked for the work to be done quickly to avoid Christmas sales being affected.

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Remembrance Sunday in Spain REMEMBRANCE Sunday takes place on November 9 in honour of British soldiers and civilians who fought and died in the First World War. Services are taking place all across Spain to mark the occasion. To find your nearest Remembrance Sunday service or event, please visit www.britishlegion.co.uk and check their ‘overseas branches’ section.

VOLUNTEER divers have signed an agreement with Benalmadena port authorities to investigate reports of remains of a ship just off the local coast which may be of historical interest.

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Promotion trip

Swan Lake FAMOUS ballet Swan Lake will be performed by the Russian Classical Ballet at Marbella’s Teatro Ciudad on November 12. Tickets are €26 from the box office on 952 224 100.

School renovations THE Cerro del Viento high school in Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena, will undergo €117,000 worth of renovations. The works will create six jobs and take around six weeks to complete.

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Rabbit festival RABBIT dishes of all varieties will be handed out free of charge at the traditional rabbit festival in Parauta in the Ronda Mountains, November 15. Flamenco dancing and music will also take place.

Christmas checks THE Christmas Fair in Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena, will be held on November 30 at Sensara. All proceeds will go to the Lions Diabetic Support Group and there will be blood pressure and blood sugar checks on the day.

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Andalucia’s tourism hopes

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School improvements EDUCATION delegate Patricia Alba visited Casares and Ojen primary schools on Monday November 3 to examine work carried out in the centres for a cost of €165,000 funded by the Andalucia Work Opportunities Plan (OLA).

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The natural beauty of Cueva del Gato

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NDALUCIA’S famous Cueva del Gato could soon be open to the public - or at least part of it could be. More than 15kilometres in length, the cave complex has long been the exclusive domain of potholers and cave explorers; daredevils who have witnessed the splendorous beauty of a spectacular underground world.

Plans are afoot to open the first 400 metres of the cave to the public in an effort to promote tourism to the region of Ronda and Benaojan, home of Cueva del Gato, one of two entrances to the cave.

Breathtaking tunnels and caverns of the vast cave complex have been carved from water erosion over

Quote of the Week We brought it back; we built it even higher than it was before,’ said Dave Checketts, CEO of Legends, the company operating the observatory on floors 100 to 102 of the new World Trade Center in New York, that opened for business this week, 13 years after the 9/11 attacks.

the years, and the cave also boasts numerous crystal clear underground lakes and impressive stalagmite formations.

The cave’s entrance is said to look like a cat’s face (hence the name ‘Cueva del Gato) and the entrance is as far as most people have ventured, apart from the caving experts who come from all over the world to explore its caverns and tunnels. Several people have died due to flash-flooding and rising waters, and a notice at the entrance warns visitors not to go any further.

However, experts are now assessing the possibility of opening up a section of Cueva del Gato to visitors with safety measures being put in place.

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Number of the week

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billion is the amount of money that Spain’s richest man is worth. Forbes magazine Spain announced this week that Zara founder Armancio Ortega continues to be the richest man in the country.

This figure is only Ortega’s business wealth and does not include personal assets, so in reality he is richer.

TORREMOLINOS mayor Pedro Fernandez Montes gave talks at hotels in Talavera de la Reina and Toledo on the weekend of November 1-2 to encourage visits to the area.

Farewell to Oña FUENGIROLA Council announced an event to be held tomorrow Friday November 7 at 8.30pm at the Palacio de la Paz to which citizens are invited to say goodbye to mayor of 24 years Esperanza Oña who has stepped down.

Head for heights RONDA Tajo was the scene of the Andalucian and Spanish abseiling championships in the first weekend of November.

The event was so successful Ronda is being considered to host the 2016 world championship event.

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Mobile phone users in Spain are among the most likely to have an accident when using their device, according to a survey in 18 European countries. Bumps to the forehead from hitting posts and walls, and grazed knees from tripping over kerbs are the most common injuries among people glued to their screens while walking.

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Editor Put down the razor ‘Movember’ is here A note from the

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T’S November already and in just a few short weeks our thoughts will begin turning to the Christmas season; a season that seems to enjoy a longer build-up as each year goes by.

But before we start humming Christmas tunes and getting the decorations down from the attic, we have November to contend with, a time when the days and nights get that little bit colder, darkness descends that bit earlier, and facial hair on the upper lips of men seems to sprout from nowhere.

So why the proliferation of moustaches of all shapes and sizes on men that otherwise spend the rest of the year clean-shaven? Why it’s ‘Movember’ of course. Growing in popularity each year, Movember is the month when men of all ages and from different walks of life

grow a moustache in order to raise money and awareness for men’s health, in particular prostate and testicular cancer.

From humble beginnings back in 2004 when a group of 30 friends in Australia decided to grow moustaches during November, the Movember Foundation now boasts around four million ‘mo bros’ worldwide and has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for men’s health.

The trend has caught on in Spain, with the country being one of 21 countries across the world that participates in Movember.

So don’t be too surprised if you notice a lot of dodgy-looking moustaches doing the rounds during Movember.

It’s all for a good cause and we here at EWN will always support a good cause.

Good luck boys!

CULTURAL CENTRE: Casa Rusia in Marbella is inaugurated.

A warm welcome MARBELLA officially welcomed the Russian community into its heart on October 30, at the spectacular inauguration of the new cultural centre Casa Rusia.

The centre, at Azalea Beach, between San Pedro de Alcantara and Puerto Banus, is the brainchild of Teresa Chabane. It incorporates the 500square-metre conference hall, which will be used for cultural events, classes, dinners, small concerts and much more, along with shops, language institutes, the Russian radio station Radio Smile and the stunning clothes shop, designed and decorated by Yamir herself.

The night started with cocktails and canapés, whilst the media and TV crews waited to get photos and interviews with the coast’s famous residents.

Mayor Angeles Muñoz arrived with delegates from the town hall and by 9pm, the hall was filled with Marbella’s elite.

Mariana Zhytariuk, the director of Radio Smile, thanked everyone for coming. Teresa Chabane spoke about the integration of the Russian community into the area, and Angeles Muñoz began her speech by saying a few words in her best Russian to the smiling audience.

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PARQUE FLUVIAL: Project will offer aromatic gardens and green areas.

River park work nears completion WORK on the park areas by the river in Fuengirola

known as the Parque Fluvial are almost complete, announced Mayor Esperanza Oña and Town Planning Councillor Ana Mula.

The ambitious project with park areas covering almost 75,000 square metres aims to offer a pleasant area for residents and visitors to relax.

The new 30-metre long bridge over the river is

waiting for the final touches while work has begun to create an aromatic park on a 2,500 square metre plot next to Guau Guau 2 dog-park which will be filled with aromatic plants.

The new additions along with the nearby skate park and green areas will offer attractive open-air leisure and sport spaces for locals and tourists alike.

CRIMES of robbery with violence and intimidation have plunged 23.1 per cent in Andalucia so far this year.

Latest figures show that as part of an overall drop in crime of 6.9 per cent, the biggest success has been in robberies where people fear for their safety.

Violent crimes overall have fallen by 17.6 per cent per cent, with sex attacks seeing a 7.7 per cent drop.

And to make the news even better the clear-up rate for crimes has improved since September 2013 to 50.3 per cent, 1.7 points up, and five points up over the last three years.

The figures were announced by the national government delegate to Andalucia, Carmen Crespo, who hailed them as “magnificent data, and good news” for everyone and gave her congratulations to the forces of law and order.

The crime rate has now fallen to 41.9 crimes per 1,000 people in Andalucia, which is three points better than the national average.

In total in Andalucia there were 267,170 crimes reported up until the end of September, compared to 287,034 in the same period last year.

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Safer park POLICE officers are patrolling Parque de Andalucia in Las Lagunas to put off troublesome youths, said Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Mijas Local Police Councillor.

Ceramic art THE Casa de la Cultura in Fuengirola will be hosting a display of ceramic and sculpture work by four ex-students of local evening classes until November 21.

Festive stalls THOSE interested in having a stall at the Fuengirola Christmas market - due to run from November 28 to January 5 - may apply at the town hall until November 14.

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Game of Thrones puts Spain in demand IN just two weeks, tourism in the Sevilla region has gone up by 15 per cent, thanks to the television hit Game of Thrones.

And the US Embassy in Spain has been inundated with calls from American producers now wanting to shoot in Spain, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The decision to film parts of Season Five of the hugely popular HBO fantasy series in Sevilla and Osuna has already had a direct impact on the area.

US Ambassador to Spain, James Costos, himself a former HBO executive, said initial figures show tourism has gone up by around 15 per cent since filming began two weeks ago.

“Spanish culture is an important element for the Spain brand, which the Spanish Government and the embassy actively

QUEEN’S KNIGHT: Iain Glen as Ser Jorah Mormont. promote to promote investment in this country,” he said. “That investment has a direct impact on the creation of jobs and increasing the awareness of Spain as a competitive and welcoming place for production.”

He said the embassy had been taking calls from USbased producers wanting to film in Spain thanks to Game of Thrones.

“Film will be an indirect motor for increasing tourism in Spain,” said the ambassador. “The creative industries create employment, and protecting intellectual property is crucial for this activity.

Strengthening intellectual property rights is not an end in itself. It is a means to guaranteeing a healthy industry that creates employment.”

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RAFA announces early winter events THE Costa del Sol branch of the Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA) has announced its forthcoming social events for November

and early December.

The association will pay homage to those who fought in both World Wars on Remembrance Sunday,

Knopfler dates SCOTTISH guitarist Mark Knopfler – former Dire Straits leader – has announced a European tour of concerts for next summer to present his new album, Tracker.

He’ll arrive in Sevilla for the first time ever on July 26 at the Olympic Stadium.

Riff Producciones said that other Spanish concert venues will include Santiago de Compostela, Barcelona and appearances at

Mark Knopfler Musicos en la Naturaleza festival in Gredos and Pirineos Sur festival.

November 9. A 10.45am service will take place at St George’s English Church in Malaga, and a wreathlaying ceremony will be held at the Church and Commonwealth War Graves.

Representatives will include the RAF Gibraltar and the British Consul of Malaga. The service will be followed by tapas.

On November 15, RAFA will hold an auction in aid of welfare funds at the Peacock Bar in Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena.

Members of the public can donate items for auction from 11.30am, with the auction taking place at 1pm.

RAFA will enter into the Christmas spirit on December 6, with the branch Christmas dinner.

For details see www.rafacostadelsol.co.uk

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€3,000 boost for Tomas NEARLY €3,000 was raised for Tomas Leighton Care at charity show ‘A Musical Affair.’

Tomas’s father, Jon Leighton, said: “Everybody had a great evening; singer Ricky Lavazza and Forever Divas

(Katrina Helsby and Debra D) were all amazing, as usual. There was a rendition of theatre songs from the West End, various James Bond songs and even a Queen tribute of ‘I want to break free’.”

He added: “It was also wonderful to see so many people from the Salon Varietes Theatre in Fuengirola there to support us.

MARBELLA and Ojen residents may have heard “Everybody loved the Champagne bottles popping last week as first prize for show and we raised a the National Lottery Draw on Thursday October 30 went total of €2,978, an to ticket number 51,970 with a total amount of astonishing figure. €300,000, which was spread between winning ticket “A big thank you to the holders in Ojen, Marbella and Arcos de la Frontera in Ricky Lavazza household for all their hard work and Cadiz, State Lottery and Betting Board informed. expertise in organising Tickets for the winning number were also sold in such a fantastic show Oviedo, Bilbao, Chilches (Castellon), Puerto de Pollensa with Forever Divas.”

(Baleares), Las Palmas de Gran Canarias and Benial Tomas who suffers (Murcia). from Cerebral Palsy, Second prize went to tickets numbered 44,358 sold in requires round the clock Cortes de la Frontera, Malaga City and also in Badajoz, care and therapy. The Barcelona, San Andres del Rabanedo (Leon), money raised will go Arroyomolinos (Madrid),Gondomar and Portas. towards paying for it.

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Photo show AMATEUR photography group, the Shutterbugs, hold their annual exhibition in the Casa de Cultura in Alhaurin el Grande until November 15. www.shutterbugsspain.org

Symphony THE Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra will play Mahler’s Symphony No5 in C-sharp Minor on November 12 and 13 at Malaga’s Teatro Cervantes, 9pm.

Rubbish art AN exhibition of art created from rubbish by 19 different artists is on until November 10 in the underground car park on Calle Salitre, Malaga.

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‘Marbella Now’ in English, premieres on RTV Marbella THIS brand new TV magazine show, aired every Thursday between 7.30-8pm, will be full of local news, interviews and local personalities, as well as a rundown of what’s on around the Marbella area.

The show, hosted

by Nicole King, our very own columnist and sassy presenter from Mi Marbella radio, together with Johnny Gates, the coast’s most beloved celebrity ‘snapper’ and Stacey Pinkerton, premiered on October 30 on RTV Marbella.

Nicole King, who spent 20 years introducing international brands into Spain and worked for i-talk radio, is the mastermind behind this exciting new project.

Having worked closely with the town hall on her radio show since June, Nicole has the spark and

Mi Marbella – 3.30pm-5.30pm, Mondays to Fridays, 107.6fm and via www.rtvmarbella.tv Marbella News – 7pm-7.30pm, Thursdays, TV Marbella and via www.rtvmarbella.tv Marbella Now – 7.30pm-8pm, Thursdays, TV Marbella and via www.rtvmarbella.tv

SHOW LAUNCH: The Marbella Now crew. enthusiasm needed to put together a great team of presenters and news-readers to complete this all-round English speaking programme.

In the first show, the lovely Marina Nitzak of Luks Marbella was in the hot seat, talking about Russian integration in Marbella.

Stacey interviewed Dr Manio Von Macavic, Head of Neurology at

World Stroke Campaign, and Johnny interviewed Sophie about pure-bred Andalucian horses.

Meanwhile, Nicole took the helm with Stephen Lloyd-Morgan, chatting about Music of the Night, the show which played at the H10 Hotel on Saturday November 1.

There are weekly interviews with Jose Luis Hernandez, the Tourism Councillor, and other local officials to help make foreign residents feel they belong in

Marbella, get more involved and make the most of what Marbella has to offer.

Future guests include officials, local celebrities and long-term residents, all sharing local knowledge and insights.

This exciting project also offers viewers the opportunity to join in.

At the same time Marbella News was launched - a weekly summary of Marbella news, presented by Marina Robertson.

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ MiMarbellawithNicole-King Twitter: @_NicoleKing_

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A new mayor for Manilva

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EMILIO LOPEZ BERENGUER took over as temporary mayor of Manilva, on Friday October 31 at 10am, following the resignation of Antonia Muñoz.

The former

deputy mayor announced that urgent procedures would be started to name Manuel Chaves as a councillor and that provisional plans are for a new mayor - probably Diego Urieta,

number two on Izquierda Unida lists in 2011 - to take possession of the post on Saturday November 8 at 11am.

Former mayor Antonia Muñoz, one of a number of people

accused of giving council posts to family members and acquaintances in an irregular manner, did not attend the plenary which ended her time as mayor. Over the last few weeks Muñoz’s daughter, husband and cousin have been asked to appear before Estepona Court Number Five along with a number of councillors regarding the so-called Manilva Case. in the same breath as The temporary mayor corrupt politicians proved and Urieta both offered irresistible to the press. words of support to For years the will-he Muñoz.

“We have won’t-he saga of whether repeatedly criticised, Connery would face sometimes reasonably charges surfaced until it and others not so, yet was finally confirmed he nobody can say that she would not. hasn’t done the best job Now Muñoz and Juan she could,” said Lopez Roca, Marbella’s former Berenguer. advisor on planning, face Urieta, meanwhile, having their property called for councillors to embargoed as a safeguard work together and against compensation or explained: “We have to fines they may be ordered pull our weight now.” to pay by the courts.

Properties embargoed in Goldfinger case EX-RESIDENT: Connery’s former villa at centre of case.

THE ex-mayor of Marbella Julian Muñoz is to have millions of euros worth of property embargoed over the Goldfinger planning corruption case.

So called because it involved the former villa of James Bond actor Sean Connery, who starred in the film Goldfinger, the case hit the headlines when 72 homes were built on the plot the villa had occupied in Marbella.

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Relay race

MARBELLA sports stadium will host a charity relay race on Sunday (November 9) to raise funds for San Pedro High Capacity Association, with more than 300 competitors expected.

Bridge time HOTEL El Fuerte in Marbella is hosting a three-day international tournament organised by Marbella Bridge Association starting today, Thursday November 6.

Business park MARBELLA Council has approved a project for a business park to be created in Nueva Andalucia in order to house small local businesses.

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TIED UP: Fishermen protested for a day.

Fishermen v gas LOCAL fishermen tied up their boats for a day in protest at failing catches which they blame squarely on gas exploration off the coast of Mijas and Fuengirola.

Fishermen from the two municipalities’ fleets were joined by colleagues from Malaga and Velez-Malaga in the protest, complaining that they have seen the catch of some species drop by as much as 75 per cent compared to last year, since the exploration started.

Worst hit has been the catch of whiting which has plunged by three quarters, while that of langoustine is down 40 per cent.

The fishermen say the drop cannot be due

to overfishing as the fleet has shrunk by 50 per cent in two years to about 250 boats in Malaga Province.

Jose Luis Guerrero, President of the Brotherhood of Fishermen of Malaga, said: “Where there have been no tests for hydrocarbons there are fish.” He added that some sea species like dolphins that normally stay in deep water have been spotted close to the coast, a situation that is not normal.

The fishermen feel that the first phase of offshore exploration is sending out acoustic signals which are disorientating the fish and affecting their behaviour.

NEWS EXTRA Lucky escape A WOMAN, her sevenweek-old baby and her grandmother had a lucky escape when their car fell down a 10metre embankment on Tuesday (November 4) mornning in Casares.

No serious injuries were reported.

Tapas trail COIN is holding its Tapas Route until Sunday. A drink and snack (tapa) will be €1.80 at 29 different venues.

Giant bite CARTAMA held a charity event on Sunday November 2 when portions of a two-metre diameter sandwich were sold, raising €950 for locals in need.

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Isabel Pantoja to lose her Andalucia medal ISABEL PANTOJA’S conviction could end up costing her the prestigious Andalucia medal.

The Junta de Andalucia regional government is reportedly taking the preliminary steps necessary to annul the official decree that awarded iconic singer Pantoja the distinguished decoration more than 10 years ago. The action is being taken following her conviction for money laundering, for which she could serve 24 months in prison and end up paying a €1.1 million fine. The Junta’s decision must now be ratified by the Government Council.

Pantoja was presented with the medal in 2002 by former President of the Junta Manuel Chavez at a ceremony also attended by her son Francisco and her daughter Isabel.

The medal was officially created in 1985 and is awarded to Spanish or foreign individuals

or groups in recognition for their outstanding contribution to society. It can, however, be taken away if the recipient is convicted of a crime.

Meanwhile, lawyers defending Isabel Pantoja have asked for a period of grace to enable the singer to meet her professional obligations regarding concerts planned in Oviedo, Madrid and Barcelona, for which tickets have already been sold.

Pantoja –

via her lawyers – sent a letter to Malaga Provincial Court asking not to be sent to prison until after December 15 if her appeal is not accepted following the decision on Monday November 3 by the court that she must serve her prison sentence.

Lawyers also made a further payment of €47,148 towards the fine she has to pay, leaving an outstanding amount of €1 million.

STRIPPED: Pantoja may have to hand back the prestigious award.

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Casares stars in advert FILMING began yesterday, Wednesday November 5, of an advert for a large snack company, which will reportedly appear on television in Europe, America and other parts of the world.

About 150 extras will appear in the advert, 120 of whom are local residents. A number of spots in the village will be used to film during the week, with police officers controlling traffic and pedestrian access while cameras are rolling, although members of the public will be able to watch events from a number of places.

Casares Deputy Mayor and Tourism Councillor Pepe Carrasco said the project was of great benefit to the village as it created extra income and promoted the area.

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Mayor launches six-month youth employment scheme in Estepona WORK contracts were signed on Monday November 3 for 167 people between the ages of 18 and 29 by Estepona Mayor Jose Maria Garcia Urbano, as part of the youth employment scheme.

The workers will have a job for six months in various town departments including gardening, tourism and administration.

Garcia Urbano urged the 167 youths to work as

BACK TO WORK: The young people will work for various council departments. hard as possible and explained that, as they were being employed using public funds,

citizens needed to see that the money had been well spent.

The mayor also said

that the planning another scheme for

council was to arrange employment over 30s.

Soldiers not charged with beating Iraqis FIVE Spanish soldiers who were under investigation for allegedly abusing two prisoners at a base in Diwaniya, Iraq, will not be charged by a military court, at least for the time being.

The five current and former members of La Legion military unit could have faced between 10 and 25 years if found guilty of beating the prisoners.

The case came to light in 2013 when Spanish national newspaper El Pais published a video apparently showing three soldiers kicking two men in a cell while being watched

by three other soldiers.

The five men under investigation were a captain who now works in the national intelligence Centre (CNI), two corporals, one of whom has since left the legion and joined the Guardia Civil, and two legionnaires who have also since joined the Guardia Civil.

The military court decided not to pursue a prosecution despite there being no doubts about the authenticity of the video footage or the identities of the soldiers involved. Instead it made its decision because of doubts over the

status of the prisoners.

The court decided that the Geneva Convention protecting prisoners of war does not extend to terrorists. The court then decided that it was possible the victims could have been two of three alleged terrorists transferred to the base in January 2004 accused of being involved in a mortar attack against a US base in Iraq.

The suspects could still face trial as the military tribunal has ordered the original investigating judge to identify the victims of the beatings to see what category they came under - prisoners of war or terrorists.

But that could be extremely hard to do as the army says it has lost the records of detainees held in Iraq by the Spanish army. A possible case in the civilian courts is thought to be not practical as the statute of limitations for the offences may have run out.

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Music of the Night is another sell-out success MUSIC of the Night, produced by and starring international tenor Stephen Lloyd-Morgan, performed to a full-house of 500 at the H10 Andalucía Plaza, Puerto Banus on Saturday night.

The continued success of the show follows sellout performances at the Starlite Festival Marbella and at the Mijas Auditorium in August.

The show featured the highlights and showstoppers from three other shows that have seen large audiences on the Costa del Sol over the past two years; West End Musicals in Concert, The Best of Broadway and Encore – The 3 Tenors.

Starring alongside Stephen were the equally amazing voices of Julie-Anne Hunter, Lucy Indrisie, Raul D´Abreu and Jose Santos.

Stephen said: “It is fantastic to work with such a great team of talented and professional singers. We change the content of the show every time, to keep it fresh for both the singers and the audiences who come to see it more than once.

“We are all delighted that Marbella and the Costa del Sol have embraced the shows and continue to attend in such large numbers. This is very rewarding for me and all the other singers, as well as everyone behind the scenes who put in so much time and dedication.”

Music of the Night will return in 2015.

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A clean year in Estepona

CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN: The 12-month project is nearing completion.

ESTEPONA council’s cleanup campaign ‘12 Months, 12 Neighbourhoods’ is preparing for its final sprint, with improvement work to be done in the area between Avenida Juan Carlos I and Puerta del Mar. Councillor Pilar Fernandez Figares explained that work in the campaign has included repairs and replacements on pavements, kerbs, streetlights and railings, paintwork wherever needed and a number of

gardening jobs in parks and green areas.

Fernandez thanked local residents for their ideas on how to improve their

neighbourhoods and reminded them that the municipal bus will still be making rounds and listening to suggestions

from members of the public. By the end of the year more than 3,000 jobs will have been done to clean the town up.

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Nasty caller GUARDIA Civil officers arrested a 44-year-old man in La Linea accused of making death threats by phone to the guard barracks.

The suspect has a previous record for similar offences.

Records loan MALAGA English Cemetery Foundation has signed an agreement to loan graveyard records and maps to the city archives for a period of 20 years to allow the records to be digitalised.

Search to start for Garcia Lorca’s remains in Granada ARCHAEOLOGISTS could be on the brink of solving one of Spain’s most enduring mysteries - where is the burial site of 20th century poet Federico Garcia Lorca?

The famous poet is believed to have been killed by militias loyal to Franco at the start of the Civil

War in 1936, when he was 38years-old. However, Garcia Lorca’s body has never been found, and an area close to Granada is now to be searched using modern day technology.

Starting on November 17, experts will use radar to send pulses through a 3,200 square

foot piece of land on a hillside near Granada, to determine if there are any bodies buried there. If signs of bones are detected, a dig may go ahead to excavate the bones for analysis.

The Granada-born radical poet and playwright is believed to have been one of tens of

thousands of civilians killed during Spain’s bloody 1936-1939 civil war. Garcia Lorca is best known for his poems ‘Gypsy Ballads’ and ‘Blood Wedding.’

He remains one of Spain’s most respected and renowned poets. A dig in 2009 near Alfacar in Granada yielded no remains.

Job chance for Alhaurin youths

Jazz concert SAN ROQUE enjoyed an evening of jazz on Thursday October 30 at the Juan Luis Galiardo theatre with a concert by Maria Cavaes Quintet.

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ALHAURIN EL GRANDE: Presentation of the youth employment project.

FOR six months, 69 young Alhaurin el Grande residents will work in different areas of the town council as part of a youth employment project - Emple@Joven 2014 - financed by the local town hall and the Junta de Andalucia regional government. Employment councillor Maria Jesus Fernandez explained at the presentation of the project on Monday November 3 together breeders and enthusiasts for that it would not only give the show which included both local youths work domestic and ‘wild’ birds, but only experience but improve the those born in captivity. community services.

Feathered friends gather together in Mijas MORE than 2,000 birds were the stars of the show at Mijas.

They were there for the second Mijas Ornithological Fair which was

held at the la Lagar Don Elias in Las Lagunas last week.

Birds were brought in from all over Spain for the event which brought

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Latin dance THE III Monster Latin Dance event held in La Linea during the first weekend of November with events including workshops, parties and a Halloween dinner was visited by 34 international dancers.

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Students take part in new walking project MORE than 500 Estepona students aged 10 and over will take part in a walking project launched on Monday

November 3 by Youth councillor Adrian Trujillo.

The project aims to instil healthy

Gale blowing STRONG winds on Tuesday November 4 blew three trees down in Mijas, one of which blocked a street in Riviera del Sol. Municipal workers promptly removed the trees.

Safety first MIJAS Council has installed streetlights in El Esparragal and will also be painting a zebra-crossing in the area to respond to public demand.

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habits in students and teach them to value local nature.

The first outings will take place in November, then in January, April and May in Horno de Brea, Sierra Bermeja, Paseo de los Pinsapos and Camino de Nicola-Rio Castor areas.

Sierra Bermeja, Simon Fernandez, Santo Tomas de Aquino, Federico Garcia Lorca, Juan XXIII and Mar de Alboran schools have already signed up for the project and more private collection were on show. applications have been received.

Groups will be accompanied by their PE Soler and attended by more than 400 teachers and two council people. Items from Soler’s private workers and will study local collection and new creations were wildlife during the trips.

The routes are part of modelled by 30 models.

Local mayor Paloma Garcia Galvez and the Estepona Natural Culture councillor Yolanda Peña expressed project which consists of satisfaction at the success of the event and paths for hiking, walking, biking and horse-riding. thanked Soler for his generosity.

Charity fashion show COUTURE, Culture with Soul, Infinite Passion was the title given to a fashion show held at El Castillo Bil-Bil on Friday October 31 to raise funds for the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC).

The event was organised by Benalmadena Council’s cultural department in collaboration with designer Jose Maria

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Talking interest in Mijas MIJAS Council is to save €1.2 million a year by refinancing some of its debts.

It asked banks to lower the interest rate of 6 per cent the council was paying on €24 million worth of loans taken out to pay small creditors.

Since then it has had 11 offers from banks to pay just 1 per cent interest.

The loans had originally been negotiated by the central government to allow town halls in Spain to pay providers historic debts that had accumulated. With the economic crisis many small businesses owed thousands of euros by local authorities were facing the wall as cash flow dried up both for the councils and the businesses. The cash was loaned by the banks over a period of 10 years.

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Christmas arrives early in Estepona ESTEPONA is getting into the Christmas spirit this month with the annual Christmas Market taking place at the Palacio de Congresos on November 15.

The holiday season will arrive early with all sorts of Christmas delights on display and goodies to taste. Traditional mulled wine and mince pies will keep attendees warm, and there will also be a special Christmas raffle with a first prize of â‚Ź500, an ideal early Christmas present.

Children will enjoy the day at Santa’s Grotto and A MAN who allegedly tied his Malaga flatmates up in the bouncy castle, as well order to steal the money they kept in a safe has as the candyfloss and been arrested by National Police officers in Oviedo, face-painting. Held by the Asturias.

Anglican Church of the The man allegedly bound his flatmates with plastic Costa del Sol West, ties and tape and intended to take the money from money raised at the the safe but fled empty-handed when one managed market will go towards to escape and call for help. He parked his car in a helping the needy in the public car park two kilometres from the flat and left Estepona area, including the city by taxi, staying in a number of towns along the Emaus soup kitchen, the route to Oviedo in an attempt to hide his tracks.

Caritas in San Pedro and Police representatives said investigations had the Little Sisters of the concentrated on Asturias as his victims had informed Poor in Ronda. them that he had ties with the province.

The Christmas market The suspect is accused of attempted robbery with will be on from 11am to intimidation and illegal detention.

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Runaway wouldbe robber caught

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Mind the bugs don’t bite!...

A PEST-CONTROL firm had to be called in to clean and fumigate seating in Carlos Haya Hospital’s Casualty Department in Malaga, following reports that three members of staff

had been bitten by insects.

Satse nursing union delegate Jose Maria de la Rosa said the hospital needed work and the insects were just another item to add to a list of

Dutch connection NATIONAL POLICE were involved in an international investigation order issued by the authorities in Holland regarding a 33-year-old Dutchman identified as Thomas VDS and resident in Benahavis, Malaga.

Operations began in December 2013 and Malaga police worked with their Dutch counterparts, resulting in his arrest and four others in Holland, and the confiscation of 11 kilos of cocaine, 124 kilos of synthetic drugs, three firearms and six luxury cars.

On October 29, Spanish and Dutch police officers proceeded to search the Benahavis property and confiscated documentation relevant to the investigation and 125 grams of hash.

faults and problems that were affecting both patients and staff.

She added that the casualty department was becoming obsolete and did not meet the standards of quality and comfort expected from a regional hospital, with workers and unions complaining that as time goes by the situation worsens.

Changes are not expected until renovation work begins next week with a planned duration of 11 months and a total cost of €1.7 million. Work is to be done in stages and an additional 800 square metres added.

The aim is for patients to be seen within five minutes of arrival.

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Silent protest?

STREET artists held a protest on Tuesday (November 4) at La Casona del Parque in Malaga and asked to be allowed to work in peace and earn a decent living.

Mime artists, musicians and craftsmen who work in the city streets complained that police have recently been hounding them, with

fines reaching €3,000.

“They’ve treated us as if we were delinquents,” complained Mariam Recasens, who makes and sells craft products in the Calle Alcazabilla area.

She commented that a few days beforehand a mime artist was in the street and eight police officers rushed to stop

Germans on tour A GROUP of German cruise passengers visited Estepona on Tuesday November 4 where they were received by Marina Segovia, Tourism Delegation Councillor. Activities included a tour of the fish market where they were told about local fishing traditions, a walk through the old town and visits to local places of interest.

Segovia expressed her pleasure that cruise companies were starting to take an interest in the town for passenger trips.

him and confiscated his costume and stool.

She also said that police officers were telling them to leave the streets during November and December and threatening to confiscate their material and make them present receipts for their stuff and pay €80 to get it back.

The artists asked for a place to work and for their activity to be regularised in a similar way to almond or flower sellers and said they would be happy to meet any necessary requirements.

They also claimed that their activity was attractive as it cheered up the streets and did not clash with traditional businesses.

Avalon expands across Europe

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VALON, the leading provider of pre-paid funeral plans, saw its business grow substantially in the year to September 2014, with the help of a sustained campaign in the Euro Weekly News.

Driving the growth is a huge increase in the number of enquiries the company is receiving from people concerned about increasing funeral costs. Website and head office enquiries were up by 300 per cent, as were sales leads generated by stands at exhibitions and other events.

These have led to an expanded geographical spread of customers and a 99.2 per cent increase in the number of funeral plans written since July 2013. Between July 2013 and July 2014, Avalon gained its first customers in Portugal, Malta and the Spanish regions of Seville, Jaen and Cordoba.

The company has opened an office in the Costa del Sol and has plans to open a branch in Almeria.

Avalon is now offering even more employment opportunities to UK

expatriates living in Spain and across Europe. Numbers in Europe now match the UK, having grown by 42 per cent, from 41 in July 2013 to 58 in September 2014.

Jason Gardner, Head of Europe at Avalon, said: “People realise that funerals costs will keep rising.”

He added: “Unsurprisingly, they are taking steps to protect their loved ones from the substantial implications of these rises by contemplating prepaid funeral plans with serious intent.

“As a consequence, we have nearly doubled our number of written plans in the year to September 2013.”

Avalon protects customers from rising funeral costs and the worry of arranging a funeral when the time comes, which can be complex outside the UK. Avalon’s three compre-hensive packages, Balmoral, Windsor Way and Britannia, are available in Spain, Portugal and Tenerife. Alternative plans are available for customers residing in Cyprus, Malta and Turkey.

For further information, visit www.avalonfuneralplans.com.

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Forbidden fruit LOCAL POLICE officers in La Linea confiscated 400 kilos of melons and 100 kilos of potatoes which were being sold in the street without a licence by two people from Utrera in Sevilla.

Book gift MIJAS Council has donated 2,700 books which are no longer needed in its four public libraries to Alhaurin de la Torre prison.

Charity lunch HELP for Daughters of Jesus Foundation (FASFI) held a lunch in Pizarra at the weekend to raise funds for medical help for women in Dominican Republic, attended by 211 people.

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Malaga puts its stamp on a world record attempt STAMP collectors are going to attempt to break a world record at Malaga’s Martin Carpena sports stadium on Saturday November 8 by creating a massive mosaic.

The plan is to cover 200 square metres of ground with more than 200,000 stamps, and the national post office Correos - organiser of the event - has called for help from all

stamp collectors to achieve this goal by donating their stamps. A giant letter ñ will be formed as a symbol of Spain. Correos also plans to launch this image as a stamp in 2015.

Stamps will be received and added to the mosaic today and tomorrow November 6 and 7, from 9am to 8pm, and members of the public will be welcome to visit for free the following day from 9am to 2pm. All stamp donators will be given a present.

During the three days an exhibition called Otra Mirada al Sello (Another Look at Stamps) will also be ESTEPONA: Hotel occupancy best in a decade. open to portray a new perspective of the stampcollecting world.

The current Guinness HOTELS in Estepona had the best September ever recorded over the last decade, with a Record has been held since 67.88 per cent occupancy rate, according to the National Statistics Institute.

Tourism Councillor Marina Segovia explained that this meant the high season in the 2010 by a 162-squaremetre mosaic of town was lasting longer than ever before.

Segovia said the council intended to continue to promote the area as an attractive tourist Johannesburg skies using 201,000 stamps. destination and claimed that new projects would improve visitor numbers even more.

Best September in 10 years

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A tax break for workers THERE is some good news for the selfemployed as the government has decided to cut the withholding tax (IRPF) from 21 per cent to 18 per cent over the next two years.

The move, that could eventually save the average self-employed worker €900 a year, was announced by the government as an improvement on original plans to reduce the tax to 20 per cent in 2015 and 19 per cent the following year. Now it will go down to 19 per cent in 2015 and 18 per cent in 2016.

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The Over 50s Show kicks off in Estepona this weekend A

NTIQUE valuations, genealogy advice, fashion, jewellery, cosmetic procedures, pottery demonstrations, bridge tuition, free health checks, financial, pensions and legal advice...

TV reception specialists, art, modern dance lessons, spa treatments, eye health, spinal treatments, ear testing, plus entertainment, and much, much more. The Over 50s Show, the lifestyle event for the coast’s seniors, kicks off at the Palacio de Congresos in Estepona this weekend.

All the free attractions which have contributed to the success of The Over 50s Show, and made it one of the ‘must attend’ events in the coast’s events calendar, will again be in the mix.

The event offers the over-50s a one- CURRENCY SPECIALISTS: Experts from Moneycorp will be on hand. stop shop to get information on their physical and financial health as well as treating arthritic joints and knee pain.

Enrique Linaza and Juan Cruz Plaza enjoy many of their interests and The Women On The Costa Group (Spain). hobbies. have a significant presence, with more Over 50s Show organiser John Health and well-being will be a key than 20 of their members featuring Low said: “I am element of the event based on the everything from jewellery to candles, delighted with the very well-proven premise that exercise, cakes and fashion. professional approach from sensible diet, and regular, routine The Andalusian International Artists the AIA group and believe monitoring slows down the ageing (AIA) art group will be displaying their that their artists will process. new works at the show. AIA was substantially contribute to Visitors can avail themselves of formed seven years ago by the success of this blood pressure and blood glucose professional and dedicated visual popular exhibition.”

For more information tests; spine monitoring and bone artists from around Europe who are all on the group contact the density screening will also be living and working in Andalucía. available, backed by information on The artists comprise Diana Worthy, president on 952 592 Richard Wood, Gordon Haslett (UK); 652.

There will also be a Roger Cummiskey, Dolores Cummiskey, Philip Magee (Ireland); crafts section featuring Mette Madsen (Denmark); Eleazar pottery demonstrations, FAR RIGHT: Galea (Malta); Arcadio Cabrera, flower arranging and Jan Roger Rodriguez (Cuba); leatherwork, as well as Edmondson from Telitec RIGHT: Estelle Mitchell from Bodyworks

Seville courtyard by Richard Wood

Tapestry by Dolores Cummiskey

embroidery.

Also at the show will be genealogist Paul Gorry, who will show you how you can trace your family tree, plus financial advisors and Eric Knowles, known to millions for his appearances on the BBC’s hit show Antiques Roadshow, will be back again to give free valuations of antiques and small collectibles.

The show really does have something for everyone, with some of the coasts’s biggest and most wellknown businesses represented.

Amongst them will be money transfer specialists from Moneycorp and Currencies Direct. They have the expertise to save clients substantial sums of money when transferring funds, guaranteeing a top service at a much better price than the banks can offer. Fiduciary Wealth Management will be on hand to give you the best financial advice.

And insurance specialists like Ibex will be on hand to answer your questions, as well as Bodyworks who offer great advice on wellbeing from their highly trained and experienced staff.

Anthony’s Antiques from Fuengirola will also be there to answer any questions as well as internet, TV and tele-communications company Telitec.

In fact, there is bound to be someone available from one of the many exhibitors who will be able to help on just about any points the expat population can come up with.

For further information contact the organisers at Tel: 902 003 896 (wait for a slight delay on the line).

Or email: john@slp.ie

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Jailed for beating his newborn son A MAN is to serve a prison sentence for beating his newborn baby son.

A Malaga Court sentenced the man to five years behind bars for hitting his son when he was just 17 days old and acquitted the baby’s mother who was also under suspicion.

The court also issued a 10-year restraining order against the man and

sentenced him to pay his son €90,000 in compensation.

According to the ruling, the father hit his son against an undetermined hard surface, which resulted in both external and internal injuries to the baby’s body.

When the mother returned home, the couple realised the baby was pale and would not

New chairman for RBL THE Mijas Costa branch of the Royal British Legion (RBL) has a new chairman and vice-chairman.

John Michael Pattison and Adrian Howard were elected into the roles.

New Chairman John served in the Royal Air Force, and Adrian in both the police and the army.

The branch meets every Friday at 11.30am at Club Naranja, Calle Malaga, Avendida España in Calahonda.

Any visiting members and

John Michael Pattison and Adrian Howard prospective new members will be made very welcome.

Strange addition to scary display THE Halloween window display of Toy Planet toy shop in Arroyo de la Miel received an unusual addition last week when a four-wheel drive vehicle drove into it. The driver, who was not injured, supposedly forgot to engage reverse before leaving a parking space in front of the shop.

Luckily the accident occurred during lunch-break while the shop was closed and nobody was hurt.

wake up. They took him to the medical centre, where doctors referred him to the Maternity and Children’s Hospital in Malaga after discovering the injuries he had suffered.

The injuries took 540 days to heal and still cause him muscle weakness on the left side of his body and symptomatic epilepsy.

The court concluded that the injuries suffered by the baby had only been caused by the father.

Violent Red Riding Hood sent to jail ‘LITTLE Red Riding Hood’ has been jailed for 10 months and ordered to pay €9,225 in damages to a young woman she kicked in the mouth at a Halloween party.

The 24-year-old woman, who was in fancy dress as the fairytale character, was found guilty by Malaga provincial courts of causing injury.

The fight occurred at 7am on November 1 2012 in Malaga City centre. According to the court report, an argument broke out between the accused and her 23-year-old victim.

The victim grabbed the older woman’s hair, to which she responded by violently punching her and knocking her to the floor before kicking her in the mouth and breaking nine of her teeth.

As both parties were considered guilty of provoking injuries the younger of the two was also sentenced to pay a €300 fine and €3,237 in damages.

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Ask the Optician Dry eyes in the winter months Amrik Sappal, Store Director, Specsavers Opticas Fuengirola As the days get colder and the nights draw in, cold winds, wet weather and central heating can all play havoc with your eyes, leaving them feeling dry, gritty and bloodshot. Symptoms can lead to longer-term problems if left unchecked. Therefore, this month the team from Specsavers wanted to offer a few hints to help prevent eye soreness over the coldest months of the year.

What is dry eye?

The term “dry eye” is used when we don’t produce enough tears or our tears evaporate too quickly. People with dry eyes often have plenty of water in their tears but not enough oil.

Dry eyes can be caused by heating and air conditioning, windy and cold conditions and certain medications.

How can it be avoided or reduced?

Don’t get dehydrated - Cut back on the coffee and drink more water, use eye drops and sprays to add extra lubrication.

Wash your hands before touching your eyes to prevent cross infection from the viruses in coughs and sneezes which can inflame your

LUBRICATE: Use eye drops. conjunctiva – the clear membrane covering the whites of your eyes, leaving them feeling irritated.

Reduce the setting on your central

heating, avoid car heaters, especially at face level, and sit away from direct heat such as gas or electric heaters.

Keep the sunglasses handy – As the sun is low in the sky at this time of year and can be uncomfortably bright for drivers and sunglasses reduce this and protect against UV radiation.

Winter is a great time to get your eyes tested as poor light conditions can make you susceptible to eyestrain. Specsavers Opticas are offering free eye tests until the end of November.

There are Specsavers Opticas stores in Marbella and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol, visit www.specsavers.es to find your nearest store and book an appointment.

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Police arrest alleged fraudsters for buying bankrupt businesses NATIONAL POLICE officers dismantled a gang of alleged fraudsters that would reportedly buy bankrupt business corporations using promissory notes without sufficient funds or issued by

third parties.

The detained - four men and a woman between 36 and 45 years of age - could face charges of fraud, money laundering and belonging to a criminal organisation. Four of

them were arrested in Malaga and one in Sevilla, said police.

Their alleged criminal activities are believed to have targeted at least six people, four in Malaga and two in Valencia.

According to the police, the purported fraudsters - fully aware of the difficult situation facing their potential victims would tell them they wanted to buy their businesses which had either gone into bankruptcy or

that were going through a difficult financial situation.

Once an agreement had been reached, they would pay them with promissory notes the victims could not collect on because they lacked the necessary funds.

The judge in charge of the investigation ordered 15 cars valued at €80,000 impounded, blocked 32 bank accounts and seized nine properties valued at €1.1 million.

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The 28th Festival of Jazz returns to Malaga this week

WORK on Campamento industrial zone which has been pending for more than four years will begin this week with a budget of more than €2 million.

Work will mainly concentrate on streets and lighting with an aim to give the area a better appearance and improve one of the most used avenues by drivers between San Roque and La Linea.

San Roque mayor Juan Carlos Ruiz Boix and Manuel Carmelo Rodriguez, representative of Eiffage Infraestructuras - the company that will carry out the work - signed the contract with a considerable discount on the original quote of €3.8 million.

ERNESTO AURIGNAC, Lou Donaldson, Jane Monheit, guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel and Chano Dominguez with Niño Josele bring the flavour of Jazz to Malaga City this week during Malaga’s XXVIII Festival de Jazz.

Malaga saxophonist Ernesto Aurignac began the week of events at Teatro Echegaray on Tuesday November 4 presenting his new record Uno, a mix of jazz, classical instruments and African and Latino percussion.

Concerts continue with the Baker Street Quartet playing at Teatro Echegaray at 7pm and Kurt Rosenwinkel New Quartet at Teatro Cervantes at 9pm this evening, Thursday

School attacks

JAZZ MIX: With Ernesto Aurignac and his orchestra.

November 6, Jane Monheit at 9pm and Jose Carre at 11.30pm at Teatro Cervantes tomorrow, Friday, Abe Rabade Trio at 8pm and Rosa Ruiz Jazz

Quintet at 11pm at Teatro Cervantes on Saturday and Charo Dominguez with Niño Josele at 8pm at Teatro Cervantes on Sunday.

Both theatres have been decorated as jazz clubs for the events with beer and candlelight, with tickets available at the theatre box offices as usual.

STAFF and students of Canovas del Castillo secondary school in Plaza de El Ejido, Malaga City, held a protest outside the school gates to complain about attacks in the school playground.

An ex-student - who staff knew and therefore let in - entered the school during break time and allegedly hit another girl in the face. When the teacher on playground duty stepped in to break up the fight, she was also allegedly attacked and kicked on the legs.

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Dangerous candles FIREFIGHTERS put out a blaze caused by a candle in a Malaga City home on Saturday November 1. A 34year-old man was taken to THE Hospital Clinico suffering from smoke inhalation.

Under water MARBELLA courts were flooded during rain in the early hours of Tuesday November 4 causing 23 staff members to be sent home.

Art exhibition CASINO MARBELLA is to host an exhibition of work by Milu Petersen open daily from 8pm starting on November 13. More info 686 702 616.

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Los Barrios serial cat burglar apprehended A 29-YEAR-OLD Spanish man has been arrested on suspicion of carrying out 20 burglaries in Guadacorte, Vega del Golf and Dehesa del Golf urbanisations in Los Barrios.

Guardia Civil said in a press release that the burglaries began on August 4 and the accused always operated during daylight hours. The alleged burglar’s modus operandi

was to climb up the outside of the properties and enter via the top floor to steal items which were easy to carry including cash, jewels, phones, watches and small electronic items.

Police contacted residents on the urbanisations in an attempt to obtain information on possible suspects.

The list was finally narrowed down to one man with no registered address and surveillance carried out to ascertain his location.

Officers discovered he used two houses, both of which were entered once a search warrant was obtained.

Many stolen items were found during the raids, some of which COSTA del Sol Decorative & Fine Arts Society will present The Statues That Walked have already been - an illustrated lecture about Easter Island and the Moai by Pauline Chakmakjian - on returned to their Monday November 10 at 4.30pm at Salon Varietés Theatre in Fuengirola. owners.

The statues that walked

Events of interest coming up this month BENAHAVIS Decorative and Fine Arts Society has organised a day trip to Granada. It leaves at 8am from Benahavis Town Hall on Saturday (November 8) and includes a short guided tour of the Albaicin.Tickets cost €25.

On Tuesday (November 11) Prof Margaret Cox of TV programme Time Team fame, will tell the society about the detective work she undertook to indentify soldiers lost in the battle of Fromelles. A collection for the Help for Heroes charity will be taken.

The event is being held at Benahavis Town Hall, doors open 5.30pm, talk starts at 6.30pm. More information: www.bena havisdfas.com or email info@benahavisdfas.com to reserve a place.

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Hola Credito smoothes bumpy cash flow for self-employed

Welcome to the weekly news from Hola Credito, Spain’s leading short-term lender. In our weekly column we look at different financial products that Hola Credito offers - this week - bridging a gap between jobs BEING self-employed can be great in so many ways - choosing the jobs you want, working when you want, and only working with the right people. In reality the lack of a regular job can mean an irregular monthly income, and that can cause havoc with financial planning.

For one Hola Credito client, this is a regular problem, as he is self-employed, and most of his work is in holiday periods like the summer. But when his employment falls off, he turns to Hola Credito for a short-term cash injection to see him through to the next contract.

“I get most of my yearly income during the holiday periods, the summer, Easter and Christmas. Normally I can earn enough money to see me comfortably through the quiet times, but sometimes I need a bit of help,” he said. “This year I had a good summer, but some unexpected expenses meant I needed extra cash until my work picked up again at Christmas. I’ve used Hola Credito

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The client called Hola Credito, and using the same family jewellery he had used before as security, arranged a shortterm loan that would see him through until his next job contract.

The Puerto Banus based company calculates interest on a daily basis, so the client only pays interest on the number of days of the loan, and because Hola Credito (www.holacredito.com) is largely an online and telephone based company it has very low overheads, and offers very competitive interest rates. There are also no hidden charges or management fees, and unlike traditional lenders, no arduous credit checks or lengthy paperwork.

In most cases a loan can be agreed quickly and the money transferred the next day. As well as jewellery Hola Credito accepts luxury assets like precious metals and stones, and cars as security.

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FREE TRIP: Fuengirola pensioners at the Bioparc zoo.

Zoo visit for seniors FUENGIROLA residents over the age of 65 and their grandchildren had the chance of a free visit to the Bioparc zoo organised by the local council’s

department for the elderly and Bioparc Fuengirola.

Deputy Mayor Ana Mula joined the visit, which began at 11am.

Dutch fugitive arrested A 28-YEAR-OLD Dutchman was arrested in Malaga by National Police officers when it was discovered that a European arrest order had been issued on him by courts in Utrecht.

The arrest and return order - dictated by an Utrecht court on July 24 2014 was for participation in criminal organisations, violent robbery, receiving stolen vehicles and arson.

According to Dutch investigators, the man was involved in a criminal organisation between November 2012 and August 2013, acting in various parts of Holland including Utrecht, Beuningen, Weurt and Wezep.

The accused was taken into police custody for repatriation and could face a prison sentence of up to 12 years in Holland.

ESTEPONA: Three continents come together.

Film festival FILM-MAKERS from three continents have gathered in Estepona for a movie festival.

Running until Sunday (November 9) the event, called Festysol, features 61 movies from independent fiim-makers from 23 countries.

Tagged a festival ‘Euroafroamericano’, it features films and culture from three continents –

Europe Africa and America.

Held in the Centro Cultural Padre Manuel, the event also includes craft workshops and children’s magic shows This is the second edition of Festysol, and this year it is a joint venture being supported by various organisations from Germany, Portugal, Mexico.

Chile and Argentina. http://www.festysol.org/

Tourism job market improves PROVISIONS for employment in Andalucia in the tourism sector given by the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism for the second half of the year are proving correct as the number of legally employed people increases.

The hotel sector employed 389,435

people during the third quarter of the year.

On top of that 383,275 tourist sector workers were known to be unemployed during the same period, 20,009 less than a year ago, with the sector’s unemployment figures falling to 14 per cent, according to a Survey on Active Population (EPA).

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Have fun at the ADANA Christmas fair ANIMAL charity ADANA is holding a Christmas fair in Estepona.

There will be a wide variety of events and stalls including music, a bouncy castle, face painting, carols, arts and crafts, and as special guests, some of the ADANA dogs.

The event promises to be a lot of fun and is sponsored by the Euro Weekly News, so

why not go along, to the Palacio de Congresos, Estepona between 10.30am and 4pm on Sunday, November 23.

Entrance is €2, free for children with all proceeds going to ADANA. ADANA (Association for the Rights of Abandoned Animals) is an animal charity run by volunteers. Its aims are to promote

love and affection for animals, to provide facilities for the shelter and care of abandoned, sick and injured animals whilst seeking new homes for them and to assist the local authorities with such animals.

ADANA never puts down a healthy animal.

They operate an animal shelter, on property owned by the local government

and run by ADANA employees and volunteers.

They also operate a second hand shop in Estepona, and a stall at the Sunday market in Sabinillas, run by volunteers.

For more information: email events@adana.es or visit http://www.adana.es/en/.

More than sun and sand TORREMOLINOS, Benalmadena, Marbella and Estepona Town Hall representatives travelled to the World Travel Market fair (WTM) in London this week accompanied by 35 local businessmen to promote the area.

The British market is a highly important part of the Costa del Sol tourism

LONDON: Town hall representatives visited the World Travel Market.

business, with an estimated €2 billion per

year spent here by Brits.

This is just one of the

Man arrested for damaging street lighting A MAN suspected of causing €7,000 worth of damage to street lighting in Torremolinos has been arrested. He is alleged to have cut cabling in preparation for its later theft.

But when the 41-year-old returned police were waiting.

reasons the Tourist Board planned an intense professional agenda for the 35th edition of the WTM held in London from November 3-6.

Elias Bendodo, president of the Costa del Sol Tourist Board, explained the area was promoted at the WTM travel fair as a diverse holiday destination with much more than just sun and sand on offer.

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Malaga: the face of world poverty LA PALMA-PALMILLA in Malaga will be portrayed in a study conducted by UNICEF on the negative effects of the recession on children.

The study - titled ‘Children in the recession: how the crisis affects children in rich countries’ shows that solid social protection policies play a decisive role in preventing poverty.

The testimony video of Encarni Delgado Rodriguez, 12, whose family was hard hit by the economic crisis, exemplifies like no other the aftermath of the recession and its far-reaching repercussions on many needy households.

Even though UNICEF wanted her to remain anonymous in the video

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MALAGA: Child poverty is an increasing issue. and chose not to disclose her name and not show her face, the 12-year-old asked La Opinion de Malaga to tell the country who she was so that the truth can be known. She wants to be a judge, she

Giving thanks THE American Club of the Costa Del Sol, is inviting everyone to celebrate Thanksgiving, the most important holiday for Americans.

It is celebrating the opening of its new chapter in Benalmadena by inviting non-members to this once a year event on Thursday, November 27.

More information: email acbenalmadena@yahoo.es.

said, to send the ‘bad guys to prison.’

“My father used to work in a repair shop, but he was fired in 2007,” said the girl. “I go to El Banco Güeno (local soup kitchen) every day because my mother cannot feed me, she has no money.

Sometimes it is closed and we do not eat, we have nothing to eat in the evening,” she added.

Encarni’s mother, 33, said the situation is suffocating and that the family survives thanks to €145 in financial aid they get every six months and thanks to the soup kitchen.

Unfortunately, her story

is not uncommon in La Palma-Palmilla. Jose Cosin, lawyer for El Banco Güeno - which feeds hundreds of impoverished families in the area - has heard many cases like hers.

Cosin is thankful that UNICEF has addressed poverty in Malaga. In La Palma-Palmilla alone there are 9,000 children at risk of social exclusion, he said.

Figures show that one in every three children in Spain (2.7 million) live in poverty or are at risk of exclusion and according to UNICEF child poverty levels increased by 28 per cent between 2008 and 2012.

U3A Costa del Sol Bridge Group ARE you interested in joining a friendly Bridge group? The U3A Costa del Sol Bridge group comprises intermediate and advanced players and uses the Acol bidding system.

Space permitting, the group can accommodate players who come to southern Spain for a month or so between October and May and also welcomes visitors who

attend with an enrolled member.

The group meets weekly and members are welcome to stay on for coffee, a general chat and the inevitable ‘post mortem.’

This is a happy and friendly group that welcomes new members with some experience.

For more information: Kathleen or Jimmy Wright on 671 402 561.

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Jobs for the boys AN employment plan from the Junta de Andalucia regional government will give jobs to 60 per cent of Estepona’s unemployed youth.

Funded by the Junta and European Union it is the latest good news for the jobless in the town. The regional government has announced the launch in December of a plan to help promote employment amongst people aged more than 30 and those at risk of social exclusion.

These programmes of employment will complement a €500,000 plan to give work to 250 people in the town aged over 29.

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ITS perform ‘Wife After Death’ - a grim comedy MARBELLA’S longest running English-speaking drama group is putting on a ‘cracking if grim comedy’ for its latest production.

The International Theatre Studio (ITS) will perform Eric Chappell’s - creator of the Rising Damp television comedy - Wife After Death, featuring regular ITS performers and a few newcomers too. Wife After Death tells the story of the death of a legendary comedian and the comic events that take place at his funeral and later at the disposal of his ashes.

Four of the group’s regular

‘AM-DRAM’ ANTICS: Theatre at Atalaya Park Hotel.

“It’s no secret that we have struggled in recent years to attract new members willing to give acting a go, but I’m delighted to say that for the second production in a row we are introducing fresh faces,” said ITS president Carol Woolnoth.

“I’m sure that both Marie and Hayward have great futures on performers will take to the stage along with newcomers to ITS, the Costa del Sol am-dram stage - Eileen Audas, Carmel Rogers, Marie-Pierre Joffre and Hayward and that our audiences are in for Kate Jackson and Paul Baker - Elliott. a real treat with this gripping comedy.”

Wife After Death is directed by Diana King and will be performed at the Atalaya Park Hotel on serve around 93,000 people - will years, but work was put on hold November 14, 15 and 16. be completed next year. Work before the hospital was finished.

Tickets are available from began on the hospital in 2008 with Located on the Ronda road, the the usual outlets or call a budget that was eventually new hospital will feature 186 rooms 952 880 630 (mornings), increased to €43 million. The - all of them single rooms - and 952 896 739 (evenings completion time given was three seven operating theatres. and weekends).

Ronda gets hospital green light WORK has restarted on the Ronda hospital project thanks to a €7 million injection of funds from the Junta de Andalucia regional government.

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Youths reveal gender views WOMEN belong in the home and men should make the important decisions in a relationship, according to a section of Andalucia’s youth.

And 25 per cent of the region’s young people believe that violence towards women is caused by alcohol and drug abuse.

Nearly a quarter of young people in the

Andalucia region said a woman’s place is in the home, according to a new report published ahead of the upcoming fifth Annual Conference for the Study of Violence Against Women.

The report - carried out by a number of regional organisations and the Ministry of Education - concludes that the young of the region see reality “through a gender lens and relate their lives as part of a couple with the myths of romantic love”.

Ten per cent of those polled believe the man in a relationship should make all the important decisions, beaches clean during and 20 per cent believe autumn and winter and that women are weaker also work on repairs and than men. More than twopreparations for next thirds of girls in Andalucia believe that they will not summer.

Another 20 new suffer gender violence in employees have been future relationships.

The report comes ahead added to the streetcleaning team under the of the annual conference employment scheme, on violence against women bringing the total number to be held in Sevilla on November 10 and 11. of workers to 110.

Young workers ready to clean up NEW employees taken on under the Emple@Joven youth employment scheme will be in charge of a clean-up campaign on all 11 kilometres of La Linea’s beaches.

Beaches Councillor Agustin Caro announced that 12 of the young workers have already started and will keep the

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Cruise visit MALAGA Port received a visit from Mein Schiff 3, a 293.2 metre cruise ship with space for 2,500 passengers and 1,000 crew members which belongs to TUI Cruises.

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€120,000 compensation sought by baby’s parents A CUEVAS BAJAS couple is asking for €120,000 in compensation from the Andalucian Health Service (SAS) after it reportedly failed to detect their unborn baby’s malformations. The four-month-old

baby was born with paralysis of the lower lip, six fingers on his right hand and no left kidney.

The family, represented by a lawyer from the Patient’s Defence Association, claims SAS gave

MALAGA City Council and Local Police force intend to step up their campaign against owners who don’t clean up after their dogs with fines of up to €500.

Club fire BARCELONA football supporters club in El Palo district of Malaga City has lost its kitchen and office to flames in the fourth fire in six years.

The club president believes the fire was intentional.

deficient health care service.

After finding out she was pregnant, the woman had her prenatal care at Hospital Comarcal de Antequera, said the 22-year-old first-time mother. “That is where I had my ultrasounds and everything was perfect,” she commented. Her pregnancy, however, was complicated because of gestational diabetes.

A report on the ultrasound she underwent on the 20th week of pregnancy said everything was apparently normal, but complained about the low quality of the image.

After the baby was born and the malformations were detected, the couple decided to contact the Patient’s Defence Association and lodge a Los Boliches, Fuengirola. complaint against SAS for Emergency services ‘disproportionate moral arrived at the scene on damage’ done to the Monday morning baby’s quality of life and (November 3), but could due to the harm it could only certify the death of do to his emotional wellthe 22-year-old woman. being.

Sources say she had her “I have been deprived throat cut. of my right to decide if I The brother is believed wanted to go ahead with to have mental health the pregnancy or not. I difficulties and reported would have had my baby himself to the authorities anyway, but I am the one after carrying out the who makes the decision,” attack with a knife. said the mother.

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DEATH SCENE: Block where woman was killed.

Youth killed own sister A YOUTH, aged 19 has been arrested for

allegedly stabbing his elder sister to death in

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‘Selfie’ tragedy in Sevilla A POLISH woman plunged to her death in Sevilla at the weekend as she attempted to take a ‘selfie’ photograph.

The 23-year-old medical student from Lubin had been trying to take a photograph of herself along the boulevard next to the Guadalquivir River in the Andalucian capital.

It is believed that while trying to include the famous Triana Bridge in the picture, she lost her balance and fell seven metres onto a concrete bank, sustaining critical injuries.

She was taken to a local hospital but efforts to save her were unsuccessful. The victim a student of the Medical University in Lubin, Poland - had been on an Erasmus programme in Murcia, and was visiting Sevilla for the weekend.

74 temp jobs in Mijas MIJAS Council will take on 74 unemployed people on three month contracts to work on renovating the homes of senior citizens.

They will be paid €700 a month and will be put to work on adapting bathrooms and making repairs to the homes of the town’s elderly.

People can apply for one of the jobs until November 13 at Mijas Town Hall, or at the council offices in la Cala or las Lagunas.

They must be between 16 and 65 years old, registered on the municipal register (padron) and have worked fewer than 90 days in 2014.

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Minister ‘should go’ over dog’s death husband were in quarantine.

Excalibur’s death provoked widespread protests, with demonstrators taking to the streets of Madrid calling for the resignation of Mato. Many pointed out that the pet of an American nurse who had been diagnosed with Ebola was not destroyed, instead it was put in quarantine, and they wondered why that could not have happened with Excalibur.

After a previous Ebola outbreak in 2002 tests concluded that dogs could

contract the virus, although it would appear they do not become sick.

There is no documented evidence of a dog passing Ebola to a human, although it is thought it may be possible for them to pass on the infection through a bite or licking.

Teresa has since been found to have fought off the virus and has now been moved out of quarantine into a general ward in a Sevilla hospital.

She has said the worst part of the disease was losing Excalibur.

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IN the ongoing Ebola media frenzy in Spain, what seems to have touched a nerve most was the decision to put an infected nurse’s dog down.

Nearly 100,000 people have signed a petition calling on Health Minister Ana Mato to quit over the decision to destroy Excalibur, the pet of Teresa Romero who was the first person to contract the deadly virus outside Africa.

Animal rights group PACMA started the petition after the dog was put to sleep while Teresa and her

INACCESSIBLE: The thief fell into a ravine and had to be rescued.

Robber slips up A MAN who violently tried to rob three tourists at Malaga’s Gibralfaro castle had to be rescued after he fell into a ravine while trying to flee from police.

The alleged attacker had left a French tourist, 38, needing medical treatment for cuts to her arms. She had been attacked despite the fact she was with her 11-year old daughter. He also gave a 27-year-old

American a bloody lip in another attempted robbery.

Once alerted, Local Police rushed to the scene and cornered the attacker, but in an attempt to get away he fled into an inaccessible area, where he slipped into a ravine, hurting himself in the process.

Police said the man, from Malaga, has a string of previous robbery convictions .

October bad month for unemployment figures FOLLOWING positive information seen in the Active Population Survey last week, employment office figures have provided a depressing reality check.

During the month of October, the number of unemployed people in Malaga rose by 6,300

bringing the total to 193,718. This rise is the second highest in the country - only beaten by the Balearic Islands - yet the situation is still better than a year ago with 9,463 less people registered as unemployed than at the same time in 2013.

Spain’s Employment Ministry revealed the new figures on Tuesday November 4, detailing a national increase of 79,154 unemployed people for October, bringing the total number of registered jobless people in the country to 4,526,000.

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British ex-policeman drowns in Murcia A RETIRED British policeman drowned in Murcia after rushing into the sea to try and help swimmers in difficulty.

It is believed that David Walter, aged 67, spotted people having difficulty in the sea at La Manga, Murcia, and dashed in to help.

It is thought that Mr Walter himself got into trouble in the water and drowned. Nobody else was

injured or killed in the tragedy.

The former Norfolk police officer had been travelling around Europe with his wife for the last two years in their caravan.

A close friend of Mr Walter’s, Terry Hughes, told the Daily Mail: “Dave died doing what he did best - helping people. I wouldn’t expect anything different of him. He would go out of his way to help

Dangerous crossings AN elderly lady was hit by a car and injured on a zebra-crossing in La Linea’s Avenida España.

Residents have been complaining recently that traffic lights on the avenue - the main entrance to La Linea - have been broken for some time.

Traffic authority figures state that more than 23,000 vehicles per day use the road, often well over the 50 kilometre per hour speed limit in place.

other people whether it was people he knew or didn’t know.”

Upon his retirement after spending more than 30 years on the force, Mr Walter and his wife decided to take to the roads of Europe around two years ago. The former CID detective has been described as “extremely popular.”

“The fact that Dave put his life on the line to help save someone else reflects the type of officer and person I knew he was,” said Chief Constable of Norfolk police station Simon Bailey.

“I knew him personally when he was a member of the constabulary and he had a very successful career as a detective within the CID until he retired in 2000.”

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Costa cancer help group grows CANCER SUCKS SPAIN is a facebook group that started about five months ago. We have over 165 members who feel the benefit from having a group where they are able to chat, vent, scream or offer advice. Our group is open to anyone who has been affected by cancer.

Many of our members have become close and offer each other support in many ways. As the group began to grow, we thought it would be nice to have a coffee morning to meet up and chat. We did that a few times, then it grew into the AECC in Carvajal inviting us to hold our meetings at their venue.

This was wonderful news for us because our group is now able to benefit from the many services offered by the Spanish support organisation, including yoga classes, meditation and massage. They also help with paperwork, forms and entitlements. It has been a wonderful opportunity for us to

on, ear plugs if you want to scream or shout, plenty of coffee, and we even manage to have a giggle.

We have a Spanish doctor of haematology on board with us who speaks perfect English, and is a fountain of knowledge.

She is willing to offer her services and advice to our members and we are very lucky to have her.

You will be surprised when chatting to her just the kind of things you are entitled to.

CANCER SUCKS: Meetings held in Fuengirola. merge more with the Spanish.

Anyone is invited to join our group - unfortunately like cancer, we do not discriminate.

If you have been affected by cancer and want to talk to likeminded people, please come along.

We have meetings every other Friday - you can join our FB group or call for dates and times. We meet at the AECC at Paseo Maritimo, 136, Carvajal, at the opposite end of

Fuengirola to the castle.

We were pleased to announce that, as of February, we had a counsellor join the group with Macmillan-based training. She is also a life coach helping members to look forward and not back, and will be attending our coffee mornings. We also have a counsellor who can offer Reiki.

If anyone is unsure on

whether to attend a meeting, be assured that we have plenty of tissues, large shoulders for you to cry

Please join our facebook group Cancer Sucks Spain so as to benefit from regular support and information alternatively email cancersucksspain@outlook. com or call 666 830 006 if you have any questions or would like to know about future meeting dates.

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Flight prices may rise after ruling AIRLINE passengers may face price hikes thanks to a landmark Supreme Court ruling in the UK involving among others - a flight from Malaga airport.

An Appeal Court decision was upheld in the Supreme Court this week, allowing compensation payments to passengers who face flight delays due to technical faults.

It means that cases in which money is claimed back could cost the airline industry as much as £4.8 billion (€6 billion).

However, aviation experts have warned that airlines will pass the cost of compensation on to the consumer.

The issue arose in

2011 when a UK passenger suffered a 27hour delay on a Jet2 flight from Malaga to Manchester. The Appeal Court decision to side with the passenger was made in July 2014, and upheld in the Supreme Court this week following appeals by Jet2 and Thomson, for a separate case.

The original decision in the Malaga incident was that the passenger was entitled to compensation under European Union regulations after suffering ‘no little inconvenience’ for the long delay.

Judges have ruled that delays due to technical faults are the sole responsibility of the airlines, and the decision

could pave the way for thousands of new claims. Claims from as long as six years ago could be heard, opening the floodgates for passenger claims and possibly costing the industry billions of pounds.

A spokesperson for Monarch Airlines told MailOnline: “Like the rest of the industry we are disappointed by today’s ruling by the Supreme Court.

The current application of Regulation EU261 has been extended beyond its original scope and does not offer a fair model for low cost, leisure airlines. Ultimately, the customer will end up bearing additional costs through increased fares across the industry.”

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Torrential rains BOTH the torrential rains that fell on the Balearic Islands on Tuesday (November 4) and the strong winds blowing brought down trees, sent branches crashing down and affected traffic lights.

Helping out PALMA Council could finance the rent and mortgage payments of impoverished families at risk of losing their homes for economic reasons for a whole year.

Improvement project MANACOR Council is to improve the city’s drinking water supply network. The €600,000 project will focus on maintenance work in several areas of town to repair the leaks that have been detected and on repairing the water deposits in Serralt.

Winning streak RCD MALLORCA managed to extend its winning streak to four games after defeating Llugo (2-1) at Son Moix on Saturday November 1. The two winning goals were scored by Scepovic (46’ and 53’).

Fashion weekend MORE than 1,000 people visited the second edition of the Prêt-à-Portals Fashion Weekend held in Puerto Portals.

Some of Spain’s most famous fashion designers participated, including Jose Miro, Juan Vidal and Lydia Delgado.

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Fishy business NEW Maritime Fishing laws will open the door to ‘pesca-tourism.’ Villajoyosa, Calpe and Santa Pola all plan to allow tourists to go to sea with professional fishing boats.

Culture vandals TWO people were charged with using heavy machinery to destroy the site of a 2,500-year-old Iberian fort in Campello.

Court sources declined to confirm if the landowner was involved.

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Help Keira have a better life

By Dilip Kuner THE mother of cerebral palsy sufferer Keira Alvarez Turner is doing a sponsored head shave to raise funds for desperately-needed specialist treatment for her daughter.

Keira, who is six-and-a-half years old, needs €15,000 to travel to the US for the specialist care which makes a huge difference to the quality of her life.

Last year, Euro Weekly News (EWN) reported on her need for funds, and generous readers along with the Moraira Charity Shop, Original Charity Shop Javea, Eurochange and Liars Bar rallied round to raise the thousands of euros needed for treatment within just a few days. That money was spent on treatments in Spain in 2013.

Now she has booked a third trip to Orlando for August 2, 2015, and is launching her fundraising effort with a sponsored head shave at Benidorm’s Levis Showboat bar on Wednesday, November 12, at around midnight.

Debbie explained she has had to put off fundraising for Keira this year as she needed to devote time to her son, Rylee, four, who has autism. “Fundraising takes up so much time, and I just had to give

my attention to Rylee as he was having schooling problems. So, 2014 was the first year since 2010 that Keira did not have intensive therasuit therapy.

“But now it is Keira’s turn again. She is doing amazingly well. We have recently changed her epilepsy medications and she is way more active. She still has seizures but this is a forever thing unfortunately.

To make a donation or sponsor Debbie call 637 314 850 or email espanglish@hotmail.com (which is also her paypal account address).

VODAFONE is preparing to install 16 kilometres of fibre optic cable throughout Benidorm. No new channels will have to be dug as Vodafone will be using existing Telefonica infrastructure.

LAUJAR’S top pumpkin prize in a recent competition was won by a real giant.

The winning pumpkin was 60 kilograms in weight and was grown by Jose Rodriguez Martinez.

COSTA DE ALMERÍA

Fatal crash

Death investigated

MORE than 5,600 light bulbs in Altea’s streetlamps and traffic lights are to be

NATIONAL POLICE officers are investigating the discovery of a man’s

FORMER Mayor of San Fulgencio, Trini Martinez has appeared in court in Orihuela during the first session of the trial in which she is accused of authorising construction of homes in a sports recreation zone.

Choir in Cocentaina

Winning recycling

Winning pumpkin

Outlook bright

Court time

TORREVIEJA has frozen, for the second consecutive year, the IBI tax rate for 2015. There will also be subsidies for large families with three or more children.

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LOCAL author Jane Finch has received a five star award from Readers’ Favourites for her children’s book ‘Pip the Penguin saves Christmas.’ Available from Amazon.

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body in Calle Pisces in Almeria. He was found in a home that had been taken over by squatters.

Author award

Peña occupational therapy centre. The furniture cost approximately €2,810.

TORREVIEJA’S Male Voices choir has been in Cocentaina to attend and perform at the ‘Fira de Tots Sants.’ This event, established in 1346, is considered one of the oldest fairs in Spain.

replaced with LED lighting. Eight firms are bidding for the maintenance contract that commences in January.

FOR the first time since the economic crisis, new businesses in San Vicente outnumbered those that closed this year.

Start-ups ranged from a photographic studio to gin-and-tonic infusions.

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A 20-YEAR-OLD driver has died after a collision with another car. The other driver, aged 45, was seriously injured after the crash at kilometre 86.5 of the A-334 by Los Carasoles.

Bacares furniture BACARES mayor, Jose Segura, has accepted 50 chairs and two desks manufactured by users of the Javier

A PIECE of art work using 1,200 recycled bottles and plastic containers created by the Oriol Occupational Centre in Orihuela has won a prize for best originality in the Expocreativa event.

Spooky sales MALEFICENT costumes, from the movie starring Angelina Jolie, was one of the most popular Halloween costumes this year. Alicante shops reported a 20 per cent rise in the sale of spooky accessories.

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Never forgotten THERE will be an act of remembrance held by the Royal British Legion (RBL) this Sunday (November 9) at 11.40am in Nerja Caves Lower Salon. All are welcome to remember the war dead.

Show your dog COSTA ANIMAL SOCIETY (CAS) Nerja is holding a Scruffs type dog show on Saturday (November 8) in the market place. All kinds of dogs from pedigree to non-pedigree are welcome. Inscription, held at noon, costs €5 per animal. The show events start at 1pm.

Almuñecar athletes ALMUÑECAR table tennis athletes, Adrian Antequera and Maria Marin were classified for state competition in February that will take place in Valladolid. More than 350 players participated in the competition.

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Stories making headlines in Europe

GERMAN PRESS Autobahn shooter

BRITISH PRESS Traffickers jailed

SWEDEN - Developers of an industrial site in Malmo will lose out on 6 million kronor (€647,000) a year rent after being forced to set aside 153,000 square metres of land to be used as a nature reserve for a rare European Green Toad.

NINE men have been jailed in France for trafficking up to 2,500 migrants into Britain over eight months last year. The men - eight Egyptians and a Tunisian - received sentences of between 10 months and six years in prison for arranging the illegal entries into the UK.

Text abuse SWEDEN - Police have been called in after bus drivers were sent racist and sexist text messages over Stockholm Bus Network’s internal network.

Oil loss NORWAY - State oil giant Statoil had an unexpected third-quarter loss of 4.7 billion kroner (€631 million). Weak oil prices and a charge for depreciated assets are being blamed.

THE world’s first independent national sperm bank has been launched in Birmingham to combat a shortage of donors in Britain.

Women will be able to choose a donor based on looks, profession, hobbies and race. The project hopes to have 1,000 regular donors within three years.

Brit Awards change TELEVISION duo Ant & Dec will host next year’s

DENMARK - Fast-food giant Burger King plans to expand its number of restaurants in Denmark by 50 per cent over the next five years. Norwegian company King Food has taken over seven Burger Kings in Denmark and will use these as a ‘solid foundation on which to grow.’

Postal lay-offs DENMARK - In a bid to save around 500m Swedish kroner (€54 million), the Scandinavian company PostNord will lay off 700800 employees this year.

THE English rugby team has a tough November ahead as they face games against New Zealand, South Africa and Samoa in this year’s Autumn Internationals series. The players face what will probably be their toughest test in the first game, against the mighty All Blacks on November 8.

ILLEGAL KILLING: Golden eagle.

Hunters hunted

PEREGRINES, golden eagles and red kites were among hundreds of birds of prey shot or poisoned in the UK last year.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has called on the shooting industry to help stamp out the problem of the illegal killing of birds of prey.

RUSSIAN PRESS World Cup logo

decided to keep the two teams apart in the group stages due to the ongoing political tensions between the two.

Russia will host the World Cup in 2018.

THE logo for the 2018 World Cup being held in Russia was revealed by cosmonauts on the International Space Station. The logo depicts the famous trophy in red and blue, the colours of the Russian flag, with a gold trim.

Repression possible

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NEARLY 50 per cent of all Russians believe that a return to Soviet-era repression is possible within their lifetime, a poll has revealed.

The results were published just ahead of the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repression.

HEALTH officials have urged Russians not to travel abroad during the upcoming fall and winter holidays to limit the risk of contracting Ebola.

They stressed there is no risk of contracting the disease at home, and that the holidays would be ‘better spent in Russia.’

RUSSIAN WORLD CUP: The 2018 logo.

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Rodent delay NORWAY - A plane due to travel from Norway to the US was delayed five hours because of a mouse.

The rodent was spotted soon before the new Dreamliner was due to take off, causing a delay while it was caught.

Brit Awards after a 14-year absence. They will replace last year’s host, comedian James Corden, who has presented the awards for four years in a row. Viewing figures slumped to an eight-year low last year, with just 4.6 million watching on ITV.

Photo by Steve Foulks.

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Football split

RUSSIA and Ukraine will play in different groups in the next World Cup in 2018. FIFA has

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RUSSIA has jumped 30 places in the world business ranking, according to the World Bank. Despite tough economic sanctions imposed on the country, Russia has climbed to 62nd place out of 189 ranked countries.

A TRUCK driver who fired hundreds of bullets at vehicles on Germany’s motorways has been jailed for 10-and-a-half years. The Autobahn shooter Michael Harry K - hid weapons in the airbag pocket of the steering wheel and would take pot shots at other vehicles while driving his truck.

Nigeria kidnap A KIDNAPPED German national has been released by gunmen in Nigeria. The man and a German co-worker, working for construction firm Julius Berger, were attacked by four gunmen near the town of Sagamu. One German was killed in the attack and the other abducted.

Bird-brained CUSTOMS officials at Munich airport found 200 dead songbirds in the suitcase of a 65-year-old Italian man.

The main claimed he was bringing them home to Italy for his family to eat, where they are considered a delicacy. German officials confiscated the birds and the man may now face a €1,000 fine.

Cologne clash AROUND 4,000 football fans and neo-Nazis clashed with police in Cologne when a demonstration against Islamic extremism turned nasty.

Drunken protestors are said to have thrown bottles, fireworks and rocks at riot police, injuring at least 44. Six people were arrested during the riot.

Fighting ISIS A GERMAN advance mission has been sent to Iraq to assess the possibility of Germany providing military training to Kurdish forces in the fight against ISIS. Germany has already sent weapons, along with 13 Bundeswehr soldiers to give instructions on how to operate the equipment.

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STAT OF WEEK MADRID’S 1,346 agrifood companies represent 7 per cent of the region’s GDP and provides 17,000 people with jobs. With a turnover of €3.8 billion, it exported products worth €1.150 billion in 2013.

SPANISH banks encountered no problems meeting the latest European Central Bank’s stress tests.

The banks of 22 European countries were put to the test and Spain was ranked in 10th position.

This was a far cry from 2012 when Bankia, one of the country’s biggest banks,

TESTS: ECB passed Spain’s banks.

No super-money for super-chefs THE 82 Michelin stars awarded to 25 Spanish restaurants have not conferred immediate riches.

Eneko Atxa, whose restaurant Azurmendi near Bilbao boasts the maximum three stars, has a profit-tosales ratio of around 4 per cent a year.

So does his fellow superchef Nacho Manzano who runs the two-star Casa Marcial in Arriondas (Asturias).

For Martin Berasategui and Juan Mari Arzak, both based in San Sebastian, the ratio rises to 9 and 15 per cent respectively, but this is as good as it gets.

David Muñoz, another respected chef, has revolutionised Spanish

gastronomy at his Madrid restaurant DiverXo, but lost €80,000 in 2012 according to his last registered accounts.

“The great restaurants are not very profitable, not at those prices,” said Josep Francesc Galls, professor of Marketing Management at the Esade Business School.

If the chefs make money it is through agreements with major food groups, products bearing their names and sponsorships, not through meals costing up to €200 a head.

Ferran Adria, whose restaurant El Bulli was named the world’s best and could afford to say so, put it another way: “A groundbreaking restaurant does not focus on profits.”

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Payback time SPAIN’S banks returned 7.7 per cent of public money received from the FROB restructuring fund.

Including the recent €124 million from Liberbank, €4.427 billion of the €57.265 billion cash injection has been repaid.

Quick work FAST food sales in Spain increased by 1.2 per cent to €1.862 billion last year.

Average spending rose to €40.48 per head, according to a study by the EAE Business School.

Deepwater find for Repsol REPSOL has struck high grade oil in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana.

The find is located in the Leon well, 352 kilometres from the US coast. It was drilled in water 1,865 metres deep, reaching a depth of 9,684 metres which places it amongst the company’s deepest wells.

The Gulf of Mexico is one of the

world’s most profitable deepwater drilling areas and the latest discovery comes five years after another important Repsol find, the Buckskin well 50 kilometres from Leon.

Repsol has a 60 per cent participation in the Leon well licence, with the remaining 40 per cent controlled by the Colombian company Ecopetrol.

JURJEN VAN ENTER FLICKR

No sweat, no stress for Spain’s banks needed a €22 billion cash injection and the government requested a €100 billion bailout from the European Union.

None of the 15 banks examined will need to raise new capital and although Liberbank had a €32 million shortfall at the end of 2013, it has raised €616 million since

then and has met the ECB’s requirements.

The reform and restructuring of Spain’s banking system has borne fruit, said a satisfied Luis Maria Linde, governor of the Bank of Spain.

“Spanish banks face the future with healthy balance sheets from a position of solvency,” Linde added.

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Cash flow essential to running a business SUCCESSFUL management of cash flow is essential to running a business.

Try to work on accurately calculating projected income and balancing outgoings with income. A community far beyond your business doors will be harmed if you get it wrong.

Best not to have all your business eggs in one basket. A British government minister once pointed out that most business bankruptcies are caused, not by failure of the business owner, but by the failure of a prime customer.

When a major company goes down the pan it takes scores, sometimes hundreds of small suppliers with it.

A major company’s collapse can

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plunge hundreds of smaller businesses, many of them one-manbands, into bankruptcy. I do remember one British household name builder that actually had less than 20 members of the staff on the payroll.

Their huge labour force was entirely

sub-contracted. When the banks pulled the plug, hundreds of them were left high, dry and penniless.

You should be in a position to survive if a customer or two ceases to do business with you. The cause may not be a client’s insolvency.

Your customer could relocate, find an alternative supplier, downsize, or decide that your service can be more cost effectively done in-house.

Businesses also get into financial difficulties when expectations of income are exaggerated and outgoings airily dismissed. I recall an employee who thought all was well because the till was stuffed with banknotes. What he should have been looking at were

the cheque book stubs.

There is a saying in business: “Turnover is vanity, profit is sanity, but cash is king.”

Getting it right is a fine balancing act. Constantly monitor expenditure. If you can get by without it then ditch it.

If you sensibly predict income, realistically assess outgoings, learn the dark arts of minimising outgoings whilst maximising income, whilst keeping customers happy, your business will prosper.

A crumb of comfort for those facing difficulties. It has been calculated that self-made millionaires on average suffered seven bankruptcies before they hit success.

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Markets refocus on economic data

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TERLING / Euro movements were heavily affected by the run up and then the aftermath of the Scottish referendum vote.

As we approached polling day the pound tumbled sharply as polls identified that the outcome was neck and neck. The unprecedented uncertainty that a Yes vote would have delivered sent shock waves through the financial markets and the pound suffered heavy losses as the possibility of a Yes vote became very real. On the day of the vote itself the markets were more confident of a No vote and this led to a recovery in the pound.

On official confirmation of the No vote the pound rallied further still hitting a two year high against the euro.

Attention is now shifting back towards economic data from both the UK and the Eurozone which will determine the future

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PRESENT DATA: Mainly positive with the pound hitting two year highs against the euro. direction of monetary policy for both. As it stands, the UK is on a trajectory towards raising interest rates whilst the European Central Bank is entrenched in monetary easing.

Recently they undertook aggressive action in the bond market purchasing €1.7bn in a move to kick start the ailing European economy.

This latest move exceeded expectations despite Mario

Draghi’s public ambition to expand the balance sheet up to €1 trillion.

Attention has now shifted back to economic data to feedback a picture on the health of the UK and the Eurozone economies. The UK is as we stand looking likely to raise interest rates next year and this is certainly boosting appetite for the pound.

Continued positive feedback

is required from UK data to support this view and there is a risk that data could start to slow, potentially pushing back the timeline for an interest rate hike. Ironically the strength of the pound in recent months could weigh on future UK data releases and also soften inflation numbers which will slow the urgency of the BoE. However at present the data has been mainly

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positive and hence why the pound is hitting two year highs against the euro.

The euro is under pressure across the currency markets and in particular against the USD. The European Central Bank have cut their main interest rate to 0.05 per cent and cut the deposit rate into negative territory. However there is concern that current measures may not be enough as data continues to disappoint and inflation is still softening. The next step for the ECB would be full blown quantitative easing, which is weighing on the euro overall and if announced could see further weakness for the single currency with GBP/EUR pushing towards 1.35.

However, it is probably unlikely that we will see QE this year and it will probably come, if at all, after December’s release of the second tranche of the TLTRO programme uptake.

Is your professional behaviour helping to drag you down?

BECOMING successful isn’t all about chance; it’s about consciously making good things happen for you.

Of course a little bit of luck sprinkled into the equation is more than helpful, but the grand majority of success is down to hard work and keeping certain behaviour in check.

Sometimes we can be our own worst enemy.

What we do and how we do it can be the life or death of a business or for the opportunity of promotion. All too often we fall into a way of doing things that actually harms rather than advances our chance of success. Therefore, it’s essential to recognise such toxic behaviours and get rid of them quick!

Busy or productive? Just because you might spend the entire day running around like a headless chicken doesn’t necessarily mean that you are getting

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things done. Learn to prioritise. Take a step back, breathe and figure out what exactly needs to be done and concentrate your efforts on those things that will make an impact and encourage progress.

Forget about perfection.

The pursuit of perfection is a great big waste of time.

Imagine it in terms of learning Spanish. Those that refuse to speak for fear of making mistakes never get to practice and their language learning stops in its tracks. It’s the same in the workplace. The best thing to do is just make an effort - try as hard as you

can and you’ll be amazed at how productive you can become.

Planning is progress.

Planning is the most important thing you can do to encourage success.

Rolling out of bed each day with no notion in your head of what you plan to do is a waste of time and a recipe for disaster. Successful people have a plan. They set goals and navigate their working life around conquering those goals.

Get strong. Everyone has a weakness or two within their professional life - a bad habit or something that drags them down. Spot these weaknesses and make an effort to improve.

If you are a nervous public speaker but fancy your chances of becoming a manager, then make sure to work on this weakness.

Attend a class; do whatever it takes to turn your weakness into a strength.

BUSINESS EXTRA

Two suitors A CONSORTIUM headed

by Spanish company Cepsa wants to buy British energy company Salamander. The oil and gas exploration company which operates in Indonesia and Thailand, confirmed the Cepsa proposal plus another from Londonbased Ophir Energy.

The approach by firms would be subject to a “number of conditions,” Salamander said.

Hard times MILK prices fell by almost 20 per cent in October from 39 and 40 cents a litre to around 33 cents, coinciding with the renewal of three and six-monthly contracts between dairy farmers and milk companies.

The government will introduce obligatory 12month contracts next year to forestall destabilised markets.

OPINION & COMMENT

Check it out WE have just returned from the worst holiday ever, so a word of warning on booking a holiday.

If the advert says “We pick you up from your house,” ask for the route. We were collected at 5.45am and after running around on a coach for three and a quarter hours were only 30 minutes from home!

Also ask what type of transport they use: we were on a small runaround for 12 hours. It was like sitting on a spin-dryer for the whole journey.

Do your homework on the location and accommodation. We booked a cruise and required an outside cabin for fresh air and a quiet time. We were not told that the only outside cabins were directly below the activities deck!

We were lucky: some people had cabins directly below the disco.

So the moral of our story is check, check and then check again.

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Dressing up POOR Mike Walsh!

Having become a solid member of the style police he is missing a few very important points about dress and performance.

He is clearly unaware that Mr Steve Jobs built the Apple computer empire by allowing his employees to dress in whatever mode made them feel good: look at the result.

The hoary old uniform and suit argument just doesn’t gel with the facts. As a retired business advisor I have continued researching the psychological impact of Mr Walsh’s attitude versus Steve Jobs’.

Sorry Mr. Walsh, but for business performance the facts are against you. Howard Hughes, a billionaire, dressed like a poor man for a great many years before his demise. Many great artists and entrepreneurs of all types have shared that mode of dress by desire or circumstances.

To judge a person by their clothes is about as narrowminded as it is possible to get.

John Gardner, Almeria

Thief foiled I HAD my handbag stolen by a very crafty gang this morning. A

THIS is a cactus I grew from a cutting a few years ago. It blooms every year, but only lasts one day.

Sebastian Bomford (by email)

man walked between my car and the car parked next to me as I was reversing. Because it was so hot I had the windows down and he indicated that I watch a car that suddenly came behind me.

Then he put his hand through the window and picked up my handbag from the passenger seat. I screamed and swore at him and he threw it back into my car and jumped into the car that had been behind me.

I was parked at the back of Consum in Albir and people were sitting outside a cafe not 50 yards away. The people that do this are so brazen, but I think shouting must have startled him: I am 67 and can be a bit scary! But I thought I should warn people as this is so easily done.

Kathleen Bailey (by email)

Naming names I HAVE become increasingly frustrated by radio presenters’ failure to inform the listening public who actually sings the songs played.

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I listen to a variety of local English-speaking radio stations and it has now become the norm for radio presenters to chatter on about everything other than the artist singing.

During a long drive that lasted over two hours only one artist’s name was given! What is wrong with presenters? Surely the role of DJs is to actually present music? That means informing the listening public of the title of the song and the artist.

Can we have less of the inane chatter and incessant promotions of everything other than the music played?

Come on local radio DJs, start behaving like professional radio presenters.

Jan Holden (by email)

Long way I HAVE just read a Euro Weekly News article about the increased number of people using Alicante airport.

A lot of this is due to the fact Jet2 are not using Murcia airport during the winter months, to the inconvenience of thousands of people living in the area.

Sadly my husband died a few years ago, but I still spend the winter months in La Manga. A few months ago when trying to book my flights for this winter I found none landed at Murcia and I was left with the only option of Alicante airport.

There are no Jet2 flights to Murcia until the end of March next year and none of the other airlines offer flights. Alicante is a good airport but there is no public transport down to La Manga and a taxi costs €120, so we are left

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with no choice but to hire a car which does not come cheap.

I hope you can print this letter as the loss of these flights affects a lot of people.

Phyllis Tyson, Cartagena (Murcia)

Christmas cheer ONCE again San Miguel de Salinas Social Services are asking for help with their Christmas campaign for the less fortunate of our local community.

There are over 70 families, all with at least three children up to the age of 17, registered with Social Services in the village.

They are asking for nonperishable foods along with some festive fare and toys so they can make up food parcels and gifts for Christmas and the Three Kings.

The main collection point is in the old town hall in San Miguel, but a number of local restaurants, bars and businesses have kindly agreed to be collection points.

These are Dolphin Properties, Captain Morgan’s Bar, Mirador Restaurant and The Nook. Social Services are asking for all items to be in to them by December 5 so they can be individually wrapped for each family and child.

With your kind help and donations we can make this appeal as successful as last year’s.

Trish Herbert, San Miguel de Salinas (Alicante).

How to vote REGISTERING to vote has changed in the UK. Whereas before each household had one form for everybody who lived in the property, each individual who is eligible now has to complete a form, giving address, full name, date of birth and NI number.

Those wanting to register for next year’s General Election (if still eligible) can do it online at www.gov.uk/register-to-vote.

You need your last address in the UK, full name, date of birth and NI number. You can apply for a proxy if you want, which is recommended as there may not be enough time to receive your ballot paper and return it.

They will respond by email with a reference number and the information they have sent the to your Local Authority.

Philip Bradley, Benijofar (Alicante)

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A great start for Autumn Cup Showjumping success THE first week of the Costa del Sol Equestrian Tour’s Autumn Cup at Mijas Racecourse - which runs until November 16 - was a great success with many wellknown faces from the world of showjumping at the event.

The event includes categories for young horses, female riders and CS12** classes, counting towards the International Equestrian Federation ranking.

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Master Tour Small (1.25 metres) was won by Lara Whiteway with Bellagio, Master Tour Medium (1.35 metres) by Laura Renwick with Beluga and

Master Tour Big (1.45 metres) by Kevinn Gielen riding Fariska.

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Forgive and forget? Not likely!

LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT

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UST had to happen, didn’t it? It was as predictable as the flowers in May or the X Factor judges using the word ‘amazing’ about a million times a show.

We are now being asked to feel sorry for some of these young toerags who left UK shores to side with the odious ISIS. “It’s not their fault,” cry the ‘uman rights brigade. It’s the media allowing the evil radicalizers to publicise their views that should be taking the blame for their terrorist temptations. What a load of pure unadulterated claptrap! I don’t care how ‘fresh faced’, ‘well liked’ and ‘innocent’ these young men and women were.

They are evil psychopaths who have committed treason against the country that

nurtured them and partaken in unforgivable acts of satanic terrorism. If they return to British shores, all of them must be locked away for life. “Oh, but some of them are too frightened to come back,” wail the parents, who should, to my mind, be locked up as well.

The poor diddums have become fed up with sawing off people’s heads and shooting unarmed victims in the back.

“We wanna come home now, Mum.” Get back to how it all was before we decided to run off and kill people.

Well I’ve got news for them.

They have all forfeited their right to ever live among decent human beings again. They are the scum of the earth and so is anyone who supports them including the lawyers who are no doubt gathering like the vultures they are to once more bleed the British taxpayer out of millions, fighting cases that will no doubt drag on for years. If I had my way I’d lock them up as well. To me they are not much better

than the non-human rubbish they will be earning millions to defend.

Shouldn’t really be angry this week. Things are actually quite good. For the next two weeks I am appearing back in the old Motherland with shows as far apart as Norfolk and Blackpool.

Channel 5’s OAPs Behaving Badly is coming over to film my Flying Curry Circus Christmas party on December 13. Venue to be announced. Plug plug! (Yes, I am doing it again, despite the fact that I’m still trying to live down the first one!) My double pneumonia is finally over and hopefully I don’t have prostate cancer. So it’s onward and upward. Next week’s scribble will issue from the cold and windy shores of the old country, provided I don’t get stopped at the border! Course I won’t, they let anyone in, don’t they!?

Keep the faith Love Leapy leapylee2002@gmail.com.

GATHERING: Lawyers, like vultures, to bleed the British taxpayer.

Life will be easier, they said Mike Walsh Mike, based in Mediterranean Spain, is an international journalist, author and professional writer.

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AM of the generation that looks back with fond memories at the simplicity of life in the 1950s and 60s. If you received a bill you wrote out a cheque, shoved it in the reply paid envelope and popped it in the letterbox. What has happened since?

I will tell you: they said computers would make our lives easier. We receive a €20 subscription renewal payable online.

Logging on, the complexity of navigation makes progress virtually impossible. We finally reach ‘pay’ but our troubles are only just beginning.

Our bank, in its lack of wisdom, now requires online payments to be authorised by using codes printed on the back of a plastic card: fail. Although assured our cards were kosher we now find ours had been wrongly registered. Before a replacement card solution is arrived at, a series of computer hurdles that would try the patience of a NASA scientist must be gone through.

Our internet service provider messes up

its accounts. As a consequence an incorrect payment anomaly shows up. No, they don’t sort out their problem. They need bank approved proof of our payments to satisfy them that we have indeed paid. This necessitates several time-consuming trips between the bank and the service supplier’s offices.

Henry Ford was wasting his time when he said: “If it aint broke don’t fix it.” A basic can-opener was in the kitchen drawer in my young life. A simple device of a type used since before the Zulu Wars. This simple functional implement today is an allsinging and dancing model, but as useless as a walking stick with a wheel on it.

When Phileas Fogg went on his 80 Days Around the World odyssey, a traveller could catch a train at Liverpool Lime Street and be in Manchester quicker than he can today. Purchasing a ticket was far easier.

You simply bought it from the teller. You now have a formidable series of computerised and highly confusing procedures to negotiate.

The number of illegal non-European immigrants in the UK is estimated in the millions. Although I am born and bred British, I cannot take my Spanish resident Central European wife to see our family in

Britain. The costs and complexities of a visa to visit this offshore European island are far too onerous.

In simpler times, the RAF brought rebellious Iraq and Afghanistan to their knees by dropping £5 bombs on their £1 peasant huts. Today, the RAF fails to defeat these ‘tribesmen’ with the FGR4 Typhoon fighter that cost £17.6 billion to develop, priced at £110 million each and cost £3,875 an hour to demolish the same peasant’s hut. This week, hapless Britain washes its hands of its débâcle.

Talking of washing one’s hands, whilst browsing in my medical centre I check out a 10-illustration diagram instructing me how to wash my hands. Yes, life will be easier they lied.

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What did you experience in your youth that kids today never will?

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N the Costa Blanca, the general view is that the main thing kids today will never experience is simply

being kids.

Neil Couzens from Zenia Services said one thing he enjoyed as a child that youngsters today probably don’t was ‘building camps, and bows and arrows.’

He added: “Society has changed and everything is based around technology now and I think that is a shame.

NEIL: Technology has taken over.

STREET TALK Children aren’t learning skills from their parents any more although I do believe the introduction of technology has made youngsters more intelligent; they know how to find answers thanks to the likes of Google.”

Keith Owen from Solar Directa believed children now miss out on the freedom to play outdoors. “I grew up in Somerset by the seaside and we would be out playing all day, getting up to all sorts before we had to come home.

There were no mobile phones and parents didn’t worry, but the world is a lot uglier now and you can’t do that, parents need to be stricter,” he said.

Karen from Mijas TV commented: “Kids are lucky nowadays in that they do not have to experience smoke-filled bars, restaurants, aeroplanes and offices.

When I was younger everywhere we went there were smokers and as a non-

smoker all my life, I didn’t like it but had to put up with it.”

Mark Scott from Aroma restaurant in Mallorca recalled ‘drinking from a hosepipe.’ Children nowadays are told not to drink from hosepipes because of the chances of catching some awful disease and Mark thinks it’s a shame as it was a fond childhood memory of his.

Nicole King from Mi Marbella said ‘dialling a telephone’. She added: “Today’s youngsters will never experience the actual term ‘to dial a number’ because we have push-button phones and not the old-fashioned ‘get your finger twisted’ style like in the old days!”

Ann Baxter from Mojacar Windows and Doors commented: “When we were young, we could go off into the woods to explore on our own. We had a lot more freedom than children today.”

KEITH: World is an uglier place now and not as safe.

Ann Baxter

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A taxing tale of drugs, prostitutes and tobacco-smuggling in the EU Nora Johnson

Breaking Views A Costa del Sol resident for a number of years, Nora is the author of psychological suspense and crime thrillers.

To comment on any of the issues raised in her column, go to www.euroweeklynews.com/columnists/nora-johnson

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NSURPRISINGLY, a huge leap in UKIP support was reported following the £1.7 billion EU surcharge imposed on the UK to reflect the ‘black economy’ of illegal drugs, prostitution and tobaccosmuggling within its GDP. Now, this isn’t a molehill, it’s a mountain! The EU’s penalising the UK for having the most successful economy in the EU, whilst rewarding countries like France for being economic basket cases!

And as for the EU’s attempts to dismiss the problem by claiming these are the rules, no way! The

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: The EU needs deep reform. real issue is: how have the rules been interpreted and applied? It seems blindingly obvious different countries have different ways of operating. And that the UK has taken a more meticulous

approach to reporting income from such intangible sources as drugs, prostitution and tobaccosmuggling than Germany, France or Austria - all lined up for rebates. Or maybe failed to smell

a rat where others, more savvy, did?

Unfortunately, Britain is a land of rule-makers and administrators. Show it a rule, and it’ll be applied unquestioningly. Other countries decide on different criteria.

The real tragedy of the EU is that the shedloads of tax-payers’ money which have been and are still being wasted - on moving between Strasbourg and Brussels, bloated bureaucracy, pay and allowances, and duplicated diplomatic representation - would, spent sensibly under individual nations’ control, have resulted in greater prosperity and better defence against terrorists.

The EU is like a rudderless ship driven by ideology and holed below the waterline. Rather than make crucial structural repairs, it settles for quick-fixes and takes on more payload (regulation,

centralisation and bureaucracy) so guaranteeing it slinks further behind and deeper in the water.

And unless it endorses immediate reform - including reduction of bureaucracy and regulation, liberalisation of labour markets, overhaul of immigration controls - the UK runs the risk of going down with it.

Finally, let’s return to that £1.7 billion surcharge that, we’re told, now takes account of drugs, prostitution and tobaccosmuggling. Doesn’t this number somehow indicate the UK spends more on those items than basic foodstuffs? Given my own food bill, it seems some of my fellow citizens are having a lot more fun than me! What about you?

Nora Johnson’s thrillers Landscape of Lies, Retribution, Soul Stealer, The De Clerambault Code are available from Amazon and iBookstore. Profits to Cudeca. (www.nora-johnson.com)

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Fun, puns and mystery millions Cassandra Nash MARIANO RAJOY: President faces yet more trouble from PP corruption allegations.

A weekly look - and not entirely impartial reaction to the Spanish political scene

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HE latest political scandal’s codename Punica was suggested by punica granatum and a play on the surname of Francisco Granados.

Accused with an associate of stashing an illegal €5.8 million in Switzerland, he is an exsenator and was second in charge after Esperanza Aguirre when she was regional president of the Madrid Community.

Aguirre, who is now secretary general of the regional PP, insisted that she didn’t have “the slightest idea” of what Granados was up to.

In the same breath she called for the courts to speed up the ongoing Gurtel case - another pun,

this time on the surname of its principal player Francisco Correa, incidentally.

After six years it still hasn’t come to court, Aguirre complained.

Not that she was trying to deflect attention away from Granados, of course.

More trouble MARIANO RAJOY must feel

like William Collingbourne as he was being hanged, drawn and quartered in 1484: “Oh Lord Jesus, yet more trouble!” he groaned.

The president, the governing PP and to a lesser extent the PSOE socialists, all face yet more trouble in the shape of another huge politiccorruption scandal. Over the last two years 51 local and regional politicians

including six mayors and high-ranking officials in Madrid, Valencia, Murcia and Leon raked in illegal commissions of between €6 and €7 million on government contracts worth €250 million.

While 300 people a day were evicted from their homes, small businesses went under and employees accepted wage cuts to retain their jobs, these

public servants creamed off money during the worst economic crisis Spain has ever endured.

Nor did they do it for the greater good of party funds because that cash wasn’t destined for a spot of illicit double-accounting and salary top-ups. Every cent of it went into their own pockets and every cent of it came from the taxpayer.

And every cent of those €250 million will cost the two national parties dear when those taxpayers vote in next year’s elections.

Rich pickings JOSE ANGEL FERNANDEZ VILLA, former leader of the SOMA-UGT miners’ union explained that the €1.4 million he declared during the government’s fiscal amnesty was a legacy from his mother.

Ludivina Villa died aged 91 after running a bar in

Tuilla (Asturias) which has a population of 1,200.

She must have done a roaring trade and saved very, very hard.

Power hungry ENRIQUE CALVET of the UPyD party takes over the seat in the European Parliament given up by Francisco Sosa Wagner.

He left following serious discrepancies with the party’s leader Rosa Diez who, Sosa claimed, “is leading the party to catastrophe.”

Exit Sosa and enter Calvet who, after 48 hours of reflection, decided to take the seat despite the longstanding friendship between both men. He has a responsibility towards UPyD voters, he said.

And, friendship notwithstanding, a hunger for power and generous Brussels expenses?

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A selection of Dusty Springfield's performances at the BBC from 1961 to 1995.

1:30am Top of the Pops 2:05am Sounds of the Eighties 2:30am Queens of Disco 3:30am Detectorists 4:00am Dusty Springfield at the BBC 5:00am This is BBC Four

SKY MOVIES Action 7:00am Executive Decision 9:25am Thor: The Dark World Special 9:55am Kick-Ass 2 11:50am Star Trek Into Darkness 2:10pm The Top Ten Show 2014 2:30pm Chain Reaction 4:25pm King Arthur 6:40pm Executive Decision 9:00pm Star Trek Into Darkness 11:20pm Kick-Ass 2 1:10am Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome The third in the trilogy finds Max in savage Bartertown.

3:10am Chain Reaction 5:10am Born to Race: Fast Track

Comedy 7:00am Look Who's Talking 8:40am Look Who's Talking Too 10:05am Look Who's Talking Now! 11:45am Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa 1:30pm Analyze This 3:20pm Analyze That 5:00pm Look Who's Talking 6:40pm As Good as It Gets Heartwarming comedy drama about a disgruntled, misanthropic novelist who falls for a waitress.

9:00pm Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa 11:00pm Jackass: The Movie 12:35am Jackass: Number Two More gross-out gags and painful pranks.

2:15am In a World...

4:00am A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas 5:35am Son of the Pink Panther

6:00am Point Last Seen 7:35am Captain Phillips: Sky Movies Special 7:55am Last Passenger 9:45am Twilight 11:35am Syriana 1:55pm Murder at 1600 3:55pm The Chamber 6:00pm Speed 8:10pm Deadfall 10:00pm The Counsellor 12:20am Cellular 2:05am Internal Affairs 4:10am American Gigolo Ice-cold escort Julian has a Mercedes convertible, a little black book of rich women and a closet full of Armani suits.

But one client is about to jeopardise everything.

6:40am Lincoln: Sky Movies Special 7:00am Drinking Buddies 8:35am Before Midnight Almost two decades after meeting, Jesse and Celine wrestle with marriage and kids in Greece.

10:30am Best Man Down 12:05pm Rain Man 2:25pm August: Osage County 4:30pm About Time 6:40pm Rain Man 9:00pm August: Osage County 11:10pm About Time 1:25am Drinking Buddies 3:05am Disconnect Technology causes several lives to intertwine with terrible consequences.

5:05am Paris - When it Sizzles

Premiere

TCM

7:00am The Good Witch's Wonder 8:45am Contest 10:25am Goodbye World 12:10pm The Good Witch's Wonder 1:50pm Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones 3:35pm Contest 5:10pm The Secret Life of Walter Mitty 7:10pm The Good Witch's Wonder 9:00pm The Secret Life of Walter Mitty 11:00pm Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones 12:45am American Mary

9:55am Black Patch 11:30am Darby's Rangers 1:50pm Gunsmoke 2:55pm Gunsmoke

A talented but debt-ridden surgical student turns to the dark world of illegal body modification.

2:35am Goodbye World 4:30am Pacific Rim: Sky Movies Special 5:00am Hugh Jackman.

While Dillon is out of town a drifter innocently impersonates him.

4:00pm The Lion and the Horse 5:45pm All the Young Men 7:25pm King Rat 10:00pm Spawn 11:50pm Finder's Fee 1:50am Spawn 3:35am Trouble Along the Way 5:30am Ed Sullivan's Rock N' Roll Classics

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BBC ONE 7:00am Breakfast 10:15am The People Remember 11:00am Homes Under the Hammer 12:00pm Call the Council 12:45pm Close Calls: On Camera 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One 2:30pm BBC London News 2:45pm Doctors

BBC TWO 8:45am Close Calls: On Camera 9:15am A Taste of Britain 10:00am ÂŁ100k House: Tricks of the Trade 11:00am Sea City 11:30am World War One - Beyond the Trenches 11:35am The Travel Show 12:00pm BBC News 12:30pm BBC World News 1:00pm The Daily Politics 2:00pm Restoration Roadshow 2:30pm Cash in the Attic

FRIDAY TV

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ITV 7:00am Good Morning Britain 9:30am Lorraine 10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show 11:30am This Morning 11:55am ITV News 12:00pm This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV News and Weather

CH4 9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30am Everybody Loves Raymond 10:00am Frasier 10:30am Frasier 11:00am Daily Brunch 12:00pm Come Dine with Me 12:30pm Come Dine with Me 1:00pm Channel 4 News Summary 1:05pm Come Dine with Me 1:35pm Come Dine with Me 2:10pm Come Dine with Me 2:40pm Small Animal Hospital

CH5 9:00am Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 9:15am Peppa Pig 9:25am Peppa Pig 9:35am Toby's Travelling Circus 9:50am Bananas in Pyjamas 10:00am Tickety Toc 10:15am The Wright Stuff 12:10pm Cowboy Builders 1:10pm 5 News Lunchtime 1:15pm Underground Britain 2:15pm Home and Away 2:45pm Neighbours

SKY 1 6:00am Airline USA 6:30am Airline USA 7:00am Dog the Bounty Hunter 7:30am The Real A&E 8:00am Emergency with Angela Griffin 9:00am Futurama 9:30am Futurama 10:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 11:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 12:00pm Hawaii Five-0 1:00pm Fury Special 1:30pm Interstellar Special 2:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles

3pm 3:15pm Perfection 4:00pm Escape to the Country 4:45pm Holiday of My Lifetime with Len Goodman 5:30pm Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

3:15pm The Rockford Files 4:00pm Cagney and Lacey 4:50pm Who Do You Think You Are? 5:50pm Great British Railway Journeys Goes to Ireland

3:00pm Dickinson's Real Deal 4:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show 5:00pm Tipping Point

3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm Fifteen to One 5:00pm Deal or No Deal

3:15pm NCIS 4:20pm Lone Rider

6:20pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 8:00pm Mastermind 8:30pm Match of the Day Live

6:00pm The Chase 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV News and Weather 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Coronation Street

6:00pm Come Dine with Me 6:30pm Coach Trip 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 8:35pm Unreported World

6:00pm 5 News at 5 6:30pm Neighbours 7:00pm Home and Away 7:30pm 5 News Tonight 8:00pm World War II in Colour

6:00pm The Simpsons 6:30pm Futurama 7:00pm Futurama 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:30pm The Simpsons

11:00pm QI 11:30pm Newsnight

9:00pm Secrets From the Sky 9:30pm Coronation Street 10:00pm Lewis 11:00pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 11:40pm American Gangster

9:00pm Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 10:00pm Gogglebox 11:00pm Alan Carr: Chatty Man

9:00pm Rome: The World's First Superpower 10:00pm Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy 11:00pm Body of Proof 11:55pm NCIS: Los Angeles

9:00pm The Last Ship 10:00pm The Last Ship 11:00pm Micky Flanagan's Detour De France

12:05am Never Mind the Buzzcocks 12:35am Later... with Jools Holland 1:35am When Time Ran Out 3:20am Question Time 4:20am This is BBC Two Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

2:25am Jackpot247 4:00am The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 4:40am ITV Nightscreen Text-based information service.

12:05am Toast of London 12:40am Scrotal Recall 1:05am The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning 2:40am Boss 3:40am Carry on Behind 5:15am Phil: Secret Agent Down Under

12:55am Access 1:15am Super Casino 4:10am Miracle Babies 5:00am Wildlife SOS 5:20am The Great Artists 5:45am House Doctor

12:00am Football's Funniest Moments 1:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 2:00am Hawaii Five-0 3:00am Hawaii Five-0 4:00am Road Wars 5:00am Stargate Atlantis

BBC THREE

BBC FOUR

ITV2

ITV3

ITV4

E4

9:00pm Motorway Cops 10:00pm Comedy Fest Live 11:00pm Bad Education 11:30pm EastEnders 12:00am Family Guy 12:25am Family Guy 12:45am Family Guy 1:10am Family Guy

9:00pm Rule Britannia! Music, Mischief and Morals in the 18th Century 10:00pm The Heart of Country: How Nashville Became Music City USA 11:30pm Country Queens at the BBC 12:30am Dolly Parton: Platinum Blonde 1:30am John Denver: Country Boy 2:30am The Heart of Country: How Nashville Became Music City USA 4:00am Country Queens at the BBC 5:00am This is BBC Four

12:15pm All Star Family Fortunes 1:15pm Emmerdale 1:45pm Emmerdale 2:15pm You've Been Framed!

2:50pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 3:55pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 5:00pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 6:05pm You've Been Framed!

6:30pm You've Been Framed!

7:00pm Royal Pains 8:00pm You've Been Framed Rides Again!

9:00pm Two and a Half Men 9:30pm Two and a Half Men 10:00pm Knocked Up 12:35am Dapper Laughs: On the Pull

11:25am Judge Judy 11:55am Inspector Morse 2:00pm Heartbeat 3:00pm Wild at Heart 4:05pm Wycliffe 5:20pm Second Thoughts 5:55pm Fresh Fields 6:25pm George and Mildred 7:00pm Heartbeat 8:00pm Judge Judy 8:30pm Judge Judy 9:00pm Wycliffe 10:00pm Love Your Garden 11:00pm Collision 12:00am The Vice

7:00am Cheers 7:25am Cheers 8:00am Minder 9:00am The Professionals 10:00am Kojak 11:05am Magnum, P.I. 12:05pm Minder 1:10pm Tommy Cooper 1:45pm Snooker 6:15pm Cheers 6:40pm UEFA Europa League Highlights 7:45pm Snooker 12:15am Age of Heroes 2:20am I Want That Car 3:20am Cheers

3:30pm The Big Bang Theory 4:00pm Rules of Engagement 4:30pm Rules of Engagement 5:00pm Melissa and Joey 5:30pm Suburgatory 6:00pm How I Met Your Mother 6:30pm How I Met Your Mother 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 7:30pm The Big Bang Theory 8:00pm Hollyoaks 8:30pm Melissa and Joey 9:00pm The Big Bang Theory 9:30pm The Big Bang Theory 10:00pm X-Men Origins: Wolverine 12:15am The Big Bang Theory

Crime

Drama

Western.

3:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 4:00pm Obese: A Year to Save My Life USA 5:00pm Inside Gatwick

6pm 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London News 8:00pm The Passing Bells 8:30pm The One Show

9pm 9:00pm EastEnders 9:30pm Citizen Khan 10:00pm Have I Got News for You 10:30pm Not Going Out 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:25pm BBC London News 11:35pm The Graham Norton Show

In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Kirsty Wark.

Bon voyage, Micky!

12am 12:20am The Secrets 12:50am EastEnders Omnibus A chance to catch up on the week's drama in Albert Square.

2:45am Weather for the Week Ahead Detailed weather forecast.

Subversive animated comedy about the trials and tribulations of American family life.

1:30am Some Girls 2:00am Some Girls 2:30am Sweat the Small Stuff 3:00am The Revolution Will be Televised 3:30am Life is Toff

BBC Four is the BBC channel for people who want more.

SKY MOVIES Action 7:00am Hellboy 9:15am Batman Begins 11:35am The Wolverine An old acquaintance brings the clawed mutant to Japan, where he finds himself in grave danger.

1:45pm Fire with Fire 3:25pm Bullitt 5:20pm Hellboy 7:35pm Batman Begins 10:00pm The Wolverine 12:10am Fire with Fire 1:55am Crank 3:30am Barb Wire 5:15am In the Line of Duty: Smoke Jumpers

Comedy 5:35am Son of the Pink Panther 7:25am The Full Monty 9:10am Notting Hill 11:25am Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues 1:35pm This is the End 3:35pm Groundhog Day 5:30pm The Oranges 7:15pm The Full Monty 9:00pm Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues 11:00pm This is the End 1:00am The to Do List 2:55am Groundhog Day 4:50am The Heat: Sky Movies Special 5:10am Heaven Can Wait

8:55am The Liability 10:35am No Good Deed 12:25pm Bad Company 2:35pm Dangerous Mind of a Hooligan A gang of football hooligans turn to bank robbery, with the police in hot pursuit.

4:10pm The East 6:20pm All Things to All Men 8:00pm Children of Men 10:00pm Dangerous Mind of a Hooligan 11:30pm Adrift 1:20am American Psycho 3:15am Children of Men 5:15am Deep Family Secrets

7:00am Holy Night!

8:45am Interstellar Special 9:15am The Santa Clause 11:00am The Best Man Holiday 1:10pm Home Alone 3:10pm Bad Santa 5:00pm The Santa Clause 6:40pm Love Actually 9:00pm Home Alone 11:00pm Bad Santa 12:50am National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2:35am Snowmen 4:10am Holy Night!

5:55am The Secret Life of Walter Mitty: Special

Premiere

TCM

7:00am Pete's Christmas 8:35am The Good Witch's Wonder 10:15am Getaway 12:00pm The Good Witch's Wonder 1:40pm Pete's Christmas 3:15pm Aftermath 4:55pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 7:25pm Pete's Christmas 9:00pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 11:30pm Getaway 1:15am Aftermath 3:05am American Mary

8:40am Gunsmoke

A talented but debt-ridden surgical student turns to the dark world of illegal body modification.

5:05am The Heat: Sky Movies Special

While Dillon is out of town a drifter innocently impersonates him.

9:40am All the Young Men 11:20am King Rat 1:50pm Gunsmoke 2:55pm Gunsmoke A twelve year old boy seeks revenge when he witnesses his father being robbed and murdered.

4:00pm The Catalina Caper 5:40pm Operation Secret 7:40pm Behold a Pale Horse 10:00pm Queen of the Damned 11:55pm F/X 2:05am Queen of the Damned

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BBC ONE 7:00am Breakfast The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. 10:15am Saturday Kitchen Live 11:45am The Lord Mayor's Show 1:10pm BBC News 1:20pm Football Focus 2:10pm Rugby League Tanya Arnold presents highlights of England's Four Nations fixture with New Zealand.

BBC TWO 7:00am Animal Park 7:30am Rugby League 10:20am World War One - Beyond the Trenches 10:25am The Private Life of Plants 11:15am Map Man 11:45am James Martin: Home Comforts 12:15pm Exploring China: A Culinary Adventure 1:15pm Astaire and Rogers Sing George and Ira Gershwin 1:30pm That's Entertainment! 3

ITV 8:20am Signed Stories: Share a Story 8:25am Sooty 8:35am Mr. Bean 8:50am The Matt Hatter Chronicles 9:15am Horrid Henry 9:30am The Munch Box 10:25am ITV News 10:30am The Hungry Sailors 11:25am Murder, She Wrote 12:20pm ITV News and Weather 12:25pm Storage Hoarders 1:30pm Surprise Surprise 2:30pm All Star Family Fortunes

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CH4 7:05am NFL 7:30am Mobil 1 The Grid 8:00am Asics Outrun the Sun 9:00am The Morning Line 10:00am Weekend Kitchen with Waitrose 11:00am Frasier 11:30am Everybody Loves Raymond 12:00pm The Big Bang Theory 12:30pm The Big Bang Theory 1:00pm The Simpsons 1:30pm Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 2:30pm Channel 4 Racing

CH5 9:15am Wanda and the Alien 9:30am Zack and Quack 9:40am Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 10:00am Jelly Jamm 10:15am LazyTown 10:45am Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:20am Gibraltar: Britain in the Sun 12:15pm Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

1:15pm Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy 2:20pm The Santa Suit

SATURDAY TV

SKY 1 7:00am Are You Smarter Than a 10 Year Old? 8:00am Glee 9:00am The Fantasy Football Club 10:00am The F1 Show 11:00am Soccer A.M. 1:00pm World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars 2:00pm The Judge Special 2:30pm The Maze Runner Movie Special Alex Zane chats to the cast of teen sci-fi hit The Maze Runner.

3pm 3:00pm Rugby Union 5:30pm Final Score Jason Mohammad introduces all the day's football results along with reports and reaction from the big games

3:20pm Easter Parade Charming Irving Berlin musical about a despondent dancer who, ditched by his partner, sets about making a star of a chorus girl.

3:15pm Doc Martin Louisa has some new and very annoying neighbours.

5:00pm Flog It!

4:20pm Keep it in the Family 5:20pm Evan Almighty

6:00pm Rugby Union

7:05pm ITV News London

5:00pm Come Dine with Me 5:30pm Come Dine with Me

4:00pm An Old Fashioned Christmas 5:45pm Gifts for Christmas Yuletide drama updating the classic O Henry short story.

3:00pm The Middle 3:30pm The Middle 4:00pm All Aboard: East Coast Trains 5:00pm All Aboard: East Coast Trains

6pm 6:20pm BBC News The latest national and international news from the BBC.

6:30pm BBC London News 6:40pm Pointless 7:30pm Strictly Come Dancing

Gabby Logan presents live coverage from Murrayfield as Scotland's autumn internationals campaign gets under way against Argentina.

Regional news update for the capital and the South East, plus local weather.

8:30pm Dad's Army

7:15pm ITV News and Weather 7:30pm You've Been Framed!

8:00pm The Chase: Celebrity Special

9:00pm A Culture Show Special 10:00pm F1: Grand Prix Qualifying 11:30pm QI XL

9:00pm The X Factor 10:45pm The Jonathan Ross Show 11:45pm ITV News and Weather

6:00pm Come Dine with Me 6:35pm Come Dine with Me 7:05pm Come Dine with Me 7:35pm Channel 4 News 8:05pm Speed with Guy Martin

7:25pm The Christmas Heart

9:00pm Walking Through History

9:05pm The Case for Christmas

Festive family drama about a tight-knit community of neighbours who put their 40year tradition of lighting Christmas lanterns on hold when a local boy urgently needs a heart transplant.

6:00pm Portrait Artist of the Year 2014 Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell begin their hunt for the Portrait Artist of the Year.

7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles

9pm 9:00pm Doctor Who 10:00pm The National Lottery Live 10:10pm The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance 11:45pm BBC News

Quiz show in which the aim is to be interesting.

Stephen Fry looks at a list of L-themed larks - a 'liblabble', as he calls it. With the Reverend Richard Coles, Sara Pascoe, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

Steve Scott with the latest headlines from around the world.

12:15am TOTP 2 1:15am Walkabout 2:50am Harlequin 4:25am This is BBC Two Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

12:05am The Kingdom 2:10am Jackpot247 4:00am The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 4:40am ITV Nightscreen

BBC THREE

BBC FOUR

8:00pm World's Craziest Fools 8:30pm Rugby Union 9:30pm Great Movie Mistakes IV: May the Fourth be with You 10:00pm Sherlock 11:30pm Bad Education 12:00am Family Guy 12:25am Family Guy 2:15am Life is Toff 2:45am Sweat the Small Stuff 3:15am The Revolution Will be Televised 3:45am Snow, Sex and Suspicious Parents 4:45am In Deep 5:00am This is BBC Three

The latest national and international news from the BBC.

Judi Dench, Bill Nighy and Maggie Smith are among the impressive ensemble cast of this gentle comedy-drama from Captain Corelli's Mandolin director John Madden.

Festive courtroom drama.

10:55pm 5 News Weekend 11:00pm Live Boxing

9:00pm Hawaii Five-0 The Five-0 track down three female thieves behind a robbery gone wrong.

10:00pm X-Men

Coverage of the final of Britain's newest boxing competition, the MaxiNutrition Knockout.

Adaptation of the long-running Marvel comic book series.

12:25am On the Road 3:00am Hollyoaks Omnibus 5:05am Location, Location, Location

1:00am Gotham 1:55am Super Casino 4:10am Benidorm ER 5:00am House Doctor 5:25am Make it Big 5:50am Make it Big

12:00am Night Cops 1:00am Costa Del Street Crime 1:30am Costa Del Street Crime 2:00am Hawaii Five-0 3:00am Starlings 4:00am Starlings 5:00am Nothing to Declare 5:30am Nothing to Declare

ITV2

ITV3

ITV4

E4

8:00pm Swarm: Nature's Incredible Invasions 9:00pm Maps: Power, Plunder and Possession 10:00pm Inspector Montalbano 11:40pm Top of the Pops 12:10am Time Shift 1:10am Top of the Pops 2:00am Country at the BBC 3:00am Lionel Richie: Dancing on the Ceiling 4:00am Maps: Power, Plunder and Possession 5:00am This is BBC Four

7:00am Emmerdale Omnibus 9:35am Coronation Street Omnibus 12:00pm I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here Now! Crown Jewels 1:00pm Honey 3:00pm The Little Vampire 4:50pm You've Been Framed!

5:20pm You've Been Framed!

6:50pm Valiant 8:25pm Twister 10:45pm The Xtra Factor 11:45pm Celebrity Juice 12:35am Tricked 1:35am The X Factor 3:10am Dads

7:10am World Kitchen 7:35am Agatha Christie's Marple 9:40am The Royal 10:40am The Royal 11:45am The Darling Buds of May 2:10pm Goodnight Mister Tom 4:20pm 1914 All Out 6:00pm Housewife 49 7:55pm Rosemary and Thyme 9:00pm Doc Martin 10:00pm Midsomer Murders 12:00am A Touch of Frost 1:40am Bomb Girls 2:35am World Kitchen 3:00am ITV3 Nightscreen

7:00am Cheers 8:00am The Professionals 9:00am Motorsport UK 10:00am Bundesliga 11:05am UEFA Champions League Weekly 11:35am Magnum, P.I. 12:40pm Kojak 1:45pm Snooker 6:15pm Highway Patrol 6:40pm Ronnie O'sullivan: Sports Life Stories 7:45pm Snooker 12:15am Horsemen of the Apocalypse 2:10am The Professionals 3:10am Cheers

7:00am Smallville 7:45am The 100 8:30am Happy Endings 11:00am Rules of Engagement 1:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:00pm Melissa and Joey 3:00pm Made in Chelsea 4:00pm Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who 5:45pm Rude(Ish) Tube Shorts 6:00pm How I Met Your Mother 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 10:00pm The Hole 12:00am The Inbetweeners 1:05am How I Met Your Mother 2:05am Rules of Engagement

Comedy

Crime

Drama

10:00pm The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

12am 12:00am Match of the Day 1:20am The Football League Show 2:00am Steal 3:20am Weather for the Week Ahead 3:25am BBC News

SKY MOVIES Action 5:15am In the Line of Duty: Smoke Jumpers 7:00am The Lone Ranger Unmasked 7:30am The Lone Ranger 10:05am White House Down 12:30pm Deep Blue Sea 2:30pm The Top Ten Show 2014 2:50pm Last Action Hero 5:10pm The Karate Kid 7:25pm The Lone Ranger A lawman and his Comanche Indian sidekick embark upon a quest for justice across the American West.

10:00pm White House Down 12:15am Deep Blue Sea 2:15am Miami Vice 4:40am The Karate Kid

5:10am Heaven Can Wait 7:00am The World's End Special 7:30am The Dukes of Hazzard 9:20am Weird Science 11:05am The Heat 1:10pm Wedding Crashers 3:20pm The Top Ten Show 2014 3:35pm Bean 5:20pm 13 Going on 30 7:05pm The Dukes of Hazzard 9:00pm The Heat 11:10pm Wedding Crashers 1:20am Boat Trip 3:05am A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas 4:50am Saving Mr. Banks Special 5:20am Bean

5:15am Deep Family Secrets 7:00am Pain and Gain: Sky Movies Special 7:20am Derailed 9:20am Trance 11:15am The Call 1:05pm The Bone Collector 3:15pm The Sum of All Fears 5:30pm Zero Dark Thirty 8:20pm The Call 10:00pm The Bone Collector 12:05am Trance 1:55am The Canyons 3:45am Derailed 5:40am Malpractice

5:55am The Secret Life of Walter Mitty: Special 6:15am The Elf That Rescued Christmas 7:35am Look Who's Talking Now! 9:20am Ernest Saves Christmas 11:00am The Santa Clause 2 12:50pm Miracle on 34th Street 2:50pm Die Hard 5:05pm The Top Ten Show 2014 5:20pm The Santa Clause 2 7:10pm Sleepless in Seattle 9:00pm Miracle on 34th Street 11:00pm Die Hard 1:15am Jack Frost 3:00am Look Who's Talking Now! 4:45am Holiday Inn

Premiere

TCM

5:20am The Good Witch's Wonder 7:00am Pete's Christmas 8:35am The Good Witch's Wonder 10:15am Getaway 12:00pm Aftermath 1:40pm Pete's Christmas 3:15pm The Good Witch's Wonder 4:55pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 7:25pm Pete's Christmas 9:00pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 11:30pm Getaway 1:15am Aftermath 3:05am American Mary 5:05am The Internship Special 5:20am The Good Witch's Wonder

6:00am The Catalina Caper 7:30am Gunsmoke 8:30am Gunsmoke 9:45am Operation Secret 11:45am Behold a Pale Horse 2:00pm April in Paris 4:00pm The Golden Idol 5:25pm Killer Leopard 6:50pm Bomba in Sabu and the Magic Ring 8:05pm The Command 10:00pm The Perfect Storm 12:30am No Good Deed 2:35am The Perfect Storm 4:50am Fangs of the Arctic

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BBC ONE 7:00am Breakfast The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. 8:35am Match of the Day Gary Lineker presents highlights from all of Saturday's Premier League fixtures. 10:00am The Andrew Marr Show 11:25am Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph 1:25pm Sunday Politics 2:40pm BBC News 2:55pm FA Cup Final Score

BBC TWO 7:00am Life in a Cottage Garden with Carol Klein 7:30am Great British Garden Revival 8:30am Countryfile 9:30am World War One Beyond the Trenches 10:00am The Football League Show 10:40am Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:10pm Exploring China: A Culinary Adventure 1:10pm The A to Z of TV Cooking 1:15pm MOTD2 Extra 2:00pm Rugby Union

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ITV 8:20am Signed Stories: Share a Story 8:25am Sooty 8:35am Mr. Bean 8:50am Ultimate Spider-Man 9:15am Horrid Henry 9:30am Big Time Rush 10:00am The Aquabats! Super Show! 10:25am Dickinson's Real Deal 11:25am Murder, She Wrote 12:25pm ITV News and Weather 12:35pm Carry on Screaming 2:25pm All Star Family Fortunes

CH4 7:45am How I Met Your Mother 8:10am How I Met Your Mother 8:35am FIM Superbike World Championship 9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30am Frasier Niles decides to stand up to Maris. So she decides to divorce him.

10:00am Jamie's Comfort Food 10:30am Sunday Brunch 1:35pm George Clarke's Amazing Spaces 2:35pm The Big Bang Theory

CH5 9:45am Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 10:00am Jelly Jamm 10:20am LazyTown 10:45am Pip Ahoy! 11:00am Milkshake Monkey 11:05am The Mr. Men Show 11:20am Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:55am 5 News Special 12:05pm Access 12:15pm Criminals: Caught on Camera 12:40pm Police Interceptors 1:40pm Getting Even with Dad

SUNDAY TV

SKY 1 7:00am The Hour of Power 8:00am Are You Smarter Than a 10 Year Old? 9:00am Glee 10:00am Inside Gatwick 11:00am World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars 12:00pm WWE Experience 1:00pm Ashley Banjo's Secret Street Crew 2:00pm The Middle 2:30pm The Middle

3pm 5:20pm Songs of Praise Live from Aldershot, the home of the British Army, with traditional hymns and guest soloist Michael Ball. Introduced by Bill Turnbull.

3:00pm Tennis Sue Barker hosts live coverage from the opening day of the ATP World Tour Finals from the O2 Arena in London.

6:00pm Flog it! Trade Secrets Tips on antiques and collectibles.

3:15pm The Unforgettable...

3:45pm The X Factor 5:30pm Downton Abbey Period drama following the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants.

3:05pm The Big Bang Theory 3:30pm The Simpsons 4:00pm The Addams Family Values Black comedy sequel.

3:50pm Cats and Dogs 5:30pm The Polar Express Computer-animated family adventure. A young boy who does not believe in Santa Claus is shocked to see a train stop outside his window on Christmas Eve destined for the North Pole.

3:00pm All Aboard: East Coast Trains 4:00pm All Aboard: East Coast Trains 5:00pm The Simpsons 5:30pm Modern Family

6pm 6:00pm Life Story 6:35pm BBC London News 6:45pm Life Story โ ข 7:00pm BBC News 7:20pm Regional News and Weather 7:30pm Countryfile 8:45pm Strictly Come Dancing

6:30pm Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph 7:30pm Match of the Day - FA Cup Highlights Manish Bhasin introduces highlights from the first round of the FA Cup.

6:35pm Tipping Point 7:30pm ITV News London 7:45pm ITV News and Weather 8:00pm Keep it in the Family

6:00pm Channel 4 News

9:00pm The X Factor Results Show 10:00pm Downton Abbey 11:30pm ITV News and Weather 11:45pm Broadmoor

9:00pm Speed with Guy Martin 10:00pm Homeland 11:05pm Contraband

Includes sport and weather.

6:30pm American Football Live at Wembley The third and final match of 2014's recordbreaking run of sell-out NFL games in London.

7:20pm 5 News Weekend 7:25pm Superman Oscar-winning fantasy based on the classic comic strip, portraying the early years of the man of steel, from his birth on the planet Krypton to his arrival on Earth and the first of his epic battles with the arch-criminal Lex Luthor.

6:00pm The Simpsons 6:30pm The Simpsons 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Futurama 8:00pm The Flash

9pm 9:30pm F1: Grand Prix 11:00pm BBC News The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

11:20pm BBC London News 11:30pm Match of the Day 2

9:00pm The Mekong River with Sue Perkins 10:00pm Police Under Pressure 11:00pm Rugby League

Two-part documentary about Broadmoor Hospital.

Baltasar Kormรกkur's heist caper stars Mark Wahlberg, Kate Beckinsale and Giovanni Ribisi.

10:00pm The MTV Ema 2014 From Glasgow Star-studded awards ceremony celebrating some of the hottest stars in the music industry, live from the Hydro in Glasgow. Hosted by Nicki Minaj and featuring performances from big names including Ariana Grande, Calvin Harris and Ed Sheeran.

9:00pm Modern Family 9:30pm Trollied 10:00pm Hawaii Five-0 Chin puts his entire career on the line to help Danno save his brother's life.

11:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles

12am 12:00am Russell Howard's Good News 12:30am Alpha Dog 2:20am Countryfile 3:20am Holby City 4:15am This is BBC Two

12:45am Rugby Highlights 1:40am The Store 3:30am Motorsport UK 4:20am The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 5:05am ITV Nightscreen

1:15am Alan Carr: Chatty Man 2:10am NFL 5:45am Mobil 1 The Grid

12:00am Most Shocking Moments in Pop 2:50am Super Casino 4:10am The Gadget Show 5:00am House Doctor 5:25am Make it Big 5:50am Make it Big

12:00am Trollied 12:30am Road Wars 1:00am Big Trouble in Thailand 2:00am Costa Del Street Crime 2:30am Costa Del Street Crime 3:30am Spy 4:00am The Kumars 5:00am Nothing to Declare 5:30am Nothing to Declare

BBC THREE

BBC FOUR

ITV2

ITV3

ITV4

E4

8:00pm Doctor Who 8:15pm Doctor Who 9:15pm Shanghai Knights 11:00pm Family Guy 11:25pm Family Guy 11:45pm Life is Toff 12:15am American Dad! 12:40am American Dad! 1:00am Sweat the Small Stuff 1:30am The Revolution Will be Televised 2:00am Snow, Sex and Suspicious Parents 3:00am Life is Toff 3:30am People Like Us 4:30am Life is Toff 5:00am This is BBC Three

8:00pm The Great War 8:40pm The Great War 9:20pm Britain's Wild Places 9:30pm Sounds of the 70s 10:00pm Brian Cox: Space, Time and Videotape 11:00pm Cosmos: A Personal Voyage 11:50pm The Day After Tomorrow: Into Infinity 12:40am The Day the Universe Changed 1:30am The Heart of Country: How Nashville Became Music City USA 3:00am Country Queens at the BBC 4:00am John Denver: Country Boy 5:00am This is BBC Four

7:00am You've Been Framed!

7:25am Emmerdale Omnibus 10:05am Coronation Street Omnibus 12:30pm The X Factor 2:15pm The Xtra Factor 3:15pm 100% You've Been Framed!

4:15pm You've Been Framed!

5:20pm Despicable Me 7:10pm Jurassic Park III 9:00pm Scorpion 10:00pm The Xtra Factor 11:00pm Little Man 12:55am I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry 3:10am The Vampire Diaries

7:00am World Kitchen 7:25am A Touch of Frost 9:15am Columbo 10:50am Heartbeat 12:55pm Inspector Morse 2:55pm Rosemary and Thyme 4:00pm A Touch of Frost 6:00pm Columbo 8:00pm Lewis 10:00pm The One and Only Cilla 11:30pm An Audience with Barry Manilow 12:30am The Life of David Gale 3:00am William and Mary 3:50am Judge Judy 4:30am ITV3 Nightscreen

8:00am Cheers 8:30am Border Security USA 9:30am Minder 10:35am Magnum, P.I. 12:40pm Kojak 1:45pm Snooker 6:15pm Cheers 6:40pm Sports Life Stories 7:45pm Snooker 12:15am Born to Raise Hell 2:20am Jean Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed Doors 3:20am Tommy Cooper 3:50am ITV4 Nightscreen 4:00am Teleshopping

8:35am The Mindy Project 9:00am How I Met Your Mother 10:00am Melissa and Joey 10:55am Hollyoaks Omnibus 1:30pm Made in Chelsea 2:35pm The Mindy Project 3:00pm Space Chimps 4:40pm Rude(Ish) Tube Shorts 4:55pm New Girl 6:00pm The Big Bang Theory 9:00pm St. Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold 11:05pm The Inbetweeners 12:15am Drifters 12:50am Rude Tube

Comedy

Crime

Drama

12:50am The Apprentice 1:50am LYMELIFE Darkly comic drama about unhappy families.

3:20am Weather for the Week Ahead Detailed weather forecast. 3:25am BBC News

SKY MOVIES Action 4:40am The Karate Kid 7:00am Sahara 9:15am Fury Special 9:45am Hulk 12:10pm 47 Ronin An outcast joins a band of masterless samurai to wreak revenge against an evil feudal ruler.

2:20pm Sahara 4:30pm The Karate Kid, Part II 6:35pm Hulk 9:00pm 47 Ronin 11:00pm Kick-Ass 2 12:55am Resident Evil: Apocalypse 2:35am Hammer of the Gods 4:20am Kick-Ass 2

5:20am Bean 7:00am Ali G Indahouse 8:40am Uncle Buck 10:30am Click 12:25pm Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby 2:35pm The Pink Panther 4:35pm Nacho Libre 6:15pm Uncle Buck 8:00pm Click 10:00pm Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby 12:10am Ali G Indahouse 1:45am National Lampoon's Animal House 3:40am Notting Hill 5:45am The Pink Panther

7:25am Pride and Glory 9:40am Hustle and Flow 11:40am Thelma and Louise 1:55pm The Fast and the Furious 3:50pm 2 Fast 2 Furious 5:50pm The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift Teenage car-racing addict Sean is sent to live with his dad in Tokyo.

7:45pm Pride and Glory 10:00pm Oldboy An ad man is inexplicably imprisoned in a sparse cell.

12:00am Blow 2:15am Thelma and Louise 4:35am Single White Female

4:45am Holiday Inn 6:30am Life of Pi 7:00am Christmas in Wonderland 8:45am Miracle on 34th Street 10:30am Elf 12:10pm The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 1:50pm Disney's A Christmas Carol 3:30pm Die Hard 2 5:40pm The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 7:20pm Elf 9:00pm Disney's A Christmas Carol 10:45pm Die Hard 2 1:00am Black Christmas 2:30am Naughty or Nice

Premiere

TCM

5:20am The Good Witch's Wonder 7:00am Pete's Christmas 8:35am The Good Witch's Wonder 10:15am Getaway 12:00pm Pete's Christmas 1:35pm The Good Witch's Wonder 3:15pm Aftermath 4:55pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 7:25pm Pete's Christmas 9:00pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 11:30pm Getaway 1:15am Aftermath 3:05am American Mary 5:05am The Internship Special 5:20am The Good Witch's Wonder

7:40am Off Set 8:00am FilmThe Golden Idol 9:25am FilmKiller Leopard 10:50am FilmBomba in Sabu and the Magic Ring 12:15pm FilmThe Command 2:05pm FilmAssignment to Kill 4:00pm FilmSam Whiskey 5:55pm FilmThe Oklahoman 7:30pm FilmBand of Angels 10:00pm Click to read more about RomeRome 11:10pm FilmEl Mariachi 12:55am FilmRollerball 3:15am FilmEl Mariachi 4:45am Off Set

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BBC ONE 7:00am Breakfast 10:15am Neighbourhood Blues 11:00am Homes Under the Hammer 12:00pm Call the Council 12:45pm Don't Get Done, Get Dom Dominic Littlewood helps people with consumer problems. 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One 2:30pm BBC London News 2:45pm Doctors

BBC TWO 7:05am Homes Under the Hammer 8:05am Call the Council 8:50am Close Calls: On Camera 9:20am A Taste of Britain 10:05am Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 11:05am Lorraine Pascale: How to be a Better Cook 11:35am Click 12:00pm BBC News 12:30pm BBC World News 1:00pm The Daily Politics 2:00pm Coast 2:10pm The Life of Birds

www.euroweeklynews.com

ITV 7:00am Good Morning Britain 9:30am Lorraine 10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show 11:30am This Morning 11:55am ITV News 12:00pm This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV News and Weather

CH4 9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30am Everybody Loves Raymond 10:00am Frasier 10:30am Frasier 11:00am Daily Brunch 12:00pm Come Dine with Me 12:30pm Come Dine with Me 1:00pm Channel 4 News Summary 1:05pm Come Dine with Me 1:35pm Come Dine with Me 2:05pm Come Dine with Me 2:40pm Small Animal Hospital

CH5 9:00am Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 9:15am Peppa Pig 9:25am Peppa Pig 9:35am Toby's Travelling Circus 9:45am Milkshake! Bop Box 9:50am Bananas in Pyjamas 10:00am Tickety Toc 10:15am The Wright Stuff 12:10pm Cowboy Builders 1:10pm 5 News Lunchtime 1:15pm Undercover Benefits Cheat 2:15pm Home and Away 2:45pm Neighbours

MONDAY TV

SKY 1 6:00am Nothing to Declare 6:30am Nothing to Declare 7:00am The Real A&E 7:30am The Real A&E 8:00am Inside Gatwick 9:00am Futurama 9:30am Futurama 10:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 11:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 12:00pm Hawaii Five-0 1:00pm Hawaii Five0 2:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles

3pm 3:00pm Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover 4:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show 5:00pm Tipping Point

3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm Fifteen to One 5:00pm Deal or No Deal

3:15pm NCIS 4:15pm The Good Witch's Charm

6:00pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 8:00pm FA Cup 2nd Round Draw 8:30pm Children's Hospital

6:00pm The Chase 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV News and Weather 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Coronation Street

6:00pm Come Dine with Me 6:30pm Coach Trip 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 8:55pm Rory Peck Awards

6:00pm 5 News at 5 6:30pm Neighbours 7:00pm Home and Away 7:30pm 5 News Tonight 8:00pm The Gadget Show

6:00pm The Simpsons 6:30pm Futurama 7:00pm Futurama 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm The Simpsons 8:30pm The Simpsons

9:00pm University Challenge 9:30pm Only Connect 10:00pm Intruders 10:45pm Some Funeral Directors with Jokes 11:00pm Never Mind the Buzzcocks 11:30pm Newsnight

9:00pm Countrywise 9:30pm Coronation Street 10:00pm Grantchester 11:00pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 11:40pm The Agenda

9:00pm How Rich are You? 10:00pm 24 Hours in Police Custody 11:00pm 8 Out of 10 Cats 11:50pm Toast of London

9:00pm Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle 10:00pm Gotham 11:00pm Under the Dome 11:55pm Pacific Heights

9:00pm Modern Family 9:30pm Trollied 10:00pm Micky Flanagan's Detour De France 11:00pm Arrow

12:15am Great Continental Railway Journeys 1:15am The Apprentice 2:15am This is BBC Two 5:00am I Was There

12:20am The Jonathan Ross Show 1:20am Jackpot247 4:00am UEFA Champions League Weekly 4:25am ITV Nightscreen Text-based information service.

12:20am The IT Crowd 12:50am NFL 1:50am B.A. Pass 3:30am Secret Millionaire USA 4:25am Phil: Secret Agent Down Under 5:20am Location, Location, Location

1:45am Campus PD 2:10am Super Casino 4:10am Benidorm ER 5:00am Wildlife SOS 5:25am The Great Artists 5:45am House Doctor

12:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 1:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 2:00am Hawaii Five-0 3:00am Hawaii Five-0 4:00am Hawaii Five-0 5:00am Stargate Atlantis

BBC THREE

BBC FOUR

ITV2

ITV3

ITV4

E4

8:00pm Don't Tell the Bride 9:00pm Don't Tell the Bride 10:00pm Stacey Dooley Investigates 11:00pm Bad Education 11:30pm EastEnders 12:00am Family Guy 12:25am Family Guy 12:45am American Dad! 1:10am American Dad! 1:30am Bad Education 2:00am Stacey Dooley Investigates 3:00am People Like Us 4:00am Stacey Dooley Investigates 5:00am This is BBC Three

8:00pm World News Today 8:30pm Great British Railway Journeys 9:00pm Horizon 10:00pm Norman Wisdom: His Story 11:00pm Hidden Histories 12:00am Pop Charts Britannia: 60 Years of the Top 10 1:30am Ultimate Number 1s at the BBC 2:30am Detectorists

12:15pm All Star Family Fortunes 1:15pm Emmerdale 1:45pm Coronation Street 2:15pm Coronation Street 2:50pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 3:55pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 5:00pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 6:05pm You've Been Framed!

6:30pm You've Been Framed!

7:00pm Royal Pains 8:00pm Ultimate You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Two and a Half Men 9:30pm Two and a Half Men 10:00pm Knocked Up 12:40am Viral Tap

11:00am Judge Judy 11:25am Judge Judy 11:50am Inspector Morse 1:55pm Heartbeat 3:00pm Wild at Heart 4:00pm Wycliffe 5:10pm Second Thoughts 5:40pm Fresh Fields 6:15pm George and Mildred 6:50pm Heartbeat 7:50pm Wycliffe 9:00pm Wycliffe 10:00pm The Secret Life of Cats 11:00pm Unforgiven 12:00am The Vice

11:40am Cheers 12:10pm Cheers 12:40pm Border Security USA 1:40pm Minder 2:45pm The Professionals 3:45pm Cheers 4:15pm Magnum, P.I. 5:20pm Kojak 6:25pm Alias Smith and Jones 8:00pm Rugby Highlights 9:00pm Motogp Highlights 10:00pm Storage Wars 10:30pm Storage Wars 11:00pm Ax Men 12:00am Bundesliga

4:00pm Rules of Engagement 4:30pm Rules of Engagement 5:00pm Melissa and Joey 5:30pm Suburgatory 6:00pm How I Met Your Mother 6:30pm How I Met Your Mother 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 7:30pm The Big Bang Theory 8:00pm Hollyoaks 8:30pm Melissa and Joey 9:00pm New Girl 9:30pm New Girl 10:00pm Made in Chelsea 11:00pm Come Dine with Me 12:00am The Big Bang Theory

Crime

Drama

3:15pm Moving On 4:00pm Escape to the Country 4:45pm Glorious Gardens From Above 5:30pm Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

3:00pm Tennis Sue Barker presents live coverage from the ATP World Tour Finals, the star-studded finale to the men's tennis season.

Family.

3:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 4:00pm Obese: A Year to Save My Life USA 5:00pm Inside Gatwick

6pm 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London News 8:00pm The One Show 8:30pm Inside Out

9pm 9:00pm EastEnders 9:30pm Room 101 10:00pm Gareth's All Star Choir 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:25pm BBC London News 11:35pm Ebola Frontline

12am 12:20am Citizen Khan 12:50am The Graham Norton Show 1:40am Weather for the Week Ahead Detailed weather forecast.

1:45am BBC News

Comedy series about two metal-detecting friends.

3:00am China in Six Easy Pieces 4:00am Speeches That Shook the World 5:00am This is BBC Four

SKY MOVIES Action 8:10am Excalibur 10:40am Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines 12:40pm R.I.P.D. 2:30pm Bloodsport 4:10pm Alex Cross 6:00pm The Karate Kid, Part II Impetuous karate student Daniel leaves Mr Miyagi and signs up with Terry, a new coach.

8:00pm Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines 10:00pm R.I.P.D. 11:45pm Bloodsport 1:25am Alex Cross 3:15am The Man with the Iron Fists 5:05am The Karate Kid, Part II

Comedy 7:45am Maverick 9:55am Admission 11:45am About Time 1:50pm You, Me and Dupree 3:40pm Grumpy Old Men 5:25pm Grumpier Old Men Old bachelor John has married Ariel, while his grumpy friend Max is still single.

7:10pm Admission 9:00pm About Time 11:10pm You, Me and Dupree 1:05am Stand Up Guys 2:45am Scary Movie 3 4:15am Risky Business

6:30am Loss of Faith 8:15am LUV 10:05am Murder by Numbers 12:15pm The Good Doctor 2:05pm The Da Vinci Code 4:40pm The Washington Snipers 6:25pm Breakdown 8:10pm Closed Circuit 10:00pm The Da Vinci Code 12:30am Basic Instinct 2:40am Falling Down Things become too much for a reserved father as life's annoyances push him to breaking point.

4:35am Jagged Edge

7:40am The Elf That Rescued Christmas 9:05am Mickey's Once upon a Christmas 10:20am Home Alone 12:15pm National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2:00pm Mickey's Once upon a Christmas 3:15pm Gremlins 5:10pm Ernest Saves Christmas Rubber-faced Ernest is the cabbie who has to help Santa find a successor.

6:50pm The Best Man Holiday 9:00pm Home Alone 11:00pm Gremlins 12:55am A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas 2:35am The Best Man Holiday

Premiere

TCM

7:00am Pete's Christmas 8:35am The Good Witch's Wonder 10:15am Getaway 12:00pm Aftermath 1:40pm Pete's Christmas 3:15pm The Good Witch's Wonder 4:55pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 7:25pm Pete's Christmas 9:00pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 11:30pm Getaway 1:15am Aftermath 3:05am American Mary 5:05am The Heat: Sky Movies Special 5:20am The Good Witch's Wonder

8:00am Sam Whiskey 10:00am The Oklahoman 11:35am Band of Angels 1:50pm Gunsmoke 2:55pm Gunsmoke 4:00pm The Green Berets 6:40pm The Gun Hawk 8:25pm Gunsmoke in Tucson 10:00pm Mystic River 12:35am Fearless 2:50am Mystic River Clint Eastwood directs, co-produces and scores this multi award winning drama, based on the novel of the same name, with Oscars for Best Actor (Sean Penn) and Best Supporting Actor (Tim Robbins).

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BBC ONE 7:00am Breakfast The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. 10:15am Neighbourhood Blues 11:00am Homes Under the Hammer 12:00pm Call the Council 12:45pm Don't Get Done, Get Dom 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One 2:30pm BBC London News 2:45pm Doctors

BBC TWO 7:00am This is BBC Two 7:05am Homes Under the Hammer 8:05am Call the Council 8:50am Don't Get Done, Get Dom 9:20am Holiday of My Lifetime with Len Goodman 10:05am Antiques Roadshow 11:05am Building Dream Homes 11:35am HARDtalk 12:30pm BBC World News 1:00pm The Daily Politics 2:00pm Coast 2:10pm The Life of Birds

www.euroweeklynews.com

ITV 7:00am Good Morning Britain 9:30am Lorraine 10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show 11:30am This Morning Presented by Phillip Schofield and Amanda Holden. 11:55am ITV News The latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a local weather forecast.

12:00pm This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV News and Weather

CH4 7:20am King of Queens 8:10am 3rd Rock from the Sun 9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 10:00am Frasier 10:30am Frasier 11:00am Daily Brunch 12:00pm Come Dine with Me 12:30pm Come Dine with Me 1:00pm Channel 4 News Summary 1:05pm Come Dine with Me 2:40pm Small Animal Hospital

CH5 8:50am Noddy in Toyland 9:00am Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 9:15am Peppa Pig 9:25am Peppa Pig 9:35am Toby's Travelling Circus 9:50am Bananas in Pyjamas 10:00am Tickety Toc 10:15am The Wright Stuff 12:10pm Cowboy Builders 1:10pm 5 News Lunchtime 1:15pm Rome: The World's First Superpower 2:15pm Home and Away 2:45pm Neighbours

TUESDAY TV SKY 1 7:00am The Real A&E 7:30am The Real A&E 8:00am Inside Gatwick The focus falls on the Information Passenger Assistants, the public face of Gatwick Airport. 9:00am Futurama 9:30am Futurama 10:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 11:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 12:00pm Hawaii Five-0 1:00pm Hawaii Five-0 2:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles

3pm 3:15pm Moving On 4:00pm Escape to the Country 4:45pm Glorious Gardens From Above 5:30pm Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

3:00pm Tennis Sue Barker presents live coverage of the ATP World Tour Finals, which are taking place in London for the sixth consecutive year.

3:00pm Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover 4:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show Afternoon chat and music with Alan Titchmarsh.

3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm Fifteen to One Sandi Toksvig presents the notoriously tough quiz show.

3:15pm NCIS 4:15pm Secret Liaison When her sister is accused of murder, former DA Samantha Simms tries to clear her name.

3:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 4:00pm Obese: A Year to Save My Life USA 5:00pm Inside Gatwick Meet engineer Stevie, a man who really does have a lot of baggage to deal with.

5:00pm Tipping Point

5:00pm Deal or No Deal

6:00pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 8:00pm The Great Interior Design Challenge

6:00pm The Chase 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV News and Weather 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Wilderness Walks with Ray Mears

6:00pm Come Dine with Me 6:30pm Coach Trip 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 8:55pm Rory Peck Awards

6:00pm 5 News at 5 6:30pm Neighbours 7:00pm Home and Away 7:30pm 5 News Tonight 8:00pm Police Interceptors

6:00pm The Simpsons 6:30pm Futurama 7:00pm Futurama 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm The Simpsons 8:30pm The Simpsons

9:00pm MasterChef: The Professionals 10:00pm Teenage Tommies 11:00pm The Walshes 11:30pm Newsnight

9:00pm Hotel in the Clouds 10:00pm The Nation's Favourite Queen Song 11:30pm ITV News at Ten and Weather

9:00pm Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners 10:00pm You Can't Get the Staff

9:00pm Britain's Worst Crimes

9:00pm The Flash

6pm 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London News 8:00pm The One Show 8:30pm EastEnders

9pm 9:00pm Holby City 10:00pm The Missing 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:25pm BBC London News 11:35pm Imagine...

In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Emily Maitlis.

Mark Austin and Julie Etchingham with the latest headlines from around the world.

Loyalty is the hallmark of any true servant. At Maunsel House, in Somerset, Sir Benjamin Slade is on the hunt for a handyman, after the man who held the position previously ran off with his wife.

Documentary about a double murder which shocked a community.

10:00pm Miracle Babies 11:00pm NCIS

The Flash may have met his match in a metahuman who can transform into a deadly poisonous gas.

10:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 11:00pm Britcam: Emergency on Our Streets

11:00pm Gogglebox

12am 12:55am Imagine... 2:00am Weather for the Week Ahead 2:05am BBC News

12:15am A Culture Show Special 1:15am Film 2014 1:45am This is BBC Two 5:00am The Women of World War One 5:30am Children of World War II

12:10am Blenheim Palace: Great War House 1:10am The Cube 2:00am Jackpot247 4:00am Loose Women 4:45am ITV Nightscreen

12:05am Secrets of the Salon 1:00am Pokerstars.Com Shark Cage 2:00am Cage Warriors 2:55am KOTV Boxing Weekly 3:20am Transworld Sport 4:15am Mobil 1 The Grid 4:40am Asics Outrun the Sun 5:40am FIM Superbike World Championship

12:00am NCIS 12:55am NCIS 1:45am True Crimes: The First 72 Hours 2:10am Super Casino 4:10am Benidorm ER 5:00am Wildlife SOS 5:25am The Great Artists 5:45am House Doctor

12:00am Legends 1:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 2:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 3:00am Hawaii Five-0 4:00am Hawaii Five-0 5:00am Stargate Atlantis

BBC THREE

BBC FOUR

ITV2

ITV3

ITV4

E4

8:00pm Don't Tell the Bride 9:00pm Barely Legal Drivers 10:00pm Snow, Sex and Suspicious Parents 11:00pm Life is Toff 11:30pm The Revolution Will be Televised 12:00am Family Guy 12:45am American Dad! 1:10am American Dad! 1:30am Life is Toff 2:00am The Revolution Will be Televised 2:30am EastEnders 3:00am Snow, Sex and Suspicious Parents 4:00am Barely Legal Drivers 5:00am This is BBC Three

8:00pm World News Today 8:30pm Great British Railway Journeys 9:30pm National Treasures of Wales 10:00pm Storyville 11:00pm The Life and Loves of a SheDevil 12:20am Rosslyn Chapel: A Treasure in Stone 1:20am Tom Jones at the BBC 2:20am Tom Jones - What Good Am I? 3:20am National Treasures of Wales 3:50am Colouring Light: Brian Clarke - An Artist Apart 4:50am This is BBC Four

9:15am The Cube 10:15am Royal Pains 11:15am The Chase 12:15pm All Star Family Fortunes 1:15pm Emmerdale 1:45pm Coronation Street 2:50pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 6:05pm You've Been Framed!

7:00pm Royal Pains 8:00pm You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Two and a Half Men 10:00pm The Vampire Diaries 11:00pm Celebrity Juice 11:50pm I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry 2:05am Two and a Half Men

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Children don’t have to live in fear of reading By the age of nine, Ashley still couldn’t read. This year she graduates from university in the UK with a BSc (Hons) and she still maintains this is thanks to her ChromaGen lenses.

The following is what Ashley wrote as part of her university application; she was accepted in all five choices: “I started to read, learn and participate with more enthusiasm, confidence and courage in activities that previously daunted me. Life no longer scared me or confused me, I was finally free.

“Dyslexia is a handicap by definition and I am dyslexic. I do see many things differently to most people and I believe that this difference is necessary.

History reveals that usually it’s just one person that has the vision and the rest that take note.

“I’ve always known that I have a responsibility to help others. I became the youngest ChromaGen specialist to better understand how to share my experiences and encourage other children to chase their dreams and goals, like me.”

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Nicole King of Mi Marbella radio DYSLEXIA

By Ashley King “Dyslexia, the word that has defined me by changing me from a stupid child into a bright child with a learning disorder.

“I have always struggled greatly at daily activities like reading and writing, things my friends take for granted. Studying may have been more challenging for me than most but I always felt that it was because life expected more from me.

“It was not until my first look through ChromaGen lenses at nine years old that I had the proof of what I had known all along, I couldn’t see properly and that’s

VISION: Special lenses help the brain understand what we see. why those basic abilities were so difficult for me.

“Although the glasses did not completely eliminate my problem

I was able to understand what was happening to me and why. I could once again trust in myself and my own instincts.

For many parents it’s the doing well at school that is of utmost importance, however for me her words “trust in myself” and “Life no longer scared me… I was finally free” are what inspires me

to help other children know about these lenses. Until ChromaGen it has only been possible to treat and improve our sight up to the retina (external visual system).

With ChromaGen an optician can now also control the transmission of the images from the retina to the brain, fundamental to ensure a good understanding of what we are “seeing”; hence the importance of testing anyone with reading or learning difficulties with these lenses.

Mi Marbella – 107.6 fm – English language radio – Mon - Fri 3.305.30pm Marbella News – English language local News TV Marbella Thursdays 7.00-7.30pm Marbella Plus – English language TV show on TV Marbella – Thursdays 7.30-8.30pm www.rtvmarbella.tv www.facebook.com/MIMarbella WithNicoleKing Twitter @_NicoleKing_

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12:05am 24 Hours in A and E 1:05am Music Nation 1:35am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 2:25am Lootera 4:40am The Siege at Red River

12:00am 200 Nips and Tucks and I Want More! 1:00am Dallas 1:50am True Crimes: The First 72 Hours 2:15am Super Casino 4:10am Underground Britain 5:00am Wildlife SOS 5:25am The Great Artists 5:45am House Doctor

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12:30pm Pawn Stars 12:55pm Alias Smith and Jones 1:55pm Minder 3:00pm The Professionals 4:00pm Pawn Stars 4:30pm Pawn Stars 4:55pm Magnum, P.I. 5:55pm Kojak 7:00pm Alias Smith and Jones 8:00pm Pawn Stars 8:30pm Pawn Stars 9:00pm GT Academy 9:30pm Storage Wars 10:00pm River Monsters 11:00pm Age of Heroes 1:05am Guest House Paradiso

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3:00pm Tennis Sue Barker introduces further live coverage of the ATP World Tour Finals from the O2 Arena in London.

Drama. A famous musician retreats from the world and returns to her home town.

3:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 4:00pm Obese: A Year to Save My Life USA 5:00pm Inside Gatwick

6pm 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London News 8:00pm The One Show

9pm 9:00pm Waterloo Road 10:00pm The Apprentice 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:25pm BBC London News 11:35pm Looking After Mum - A Children in Need Special

Martin escapes an interrogation, only to learn that Sonya and Aiden have been kidnapped.

12am 12:35am Film 2014 1:05am The Notorious Bettie Page 2:35am Weather for the Week Ahead Detailed weather forecast. 2:40am BBC News

Art historian Dr Nina Ramirez reveals the codes and messages hidden in Anglo-Saxon art.

12:30am The Joy of Easy Listening 2:00am Easy Listening Hits at the BBC 3:00am Elvis Costello: Mystery Dance 4:00am Treasures of the Anglo Saxons Art historian Dr Nina Ramirez reveals the codes and messages hidden in Anglo-Saxon art.

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3:10pm Flags of Our Fathers 5:30pm King Arthur 7:40pm Executive Decision Islamic terrorists take control of a Washington-bound jet.

10:00pm Predator 11:50pm Predator 2 A tough cop finds himself facing a towering alien beast known as the Predator in Los Angeles.

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7:40am Holiday Inn 9:25am Home Alone: The Holiday Heist 11:05am Christmas in Wonderland 12:50pm Interstellar Special 1:20pm Die Hard 3:35pm The Santa Clause 5:20pm Millions When a bag of cash lands in young Damian's lap, he takes it as a sign from God to help the poor.

7:05pm Sleepless in Seattle 9:00pm The Santa Clause 10:45pm Die Hard 1:00am Sleepless in Seattle 2:50am Millions When a bag of cash lands in young Damian's lap, he takes it as a sign from God to help the poor.

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A talented but debt-ridden surgical student turns to the dark world of illegal body modification.

5:05am The Internship Special Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson talk about their roles in the tech-tastic comedy.

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Two Bounty hunters bring in an ill man to claim their reward money.

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12:05am Dangerous Ground 1:55am Point of No Return 3:45am Face of a Fugitive A man framed for murder tries to build a new life after escaping the law.

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1869: The Victorian Aboriginal Protection Act is enacted in Australia, giving the government control of Aboriginal people’s wages, terms of employment, where they can live and of their children.

1871: Dr David Livingstone, the missing British explorer, is found

by Henry Morton Stanley near Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania. Mr Stanley greets Dr Livingstone with the now-famous words: “Dr Livingstone, I presume?”

1918: Representatives of the Allied Forces meet German leaders in northern France and sign an armistice, thus bringing an end to World War I. 1960: John F Kennedy beats Richard Nixon by a narrow margin to become the youngest ever President of the United States at age 43.

1974: Police begin their hunt for aristocrat Lord Lucan following the murder of his children’s nanny.

Sandra Rivett, aged 28, had been bludgeoned to death in the basement of the Lucan family home on Belgrave Street, London.

Lord Lucan was never found and is presumed dead.

1989: After weeks of civil unrest, the East German government announces its citizens can visit West Germany and West Berlin.

Thousands of people converge on the Berlin Wall to celebrate and climb into West Berlin.

1996: Bill Clinton wins a second term in the Oval Office after defeating Bob Dole in the US presidential elections. He is the first Democratic President to be reelected since Franklin D Roosevelt.

Two years later he was at the centre of a sex scandal involving a White House intern, Monica Lewinsky.

2004: Yasser Arafat dies in hospital in Paris, France, at the age of 75, from multiple organ failure. His death brings to an end more than 40 years rule of Palestine. He had been in a coma for eight days.

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Gretta and her boyfriend Dave are college sweethearts and song writing partners who move to New York when Dave gets a deal with a major record label.

But fame goes to Dave’s head and temptation leads him astray. Heartbroken Gretta goes out to make it on her own, and is soon discovered by a disgraced record executive. The promising collaboration between the two blossoms as Gretta realises her priorities in life have changed and she must follow her own path.

Stars Keira Knightly, Mark Ruffalo and Adam Levine. Run time 104 mins, Rated R. SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) Having put in extra effort to bring a zing into your life, it is important that you keep the impetus going. This is not only good for your health and wealth, but also your mind. Although trying something new brings a few odd remarks your way, try not to be sidetracked.

SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) There is still a strong accent on family matters and getting things sorted out. The way ahead is clear. If you are able to persuade someone that an idea was theirs and not yours, so much the better. Being in a practical mood serves you well because it is possible to get a lot done in the next few days. The weekend, however, is another matter.

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Your mind is still sharp this week and there are many questions that you would like answered. Doing a bit of research proves fruitful and also quite amusing. A recent contact may not come up with the proposition hoped for, but realise that it is still early days.

AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) A meeting midweek could mean a change to your finances for the better. In the short term, it may be necessary for you to rearrange money and appointments but try not to be too put out. Change is perhaps something that we become less tolerant of after a situation has gone on for a time.

PISCES (February 20 - March 20) There is so much that has come to light in the past few weeks. It is no wonder that your mind is reeling. All will become clear in the weeks ahead and this cannot be rushed. However, there is a need to look after your health and get out in the fresh air. Any thought of joining a walking club or health group should be pursued.

ARIES (March 21 - April 20) A pleasant surprise makes you a little more optimistic midweek. It is possible for you to take on negativity too quickly. The next time something does not go according to plan, hold fire. It is amazing what a little time and distance will solve.

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November 6, Ethan Hawke, 44, actor Hawke rose to prominence for his role in the 1989 film ‘Dead Poets Society’ and won a Screen Actors Guild award nomination for playing a rookie police officer in ‘Training Day.’ He is married to actress Uma Thurman.

November 7, Joni Mitchell, 71, singer and songwriter Folk singer Mitchell released her album ‘Blue’ in 1971 - featuring her best known song ‘River’ - and is considered one of the best albums of all time by Rolling Stone magazine.

November 8, Gordon Ramsay, 48, chef and television presenter Television chef Ramsay’s various restaurants have received 15 Michelin stars in total. He is best known today for presenting television

TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) Although last week was not run at the pace anticipated, now the pace certainly picks up. Finances are still firmly on the agenda, but this time you will be able to deal on a more relaxed basis. A contact made recently gives you the opportunity not only to make some money but also to enlarge your circle of friends.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Make a point of putting on a happy face and your mood will stay high. There is still some more to be done to improve your social life and a recent offer of charity work may be just the thing.

Avoid restricting the sort of folk who you are willing to mix with. Cultural differences apart, it is quite an eye-opener to find out how others live and think.

THE ONLY WAY IS ESSEX 1. The Rutshire Chronicles, including Riders (1985), Rivals (1988) and The Man Who Made Husbands Jealous (1993), were all written by which ‘romantic novelist’, who was born in Hornchurch in February 1937?

2. Which actress, born in Ilford in December 1934, starred as Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter film series (2001–2011)?

3. Which actress, born in Laindon in May 1930, is best remembered for her roles in the Carry On films, and latterly for playing Madge Hardcastle in As Time Goes By, and Mrs Wembley, the cook with a liking for sherry, in On the Up? 4. Which actress, singer, dancer and television personality, born in Basildon in May 1974, presented Channel 4’s The Big Breakfast from 1997 to 1998 and from 2000 to 2001?

5. Which comedian, actor, radio host, author and activist, born in Grays in June 1975, played the title character of the 2011 remake Arthur?

6. Which comedian, writer, actor and voice-over artist, born in Epping in March 1958, appeared in numerous cult classic sitcoms, including The Young Ones (1982–84), Filthy Rich and Catflap (1987), The New Statesman (1987–94) and Bottom (1991–95)?

7. Which footballer and manager, born in Dagenham in January 1920, was manager of the English national football team from 1963 to 1974?

8. Which former track and field athlete, born in Chigwell in July 1966, won the 1992 Olympic gold medal in the 400 metres hurdles? She is the only female British athlete to have won Olympic, World, European and Commonwealth titles.

How many English words of four letters or more can you make from the nine letters in our Nonagram puzzle? Each letter may be used only once (unless the letter appears twice). Each word MUST CONTAIN THE CENTRE LETTER (in this case B) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.

programmes such as ‘Hell’s Kitchen,’ ‘MasterChef’ and ‘Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares.’

November 11, Leonardo DiCaprio, 40, actor A teen heartthrob throughout much of the 90’s, DiCaprio is one of Hollywood’s biggest stars and won a Golden Globe award for Best Actor for his role as Howard Hughes in ‘The Aviator.’ In the past he has dated supermodels Bar Rafaeli, Gisele Bundchen and Erin Heatherton.

November 11, Demi Moore, 52, actor Previously married to fellow actor Bruce Willis, Moore later married Ashton Kutcher but the couple split in 2013. She is well-known for her role in the 1990 film ‘Ghost’ and also for her role as a stripper in the 1996 film ‘Striptease.’

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) Being considerably more relaxed about those things which cannot be changed has taken a weight from your shoulders. It is also easier to understand why others have taken this approach in the past. There is, however, a balance to be found. Don't be put off by people who have become sloppy in their approach because this is not going to affect you.

LEO (July 24 - August 23) Are you still patting yourself on the back for that recent achievement? Socially, this is a lovely week when old friendships are strengthened and new acquaintances prove to be relaxing. It is another mellow week but one in which you seriously consider making a major change.

TARGET: Average: 6 Good: 8 November 7, David de Gea, footballer The Manchester United goalkeeper began his career with Atletico Madrid and was captain of the Spain under-21 national side that won the European Championship in 2011.

He moved to Manchester United in June 2011 for £17.8 million (€22.5 million), a British record for a goalkeeper.

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VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) Be your charming self this week without pushing too much. A natural approach when you are seeking a response is the best course of action. Simply being in the right place and under someone's gaze is all that is required. Are you getting itchy because an offer is not forthcoming? Well, if you absolutely must, then get a little bird to whisper in their ear.

LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) It is clear that you really love your hearth and home but, every now and again, there is a small voice calling. The good things in life appeal and, to have these, an effort is involved. Do not underestimate the amount of pleasure that you will enjoy when putting in that extra effort. It does, after all, involve other people. Some of those people prove to be quite fascinating.

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The purpose of the Hexagram puzzle is to place the 19 six-letter words into the 19 cells. The letters at the edges of interlocking cells MUST BE THE SAME. The letters in the words must be written CLOCKWISE. The word in cell 10 (STORMY) and one letter in four other cells are given as clues.

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Across 1 Egyptian cross broken by Khan (4) 3 Wrong press sat around (8) 9 Mix-up as Spurs excel (7) 10 Some cats easily perplexed (2,3) 11 Second gallery in Washington, perhaps (5) 12 Oriental satisfies, back in respect (6) 14 Pass error by England (6) 16 Remove delegate and Latin sweetheart (6) 19 Came in anyway for the entertainment (6) 21 A level surface for an aircraft (5) 24 Fragrance from a Roman perfumery (5) 25 Hate rude kid’s lie (7) 26 Meet Len’s assorted constituents (8) 27 Refuse from the golden years (4)

Unscramble the name of a dessert food (two words): BUG-RIDDEN PAD

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THING THING attitude (7) 17 Some help, as outside Texan town (2,4) 18 Forbidden, we hear, it is crook (6) 20 Venezuela teacher demonstrates lift (5) 22 Kale I cooked the same (5) 23 Noblewoman returns in ‘Torquemada’ (4)

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Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 2 represents Q and 15 represents R, so fill in Q every time the figure 2 appears and R every time the figure 15 appears. Now, using your knowledge of the English language, work out which letters should go in the missing squares. As you discover the letters, fill in other squares with the same number in the main grid and the control grid.

Across 7 Monarch’s home (6) 8 Rubbed out (6) 9 Untidiness (4) 10 Slipshod (8) 11 Rubeola (7) 13 Snatches (5) 15 Cluster (5) 17 Longs for (7) 20 Well known or easily recognised (8) 21 Expressed (4) 23 Make a choice (6) 24 Confused jumble (6)

Down 1 Wired enclosure (4) 2 Reasons (6) 3 Arrived at (7) 4 Facial growth (5) 5 Seaman (6) 6 Showing reason or sound judgment (8) 12 Schooled (8) 14 Confidences (7) 16 Unstable situation of extreme difficulty (6) 18 Mad (6) 19 Unchanging and unmoving (5) 22 Not in action or at work (4)

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Down 1 Helped to show Neddy is another diminutive for Edward (8) 2 Are OK, kind of, in divided country (5) 4 Hurries to find the marsh plants (6)

5 Spare can found in the street (5) 6 Australia began before it became bleak and forbidding (7) 7 Take short rests back on the bridge (4) 8 Reacts badly but provides food (6) 13 Church measure unknown quantity results in boneyard (8) 15 Fat individual taken in by modern

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS CRYPTIC Across: 1 Hera, 4 Tramp, 9 Alibi, 10 Netball, 11 Statute, 12 Clone, 13 Skeins, 15 Recess, 18 Lease, 20 Sustain, 23 Emotive, 24 Atlas, 25 Earls, 26 Data.

Down: 2 Emirate, 3 Adieu, 4 Tandem, 5 Article, 6 Plato, 7 Rags, 8 Pliers, 13 Seller, 14 Needier, 16 Epaulet, 17 Ushers, 19 Alone, 21 Staid, 22 Nose.

QUICK Across: 1/23 Save face, 3 Obstruct, 9 Parlour, 10 Recur, 11 Obese, 12 Tassel, 14 Excite, 16 Untrue, 19 Dancer, 21 React, 24 After, 25 Isolate, 26 Earnings, 27 Fees.

Down: 1 Supposed, 2 Verge, 4 Berate, 5 Terms, 6 Unclear, 7 Torn, 8 Covert, 13 Restless, 15 Chatter, 17 Narrow, 18 Crying, 20 Corgi, 22 Aware.

Across 1 Dejar entrar (5) 4 Toll (on road, bridge) (5) 7 Nephew (7) 8 Aunt (3) 10 River (3) 11 So much (3) 12 Paciente (7) 14 Semillas (5) 15 Escenario (teatro) (5)

Down 1 Olives (9) 2 More (3) 3 Stools (seats) (9) 4 Detenidos (en cárcel) (9) 5 Más o menos (5) 6 Caro (9) 9 Manzana (fruta) (5) 13 Té (3)

ENGLISH-SPANISH Across: 1 Locust, 4 Odio, 8 Stars, 9 Anger, 10 Esmeralda, 13 Glove, 15 Ancla, 16 Near, 17 Navaja.

Down: 1 Last, 2 Coats, 3 Sostener, 6 Oar, 7 Calabaza, 11 Ducha, 12 Vaca, 13/5 Gun dog, 14 Oca.

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Since its almost exponential growth and integration into everyday life from the early 90’s onwards, most people would agree that nowadays they would be lost without the internet. Here are 10 things you perhaps never knew about the World Wide Web. 1. Seven people in the world hold a ‘key to the internet.’ These seven key holders - from different parts of the world - will be able to ‘reboot’ an integral part of the internet system should catastrophe strike and the internet shuts down. All seven have long backgrounds in internet security and work for various international institutions.

2. The internet speed on the International Space Station - 330 kilometres above the surface of the Earth - is faster than the average internet speed in Australia.

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3. In 1995, Newsweek published an article that ridiculed the idea of people using the internet to get their news, learn, or buy airline tickets - much of what the majority of people do on the internet today. Newsweek still has the article archived on its own website.

5. There is a murkier, much bigger version of the internet out there known as the ‘deep web’ or ‘hidden web.’ Believed to be at least 500 times bigger than the internet we use, sites on the deep web are anonymous and are not indexed by search engines such as Google or Bing. The data on the dark web is not necessarily intentionally hidden, but it is hard for conventional search engine technology to find it and make sense of it.

PhotoMath Free PhotoMath is the world’s first camera calculator and will go down well with school kids. Point the camera towards the mathematical expression, take a photo, and PhotoMath will display the result. By using the steps button, you can see the full solution.

Just Joking Q: Why couldn’t the blonde add 10+5 on a calculator?

A: She couldn’t find the ‘10’ button.

Me: Should I get into trouble for something I didn’t do?

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Innocent boy to a girl at party: Would you like to dance?

Girl smiled and said: Yes... for sure!

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INTERNET: Reaching out to everyone. scavenging for copper. Georgia provides 90 per cent of neighbouring Armenia’s internet.

7. Swedes love the internet. Seventy-five per cent of Swede’s use the internet, making Sweden the country with the largest percentage of internet users.

8. The first ever website was published on August 6, 1991, at CERN, the European nuclear research and particle physics laboratory where Tim Berners-Lee - creator of the internet worked. The website describes what the web actually is, and it links to further pages about the history and technology behind it.

4. It took radio 38 years to reach an audience of 50 million. Television took 13 years to reach the same amount of people. The internet only took four years to reach that number.

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9. The website for cartoon character Garfield owned the domain ‘gmail.com’ as part of their free email service. Google late acquired the name for its own email service.

INTERNET CREATOR: Tim Berners-Lee. 6. The entire country of Armenia was left without internet for five hours in 2011 when a 75-year-old Georgian woman accidently cut a fibre-optic cable while

Sudoku Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3X3 box contains the digits 1-9. There’s no maths involved. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic.

10. The first ever email was sent in 1971 by Ray Tomlinson, the US programmer who created email. The ‘@’ symbol was used to signify that the message was sent to a person and not to a machine.

Boggled How many English words can you find in the Boggled grid, according to the following rules?

The letters must be adjoining in a ‘chain’. They can be adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

Words must contain at least four letters and may include singular and plural or other derived forms.

No letter may be used more than once within a single word, unless it appears twice.

No vulgarities or proper nouns are permitted.

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION spell, spree, spreed, spare, spared, scale, scalp, scare, icier, write, writer, lapel, larva, larvae, palls, pared, parer, purer, puree, pureed, crisp, cruet, crier, carps, career, carer, caret, carve, carved, curio, curie, curve, rural, racier, reaps, reared, rearm, revere, aerie, wirer, wired, weave, weaver, weaved, eared, eerie, raver, raved, tired, tiered, dearer, merit, merer, feral

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Fia i backen - five years providing distinctive Swedish designer fashion NESTLED away in the beautiful Spanish part of La Campana, Nueva Andalucia, you will find the unique Swedish clothing boutique, Fia i backen.

This beautiful designer shop, owned by Fia Ensgard, stocks carefully selected collections from Sweden’s most desirable clothes designers. Bealdino, Design Werks, Ada Fashion and Holebrook are just a few of the names that you will find in the store.

The clothes, which are hand-picked in Sweden by Fia herself, are chosen for elegant and sophisticated ladies who can acquire their latest fashion ensemble with a selection of mix and match tops, skirts, trousers and jackets.

These fashion houses are not only renowned in Scandinavia but are now also extremely popular in other countries. Personal dressers select

FIA ENSGARD: In love with design since childhood, she hand picks the boutique’s elegant stock.

designs from Bealdino to dress many Hollywood celebrities.

Having celebrated its fifth anniversary on Saturday, this stunning boutique has definitely passed the test of time. Eager customers travel from as far afield as Nerja and even London,

just to be able to buy the latest designs.

Fia’s passion for clothing started as a young girl, when she spent hours making dolls’ clothes. When she came to reside in Spain, it was a natural progression for her to carry on with her love of design and clothing. She prides herself on the fact that she is the only boutique selling these designers in Spain and with only a few sizes purchased in each design, ladies can rest assured that they won’t be wearing the same outfit as their friends.

The shop, which is open all year, has a great following and can also be found on Facebook where Fia gives the clients a little taster of the latest collections.

Shop opening times: Monday to Friday 11-2pm and 5-8pm, Saturday 10-2pm Telephone 952 81 65 12 Email fia@fiabacken.es

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Organ donations and transplants on course to reach new record THIS year could mark a new record for the number of organ donations and transplants in Spain.

Based on the figures so far for 2014, the Director of the National Transplant Organisation (ONT), Rafael Matesanz, said, “everything suggests that Spain will surpass the record this year.”

Last year, more than 4,000 donations and transplants were recorded. The number of live donations is approaching 20 per cent, when last year it was 15 per cent.

Speaking at the 27th National Renal Conference, Matesanz said waiting lists had been reduced, particularly in kidney transplants, which had fallen for four consecutive years, which

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he said gave a message of hope and encouragement to renal

patients: “It’s an example of how the transplant system continues to operate with all the effort of professionals and is very good news.”

Spain currently has around 4,000 people on the transplant waiting list.

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Don’t get down about the small stuff - draw on your inner strength Erica Russell Watson: My journey – and I’m driving

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SEPTEMBER: Back at home a bit bruised and sore, but happy to be in familiar surroundings. The next few days would be all about rest, getting my drain taken out when the levels had dropped sufficiently and above all taking things easy with my right arm.

I was under strict instructions not to lift anything or to exert myself in any way. I had been unaware initially what the long term implications of having all my lymph nodes removed would be.

As I no longer had a lymphatic drainage system I could be left with a serious side effect called Lymphedema.

Lymphedema is a condition of localised fluid retention and tissue swelling caused by a compromised lymphatic system which returns liquid to the thoracic duct and then the bloodstream.

So tissues with lymphedema are at risk of infection and swelling.

There are exercises and physiotherapy you can do to help your system but I will go into this in future blogs.

Prevention is better than cure! Hence no lifting, no lying on the affected side, no

ERICA: Finding ways to adapt when the simplest tasks become impossible. tight clothing and, in the longer term, avoidance of rigorous sports and when doing any sport I would have to wear an arm support for compression purposes.

For me this was going to be the most challenging aspect!

The cancer and operations I could deal with, but the prospect of possibly not being able to play racket sports for the long term or even indefinitely was going to be tough to take.

You just have to find alternatives or learn to play left handed!

Also the realisation that the simplest tasks, in the short term, would be impossible hit home - no chopping food, washing up, changing the beds, opening things, lifting and definitely no driving for a few weeks.

So what do you do? Adapt.

Necessity is the mother of all invention. I started to use my left arm for most tasks.

The sight of me sitting on my kitchen work surface on top of a grater and using my left hand to muster a sprinkling of lemon zest must have been something else!

Incidentally, freeze lemons general household chores, it and grate the rinds into your has become a time for them food, not only does it to show greater maturity and intensify the flavour but it is autonomy. supposed to be an enemy to It has been tough for them cancer so a friend to us! but pulling together helps me Don’t get too down over along the road to recovery so these smaller issues and find I applaud their efforts and another way of doing things. their spirit despite some We are all stronger than we grumbles at first! imagine it’s just that we don’t My hope is that living realise it until we are tested. through this experience will Draw on your inner make them more resilient and strength and you will be better able to cope with the amazed how you overcome challenges that life will every obstacle put in your inevitably throw at them over way. the coming years.

For me every day got Lead by example. If you are better, I ate well thanks to the a bag of nerves just imagine army of Spanish neighbours how your children and people and friends bringing food to around you will feel! my door like ants!

No shame in having a good My son cry, I hold my became my hand up!

For those of nurse and It is a good you who have changed my release but get cancer and bandages, over it and have children, much to his dust yourself my tip is credit, as off and get off to be as many adults the canvas. honest as would have A little possible. balked at the dramatic? Not sight of my really - you are scars. in a battle for For those of your life. you who have cancer and You have to go the full 10 have children, my tip is to be rounds so come out your as honest as possible but corner fighting with your carry on as normal. gloves up.

Every cloud has a silver You will beat cancer with a lining and my illness has positive attitude. Your illness given us all an opportunity to is a journey and one that will recalibrate. It was time the deal you curve balls. children took on more My curve ball was just responsibility domestically about to be launched… the and they have stepped up to phone call I had been waiting the challenge. for with my operation results Aside from cooking, came. The news was not cleaning, washing and good.

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Bin cough medicines and go for honey and lemon NHS bosses and leading doctors in the UK say cough medicines are a waste of money and traditional home-made remedies with lemon or honey are the best approach.

Cough medicines are part of CURER: Pro-bio sore throat improvement.

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Choc-ice could help prevent sore throats AUTUMN is here and it may not be ice cream weather any more, but a new choc-ice could be just what the doctor ordered in helping to ward off sore throats.

Scientists at a dental college and hospital in India have tested a choc-ice containing a friendly bacteria, which is normally found in the human intestines, to see if it had any effect on streptococcus, the strain of bacteria that commonly causes sore throats.

Thirty volunteers were asked to eat a choc-ice

every day for 18 days.

Half of the group ate a normal choc-ice and the other half a pro-biotic one.

Those eating the probiotic treat were shown to have lower levels of streptococci in their saliva.

an over-the-counter healthcare industry worth billions a year but the NHS Choices website said: “There’s little evidence to suggest cough medicines actually work, although some ingredients may help treat

symptoms associated with a cough, such as a blocked nose or fever.”

It adds that home-made remedies containing honey and lemon work just as well for a short-term, viral cough.

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Miraflores Restaurant at Club Mira for excellent service and sensational MIRAFLORES Restaurant situated in the Miraflores Urbanisation, has been a favourite on the coast for many years. The elegant interior accompanied by excellent service and sensational food has given this restaurant the name it deserves.

The name aptly describes the exterior of this refined eatery, where you can see a plethora of beautiful flowers and tropical gardens, which surround the outdoor pool and children’s play area.

The varied international menu; will definitely tantalise a variety of palates, with a variety of starters

including House salads, soups and traditional Spanish plates, such as Gambas pil-pil, octopus and fried calamares.

The main courses have a more international flavour, incorporating quality ingredients picked especially by the head chef. Variants on the traditional Spanish paella are a favourite for many, and for the carnivores among you, steak cooked to your liking with a choice of sauces will certainly go down well with a nice bottle of their Rioja.

Events are very popular at the club. On Wednesday November 19, the Honky Tonk Cats are

MIRAFLORES: Beautiful gardens surround the outdoor pool. performing for the last time this season, this spectacular Rolling

Stones Tribute band rocked the house down when they last

performed and are great entertainment.

Christmas bookings are already being taken for the traditional Turkey roast with cava and canapés. The menu set at 54.00 euros includes white wine and the well-known singer Oll Pop, will get you in the mood for Santa.

And of course lastly and most importantly to end a great year, the Miraflores New Year’s Eve Special event will make all your dreams come true. Laura Susanne will be performing classic hits whilst you and your

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Oh! Nearly forgot‌ Open bar too! This winter, make Miraflores your restaurant for that special something.

Miraflores Restaurant, Club Miraflores, Ctra. de CĂĄdiz 199, Mijas Costa.

Reservations: 662 946 734 Email: info@mirafloresrestaurante. com

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El Brujo - the magi has been a firm favou RESTAURANT El Brujo certainly gets its name, judging by the fabulous reviews on TripAdvisor. This magical restaurant tucked away in the Urbanisation El Coto on Mijas Costa, is a hidden treasure, which serves some of the best lunches on the coast.

The family run restaurant, owned by the Warr family has been a firm favourite with residents and tourists for many years and prides itself on excellent food, good service and friendly staff.

The food is of a very high standard, serving ‘homemade’ cuisine, Sunday roast dinners and catering for vegetarians and children.

The lunchtime Menu of the Day is excellent value for money, priced at 6.95 euros for two courses including a drink. The menu includes a variety of delights, such as home-made soups, pies and burgers, all made freshly in house.

Sunday Lunch Menu is served between 1pm and 10pm, so there’s no hurry, if you have had a late Saturday night. The three course menu will help with that day after feeling and the home-made desserts will have you watering at the mouth... so

A magical restaurant in El Coto on the Mijas Costa leave some room!

Christmas is always a special occasion at El Brujo and the menu this year is more tempting than ever.

The traditional lunch, which starts with Champagne and canapés at 2pm, consists of a choice of carrot and basil soup, tomato soup or Prawn and smoked Salmon Salad,

EL BRUJO: A hidden treasure tu followed by a selection of Carved Roast Turkey with all the extras, Roast Beef and Yorkshire Puddings or for the less traditional, Roast Duck with a honey and ginger glaze. All served with roasted potatoes and seasonal vegetables.

Santa’s favourite - homemade Christmas pudding will also be served with hot custard and lots of brandy cream.

Coffee, Christmas Crackers and house wine are all included at the

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ucked away. sensational price of 55 euros per head (children under 14, 20 euros and kids under 4 go free).

Younger members of the family will certainly be kept amused, with the outside

play area, family pets and extensive children’s menu.

Restaurant El Brujo, Urb. El Coto, Calle Las Codornices NÂş 10, Mijas Costa.

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THERE are few properties that would not be enhanced by one or two window boxes placed on a window sill or edge of a balcony, or the wall or balustrades of an apartment terrace.

Window boxes planted with traditional geraniums, or a wide range of other suitable plants, are an easy way to brighten up the facades of some otherwise drab houses and apartment blocks throughout the year. So let’s look at the opportunity in more detail.

Why window boxes?

Window boxes serve several purposes.

1. To brighten up the outlook from windows and doors onto balconies and terraces.

2. To provide a screen from prying eyes.

3. To brighten up the appearance of the house

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WINDOW BOXES: Can be placed on traditional window sills, hung from modern windows without sills, or even be hung from terrace railings.

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To give the appearance that the house or apartment is lived in.

5. To brighten up dull courtyards.

6. To brighten up the semi shade under large trees by hanging window boxes directly from boughs or on hanging shelves.

Overcoming problem of plastic coated aluminium windows Most traditionally built houses have convenient wide outside window sills that provide space for window boxes between the window frames and wrought iron

security grills.

Some also have small balconies with metal railings. However most modern plastic/aluminium windows with integral double glazing and security blinds result in very narrow or even no sills. Fortunately many garden centres now stock window boxes with metal supports that can be hung below the window sill.

Similar supports can be attached to the railings of an apartment terrace.

What to plant?

All year round: Zonal and trailing geraniums/pelargoniums - except in the heavy frost/snow belt where they need to be put in a cold frame or a greenhouse for the winter.

Spring, summer and autumn: Trailing petunias, portulacas, zonal and trailing geraniums/pelargoniums, carnations, felicia /agathaea, succulents and in the shade fuchsias and busy lizzies.

Spring: Trailing sweet

peas, verbena and freesias.

Autumn and winter: Heathers and pansies.

Winter: Cyclamens, poinsettias, pansies, stocks and bulbs such as hyacinths and daffodils.

Colour can also be provided by the fruit and foliage of plants. a. Fruits - the fruits on mock pepper and mini pomegranate plants can look very attractive during the autumn. b. Foliage - begonias, spider plant, variegated ivies, herbs - on the widow sill outside the kitchen - and dwarf conifers in semi-shaded situations.

If you are an absentee gardener we suggest that you restrict your window boxes to trailing

geraniums/pelargonium s, and drought resistant succulents and cacti. If you only use the property only infrequently I suggest that replant your window boxes each time you visit.

What type of window boxes can be planted up?

Every year new and improved terracotta, ceramic and plastic window boxes appear.

Some of the latter having a self watering reservoir that holds sufficient water for several weeks. Very useful when you expect to be away for holidays or short breaks. If you are planting trailing

plants these will soon cover the front sides of the boxes. So save money and don’t invest unnecessarily in fancy designs.

Pruning and deadheading Flowering plants will flower more continuously and for longer if you deadhead regularly. Also remove all dead leaves and ends as soon as they appear to prevent the occurrence of fungal diseases. Naturally trim to shape to improve the overall appearance of your boxes.

© Dick Handscombe www.gardenspain.com November 2014

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THE 41st Gibraltar International Art Exhibition will open on November 10 until 24 at Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery, with the prize-giving ceremony taking place the next day. Opening times are 10.30am until 6.30pm, and all are invited to come and take a look. The competition was open to anyone over the age of 16.

ARMISTICE Day, on November 11, will be commemorated with a ceremony in the lobby of Parliament House, and a two-minute silence marked by the firing of a gun by the Royal Gibraltar Regiment at 11am, to mark the anniversary of the ending of the First World War.

New coins NEW £100 coins are to be issued, called the Gibraltar Gold Royal. The new coins will bear the image of Queen Elizabeth II with the Rock of Gibraltar in the background. The reverse side of the coin will feature the Gibraltar coat of arms.

The coin will be legal tender in Gibraltar, but produced in a limited edition of only 20 coins.

Top literary talent to join huge book festival

BOOKER WINNER: Ben Okri

GIBRALTAR will be the centre of the literary world this November as more than 60 world-class guests descend on the Rock for the second edition of the Gibraltar International Literary Festival.

Writers, historians, broadcasters and entertainers will treat Gibraltar to a threeday literary smorgasbord of talks, lectures, music and food.

Among the myriad of this year’s speakers are British actress Maureen Lipman, international bestselling author Kate Mosse, and Booker Prize winner Ben Okri.

Other highlights include a talk and performance by ex-

Marillion singer Steve Hogarth, a lecture by renowned philosopher AC Grayling, and a talk by comedian and broadcaster Nicholas Parsons.

“We have a new theme of ‘music and words’ this year which will see some top musical talent coming to Gibraltar for the three days of the festival,” said Sally Dunsmore, festival director.

“As last year, food is a central feature of the festival, with talks and meals by Madhur Jaffrey, Claudia Roden and Katie and Giancarlo Caldesi.”

The festival, an “exciting three days of food for the mind, the soul and the body,” will take place on November 14, 15 and 16 at various venues around Gibraltar. For more information and tickets see www.gibraltarliteraryfestival.com.

Faces stay hairy this month for Movember campaign BE they of the full, bushy type, the handlebar type, the pencil-thin Errol Flynn type, or even the ever-popular goatee, this November will see the gentlemen of Gibraltar leave the razor in the bathroom cupboard as they sprout moustaches for the month of ‘Movember’.

In aid of cancer – mainly prostate – ‘Movember’ is practiced by men all over the world who are

sponsored to grow moustaches for the month in order to raise money for the disease that affects one in eight men.

The Movember campaign in Gibraltar was launched at the weekend by Mayor Adolfo Canepa, himself the proud owner of an impressive moustache and beard.

Those taking part in Movember must start the month with a clean

shaven face, and not shave above the upper lip until November 30.

Personal preference will determine what type of moustache the wearer will grow, but the idea, according to Movember Gibraltar, is that, “Movember aims to fulfil its vision by having an everlasting impact on the face of men’s health, by continuing to spark conversation and spread awareness of men’s health each year.”

BA flight disrupted by Spanish military jet A BRITISH AIRWAYS (BA) flight was forced to change course just before landing in Gibraltar due to the proximity of a Spanish air force jet.

The BA plane, travelling from London Heathrow, had to veer off course around 10 to 15 miles out on its landing approach to Gibraltar because the Spanish military jet suddenly changed course.

In the interests of safety, Air Traffic Control (ATC) at Gibraltar issued emergency instructions to the BA flight to change course.

“The issue is believed to have arisen when the Spanish aircraft, which was transiting ahead of the BA flight through the Strait... suddenly reversed its direction and took another course,” said a statement from the Gibraltar government.

The Spanish jet involved in the incident was a Lockheed P3 Orion four engine anti-submarine and marine surveillance aircraft.

This is not the first time that Gibraltar has had an incident with a Spanish military jet. In September, the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office launched an investigation into an incident involving two Spanish jets flying close to a commercial airliner as it came in to land at Gibraltar.

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IF a previously friendly cat starts biting or scratching you, it is essential you take it to the vet. A cat in pain from dental disease, cystitis, arthritis or injury may bite when handled.

It may bite if it is seriously ill or if it has a brain tumour. Pregnant cats or cats with litters are aggressive in defence of their litters. When the kittens have grown up, the mother’s behaviour usually alters.

NEVER punish or chase.

This will intensify aggression. Ignore bad behaviour by walking away, keeping silent (no screams), withdrawing eye contact, no confrontations. Reward calm behaviour with cat treats.

Avoid situations which will result in cat aggression.

The difficulty for owners is working out what kind of aggression they are dealing with. This is where help from a cat behaviour counsellor can be essential to help reduce and manage the aggression.

Aggression to humans

Cats that are aggressive to humans often results from fear.

The problem may arise from a dysfunctional kittenhood.

The kitten is brought up without enough contact with humans, and therefore will never become domesticated. To be truly domesticated, kittens need to be

handled before the age of eight weeks. Relatively socialised cats may still bond, but probably only to close family. It will be best to give this kind of cat plenty of space and independence. Allow the cat to initiate contact with you, as this freedom to choose will result in more, rather than less, affection.

Cats under stress may also become aggressive to owners. In general try to reduce the stress in this cat’s life, so it becomes less anxious.

More next week.

Thanks to Celia Haddon for her input.

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ABANDONED dogs and cats can be seen all over the world, huddled together in major cities or roaming alone looking for food and company.

The animals which are starving, thin and in need of love, prompted two college students from Chile, Violeta Caro Pinda and Felipe Carrasco Guzman, to raise awareness with a creative approach.

The two undergraduates tied pink balloons around street dogs and cats which have phrases written on them like, ‘hug me,’ ‘play with me,’ and the most poignant one, ‘don’t leave me.’

The pair are hoping the rest of the world will take on their example and spread a bit of kindness and happiness to these forlorn and neglected creatures.

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SALES RISE: The number of expats buying property is increasing.

Expat property revival EXPATRIATES living in Spain are starting to drive up the property market.

They spent 36 per cent more on housing in the first six months of this year than they did in the same period of 2013.

According to figures from the Spanish government, foreign residents spent

around €4.2 billion from January until the end of June, compared to €3.1 billion in the same months in 2013.

Most of the cash, €3.7 billion, went on resale property, a rise of 43 per cent, while spending on new property fell 2 per cent to €469 million.

Valencia led the way with €1 billion of spending, just ahead of Andalucia with €975 million.

Expats in Spain bought 25,602 homes, a rise of 23 per cent from 2013. Nonresident foreigners bought 2,065 holiday homes in Spain, an increase of 12 per cent since 2013.

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Winkworth already has a strong footing in the European property market with offices and associates throughout Europe, together with an international team in London. The company hopes to

successfully establish the office in Guadalmina before expanding into other areas of Spain.

Bernard Vent, Director of Winkworth Guadalmina, commented: “It’s been my ambition to open a Winkworth office here in order to bring a different approach to property in the region.

“We understand that buying a property in Spain may be daunting, whether it’s language barriers, foreign laws or legal documentation, so we will be able to support clients through the whole process in order to help secure their perfect home.”

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IMPROVING confidence in the Spanish economy, together with a belief that property prices have finally hit rock bottom and more readily available financing, are all factors helping encourage homes sales in Spain, according to experts.

Many estate agents in the country say the summer months saw a recovery in the country’s property market with some seeing sales increase by 8.8 per cent in June compared with the same month in 2013.

Bank figures show that lending increased, up by 19 per cent in June 2014 compared with June 2013, and there was also a slight rise in prices which saw a 1 per cent increase in the second quarter of 2014, the first quarterly rise for six years.

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Times are looking good INCREASING CONFIDENCE: The analysis by The Spanish Brick finds investors looking to the long term. analysis from Londonbased company The Spanish Brick, the next two to three quarters will give a better indication whether this is a sustainable recovery or a circumstantial rebound.

“The main difference between 2007 and 2014 is that in 2007 the majority of buyers were speculative; they bought

with a view to selling it on in a couple of years, with a gain of up to 20 per cent. Now, investors are looking for long-term investments, using the rental market to make a profit,” said Daniel Talavera of the firm.

He added: “Any yield higher than 5 per cent is considered a noteworthy investment and an 8 per

cent to 9 per cent yield is a real money maker.

Regarding capital growth and capital gains, Spain delivers good results now but is suffering expensive taxation.”

When it comes to investors, the volume of foreign investments is constantly increasing and 2013 saw a 16 per cent increase on 2012. It is not

uncommon for 80 per cent of an estate agent’s client base to be foreigners.

The analysis points out that the difference in house prices between 2007 and 2014 varies according to the region.

Prices have dropped at a rate of between 30 per cent and 70 per cent, and, on average, it is estimated that houses are now 58 per cent cheaper.

It also highlights the importance of getting the price right. The economic situation created a negotiation culture.

Before the housing market crash, the asking price was non-negotiable but, according to the firm, currently only 70 per cent of offers get to completion and often these offers are only accepted because the seller is under pressure to sell due to mortgage

obligations, unemployment and pressure from costs associated with the property.

The typical seller has also changed. Financial entities have become the main Spanish real estate developers, followed by privately owned used homes and, lastly, new build developments.

The biggest change to the type of home being bought has been an increase in the number of rooms compared with the buyer’s initial expectations.

Before the crisis, prices meant that the buyer had to lower their expectations when it came to the number of bedrooms. Now, a buyer who was initially considering a two bedroom home is finding that he can afford a three bedroom property.

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The first of the bedrooms in this large property is found on this floor, complete with spacious en suite shower-room and double sinks. Built-in wardrobes provide ample storage. Ascending the galleried staircase takes you to the upper hallway.

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breezes during the summer. This spacious room has uninterrupted, panoramic views of the coast and makes an ideal space for entertaining.

Currently housing a pool table, dart board and fully fitted bar, this is the ideal ‘party room’!

Descending the stairs once more, down to the garden level of the property and you will find a sauna and gymnasium, along with parking for three-four cars.

In addition, a separate entrance on this level takes

you to yet more living space, with views of the grounds - a large double bedroom, with plenty of storage space and an adjacent shower room.

A small hallway leads you to an open plan, fully fitted kitchen and large living room, with direct access to the garden. This would be ideal to convert into a separate guest suite or staff quarters, with private access from the main entrance of the property.

Spread over three floors, measuring 578m2 on a plot of 1,170m2, the property features central heating and marble floors throughout and electric gate through which to access the garage via the paved driveway.

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Market starts to level out NEW BUILDS: Most applications were for apartment buildings.

Confidence as building permit requests increase IN another sign of the improving property market, the number of applications for building permits for new homes rose 3.3 per cent in the first eight months of the year.

In total there were 24,696 requests around Spain, the second consecutive improvement

following years of falls through the economic crisis.

According to figures from the Ministry of Development, there were 2,063 requests in August alone, a 30.1 per cent increase on the same month in 2013.

Now the ministry is

forecasting a total figure for the year of 37,000 permits applied for, up from 34,288 last year.

About two thirds of the applications were for apartments or blocks of housing (up 3.7 per cent) with the rest for individual family homes (up 2.3 per cent).

THE Bank of Spain say the Spanish property market may have finished its period of readjustment.

And according to some of its figures it can see ‘timid growth’ in the market.

The Bank of Spain’s latest Financial Stability Report says that prices have fallen by between 30 and 40 per cent since the property price peak in 2007.

But now prices appear to be stabilising, with there being just a 0.1 per cent nationwide drop in October.

Some parts of the country saw price rises.

There remain, according to estimates, 560,000 unsold units in Spain, 13 per cent fewer than the stockpile heights hit in 2009.

Overall recent figures show demand for housing starting to recover, with large amounts of the demand coming from foreigners.

That means there is optimism that the housing market may be about to recover, although sales are still a long way from the boom years.

BANK OF SPAIN: Finds signs of recovery.

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Mortgage cash is starting to flow THERE were 15,040 new mortgages granted on homes in August at an average value of €102,430.

This was an increase of 5.3 per cent in the value of mortgages given on August 2013, and there was a 31 per cent rise in the total capital loaned year on year to €1.54 billion.

Both figures are good news as they show liquidity is starting to flow from banks once more.

In the depths of the banking crisis many prospective home owners found it extremely difficult to finance the purchase of a property as the banks, many bailed out by Spanish and European taxpayers, refused to pass on the billions of euros received to consumers.

Nervous of being more exposed to bad debts after the property bubble burst, they held on to the bailout

payments instead to fill black holes in their balance sheets. That meant a second hit to the market

after the crash as even those in steady jobs couldn’t raise the money to complete.

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DAMP PROOFING BOUNCY CASTLES www.costabouncingcastles.com 3m x 3m to 21m x 3m wide.

Prices from 80€ + 20% discount quote EWN. Look at web for more info. 620 005 360 (228720) www.euroweeklynews.com

DR DAMP leaking roofs, damp walls, all mould cured. All work guaranteed. Call 689 515 558 (215594)

PLASTERING, all aspects covered, skimming, rendering, screeding, covering, tiling, Dean 691 044 287 (229992)

BUSINESS OPP. DEALERSHIPS available for safety pool fencing. Only one dealership will be offered for every 100km radius. Including the only ‘NoHoles’ pool fencing system in the world suitable for rentals. Tel 952 810 443, info@lifeguardfence.com INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. Restaurant/bar. Trading for 10 years in La Mairena, Elviria with a current tenant. Offers for 435,000€. 666 737 701 (228732) BUYING or Selling a Business?

Contact Spain’s leading Business Broker, ‘Business Broker Spain.’

Free consultation and Assessment. Tel: 617 062 421 (229626) TRANSFER, fully working restaurant in front line Calahonda. Tel 648 492 090 (234710) RECESSION PROOF BUSINESS. Is Your Dream to Work from Home?

This is a hugely successful global company now offering a ground floor opportunity here in Europe.

For full details please go to www.getantiaging.com or call 644 383 708 (229097) Don’t remain POOR by….

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Self-Motivated, Hungry, Sick of making money for others?

The Business Opportunity of the 21st Century.

Interested?…Call 952 493 486 (225600)

BUY & SELL

MEMORY foam mattress, new 190cm x 135cm. Unwanted gift. €150. Nueva Andalucia. 636 088 171 (226440) EXERCISE BIKE KC star shaper, bought 2 months ago. Only used for 3 weeks due to illness. €50.

600 080 226 (234722) ROLEX and luxury watches wanted. Immediate payment. Will travel. 606 168 382 www.PLRwatch es.com (228646) TOP quality laminate flooring 50 m2 available never used, original cost 20€ per m2. Must go ASAP 7.50€ m2 Torrenueva, Mijas Costa 952 493 384 / 672 364 455 (228709) ROLEX Day-Date Oyster Perpetual automatic 750 yellow gold. President Strap 750 yellow gold. 10 Diamonds Original Rolex on a black Dial.

Bezel set with diamonds from a jeweller, Diameter 36 mm.

VERY GOOD CONDITION with Box and Papers. 16 years old.

CHANCE €10.800/£8.445 (Factory Price €30.000 / £23.500) 632 101 458 (226251) INSTANT CASH!!! For your old LPs, 45s and record collections. GUARANTEED BEST PRICES PAID. Also a free valuation service. Call Paul on 603 584 249 or email details to: paul@vp cltd.co.uk (225607) BANJO Stagg 5 string unused €150, Sky 1.3m dish €50, 2 small radiators €15 each. Info 651 313 139 (234724) ELECTRIC walking machine €120 ONO. Massage chair ideal for back sufferer €425 ONO. Collection of 45’s & LP records, offers.

952 464 731 (234659) HOUSE CLEARANCE, anything considered. Top rates paid.

Mick 611 205 750 (225535)

CARS FOR SALE

CD and DVD collections large or small. TC will buy them all. Telephone 652 072 600 (230538) SUPERPOOL EST. 1985. Pool tables, boxing and mini-vending machines on profit share, also new/second hand domestic tables and accessories. Tel 629 530 233 - www.superpoolspain.com

PLASTERING

SECOND hand shop buy & sell.

Tim’s established 1992. Atalaya (San Pedro). New opening hours.

Monday-Friday 10.30am-7.00pm.

Saturday 10.30am-2.00pm. 666 903 499 (228642)

PLASTERING, rendering, dry lining, coving, suspended ceilings.

Fitted kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms. All work guaranteed.

689 515 558 (215594)

DECLUTTER, cash paid for small/medium furniture, antiques, furs, brass, copper and other ornaments. Tel: Howard 608 121 817 (225749)

Price per word: 0,42€ + IVA minimum 15 words - Discount: Book 10 weeks, get 2 weeks free - Deadline: 4pm Mondays Contact: Phone (0034) 952 561 245 • Fax (0034) 952 440 887 • email classifieds@euroweeklynews.com • www.euroweeklynews.com

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CARAVANS PARKING, STORAGE & SALES. Caravans - Motorhomes - Boats Cars and Vans etc. Short / long term - Safe & secure, drop off & collections. Excellent rates, discount for long term, 5 mins from Fuengirola. Established 25 years. www.eurodog.es / info@eu rodog.es 679 786 669 / 606 101 807 (218617) 3 x 25ft caravans, 1 only used 6 times. 1 x 14 ft caravan on 1,000m2 of land. Fully fenced and gated, 2 shower/toilet blocks. Between Cartama and Pizarra. Ring for details 0044 7505 125036 €38,000 ONO (230301)

CAR HIRE CAR HIRE long & short term, no extras www.acecarhire.co. Tel 634 029 878 (225722)

CARPENTRY CARPENTER cabinet maker, Irish. Available for all types of property maintenance, plumbing, painting, electrical, kitchens and bathrooms renovated etc, 30 years experience, very reliable. Tel: 952 441 955 / 677 087 575 (224853) IRISH CARPENTER, doors, decking, floors, kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms. General property maintenance. Established 2002. Tel 952 196 457 or 696 064 019 www.complete-carpentry .com (221146)

CHIMNEY SERVICES CHIMNEY SWEEP. Clean reliable professional. All types, special price for more than 1.

Chris 608 337 497 (226437) T1 APEX CHIMNEY SERVICES, professional chimney sweeping and smoke testing. NACS Qualified. Clean and efficient Tel: Bob 696 320 202 (215840)

CHURCH SERVICES BENALMADENA Elim Family Fellowship. Sundays 11am. Elimfamilyfellowship.com or call 951 912 525 or 952 446 627 (0)

CLAIRVOYANTS TAROT Reading. African Spiritualist solves problems - love and business. Tel: Ibrahim 626 502 803 (220266)

CLASSES LEARN ENGLISH. Any age, fully qualified TEFL teachers. Please send an email to tefl.costadel sol@gmail.com (226392) MATHEMATICS TUTOR. English qualified maths teacher tutoring for KS3, GCSE and A-Level. One to one prices from €30. kezia.ward@gmail.com call 627177987 (225624)

MUSIC VIOLIN and piano lessons.

ABRSM exam decoration. Marbella 649 989 692 (228519)

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SPANISH

DENTAL LABORATORY

BUSINESS Spanish course, translation, newspaper reading, novel reading courses 616 673 556 / email: realspanish@hot mail.com (224364)

MY ENERGY CERTIFICATE. Now legally required for ALL properties for sale or rent. Call +34 627 805 581 / info@myener gycertificate.com (228557)

OVEN CLEANING, domestic, commercial, complete fittings, let professional do hard, dirty work, from 35€. 632 569 282 oven cleaningcostadelsol.com (223165)

CARPET & UPHOLSTERY PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE WET OR DRY CLEAN, HONEST,RELIABLE SERVICE. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 / 952 669 701 (220839)

COMMERCIAL PROP FREEHOLD BAR FOR SALE. INSIDE CABOPINO PORT. REDUCED FROM 225,000€, NOW ONLY 175,000€. TEL 617 333 777 (224883) UPSTAIRS office to rent, central La Cala. Water, electric, telephone, kitchen and services. Tel 952 587 716 - 619 883 615 (230460) CHURRIANA for rent. Large bar on main road with 3 bedroom apartment. Reasonable rent. 609 581 139 (234711)

COMPUTERS LAPTOP HELP LINE. Notebooks, netbooks and tablets repaired, software updates, Internet and email problems solved. Refurbished laptops for sale. Web page designed and maintained. 952 564 274 / 677 702 501 (220138) COMPUTER PROBLEMS SOLVED. Error messages fixed, viruses removed. Repairs and upgrades available. Laptops in English. Kindle, iPad & Android help. One-toone training. Also, low cost, reliable internet TV solutions, even for slow connections. Experienced, reliable service. Paul 630 652 338 / 952 493 859 (225715) COMPUTER help. Patient teacher. PC sales, set up, repairs, problem solving, internet TV boxes. Kindle, ipads, internet, email.

30 years experience. 19 years on the coast. Friendly and reliable.

Dave 952 664 713 (226459) PC DOCTOR. PCs and Laptops in your language. We come to you, wherever you are. For home and office support. Call 952 591 071

CURTAINS CURTAINS, BLINDS, UPHOLSTERY, a complete service. www.marbellacurtaindesign.com.

Mary 675 813 348 (225720)

DATING WANT A SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP? Unicis Dating Agency’s European network offers you a personalised matching service. With over 40 years of experience, we can find your perfect match.

951 334 730 www.unicis.es (228590)

JIB Graded Electrician. Home-intelligence, network-engineering etc.

Loves a challenge! 602 494 347

ENERGY CERTIFICATES

CLEANING SERVICES

UPHOLSTERY and steam cleaning sofas, carpets etc… JA Cleaning Services 626 357 955 (200771)

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DETECTIVES PRIVATE Detective, free preliminary meeting, full confidentiality.

English spoken 632 515 570

DOG TRAINING METS dog training club, Fuengirola. Glyn 605 121 831 / Jeff 692 832 250 (226464)

DOMESTIC APP REPAIRS DOMESTIC Appliance repairs washing machines, fridges, cookers, ovens, water heaters, gas / electric, professionally repaired.

Christian 608 337 497 (207492)

DRAINAGE DRAINS: Our fully equipped vehicles are ready to deal with any problem, water jetting, water leak detection, CCTV, roots removal, relining and more.

Discounts for urbanisations.

Now incorporating solar hot water, salt pool systems, central heating & general plumbing. Pipetek. 674 632 344 / 617 198 888 / 952 897 516

FENCING SERVICES CHAINLINK FENCING erectors, general builders, really competitive prices. Free quotation, no job too big or small, very reliable. Tel: 655 218 466 (229232)

GARDEN and pool maintenance. 9 euros per hour, monthly maintenance from 120 euros. References available. RICARDO 637 160 129 (225669)

INDUSTRIAL & commercial fencing company. Any type of fencing supplied and erected. Telephone for a free estimate. 632 604 689

MARBLE FLOORS polished. Fast service. Reliable, family run. TERRACOTTA CLEANED and sealed.

Wooden floors treated. No job too small. Family run. Cleansol 10am - 10pm 7 days all areas. 952 930 861 / 607 610 578 Discount Code: EWN 1 CLEAN (206437)

BLOCKED DRAINS? Leak detection, CCTV survey, root removal, Tel 952 568 414 / 661 910 772 / drainspain.com (224404)

JUST FLOORS. Ceramics, wood/laminate, decking, patios & more. Supply & fit or fitting only service. 663 131 593 (224342)

FLOORING

FOR SALE

GENERAL SERVICES MAN with small van for all your needs, English/Spanish speaking translations, waiting in offices for you etc, based in Marbella (all the coast) 678 817 145 (224391) ALMOST ANYTHING, Tiling plumbing & painting. Based in Elviria. Speak to Gareth. 690 841 188 (224338) SERVICES ABROAD: Buying/selling cars, apartments, boats, furniture including renovations. 634 363 043 (234726)

GOLF

ALL electrical installation work and repairs. On the coast 12 years. All work guaranteed. Call Jim 652 023 012

ELECTRICIAN 16th Edition BS7671 qualified, 25 years experience. Rewires, extra sockets, lights, fault finding etc. Contact electrician.in. spain@gmail.com. Call Ian 650 151 569 (215809)

EXPRESS Metalwork Services.

Gates, grilles, rails and scissor gates. 952 590 748, 617 065 636. www.express-steel.com Facebook Express Metalwork (234677)

GLASS CURTAIN repairs, specialist in replacement of discoloured plastic strips that act as a seal between the glass panels. Call Julian 655 825 931 (229072)

ELEC INSTALLATION

BS ELECTRICAL, Boletins, Rewires, Fault Finding, Endesa helpline, 33 years experience. Sean 952 961 108 / 669 070 011 / www.bselectrical.eu

ELECTRIC GATE/GARAGE DOOR automation repaired. Free, no obligation quotation. Call Colin - 636 394 641 (229069)

GLASS CURTAINS

DRIVER’S LICENCE in English.

Discount with this advert. Autoescuela Urbano, Calle Maestro, Angeles Aspiazu, Fuengirola. Also in Mijas Pueblo. 687 070 256

ELECTRICIAN on coast for 11 years, repairs and installation, including boiler repairs. Call James 652 023 012 (224846)

GATES

FLOOR POLISHING MARBLE FLOOR (2.50€/m2) WHY PAY MORE .WE CLEAN, CRYSTALLISE, SEAL THEN POLISH YOUR MARBLE TO HIGH GLOSS, NON SLIP. PROFESSIONAL GUARANTEED, FAST SERVICE. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE. ALSO REPAIRS DAMAGES TO MARBLE, CLEAN AND SEAL TERRACOTTA TERRACES, COVERS ALL COSTA DEL SOL. TEL: 671 244 683 (215511) T1

TONY’S MARBLE RESTORATION SERVICE. Marble and terrazo floors, professionally refurbished, quotations without obligation. +34 620 726 875 (224849)

ELECTRICIANS

GARDENER. Jose 683 342 104 (224482) ARBOLISTA Tree surgery, No. 1 for trees and palms, on the Costa since 1998. 600 260 534 - 952 117 486 Kit Hogg C.G.Arb www.spaintree.com (229875)

CLEARFLOW DRAIN SERVICES. All drain problems solved. More than 25 years on the coast. Leak detection, leak and repair. Clearflow Group. Telephone 952 885 661 or 630 200 600 (229558)

DRIVING LESSONS

GARDENER for private homes, communities, tree pruning, pool maintenance, garden design. Specialist in water systems. Tel: 666 953 892 www.jardin-garden.es

FURNITURE FURNITURE OF THE WORLD. Shop specialising in unique furniture & antiques. Coin (opposite Mercadona). 952 450 156 / 690 882 898 (222071)

GARDENING PROFESSIONAL garden services from Fuengirola to Estepona. All aspects of gardening and full maintenance and landscaping, free quotes, competitive prices. Contact Andrew 600 259 981 An drew@garden-professionals .com (215793)

THE SPORTS SHOP, Fuengirola.

Tel 952 473 530. Specialists in golf prizes. Gift sets, pens, key rings, metal spoons & beer tankards, pins & medals. Large selection of ladies & hole in one prizes. Try our new embroidery service, free artwork, best prices, quality & machinery. (229715) GOLF shares available from Brisas, La Quinta & Guadalmina.

Rentals, Sales & Insurances. Contact Blanca 679 436 970 (226409) SAN ROQUE Golf Club. A couple platinum membership shares available. Price £8,000. Tel: 0044 7742 068715 (234650)

HANDYMAN ALL trades repairs, retired professional. 676 143 789 / 602 669 240 (220895)

CLASSIFIEDS HEALER EXPERIENCED spiritualist medium, healer & qualified bereavement counsellor.

British lady, Elizabeth 678 252 575 / 951 242 683 (229936)

HEALTH & BEAUTY SAYAN MASSAGE. Your best traditional & tantric massage for ladies and gentlemen. 952 586 339 608 977 260 www.masajes sayan.es (220286) MOBILITY SCOOTERS, wheelchairs, hoists, rise recline chairs, electric adjustable beds, commodes, walking aids, all you need to make your life easier. All available for sale or hire, long or short term. Tel 633 127 901 / www.mobility-spain.com /info@mobility-spain.com (225510) JM NURSING CARE. Registered nurses and qualified carers working across the coast. We specialise in care with the elderly, dementia patients and learning disabilities. Free consultation and good rates available. For more information call 634 153 763 / 634 022 981 or email us at jmnursing care@hotmail.com (220844) ONGOING Self Development Weekend workshops 2014-2015!

What you will learn will blow your mind away! I will teach you how to master your mind, emotions and much more... www.indigo healingandtraining.com 717 150 366 (234642) SKIN Specialist. NHS registered.

Treats all kinds of skin problems.

Consultation 70 euros. Dr Eva, Fuengirola/Marbella. 664 747 267 / www.dermadelsol.com (228514) LIFE COACH - Counsellor - Reiki Hypnotherapist. In person or via Skype. Qualified in Neuro Linguistic Programming. www.indigo healingandtraining.com 717 150 366 (234642)

BEAUTY TREATMENTS BOTOX AND FILLERS - From €95. Covers the Costa del Sol and inland. 609 347 086. www.beauti fymemarbella.com (229705)

CHIROPRACTORS FUENGIROLA, Myofascial Release. J. Shaegen, Specialised in treating neck, back & extremity disorders, 30 years in Practice.

652 291 224 (229729)

CHIROPODISTS www.chiropodistcostadelsol.com (223110)

DENTISTS NHS registered dentist in Fuengirola. Specialising in Zircon crowns, bridges etc. Free check up! www.nhclinicas.com 689 887 019 (225656)

DOCTORS ALTERNATIVE Bioresonance Therapy, Lymphatic Drainage, Acupuncture. From the common cold to major illnesses. 645 299 624 Yoshio, FUENGIROLA (225663)

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INTERNET

HOT TUBS / SPAS HOT TUBS, new, used, bought, sold, hired. Also move & repairs. 691 973 131 / 952 793 398 (229841)

GET YOUR business noticed online! Make sure that expats in Spain can find your product, service, restaurant, bar or shop. Contact Spain’s newest and brightest online directory TODAY. Call 952 561 245 or email serena@eu roweeklynews.com for more details.

3 PERSON hot tub complete with cover and steps. €2,250 ONO. Buyer to remove. 952 464 731 (234659)

INSURANCE

INTERPRETER INTERPRETER & TRANSLATOR. French, Spanish & English. 632 515 570 (229194)

FANTASTIC MASSAGE. Female masseuse in Calahonda or home/hotel visits. Fuengirola to Estepona. 603 135 167 (234640)

LAWYER FUENGIROLA - SOLICITOR - Legal Advising. Real Estate Purchase/Sale - Tax - NIE/Residence.

670 756 228 smtrevor.lawyer@gmail.com (229956)

M2M MASSAGE. Relaxing and therapeutic. Cabopino. 620 986 080 (234552) NUEVA ANDALUCIA Therapeutic specific massages, or full professional body massage, for ladies or gentlemen in private apartment. Out calls also available.

Tel. 656 350 401 (234601)

LOANS HOLA CREDITO. Instant short term loans against your valuables.

Quick, easy and always discreet.

Tel 900 123 457 www.holacredi to.com (224321)

HEALTH & FITNESS FEMALE, 40, personal trainer, yoga and stretching, fitness exercises, slimming and toning, antistress, diet plan and nutrition.

Marbella. 622 388 823 (226436) MTM Personal Fitness Training.

Fitness Testing, Circuit Training, Boxing/Martial Arts, Kick Boxing, Aerobics, Fitness Speed Skating, Nutrition Advice, NLP and more.

Can cover most of Costa del Sol, train at home, beach, park etc.

Follow on Facebook or call 687 222 160 (225619)

ABBEYGATE INSURANCE If you are renewing your policy or looking for new cover. Call us, as we are the only Insurance Company in Spain to offer protection on your no claims bonus. Call 952 893 380 (68259) ABBEYGATE INSURANCE Make the right choice and join the thousands of expatriates who have. We provide a friendly personal service, for all your home, motor, health, travel or marine insurance. Call 952 893 380 (68259)

HOLIDAY LETS FREE LISTINGS for Holiday Rental Villas www.holidayfootprints.com (221428)

HOME CLEARANCES

HEALTH INSURANCE Competitive prices, English worded policies. Pay monthly or annually. All levels of cover. Premiums from €25 a month. Tel: 956 795 453 Abbeygate Insurance (68259)

WANTED FURNITURE & household items houses gardens garages cleared top prices paid fast reliable service 639 229 607 / 649 977 723 (224841)

ABBEYGATE INSURANCE Car insurance exclusive for expatriates, save up to 50%.

Find out about our price pledge on UK plated cars. Home insurance from €50. Tel: 952 893 380 (68259)

FURNITURE wanted, same day collection, cash waiting, reliable service. 678 808 837 (220839) WANTED all furniture and quality household items. Cash paid, same day collection. Best prices, please call 693 028 325 (220839) CASH paid for your unwanted house or garage items. Please call 600 041 434 (225602)

HOUSE & PET SITTING EXPERIENCED locals & residents taken early retirement. Available for short & long sittings anywhere on the Costa del Sol. Michael 609 544 004 (224821)

INSURANCE

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EU INSURANCE DIRECT Extra Special Offers. Up to €50 cash back for car and home insurance (conditions apply) for new customers. For all your Insurance Needs and the Best Price and Best Cover in English, call Wendy on 952 830 843 / 676 098 464 email info@euinsurancedirect.com www.euinsurancedirect.com (225727)

INTERNET

LOANS AVAILABLE on all types of paintings, jewellery, watches, silver etc. Any condition. Immediate cash settlement. For more information call into Anthony’s Antiques & Jewellers shops extensive premises at C/Ramon y Cajal 40, Fuengirola. Mobile 609 529 633. Tel: 952 588 795 (SE) (201522)

24/7 LOCKSMITH LOCKSMITH emergency / appointment. Doors opened without damage, locks changed, patio doors and windows secured, 24 hour honest, fast and reliable service. Call Paul 657 466 803 (216650) T1 COSTALOCKS 24/7, LOCKSMITH/ HOME SECURITY, NEW KEYS, KEYED ALIKE, WINDOWS SECURED, SAFES OPENED / INSTALLED, FREE HOME SECURITY CHECK, CALL Debby or Bob 952 660 233 / 667 668 673 CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED WWW. COSTALOCKS.COM (224882) T2

MARBLE FURNITURE MARBLE/GRANITE furniture, worktops or anything else made to measure. Call for more info 674 831 674 (234540)

MISCELLANEOUS WOODY´S LOS BOLICHES. Greeting Cards, mail to and from the UK. Worldwide courier and Passport renewals. All adverts taken forthe Euro Weekly Newsdisplay or classified. Open 9.002.00PM (Monday to Friday). Special hours apply August and Xmas. One street behind the Confortel, just off Plaza San Rafael, Los Boliches, on C/Poeta Salvador Rueda 93. Tel: 952 471 877

MOBILE HOMES WE BUY, Sell, Store, Remove all types of mobile homes. We pay CASH and cover all of Spain. More details call Suzi Caley 616 250 727 / 951 063 059 or email suzica ley@gmail.com (228718) WANT TO RELOCATE? We can transport your home and install on to a 12 month park from £4,995. Annual site fees from €3,000 Freephone: 0044 1782 90 80 70 (85143)

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MOSQUITO SCREENS MOSQUITO SCREENS. The mosquito screen specialist.

New selection of roller blinds, all patterns and colours. www.mosquitonick.ws nick@mosquitonick.ws / Call Mosquito Nick tlf 647 072 861 (228729) ACE OF SHADES - Don’t let the bugs get you! Available in enrollable, slider and pleated.

Large choice of colours including wood effect. Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / in fo@aceofshades.es (101730) MOSQUITO Screens for windows, doors and a high quality sliding patio door screen. All finishes available. Quick service. All areas covered. Call Julian 655 825 931 (229090)

MOTORING

BRAND NEW WILLERBY Siena 32m² home sited within a stylish gated community, 45 minutes from Malaga airport £19,995 Freephone: 0044 1782 90 80 70 (85143) WILLERBY COTTAGE 28x10 sited in ‘La Serrana Hills’ of Pizarra, site open all year round, swimming pool, only £13,495. Want to view? Freephone: 0044 1782 90 80 70 (85143)

24/7 MOBILITY Mobility scooters, electric wheelchairs, wheelchairs, walking frames, etc, for sale and rent. Large selection of quality used scooters at competitive prices. In stock we have around forty scooters to choose from including Pride XL8, Rascal 388, Shoprider Sovereign, Pride go go, Rascal veo X, Neo 4 and 8, Sterling pearl, Rascal Taxi, Sterling Diamond, Shoprider electric wheelchair breaks up for boot, Rascal 330 electric wheelchair as new condition at considerable saving, Rascal turnabout electric wheelchair plus many more all with guarantee. New and used wheelchairs for sale at competitive prices. Large scooters from 1,000 euros. Medium scooters from 600 euros and small boot scooters from 400 euros.

Rentals from 55 euros weekly. New mobility scooter batteries supplied and fitted. Mobility scooters bought for cash. This month’s special offer Rio 4 new batteries 595 euros. Email info@mobili tyscootersdirectspain.com/ www.mobilityscootersdirect spain.com. Tel 609581139 (201565)

MORTGAGES DEBT PROBLEMS? EXPERIENCE AND FINANCE AVAILABLE. TEL 617 333 777 (220155)

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WANTED SPANISH PLATED CARS

INSTANT CASH SAMANTHA – GORDON

952 83 21 73 608 658 785 www.robertsoncars-spain.com

CAR SERVICES MECHANIC workshop & mobile.

All work undertaken. ITVs done.

Reasonable rates. Prompt, reliable services 24/7. 620 020 232, 951 165 090 (225686) AUTOMATIC gearbox specialist. Transmatic. All models including classic cars, serviced, repaired and reconditioned.

Also 4x4 transfer boxes and power steering Call/fax 952 796 166 / 952 805 804 email: transmatic2005@yahoo.com. www.transmatic.es (226346) BRITISH MECHANIC WORKSHOP. Repair, service & ITV to all makes of cars, vans and 4 x 4s. Call Steve 951 914 025 or 605 407 369. Poligono Las Perales, Mijas Costa. britme chanicspain@gmail.com (224967)

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FOR SALE SALE... ROBERTSON CARS Cabrio /automatic BMW Z4 2010 2.3 litre S ‘line’ only 25,000kms.

Full BMW service history, electric hard top folds into boot, immaculate unmarked always garaged holiday car, Spanish plates, expat British owner, sapphire black with cream leather, every extra sat.nav. recommended retail price is 53,000 euros, our price was 28,995 euros, now sale 26,995 euros. Like new believe us.

Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) Tel. 952 832 173/608 658 785 see photo on www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE... ROBERTSON CARS only 12,000kms. Hyundai i10 Comfort 2013 1.2 still with manufacturer’s warranty, Spanish plates, elderly English owner returning to UK. 5 door, 5 speed, CD player, air condition, electric windows and locking, easy to drive and park, a wee beauty in bright red, cost new 12,500 euros, like new our bargain was 8,995 euros, now sale 7,995 euros. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) tel. 952 832 173/ 608 658 785 see photo www.robertson cars-spain.com (234732) SALE... ROBERTSON CARS 4x2 diesel SUV, beautiful burnt orange colour, 2013 model Ssangyong Korando d2ot eco. limited 4x2, only 25,000kms. One Scottish lady owner, Spanish registered, still has manufacturer’s warranty till Dec 2017, abs, esr, CD and MP3 player, sat.nav, parktronic, privacy glass, air condition, cruise control, cost new 26,500 euros. Save thousands bargain buy was 16,995 euros, now sale 14,995 euros and diesel economy. Strikingly good looking SUV with Mercedes mechanicals and refinements, brilliant to drive, you will be impressed, unmarked like new. See it at www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE... ROBERTSON CARS automatic Renault Clio 2012 model, 1.6 evolution only 16,000kms.

Spanish plates, sat.nav. Climate control, CD player, 5 door, new mink colour, hatchback, one English gentleman owner, cost new over 18,000 euros, our super saver was 10,995 euros. Now sale 9,995 euros. Everything you want. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) Tel. 952 832 173 / 608 658 785 see photo at www.robertsoncarsspain.com (234732)

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SALE... ROBERTSON CARS DIESEL Opel Astra 2009 GT. CDTi, 1.7 sport, 110BHP, Spanish plates, one English lady owner, air condition, black with alloy wheels, fast and economical, diesel, now 5,995 euros. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) Tel. 952 832 173 / 608 658 785. www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE... ROBERTSON CARS Automatic Chrysler Sebring sedan 2005 2.7 v6. Only 80,000kms (50,000miles), Spanish plates, English gentleman owner, air con, electric everything, good looking sporty super buy was 4,995 euros. Now sale 3,995 euros.

Samantha or Gordon Robertson, (The Car Couple) tel. 952 832 173 / 608 658 785 see photo. www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE… ROBERTSON CARS 4x4 automatic Range Rover Vogue 2005 only 21,000miles full service history, 4.4 litre (306bhp) black/beige leather, Spanish plates, one British lady owner, sat nav. Every extra see details on web page. Cost new circa 100,000 euros. Our incredible value offer 19,995 euros.

Now sale 18,995 euros. This one is special believe us. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) tel. 952 832 173 / 608 658 785.

See photo www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE... ROBERTSON CARS As new 2006 Vespa Scooter 250cc.

Spanish plates, low kms.only 1,700 kms. One English owner, black with chrome bars and beige seat, topbox and 2 helmets and cover included in price. Condition as new holiday boy’s toy, was 3,500 euros now reduced 2,995 euros. Samantha or Gordon Robertson. Tel. 952 832 173 / 608 658 785 see photo www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE... ROBERTSON CARS Cabrio Peugeot 370cc. 2005, 2 litre, brilliant in black with two tone red and black leather interior and alloy wheels, Spanish plates, but owned by English car loving expat, climate control, CD player, electric roof folds into boot, easy 4 seater convertible, now is the perfect time to drive topless.

Samantha or Gordon Robertson, (The Car Couple) Tel. 952 832 173 or 608 658 785 see photo more details www.robertsoncarsspain.com (234732)

SALE... ROBERTSON CARS Automatic Ford Focus 2009 1.6 Trend 2 litre. Titanium only 41,000kms with full service history, Spanish plates, one English gentleman owner now leaving Spain, climate control, electric everything, lovely light silver sand with alloy wheels, fabulous Focus was 9,995 euros, now sale 8,995 euros. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) Tel. 952 832 173 or 608 658 785. www.robertsoncars-spain.com (234732) SALE… ROBERTSON CARS AUTOMATIC BMW/Mini Coopr ‘S’ 2005, ivory/black, leather interior, Spanish plates, English lady owner, always garaged, second family car, be quick, sensational Cooper ‘S’, now 7,995 euros. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) tel. 952 832 173/ 608 658 785 see photo www.robertson cars-spain.com (234732) ATTENTION all expats with a Spanish car to sell. We pay the top price for genuine low kilometre Spanish cars. Samantha or Gordon Robertson (The Car Couple) 952 832 173 or 608 658 785 email therobertsonclan@gmail .com (234732) MGF 1996 Sports 2 seater. RHD UK plates. 60,000 miles. Cracked windscreen, faulty clutch pedal, otherwise good. €700 ono. 952 895 132 (Private) (226403) FORD FUSION, 2013, 1.4 petrol, 5 door, 30,000kms with full service history, one owner, silver, air con, as new, 7,950€ 672 550 037 (222389) JEEP COMPASS 2013, 2.2 diesel, 2400klms, 6 speed, silver with black, voice command, fully loaded, alloys, brand new, only 18.950€ 672 550 337 cdscars@mail.com (222389) SEAT Leon 2007 2.0 TDI, 140 BHP, 6 speed, 140 bhp, black, 5 door, alloys, perfect condition, 6995€ 672 550 037 (222389) TOYOTA RAV 4, 2 door, 140k kms, air con, new tyres, electric blue metallic, showroom condition 3,750€ 672 550 037 (222389) CITROEN Berlingo van, white, 2008, 124,000kms, very clean, perfect mechanics, unmarked body work, 4750€ 672 550 037 (222389) RANGE ROVER Vogue 2003, 3ltr diesel automatic, full spec, silver with black leather, one owner, 140,000kms, full service history, sat nav, 10,995€ 672 550 037 (222389)

MOTORING

www.euroweeklynews.com NISSAN 350 ZX, 6 speed, silver with black leather, only 18.000klms from with doc. history, one owner from new, pristine condition. 12,995€ 672 550 037 cdscars@mail .com (222389) AUDI A4 Cabrio 2006, 4 speed, climate control, red with black, only 120,000kms, very nice car, 7,995€. 672 550 037 (222389) CITROEN C5 HDI 2006, 6 speed, new ITV, new tyres, 160,000kms, good condition, drives perfect, 4,750€. 672 550 037 (222389) SEAT Ibiza 1998, 1 owner, only 79,000kms, 5 door, air con, good condition, white, new tyres 1,495€. 672 550 037 (222389) BILL BRADY CARS has been established on the Costa del Sol since 1986, in which time he has helped thousands of expatriates to buy or sell their quality used Spanish cars and also keeping all the documentation simple so you understand all that is going on (which is important). You can contact Bill direct on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 or billbradycars. com (222367) PRICE SLASHED BMW X-1 S-drive 1.8 Diesel 2013 one private owner (not ex rental) bought from main dealer Marbella and still covered

by BMW warranty Polar white black velour trim. Sat/Nav. Tinted windows, Rear parking sensors, great alloy wheels, WAS 23’995€, NOW 22,995€ 952 838 842/ 608 950 221 or billbradycars.com PRICE SLASHED CONVERTIBLE MG FT 1.6 Inj 2005 sunburst red black soft top black, special wheels, have great fun, WAS 4,995€, NOW 4,795€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (224391) AUTOMATIC OPEL MARIVA 1.6 2008, one private owner and serviced by Opel, gunmetal grey, great family car, plenty of room for the kids and the dog, yes it’s only 6,500€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (222367) 4x4 LANDROVER Freelander TD 4 HSE, 5 door, metallic black/tan leather, alloy wheels, new ITV and just been serviced, used only as holiday jeep, look it’s only 5,500€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (222367) PRICE SLASHED 4x4 AUTOMATIC Diesel Dodge Nitro 2.8 CRD.RT. 2010 one private owner and serviced by main dealer (it has all the extras), metallic black, it looks fantastic, cost new over 40,000€.

WAS 14,995€, NOW 13,995€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbrady cars.com (224391)

CLASSIFIEDS

PRICE SLASHED AUTOMATIC / diesel Opel Signum 2.2 Dti 5 door 2004. One private owner, full service history, metallic silver/tan leather, this car is immaculate.

Elec/seats, parking sensors, front and back, fridge, climate control, and loads more, WAS 4,995€, NOW 4,795€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (224391)

MECHANICS

AUTOMATIC Ford Fiesta Titanium 1.4, 5 door 2009, one private owner, 36,000klm (22,000mls), Bluetooth, climate control, alloy wheels, colour coded interior, a very scarce little automatic and only 8,795€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (224391)

BRITISH MECHANIC WORKSHOP. Repair, service & ITV to all makes of cars, vans and 4 x 4s. Call Steve 951 914 025 or 605 407 369. Poligono Las Perales, Mijas Costa. britmechanicspain@ gmail.com (217674)

GREAT Value Fiat Punto Evo. 1.4 Emotion 2010, one private owner, only 33,000klm (20,000mls), service history, lots of extras (too many to list), nearly half the new price at only 7,995€. 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (224391) MERCEDES 1994 320 CE silver convertible. LHD, Spanish registration, 185,000 Kms. New roof & liner, good tyres, ITV Jan 2015.

Black leather interior. Major works to the engine and electrics. Very good condition. 645 334 243 paulmac1946@hotmail.com €10,500 (226444) PORSCHE 911 (996) 3.6 Carrera 2. Showroom condition, second owner from new. 6 speed, air con, CD… etc. 29,500 629 826 931 (234653) RENAULT Grand Espace 3ltr automatic, genuine seven seater, year 2000. New tyres, exhaust, ITV and taxed to May 2015. Well maintained, regularly serviced.

Service history and receipts. 2,950 euros. 647 043 657 (225621) BMW 530d Gran Turismo, 2013, alpine white, black leather, panoramic sunroof, local car, only 8,000kms, fully loaded too much to list, genuine reason for sale €59,995, call for full spec 600 501 492 225 (226270) DRIVE back to UK in my automatic Opel Omega Estate 1997. UK reg, lhd, great load carrier, 2 litre, MOT till November and tax, only want €400 or nearest offer.

Phone 952 599 391 or 634 325 084 (228678) UK REG CHEVY 30 Campervan, LHD, in need of some TLC. €1,850. 655 095 147 (226438) BMW 316 compact, ITV, good runner, air con, year ‘98. €1,495.

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INSURANCE ABBEYGATE INSURANCE. No automatic annual increase on our Motor Insurance, renewal policies. Call 952 893 380 (68259) WE ARE currently the market leader in our country in the sale of direct car, motorbike, home and company fleet insurance. Since we started out in 1995, our philosophy has always been to offer an excellent service with the best prices in the market. For the most competitive quotes in English, call Linea Directa on 902 123 309.

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MECHANIC workshop & mobile.

All work undertaken. ITVs done.

Reasonable rates. Prompt, reliable services 24/7. 620 020 232, 951 165 090 (225686) MOBILE MECHANIC will come to your home or work. Servicing, repairs, ITVs & diagnostics. Call Mick on 617 553 072 (224998)

WANTED

I BUY ANY CAR. 602 533 508 mikewallsp@gmail.com (223880) CARS AND VANS, ANY REGISTRATION, INSTANT CASH, FINANCE/EMBARGO UK OR SPANISH 693 028 325 (220839) WANTED. CARS & JEEPS & camper vans for cash. All makes, LHD, any condition. 693 357 000 (224394) CARS, VANS UK OR SPANISH BOUGHT FOR CASH. FREE COLLECTION IN SPAIN AND UK. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 OR 952 669 701 (220839) CAR, VANS BOUGHT WITH OR WITHOUT PAPERS. CASH WAITING 678 808 837 (220839) WANTED CARS AND VANS, FREE COLLECTION, SAME DAY 693 028 325 (220839) CDS CARS established 12 years on the coast, we will buy your car stress free, with an instant cash decision, all paperwork taken care of with our on site gestoria, 30 cars in stock 672 550 037 / cdscars@mail.com (222389)

MUSIC DAVE C CLARKE, guitarist, vocalist, pianist, ex-Cunard.

Specialising in popular Spanish guitar. Available solo or combo. Parties / weddings / class restaurants, dinner dances. Huge repertoire. Details 687 627 434 (225501)

NAUTICAL PUERTO BANUS, 8m mooring for rental. 630 614 252 (228645) SHARE my 28 sloop in Banus for only 4,000 euros per year. 617 074 567 (226453) 12m SILVERTON aft cabin, ideal live aboard, 2 cabins, 2 bathrooms, supplied with a berth in Benalmadena or Gibraltar. 1995.

Twin Crusader 320 hp petrol engines have just been serviced, £40,000. Tel 607 510 109 (234646)

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CLASSIFIEDS PAINTER/DECORATOR

PETS

“SIMPLY THE BEST” on the coast.

Forget the rest, have the job done right. Call Sam. 18 years Mijas.

952 666 025 / 629 546 128.

You’re worth it. (215594) HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM. Painting/Interior design. Free estimates. Graham - 607 923 486 (229042) SUPERIOR decoration services.

Interiors & exteriors, paper hanging, detailed work & paint finishes. Discounted wall coverings.

Quality workmanship at highly competitive prices. Free quotations, check us out on www.timhammond.webs.com 952 455 551 / 695 875 118.

Email: hammondluc1@yahoo .co.uk (229836)

PERGOLAS & DECKING PERGOLAS, Decking and Thatched Gazebos. Best quality and prices. Installations.

For free quotation call 686 322 328 (224383)

PERSONAL LGBT, a new group for Mijas Costa. Support, social, equity, age inclusive. Details text Roberta 640 665 451 (234712)

PEST CONTROL

YOUNG DOMESTICATED cats rescued from the killing station need kind homes. Fully vaccinated and neutered, free of charge. We will also deliver to England for a donation to the charity. Please give one of these beautiful cats a home so we can save more from death. Can be seen without obligation at Cat and Dog World Kennels. Tel. 630 197 435 (93398)

CHARITIES ADANA THE ANIMAL SHELTER IN ESTEPONA. We always need volunteers to walk and socialise with our dogs and help with cleaning. We also need good homes for our animals that you can see on www.adana.es. Kennels open every day 10-1.30, Camino de Casares, near Parque de los Pedregales, Estepona. (5 minutes from the Poligono) For more information call Marjorie 952 79 74 05 or 636 934 146 (93319)

how old, they are safe with us.

For day to day needs and to pay for veterinary care, we much appreciate the support we receive.

We desperately need items to sell on our market stall to help raise funds and are happy to come and collect. So if you are having a clear-out, please contact us on 605 227 155. If you would like to know more about re-homing, please call 653 257 875. Visit our website www.sos-animals.org or please phone Sandy on 952 385 923 or 666 814 056 if you would like to make a donation or help in any way. (93317) ARCH - THE ANDALUCIAN RESCUE CENTRE FOR HORSES WELCOMES VISITORS AND VOLUNTEERS TO THEIR STABLES ON SATURDAYS FROM 10 - 12 OR BY APPOINTMENT. COME AND HELP OUT, OR SPONSOR OR ADOPT ONE OF OUR HORSES, DONKEYS OR MULES. WE ALWAYS NEED HELP WITH FUND RAISING TO LOOK AFTER THE ABANDONED AND ABUSED ANIMALS. OUR AIM IS TO RESCUE, REHABILITATE AND REHOME. WE ARE A SMALL FRIENDLY TEAM - WHY NOT JOIN US. FIND US IN ALHAURIN EL GRANDE, BEHIND THE VENTA MIRALMONTE ON THE ROAD FROM ALHAURIN TO COIN, (A404), URB.VIÑA BORREGO, FOLLOW THE YELLOW SIGNS. CHARITY REGISTERED WITH THE JUNTA DE ANDALUCIA NO 8448. WWW.HORSERESCUES PAIN.ORG INFO@HORSERES CUESPAIN.ORG ARCHRES CUE@YAHOO.CO.UK TEL:635798219 OR 656935613 OR 620175828. NEW: ARCH CHARITY SHOP NOW OPEN IN ALHAURIN, NEXT TO MONEY CHANGE SHOP, AVENIDA GERALD BRENAN (93322)

KENNELS

ACE CHARITY at El Refugio Kennels always needs volunteers to help with dog walking. It’s good exercise, a couple of hours any morning of the week. Foster and permanent homes also needed for our many inmates! Vivien 639 991 079 (93320)

COCKROACHES, Wasps, Ants, Rats, Termites, Fleas, Bedbugs, Palm weevil, All Pest Problems.

Call LOCAL PEST-PLAGUICOSTA, the British Company you can trust. Registered with Malaga Sanitary Department. Tel 952 449 591 or 684 217 181. Best price Guarantee, open 24/7 (228707) T1 COCKROACHES, ANTS, insects, fleas, mice, rats, wasps, termite specialists. Fumigations, bars, restaurants, houses, etc. Sanitary department officially registered certificates. Guarantee. 23 years serving the coast. Only legal English owned pest control company on the coast. If you want the best then phone N.P.S. Nigel 606 008 940 (223163)

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SEPE the horse and donkey charity is open to the public weekends from 10.00 to 5.00. Volunteers are much needed in all departments and are welcome at anytime. For our riding for the disabled classes, we are also in need of extra helpers. We are nationally registered by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior (164640) but only with your support can we give the equine a voice. If you can just commit to 2 or 3 euros a month it will really help make a difference. You can find us at Lauro Golf Equestrian Centre, Alqueria, Alhaurin de la Torre. Tel. 608 258 950 info@sepeonline.net www.sepeonline.net (93321) At SOS Animal Refuge we have dogs, young and old looking for homes. Some of our dogs have been with us for some time and would love to find a cosy spot to curl up in and a knee on which to rest their heads. If you have room in your heart and home we would love to hear from you. We do not put our dogs to sleep - no matter

6 - 12 November 2014 / Costa del Sol PETCARE PET HOTEL. Alhaurin el Grande. Holiday accommodation for dogs and cats. Heated/Air conditioned kennels available. Tel: 952 112 284 / 685 400 216 www.petcarespain.com. Find us on Facebook at Petcare Spain (220208) STEFANIE’S KENNELS AND CATTERY, Estepona. Fully licensed, Junta approved, est. 1986.

Viewing welcomed 952 790 943 www.stefanieskennels.com (229885) EURODOG BOARDING KENNELS & CATTERY. Under new ownership by animal loving family.

Large kennels and exercise yards, fully licensed and sanitary approved. Safe, secure and caring environment. Inspections welcome anyt ime. 5 minutes from Fuengirola 679 786 669 / 952 464 947 / www.eurodog.es (224322)

PET TRANSPORT

30 YEARS ON THE COAST. I cover all aspects of plumbing & general maintenance. Graham 607 923 486 (229042) PLUMBING. Leak detection & blocked drains. Tel 952 568 414 / 661 910 772 / drainspain.com (224404) PLUMBER for all your plumbing requirements. Emergencies, bathrooms, tiling. Benalmadena based, travel no problem. Construction work. Glen 669 073 773 (226387)

POOL TILING REPLACE your broken swimming pool tiles without draining your pool by utilising the very latest in underwater grouting and adhesives, quickly and efficiently. Call Lee at AquaTile Tel. 69 7529 677 www.aquatile.net (229713)

POOLS

PET-COURIERS.COM – If you love your pet try us first – we are the best. Door to door service throughout Europe. Specialised vehicles – bespoke service. Full legal service including documentation if required. For further information call or e-mail us: Tel: (0034) 651 033 670 or (0034) 637 066 227. Email: info@pet-couriers.com or www.pet-couriers.com (206497)

LAGUNA KENNELS AND CATTERY. Your pets lovingly cared for by English mother and daughter. Near Coin. lagu nakennels@hotmail.com. Tel 952 112 021 / 606 838 983 (224847) STEFANIE’S KENNELS AND CATTERY, Estepona. Fully licensed, Junta approved, est. 1986.

Viewing welcomed 952 790 943 www.stefanieskennels.com (219547) CAT AND DOG WORLD KENNELS AND CATTERY, superb licensed facilities, viewing welcome. Tel: 952 112 978 / 630 197 435. www.cat-and-dog-world.com (223161)

www.villaplus.com, see our main advert on page 121 (229250) ALHAURIN de la Torre, Urb. Pinos, Villa 2 floors, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 380m2 built, garage, pool, sauna, barbecue, plot 1,400m2, fully legal, 420,000 euros. 678 371 313 (230290) IMPECCABLE furnished villa, 4 bedroom, pool, carport. Residential area. Great investment. High rental potential. Really worth a visit. 325,000 euros. Vivienne 639 197 670 (230591)

REDUCED! 2 Bedroom Modern Townhouse. Nueva Andalucia.

ONLY 185,000 Euros! 951 106 908 (229943) MARQUES DE ATALAYA, luxury resale 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with spa & gym / www.marquesdeatalayaresales.co m / 0034 671 174 408 (220904) ALHAURIN de la Torre, needs reforming, 5 bedroom double storey plot 2,500m2, can be subdivided. €185,000 Julia/Esme 629 487 762 / 678 457 784 (234713) FREEHOLD 500m2 caravan plot with studio chalet. €23,900, Cartama. 699 199 805 (230298)

PLUMBING

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WWW.INMOANDALUZ.COM is always looking for realistically priced inland properties to sell to our interested buyers.

Tel 952 491 609 / 685 514 835 (220102)

ALHAURIN EL GRANDE. Finca 3,500m2, fully legal 2 bed house, 2 mins from town.

Internet/phone. 180,000 euros.

693 656 917 (226382)

THE DOG MOVER. Licensed transporters. Two handlers, so never alone. 680 781 699 / 0044 (0) 7875 947230. www.thedogmover.com (220443)

CITY AND GUILDS, QUALIFIED PLUMBER. All areas covered. Adrian 677 063 272 (229209)

PLOT FOR SALE - Los Flamingos, magnificent sea views 1414 m2. 629 907 476 (220346)

STUNNING Four Bedroom Villa with Pool. La Cerquilla. Only 1,495,000 Euros! 951 106 908 (229943)

ACCOMPANY your pets to their new home. Fully licensed pet transport service. Denise www.petchauffeur.eu 952 197 187 / 696 233 848 info@petchauffeur.eu (229707)

PLUMBER: All aspects, gas/electric boilers. Kitchens, bathrooms, repairs & installations. Gary 669 615 334 / 952 576 296 (215706)

PROPERTY FOR SALE

EL SOTO DE MARBELLA luxury 3 bedroom duplex penthouse for sale on this superb development with it’s own golf course, gym, sauna, spa and tennis courts plus a very popular on site restaurant.

Fantastic views and quality finish. Price only 260,000 Euros. Contact Paul 627 134 866 (229179)

ANIMALCOURIERS - A kind, caring, friendly service between Spain/UK. Flights from Malaga or road from Costa del Sol for your Pet Travel. ASK us about SPECIAL FLIGHT DEALS for this summer for your pet to accompany you on a MONARCH FLIGHT back to England to visit the family maybe? www.animalcouriers.com / 0044 1483 200123, 0034 635 155 962 or ask@animalcouriers.com for a quotation. (223230)

PLUMBER: Water heaters repaired, replaced same day.

Full bathroom and kitchen reforms, previous work can be seen. References available.

Mark Allan - 608 454 778 / 952 937 244 (215702)

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ELEGANT Marbella Estates is looking for properties for Scandinavian clients. If you are selling or buying, call us today for freevaluation. 951 087 933 or sales@ele gantmarbella.com (230588)

PET TRANSPORTATION by road.

Fully DEFRA/OCA/TRACES compliant. Complete service by professional licensed kennels. 630 197 435 www.cat-and-dog-world.com (226428) www.poshpetsspain.com - Boutique Dog & Cat Hotel and much more … Facebook page: POSH PETS SPAIN. Tel: 952 597 035 (224385)

EWN

www.advasolsolutions.com see our main ad under “swimming pools” 951 965 309 (224947)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PRO VENT. Kitchens, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Windows, Glass Curtains creatively designed and expertly fitted. Visit our showroom in La Cala or call 639 727 188 for a free quotation. From inspiration to installation www.joebayley.com (226432)

GUARO - Urban plot for sale with plans for 3 bed, 2 bath house with roof terrace. Any offer considered.

Phone 607 938 960 (225598) BENALMADENA, 4 bedroom townhouse. Situated in an excellent location, off-road parking for 3 cars, private garden. €350,000. 674 831 674 / 952 449 178 (234542) ALHAURIN de la Torre, quick sale €160,000, villa 406m2, plot 2,000m2, main house, 3 bed, 2 bath plus 2 bed apartment, pool, storage. Esme/Julia 678 457 784 / 629 487 762 (234713)

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BENATALAYA! Two Bedroom.

Middle floor, West Facing. Only 249,000 Euros! 951 106 908 (229943) FRONT LINE BEACH (Marbella), Las Chapas townhouse, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, large roof terrace, master bedroom terrace, large garden with private exit to the beach, private sale, (no agents please). Look at this bargain, 550,000€. 952 838 842 678 817 145 (222367) WWW.INMOANDALUZ.COM. Bargain inland properties for all budgets, fincas, village homes, apartments and villas.

Legal building plots. 952 491 609 / 685 514 835 (220102) 4 BEDROOM duplex ground floor apartment. Beautiful complex, central Nueva Andalucia. €399,000. 629 907 476 (226389) ALHAURIN de la Torre, town centre, charming 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse, roof terrace, €105,000. Esme/Julia 678 457 784 / 629 487 762 (234713) TORREBLANCA END TOWNHOUSE: 3 double bedrooms, parking, 169,000€. Tel 607 530 999 (229803) ARROYO 3 bedroom apartment.

Price 142,000 euros. Contact 605 869 296 / piso4b.wordpress.com (226390) WANTED property for sale/rent, low cost apt to luxury villas, Costa del Sol and inland. www.sun sokaproperty.com, clients waiting 649 520 396. Agents welcome (226425) MARBELLA BANUS towards Port, beach, 1 bedroom, 99m2, sunny, views, elegant equipped, gardens, pool, parking, 210,000€. Tel: +34 637 439 222 bravoelezovic @gmail.com (225527)

REMOVALS / STORAGE

BENALMADENA, various apartments for reform from €90,000.

952 449 178 / 674 831 674 (234542)

PROPERTY TO LET EL ROSARIO (MARBELLA).

Beautiful detached villa, 2 double bedrooms, 120m2 build, air con, garden, parking. €950/month.

Long & short lets 661 626 281 (229021) PUERTO BANUS October to April no deposit - rent day / week / month. Fully furnished 3 bedroom apartments including complimentary internet-satellite TV-movie channels-gym-housekeeping.

From €1200 per month. Additional hotel services available. Call Alexandra 666 234 122 www.sisuboutique.com (234550) ALHAURIN de la Torre, (Pinos) 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom chalet. Large entertainment room, pool, €1,500. Esme/Julia 678 457 784 / 629 487 762 (234713) GARAGE/Storage 20m2. Opposite Puerto Banua, fully secure. All enquiries email thepeg97@hotmail.com (234727) VARIOUS properties for rent in Mijas, 2 to 3 bedrooms furnished/unfurnished 674 831 674 (234540) NUEVA ANDALUCIA. Newly refurbished beautiful 2 beds, 2 baths flat for long or short let. 633 215 161 (225584) PUEBLO LA CAMPANA Mijas/Fuengirola: Four bed townhouse furnished, two pools, 800 euros month. No bills to pay.

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BENALMADENA - Granny flat.

One/two bedroom, garden, parking space, views. Long let only to retired couple. 605 978 203 (234655)

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LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIST. Combitrans Movers. 952 775 300 www.combitrans.es (229550)

BENALMADENA - Large studio near marina/Lidl. Fully furnished, pool & gardens. 677 817 867 (226256)

PROFESSIONAL LOCAL REMOVALS AT AFFORDABLE RATES. 1/2 DAY FROM €90.

FULL DAY FROM €175. WE ALSO PROVIDE A FORTNIGHTLY DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE TO UK AND EUROPE (INCL SCOTLAND). WORLDWIDE SHIPPING TO USA, AUSTRALIA, ETC AND FULL STORAGE FACILITIES. TEL (0034) 952 578 507 OR (0034) 637 892 278 / EMAIL GARYMOVEIT@YAHOO.CO.UK (226396)

ALHAURIN de la Torre/Grande, country cottages, villas, flats from €400. Esme/Julia 678 457 784 / 629 487 762 (234713) MONTE DUQUESA, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, lounge diner, apartment to rent.

Either short term €500 per week or long term. €550 pcm.

661 233 837 (234656) BENALMÁDENA PUEBLO. New apartments to rent long term.

Central, tranquil, furnished, cheap rent, no terrace. 1 bedroom apartment €300. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment €400. Telephone 622 894 232. Serious applicants only.

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CAR TRANSPORTER, call for excellent rates. Fully insured, professional service. 951 319 320 / email move@freinternational.com / www.car-transport-spain.com (215605) JDS EURO TRANSPORT. Email: jdstransport@outlook.com / 0034 637 066 114 / 0044 7884 908929 (224382)

MARBELLA MAESTRANZA: Spacious two bedroom, two bathroom ground floor with terrace.

606 278 765 (230471)

HIGH top van going from Spain to UK and return. Good rates. Reliable service. Call Graham 620 353 594 for details. vgcasacolor@ gmail.com (228531)

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CLASSIFIEDS MAN AND VAN VAN AND MAN. Removals, clearances. Experienced and 100% reliable. €20 per hr. Paul 622 793 989 (220139) MANVAN REMOVALS €20 / hour, 3 vans available. House clearances. Storage from €10 / week. Tel David 696 810 618 (208088) 2 MEN, Van €30 hour. Always on time 651 081 610 (225616) LARGE Luton Van and Man. 20€ per hour. Kevin 628 993 995 (230545) THE VAN MAN. Cheap and cheerful. €20 per hour. 677 251 025 (215820) MAN & VAN. 100% reliable. 637 066 114 / 695 060 154 (224382) MAN & VAN 25€ ph. All areas 620 005 360 (228720)

STORAGE STORAGE in the Marbella area, long and short term, excellent rates 952 816 582 move@freinternational.com (201301) REMOVAL BOXES Large, med, wardrobe, bubble wrap, tape, collect or delivered. Local and international removals also undertaken. 952 239 110 / 632 702 306 (44093) FIRST MONTH €1. Packing materials. Self storage Marbella. 952 811 311 (229188) EXCELLENT storage rates available short and long term, call 952 816 582 or email move@freinter national.com (224878)

ROLLER SHUTTERS ROLLER shutter repairs, 7 days a week, conversion from manual to motorised, new installations. All areas covered. Coast and inland.

655 825 931 (224771) ACE OF SHADES - PERSIANA (security shutter) electric and manual, various colours available including wood effect, we also offer a repair service.

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ROOMS TO LET ROOM to let. Las Lagunas. 2 x single bed available now for student. Mijas. clavel4@hotmail.com 639 469 363 (230589)

SECURITY WIRELESS, Neat, Photo, Video, 24hr security links. klloyd7@gmail.com / 661 219 469 (229954)

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CARPENTRY CARPENTER cabinet maker, Irish.

Property maintenance, plumbing, painting, electrical, kitchens. Bathrooms renovated etc. 30 years experience. Very reliable. 677 087 575 (224853)

FURNITURE FRENCH POLISHING REPAIRS, restoration etc. restore your valuable furniture to its former glory. Tel 647 579 519 / 952 119 190 (200802)

WINDOW COIN WINDOWS Aluminium windows, Doors, PVC Blinds, Mosquito screens, Canopies, Glass Factory, shower screens etc. All at village prices. Spanish owned business. English 646 066 351 (224847)

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SEWING ALL STYLES Curtains, upholstery, soft furnishings and bean bags made to measure. Sensible prices.

Also repairs / alterations. All areas. Call 672 800 887 or email judeinspain@hotmail.com (229231)

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650 348 785 (226338)

LOWEST PRICES IN SPAIN. www.solarmegastore.es (226345)

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TILING EUROFITTERS. Kitchens & bathrooms, 20 years’ experience. Call for a free estimate 674 831 674 (234540)

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FLASH IPTV, internet television specialists. Call us on 952 576 262 or 616 273 979 to see how we can help you. (229154)

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Solar Reflective tint for glass curtains, balconies, yachts. Stop fading, heat & glare. 958 496 571 – 644 546 176 solarshadetinting @gmail.com (229867)

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Caterham F1 driver takes pole for PH Mallorca at first Palma Port Kart Cup A STREET circuit Karting race conceived in Monaco had its debut in Spain recently.

Moll Vell marina in Mallorca was transformed into an 880 metre street circuit for the inaugural Palma Port Kart Cup. Team PH Mallorca, with two karts entered, including one piloted by future F1 star Roberto Merhi, took pole position and a third-place finish in the threehour endurance race as well as an impressive first place in the one-hour feature race.

Alec Dudfield from property developers, PH Mallorca, said: “Sponsored by Red Bull and conceived in Monaco, this foundational Palma Port Kart Cup had all the ingredients for success, so we pulled out the stops to field two great teams.

In Kart 17 we had 23-year-old Roberto Merhi, an upcoming F1 star from Castellon who raced in FP1 for Caterham at Monza, Suzuki and Sochi this season, alongside Riccardo Homuth, a Balearic Karting Champion from

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Monaco street circuit karting race makes its debut in Spain From page 136 Richards, Founder of PH Mallorca in Port Andratx and a former Porsche Carrera Cup driver.

“In Kart 16 we raced Miguel Julià, the 2006 World Karting Champion from Palma de Mallorca, Nil Monserrat, a Professional Racing Driver from Barcelona, and Coach Pedro Ivar, owner of Pedro Ivars Racing Academy in Denia.

“Needless to say our plan worked and it was great to see Merhi earn a deserved pole and Kart 16 take two podium finishes - including the top step.

“With highly competitive wheel-towheel racing on the street circuit, we’re looking forward to

STREET CIRCUIT: Palma’s first Kart Cup was well received by teams and spectators. defending our success when the Palma Port Kart Cup returns for its second outing.”

Despite both endurance races having to take place on the

same day, Sunday, due to organisational difficulties, the Palma Port Kart Cup was well received by teams and spectators alike.

The circuit was

constructed to F1 safety standards, using Tecpro barriers, and teams descended onto the city from all over Europe.

The Cathedral, Palma Old Town and the

Mediterranean, provided an incredible backdrop while the weather was also kind with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the high 20ºCs.

Brand n availab THE Fiat 500X is the new compact crossover in the 500 family.

It retains the look of the Fiat 500 from 1957 with rounded lights and the classic logo with chrome-plated bonnet trim giving it that classic feel.

Built at the SATA plant in Melfi (Potenza) and sold in more than 100 countries worldwide including the United States, the new Fiat 500X will be available in two different versions - one more ‘metropolitan’ and the other ideal for leisure, say Fiat.

With a big personality and distinctively Italian design, the new car is characterised by flexibility, rationality and quality firmly embedded in its compact dimensions, in the ample interior space and the choice of premium materials and fabrics, as well as the most sophisticated technology in the service of safety, comfort and well-being on board.

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new Fiat 500X now First look at newest F1-inspired McLaren ble in 4-wheel drive wasted through drag when four-wheel drive operation is not required, thus ensuring greater efficiency in terms of consumption.

It is the only car in the segment to offer it, together with the Jeep Renegade; the rear-axle disconnect seamlessly switches between two- and fourwheel drive for full-time torque management without requiring input from the driver. The solid, robust appearance of the car finds its perfect stylistic counterpart in the harmonious line, which emerges in dimensions ideal for customers looking for comfort space and the equipment typical of compact saloons.

At the same time, the 500X also gives a nod to

those who need to tackle urban traffic every day, thanks to its modest dimensions: it’s 4.25 metres long (2cm more for the version suited for leisure), 1.8 metres wide and 1.60 metres in height (with roof bars or 4-wheel drive the figures are 161 and 162cm respectively).

At launch, due in 2015, the engine line-up will feature the 140 HP 1.4 Turbo MultiAir II (with front-wheel drive and sixspeed manual gearbox), the 120 HP 1.6 MultiJet II (also with front-wheel drive and six-speed manual gearbox) and the 140 HP 2.0 MultiJet II (with ninespeed automatic transmission and fourwheel drive).

The range will later be

completed by the 110 HP 1.6 "E-torQ" (five-speed manual gearbox and frontwheel drive), the 170 HP 1.4 Turbo MultiAir II (ninespeed automatic transmission and fourwheel drive) and the powerful 184 HP Tigershark 2.4 (9-speed automatic transmission and fourwheel drive).

The 140 HP 1.4 Turbo MultiAir II will also be available with front-wheel drive and dual clutch sixspeed automatic transmission.

Also available will be the following turbodiesels: the 95 HP 1.3 MultiJet II (with five-speed manual gearbox and front-wheel drive) and the 140 HP 2.0 MultiJet II (with six-speed manual and four-wheel drive).

MCLAREN has given a first glimpse of the interior of the McLaren P1™ GTR. Taking centre stage in the stripped out interior is the Formula 1-inspired, championship winning steering wheel The first images of the interior show how the driving environment of the McLaren P1 GTR has been designed to be as focused for the driver as possible, and is stripped of all but the essential items in a bid to keep weight to a minimum.

The MonoCage chassis is carried over from the road car, and weighs just 90kilos thanks to the use of carbon fibre, including the upper and lower structures.

Since the ‘rollcage’ is incorporated into the MonoCage, there is no reduction in headroom for the driver.

WINNING WHEEL: Based on an F1 champion car.

The centre piece of the driver’s environment is the newly developed steering wheel, which has been

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Countdown to the Andalucian skiing season starts under bright blue skies

WITH just weeks to go before Andalucia’s skiing season starts, enthusiasts are itching to get out their snowboards and skis, snow boots and woolly hats, get the car tyre chains ready and head on up to Sierra Nevada with a few friends. The resort has already reported the first snow of the season, and the artificial snow cannon are blasting out giant white plumes in time for November 29.

Only a two-and-a-half hour drive from Marbella, most visitors to the sunny Costa del Sol are unaware that it is indeed possible – however unlikely it sounds – to be sitting on the beach and dipping your feet in the Med in the morning and by mid-afternoon you can be whizzing down dazzling snowy mountains before enjoying the après-ski by a roaring log fire.

The Costa del Sol’s proximity to the Sierra Nevada range in Granada makes it one of the most unique ski resorts in the world. Where else can you be sitting on a warm beach in the morning and skiing in the afternoon?

Dubbed the “sunniest ski resort in Europe”, Sierra Nevada is a hugely

SIERRA NEVADA: Just a short drive from the Med to the mountains. popular winter destination for many who live on the Costa del Sol, as well as with ski enthusiasts the world over. The southern Spanish sunshine gives the

resort a dazzlingly white glow under deep blue skies, while at the same time offering incredible views out over the Mediterranean.

Unsurprisingly, people normally associate snow-based activities with those who live in colder climes, such as Scandinavians, Eastern Europeans, Austrians, Germans and Russians, but there is a whole community of tanned people who live in the sunny resorts of the Costa del Sol or the Costa Blanca that spend their winter weekends whizzing down the slopes of Sierra Nevada. Proximity to the resort is actually a bonus feature for many foreigners buying a property in Andalucia.

From late November to early May each year, skiers and snowboarders make the annual pilgrimage up to the 100kilometre piste at Sierra Nevada. There are cosy restaurants and lively bars to entertain the après-ski crowd, and the resort is particularly beautiful around Christmas time, with colourful lights giving Sierra Nevada an Alpine-postcard like feel.

The countdown to the season has begun, and people are getting ready to swap their surfboards and jet skis for the snowboards and skis of the more traditional kind.

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PAINKILLING drug that is harmless to the cattle it is given to, but is deadly to vultures, could result in Spain’s vulture population facing a very real threat.

Vultures dining on the carcasses of animals containing a fatal drug resulted in the decimation of Asia’s vulture population, and experts are worried about the future of Spain’s vultures.

A report issued last month about the death of a Eurasian Griffon vulture found on an animal reserve in Andalucia two years ago shows that the bird had severe visceral gout, a condition consistent with the poisoned vultures of Asia.

Since the 1990s, vulture numbers in India have plummeted by 99 per cent – tens of millions of the birds died – and scientists have linked this ecological disaster to kidney failure resulting from the feeding on carcasses of animals treated with a painkiller, diclofenac.

Harmless to the cattle, the drug is fatal to the birds that feed on it.

The drug has since been banned in India and there is now hope for the scavenging birds of Asia, though the drug does still continue to be used illegally.

Andalucia’s dead bird is believed to have ingested flunixin, a similar drug to diclofenac.

However, earlier this year diclofenac was approved as a veterinary drug in Spain and Italy, and experts are worried not only for the safety of the vulture, but also the Golden eagle and the Spanish Imperial eagle.

Spain – and in particular Andalucia – is either home, a breeding ground or part of the migration route for many different species of vulture, including the Griffon vulture, the Egyptian vulture and the Black vulture.

The Strait of Gibraltar is where many of these birds pass during

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Spain’s vultures face testing times

UNDER THREAT: A Eurasian Griffon vulture. migration and the nearby Spanish town of Tarifa boasts a viewing station where visitors can watch these large, imposing raptors feed on the carcasses of dead animals.

However, experts warn that monitoring of these ‘carcass dumps’ is needed in Spain in

order to quantify how many medicated carcasses end up as food for vultures and other scavengers.

The approval of the use of diclofenac has avian enthusiasts concerned due to the fact that Europe is the last refuge of Old World vultures (New World

vultures are made up of different species). In Africa, the vulture population has been in decline for some time and diclofenac practically wiped out the entire Asian vulture population.

The October report about the death of the vulture in Andalucia highlighted that “there is an urgent need to test the safety of drugs like flunixin in vultures in Europe,” but it’s already known that diclofenac has a deadly effect on the carnivorous bird.

Add flunixin into the mix, and Spain’s vultures could possibly go the way of Asia’s: virtual extinction.

Whenever venturing towards Gibraltar and the Costa de la Luz, it is a common sight to see the dark, looming shadows of vultures as they circle lazily high in the sky. It is a sight that conservationists, scientists and avian enthusiasts want to continue to see, but one that could be under real threat.

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Kickboxing spectacular THE 5th Spartans Fighter Inter-club event featuring amateur and semi-pro kickboxing and K-1 bouts - will take place at the Spartans Club in Mijas Costa on November 15. Doors open at 6.30pm and tickets are €8.

Watch Malaga play RESIDENTS of Benahavis have the chance to see the next home game of Malaga CF against Eibar.

For people registered on the municipal register (pardon) there is a free bus and tickets, with the bus leaving the town on Saturday (November 8) at 8pm for the 10pm kick off.

People interested should call Veronica on 952 855 025.

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So far players from 91 different countries have scored in the Premiership since 1992-93. The latest was Southampton’s Kenyan Victor Wayamana.

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ON Tuesday and last night (Wednesday) we had Champions League football once again with Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea, Liverpool (v Real Madrid in Spain) and Manchester City, all in action, while this evening Celtic, Everton and Tottenham play in the longrunning Europa League.

Also there was a full programme of Championship matches, with Birmingham-Watford, Brighton-Wigan, DerbyHuddersfield, IpswichWolves and Middlesbrough-Norwich the standout matches.

And coming up over this weekend, the top PL encounters are Liverpool-

TROPHY WINNER: Novak Djokovic takes French Masters.

Chelsea, QPR-Manchester City and Swansea-Arsenal; it’s Bolton-Wigan, DerbyWolves and IpswichWatford in the Championship, while 48 clubs from Leagues One and Two play in the first round of the FA Cup, which includes nine previous winners of the trophy with Coventry and Portsmouth among them.

Meanwhile, Spain’s Marc Marquez will be chasing his record-breaking 13th

MotoGP race victory of the year on his home track in Valencia. ‘MM’ equalled Michael Doohan’s 1997 tally of 12 wins in Malaysia last month.

And in Rugby Union, England start their winter programme with a home game against New Zealand.

Last week, Andy Murray going for his third ‘big’ tournament win in three weeks - was knocked out of

UK visitors for Marbella Rugby Club From back page But Marbella never gave up and the players were always looking to play the ball through the hands and score. But the technical quality of the visitors shone through in the end and they ran out 0-24 winners.

the French Masters by eventual winner of the tournament, Novak Djokovic. Both players will now compete in the lucrative APT finals at London’s O2 Arena later this month.

There were also some hugely important football matches last weekend.

Premiership leaders Chelsea beat QPR 2-1, second-placed Southampton won 1-0 at Hull, Newcastle United, after knocking holders Manchester City out of the League Cup, defeated Liverpool 1-0, West Ham drew 2-0 at Stoke, Swansea at Everton 0-0 and WBA triumphed 1-0 at Leicester. On Sunday the Manchester derby ended City 1 (Sergio Aguero) 10man United 0 while Tottenham won 2-1 at Aston Villa. Crystal Palace lost 1-3 to Sunderland on Monday.

In the Championship, the Midlands derby between Wolves and Birmingham City finished 00, leaders Watford beat Millwall 3-1 and Bournemouth (second) defeated Brighton 3-2.

In League One, tabletoppers Bristol City continued their good form by overcoming Oldham 10, Wycombe have gone top of League Two, Wycombe after beating Oxford 2-1,

while in the SPL, Dundee United after a 3-0 win over St Mirren, moved above Hamilton Academical who were held 3-3 by Partick.

In the quarter finals of League Cup, Bournemouth (who beat WBA 2-1 in the last round) will face Liverpool (also 2-1 winners over Swansea); Sheffield United (who eliminated MK Dons, again by 2-1) will meet Southampton (3-2 victors at Stoke); Tottenham (who ousted Brighton 2-0) take on Newcastle and Derby (5-2 winners at Fulham) will play Chelsea who edged out plucky Shrewsbury 2-1.

These ties will be played in mid-December.

SHORTS Scotland’s women footballers lost their 2015 World Cup play-off semifinal second leg game against the Netherlands 2-0 (4-1 on aggregate).

Three managers with new jobs are Neil Redfearn at Leeds (on a year’s contract), Lee Clark at Blackpool and Gary Rowell at Birmingham.

Pakistan cricketer Younis Khan (213) became only the third batsmen to score three successive centuries against Australia, helping his country rack up 570-6 declared in the second and final Test in Abu Dhabi.

In the same match Misbah-Ul-Haq hit the fastest ever Test 50 (in 21 balls) and the joint fastest century (56 balls), equalling Viv Richards’ record set against England in 1976.

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Report by John Owen MARBELLA Bowls Club in Aloha, Nueva Andalucia is home to the Superbowl Lawn Bowls Club which celebrated 30 years on Saturday October. 25.

During those 30 years the club has enjoyed great success, winning the League Championship on 11 occasions and the second division title eight times.

Club members have won countless local championships as well as many national titles.

The club has always had a reputation for being inclusive, in that it welcomes bowlers of all ages and abilities as well as being a popular watering hole for the local population.

To mark the 30 years, a day of celebrations was held and to reflect the different sections within the club. It started with a session for the Last of the

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Bowls Club 30th anniversary raises funds for the Butterfly Children BOWLS CLUB: Celebrated their 30th anniversary.

Summer Wine Bowls Society supported by more than 30 players. The Winers, as they are popularly known, play at the club three times a week, on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 11am when all are welcome to join in their short fun games.

A buffet lunch for 60 guests was provided by Don and Pat Fisher who built the club and are still active, Pat being VicePresident.

In the afternoon Superbowl played a six rink match against

the Best of the Rest, a team raised and captained by Tony Frowd of the Belplaya Club in Torremolinos, including some of the best players along the coast.

The match was highly competitive and played in a great sporting manner. One of the highlights was a full house score of eight on one end (a Hotshot) by a Miraflores four skipped by ex-Superbowl player Craig Lewis against Mike Detheridge’s Superbowl rink. Despite this setback Superbowl won the

match 102 shots to 99.

Charity funds were raised by a corner to corner competition held after the match, a ‘spider’ beforehand with prizes donated

by Almacen de Bebidas Juan Miguel, Winers were fined for wearing white, players were fined for bowling a wrong bias and a grand raffle with prizes donated by members and local businesses which resulted in a total of €596 for DebRA Espańa, The Butterfly Children.

The Bowls Club is open every day where bowlers of all abilities are welcome, and the sports bar has two large screens showing most major sports and serves excellent food and drinks.

More information can be gained from the club website www.marbellabowlsclub.com • Tel: 952 81 77 13.

Fully illustrated report in www.bowlinginspain.com

PAT FISHER: Vice President of the Club.

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Rugby special guests MARBELLA Rugby Club welcomed some special guests when the UK’s Queen Ethelburga’s College paid a visit.

Coach to the under 18s team was former rugby professional Rob Rawlinson and also along was Henry Paul.

Paul made his name as a Kiwi Rugby League professional between 1995 and 2001, and became familiar to Rugby Union fans in the UK when he switched codes. He went on to play for top Union sides Bath, Gloucester and

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Rawlinson was a hooker who played his entire career for Leeds Carnegie.

Queen Ethelburga’s is a private college that gives scholarships for promising sports men and women of the future.

It gave Marbella’s youngsters the chance to play against a higher

level of opposition than they are used to, and was seen as a useful exercise in their development.

Along with the rugby players, Queen Ethelburga’s sent girls netball and hockey teams on the trip.

The British youngsters proved too strong, literally for Marbella, as many were bigger and older.

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