Euro Weekly News - Costa Blanca North October 11 - 17 2018 Issue 1736

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ISSUE NO. 1736

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Half million fewer Brits LOVE BENIDORM?: Brit holidaymaker numbers could be down by 500,000 this year.

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NEWS EXTRA Tropical storm SPAIN’S Met Office (AEMET) has said Storm Leslie, a tropical weather system brewing in the Atlantic, could reach the Canary Islands and later the mainland in the coming days, but added its intensity was difficult to predict.

Funds call THE Spanish government has called on the European Union (EU) to increase the amount of financial aid sent to Morocco to help the North African country cope with migrants passing through it to Spain.

Seals back THE Ministry of Ecological Transition has begun studies into whether specimens of the monk seal, a species that lived in parts of Spain before dying out in the 1980’s, could be reintroduced on Fuerteventura in 2019.

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‘Ready’ for hacks Robles says Spain can face potential cyber strikes

By Joe Gerrard SPAIN’S Defence Minister has said the country is prepared for potential cyber attacks after British and Dutch authorities alleged Russia’s military intelligence services were behind a series of global strikes.

Margarita Robles told a press conference following a meeting with NATO Defence Ministers the country is braced for ‘very real’ threats.

Spain had put all necessary measures in place to protect its cyberspace and its citizens should not be alarmed, the minister added.

Robles’ comments follow claims made by Britain’s Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt that Russia’s GRU was behind strikes on the World Anti-Doping Agency, the Democratic

National Committee and other organisations.

It also comes as the Netherland’s Defence Ministry claimed it had foiled an attempted cyber attack on the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) headquarters in The

Hague.

Russia has denied any involvement in the incidents and called the accusations a ‘diabolical cocktail.’ There was no evidence to back up the claims from Britain and the Netherlands, a Kremlin spokesperson added.

Robles said Spain had to be prepared in the face of threats of political interference, cyber attacks and ‘hybrid’ strikes.

“Citizens have to be calm and to know that we are ready.

But we will not abandon the channels of dialogue,” Robles said.

The minister added it was ‘essential’ there were joint defence mechanisms both within NATO and the European Union (EU).

“Spain is a reliable and serious NATO partner and we are committed to working on our

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BRACED: Robles (centre, left) spoke following a NATO meeting. cyberdefence capabilities. We cannot give more details about these as we do not provide clues to people who can carry out such attacks,” Robles said.

James Mattis, the United States’ Secretary of Defence, said last Thursday his country had given its offensive cyber

capabilities to NATO countries.

He added that Russia would ‘pay’ for its actions, but did not outline a specific response.

Robles said Spain had to be ‘very cautious’ in choosing how to respond if it should fall victim to such a strike.

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Dog fall rescue FIREFIGHTERS in Alicante City successfully rescued a dog from a drain after the animal fell into it at around 9.30am on Monday. Emergency services personnel had to climb down into the drain, on Calle Pluton, by ladder after the dog fell four metres down it for unknown reasons, the city’s safety department said.

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Marching on

Cost fall THE average cost of a night’s stay in hotels in Alicante City fell yearon-year by 20 per cent in the third quarter of this year, according to industry data. A report from the Hotel Price Radar found the fall took place as average prices across Spain rose by 2.1 per cent.

Flat blaze LOCAL POLICE officers were despatched along with firefighters to a block of flats in Alicante City after a fire broke out in one of its apartments. Emergency services were alerted to the blaze at around 12pm, with no injuries reported and the cause believed to be an oven left switched on.

Home sales PROPERTY sales in Alicante Province rose by 16.8 per cent between January and June on 2017 levels, according to Ministry of Development data. A total of 23,256 transactions were made during that period equalling a value of almost €2.8 billion, an increase of 23 per cent on the same time last year.

Rail death A 45-YEAR-OLD woman has died after being hit by a train while trying to retrieve her pet dog that strayed onto the tracks in San Gabriel in Alicante City. National Police officers have opened an investigation into the death which took place at around 6.20pm on Friday to confirm the cause.

Man held NATIONAL POLICE officers have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with the alleged rigging of slot machines in arcades to obtain thousands in cash in Alicante City.

The detainee was brought before the city’s Court of Instruction which has charged him and released him on bail ahead of his trial.

ARMY PARADE: The king oversees army marches in Madrid during the National Festival.

SPAIN is gearing up to mark its National Festival tomorrow (Friday), a celebration with a long history and global reach.

This official photo from the Spanish Army shows troops taking part in military parades in the capital of Madrid to mark the day which takes place every October 12.

The marches are presided over by the Spanish King and other members of the royal family, as well as leading government figures such as

the Prime Minister. It also features flyovers from the Patrulla Aguila, the Spanish Air Force’s aerobatics team.

The practice of staging parades began in 2000 when October 12 was also designated Armed Forces Day. The National Festival of Spain (Fiesta Nacional de España) goes deeper than celebrations of the armed forces. It also commemorates Christopher Columbus’ arrival in the Americas in 1492. The occasion

Bouncer brawl BRITISH bouncers allegedly brawled with revellers outside a popular Benidorm sports bar, then tried to stop witnesses filming the violence.

Footage that has been released of the chaotic scenes shows young men punched to the ground as a group of what appear to be doormen in black t-shirts surround them.

One man is seen being kicked and punched even as he lies on the floor, and at least one bouncer appears to be a staff member of a security com-

pany in the resort.

The company describes itself on Twitter as a public relations company working on behalf of Benidorm nightclubs.

A commentator on the video asked whether police were on the scene, while the uploader of the footage said there were none at the bar.

The mother of a man seen being kicked while he lay on the ground has told the Euro Weekly News that he could have been killed.

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is celebrated across the world by Spanish speakers and those whose ancestors lived in the country as Hispanic Day. The celebration was first pushed for in the early 20th century with calls to recognise the ‘Haspanidad,’ or global Spanish-speaking community. The celebration fell in and out of favour during the Civil War and the dictatorship of Francisco Franco until it was officially recognised as a national holiday in the 1980’s.

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Weeded out THE Guardia Civil have impounded 8,000 marihuana plants in Campello, Muchamiel and Alicante.

They also arrested six people, all of Dutch nationality and aged between 39 and 43, frustrating plans to sow a further 20 plantations with 80,000 plants.

Five of the detainees were remanded on drugs charges and defrauding an energy company, as the three raided plantations all used illegal electricity connec-

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tions to provide heating and ventilation for the growing plants.

The operation was carried out in two phases by Guardia Civil investigators from the San Juan post, who arrested a man and a woman in La Nucia and another male in Alicante last September.

A week later, three more men were arrested in Campello where the Guardia Civil dismantled a plantation of 6,500 plants, most of which were still immature.

The total number of news and features which appeared in Issue 1735 of the Euro Weekly News Costa Blanca North edition, including 135 local stories.

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POLL OF THE WEEK Do you think women are more equal in Spain than they are in other countries such as Britain?

LAST WEEK’S POLL: Should General Franco’s remains be moved from their resting place in the Valley of the Fallen?

Yes 36%

RANKING HIGH: Thousands of women have protested in favour of gender equality this year.

Female friendly SPAIN has come fifth in a ranking of countries where women feel secure, respected, equal and unthreatened.

The University of Georgetown’s Institute for Women, Peace and Security’s study named Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Slovenia and Spain the most female friendly countries. Yemen, Syria and Afghanistan came bottom in the ranking of a total of 153 states.

The report comes after Spanish politicians promised progress on gender equality amidst protests against sexism and gender violence this year.

The university’s study took into account cases of gender violence, the representation of women in parliament, safety and legal systems. Spain ranked highly in almost all the categories.

The country came 11th in gender violence rankings with the study finding that 13 per cent of Spanish women had experienced some form of sexist attack in their lifetimes.

More than 80 per cent of Spanish women surveyed said they felt secure, with the report’s authors commenting the metric measured feelings of security and not freedom.

Spain came 20th in terms of women participat-

ing in politics. Female members of the Cortes Generales, the country’s Parliament, make up 39 per cent of the total number of lawmakers.

Spain topped the ranking of equality in its legal system with the least amount of discriminatory laws on its books.

The study follows protests over alleged sexism in Spanish society this year as well as pledges from politicians to make the country more gender equal.

Millions took part in the feminist general strike on International Women’s Day on March 8 over claims they continued to face sexism and discrimination in the workplace and wider society.

Thousands more rallied after a Navarra court cleared five men of rape charges in connection with a sex attack on a woman at Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls festival.

They were found guilty of the lesser charge of sexual assault in what became known as the La Manada (Wolfpack) case.

Pedro Sanchez, Spain’s Prime Minister, has committed his left-leaning Partido Socialista (PSOE) government to promoting female equality.

There are 11 women in Spain’s 17-strong Council of Ministers, a move designed to make the government more gender equal.

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NEWS EXTRA Lifesavers get grant THE Valencian Tourism Agency made a €12,674 grant to Callosa Town Hall to cover part of the cost of the lifesaving service at the Fuentes de Algar natural pools, which attract an annual 300,000 visitors.

Sweet custom VILLAJOYOSA Town Hall sold 550 marzipanfilled mocadoras (handkerchiefs) traditionally given to sweethearts on Valencia Day, October 9, also the feast day of San Donis, patron saint of lovers. All money raised will go to Caritas.

Jobs bribe REGIONAL employment service Servef will provide subsidies of up to €10,000 for bars and restaurants that extend employees’ contracts by at least 90 days or put them on permanent contracts instead of laying them off.

AGRICULTURAL growers will soon receive recycled water that until now was discharged into the River Seco.

They have been asking for this water since the San Juan treatment plant opened in 2011 but a pipeline linking it to the Pantanet irrigation deposit in Muchamiel was omitted from the original plans.

The regional government’s Agriculture and Environment department has now put construction of a €1.6 million pipeline out to tender, prompting Campello Town Hall to ask the Institute of Coastal Ecology for help.

San Juan and Muchamiel growers consider that the San Juan water has been wasted for the last seven years but Campello Town Hall points out that this water has transformed the lower reaches of River Seco.

Campello’s Environment department is asking the Institute to assess how much water is needed to prevent the river and its banks from reverting to their former arid state.

It will also approach the Confederacion Hidrografica

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Fears that River Seco could dry up

RIVER SECO: Transformed since 2011. del Jucar, which controls the area’s waterways and rivers, asking for an environmental flow to maintain the existing ecosystem.

Although the treatment plant functions at half-capacity, approximately five million litres of water flow down the lower section of the Rio Seco

to the sea each day.

Previously as dry as its name, the river now supports wildlife and 47 species of birds and Campello Town

Hall wants assurance that there will be enough water to ensure that they are not affected once the pipeline is built.

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Sex symbol and tycoon STUNNING at 60, movie siren Sharon Stone has spent a relaxing weekend in Mallorca with toy boy lover of nine months Angelo Boffa (41).

The Basic Instinct star and the Italian property tycoon reportedly stayed in a hotel in the southwest of the island, and were snapped taking romantic walks, sunbathing and relaxing on a luxury liner.

They were also papped enjoying a candlelit dinner at a

LOVED UP: Relaxing on a liner.

well-known restaurant in Puerto Portals, and a fishing trip along the coast of Calvia.

Angelo is said to be a huge fan of the Balearics, while Sharon has made no secret of her love of Spain.

The Hollywood favourite, who has appeared in around 45 films, posted a beautiful photograph of herself and her hunky beau on Facebook, and captioned the snap ‘weekend in paradise.’

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Yazmin sizzles despite her troubles TOWIE’S troubledYazmin Oukhellou looks sensational as she poses days before being pictured in tears at a holistic boot camp in Marbella.

The 24-year-old reality star is battling with severe depression.

A source said that ‘it’s true Yazmin went to a camp in Marbella to escape her troubles.’

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REALITY STAR: Hot on the rocks.

They added that things have ‘just got too much for her on the show and issues with various cast members have really got her down.’

They added that the beauty is a ‘very normal girl with no ego and she doesn’t need that negativity in her life.’

Yazmin has said her mental health struggles are so bad she ‘hasn’t wanted to get out of bed.’

A spokesperson stressed that ‘her boyfriend James Lock is behind her 100 per cent’ and that like her family and friends, ‘just wants her back to her old self and well again.’

Runaway prices Cruz-ing Spain ED SHEERAN fans are counting down the days until he flies his way to Spain in June.

But the resale of tickets for dates in Barcelona and Madrid by certain websites has caused outrage as prices, normally €60 to €89 have sold for as much as €850.

Despite these exorbitant prices, almost all of the tickets have been snatched up.

SELL OUT: Hundreds paid for tickets.

SPAIN’S darling Penelope Cruz is buzy dazzling Barcelona while filming scenes for an upcoming movie.

The actress, 44, was photographed slipping into a swimming pool wearing a clingy nude coloured top and black hot pants during the day.

And later, The Vanilla Sky star was captured in a sparkling dress while filming a new Costa Cruises commercial.

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Six arrested in €1 million bust

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SAFE KEEPING: An officer assesses the seized loot.

Three men and three women were involved, aged between 27 and 57, and they were Spanish, Ecuadorian and Colombian nationals.

O ff i c e r s f r o m t h e S p e cialised Crime Unit focused on three addresses in

the towns of Alcoi, Torre Pacheco and Fuente Alamo.

Along with the arrests the blowtorch was seized, as well as €6,000 in cash, $2,100 in cash, 100 grams of cocaine and various mobile phones.

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THE National Police have arrested six members of a criminal group who allegedly raided the home of a 9 7 - y e a r- o l d w o m a n i n Alcoi, Alicante, to steal her life savings, including gold jewellery that was stored in a safe.

Police estimate that the stolen items had a value of close to €1 million.

The woman was not at home at the time of the raid, but when she returned they locked her in the bathroom and took away her mobile phone.

As reported by Local Pol i c e , t h e b u rg l a r s h a d a ‘clear objective’ to break open the safe using a blowtorch.

They succeeded and stole a large number of jewels including sapphires, rubies and emeralds, as well as a large amount of cash.

A comprehensive police investigation followed over four months that ended with the arrest of all those involved.

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LATEST figures from the British holiday hotspot of Benidorm suggest the resort stands to finish 2018 with 500,000 less British holidaymakers than last year.

September registered an unusually quiet month for hoteliers in the resort.

Figures suggest there were 41,400 fewer Brits staying in Benidorm than in September 2017 and this drop in registered overnight stays has been noticed by hoteliers in the area.

So far in 2018, the figures for British overnight stays in Benidorm are already registering 420,000 fewer overnight stays than the previous year’s data.

“If this bleeding continues, the British market is expected to reach a loss of half a million,” warned hotel association Hosbec.

Hoteliers are blaming the resurgence of new tourist destinations and the emergence of online-based apartment sharing sites for the downfall in figures.

Hosbec noted: “The growth of tourist packages from other competing destinations of ‘sun and beach’ such as Turkey (+ 69 per

cent), Tunisia (+ 41 per cent) or Egypt (+ 58 per cent) is a reality.”

The resort has seen this year an increase in Spanish tourists holidaying in Benidorm.

This native resurgence has bolstered the occupancy rates of Benidorm hotels in 2018, but remain down on 2017 figures.

Hotels in Benidorm are being forced to consider luring tourists from other nations after the slump in the British market this year. President of Hosbec, Toni Mayor, claims: “We must continue working to ‘seduce’ different markets in order to bring them to Benidorm.”

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ALICANTE City’s council has spent more than €630,000 on renovations to the city’s historic central market as part of ongoing refurbishments.

Works to the building include restoring its facade, improving kiosks and public services, installing air conditioning and up-

dating commercial facilities.

The ongoing project at the market building, which is 86 years old, have come as part of efforts to make it more modern.

The site, on Avenida de Alfonso el Sabio, was recently added to a regional list of historic buildings.

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A hidden danger

WARRANT: Police arrest man for crime committed 14 years ago.

Murder suspect held POLICE in Alicante arrested a Dutchman in connection with a murder committed in 2004.

The 54-year-old is also accused of belonging to a criminal organisation ‘dedicated to committing assassina tions for s e ttling a c counts.’

A European arrest warrant was issued by Dutch authoritie s hunting for the s us -

pe c te d fugitive , w ho a llegedly shot his victim several times in Amsterdam on May 17.

International police cooperation led the Guardia C ivil to a prope rty in La N uc ia , w he re he w a s de tained on Monday.

The accused faces extradition a nd a pos s ible life sentence if found guilty in his own country.

WHILST everyone is aware of the problems caused by plastic and governments are banning the use of free plastic bags, there is an insidious danger amongst us that you may not appreciate. One of the most popular snacks in Britain and most of the rest of the world are potato crisps and other similar vegetable based snacks.

The packets they come in are currently non-recyclable because they are not made of foil as many would think, but are made of up to nine layers of plastic.

Walkers, Britain’s largest crisp producers bag 11 million packets a day which totals six billion crisp and other snack packets each year and the company which is owned by Pepsi Cola doesn’t expect to make its bags recyclable until 2025 (that’s 28 billion packets later).

The reason for these different layers of plastic is to ensure that the crisps stay fresh, do not take on water or leak oil and do not burst open if dropped but what’s good for the product isn’t so good for the environment and examples of empty crisp packets from the 1980’s have been found on beaches in Europe.

It’s not just Walkers who are to blame as most of these tasty snacks come in similar packaging, although Marks and Spencer have reduced the amount of air they put into their packets, thus reducing their size.

One way of discovering if the bag is made from foil (as some are), just scrunch it in your hand - if it remains ‘scrunched’ it is foil and can be recycled; if it springs back it is probably metallised plastic film and not recyclable.

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NEWS EXTRA Time saver for Alcoy ALCOY called on the regional government to reactivate plans to remodel the CV-70 road which connects the city with Benidorm via Guadalest.

Once completed, the €150 million project would shave 30 minutes off the journey.

New road MUCHAMIEL has completed the €1.3 million compulsory purchase of properties necessary to construct Avenida Enric Valor. As well as a continuation of Avenida de Valencia this will also provide a south-western access to the town.

Helping hand MORE than 300 people attended the Bolivia Solidarity Fiesta which raised €3,000 that will be used to rebuild the Chilimarca Cultural Centre, destroyed by a landslide and flooding.

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Mayor earns €6 a year Officials reveal city heads’ pay CREDIT: Matilla de Arzon Council (both)

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by Joe Gerrard SPAIN’S Public Services Ministry has published a ranking of mayors in order of their yearly earnings, with the lowest paid taking home €6 a year.

The ministry’s Salary Information of Administration Posts (ISPA) showed Consuelo Moran Astorga, mayor of Matilla de Arzon in Castilla y Leon, earned the least of any city head in Spain. The mayor is not exclusively dedicated to the office meaning she does not work solely for the council.

Manuela Carmena, the mayor of Madrid, took home the largest annual pay packet with €102,010 in gross earnings.

The politician, of the Ahora Madrid party, reportedly gives away around €10,000 from her salary in

CHEAP OFFICIAL: Matilla de Arzon’s Mayor Astorga (inset) makes €6 a year. donations.

Carmena was followed in the rankings by the Basque regionalist Partido Nacionalista Vasco’s (PNV) mayor Juan Mari Aburto of Bilbao. The city head is paid more than €91,318 a year.

Valencia City’s mayor

Joan Ribo of the regionalist Compromis party takes home a gross salary of almost €82,603.

The mayors of Vitoria, Getxo in the Basque Country and San Cristobal de la Laguna in Tenerife took fourth, fifth and sixth place

respectively. They earned a total of around €81,861, €79,151 and €79,507.

The mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau of the Cataluña en Comun party, does not officially declare her salary, but it is estimated to be around €100,000. This

would make her the second highest paid mayor in Spain if included in the official ranking.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s annual salary for his government position stands at around €81,000, less than the top three highest paid mayors.

Sanchez also draws a €94,923 annual pay packet for being General Secretary of the left-leaning Partido Socialista (PSOE).

IPSA statistics showed there are 540 mayors who take home less than €1,000 a year for being the mayor of their towns and cities.

Rafael Marin Belmonte, PSOE mayor of Alicun de Or t ega in Gr anada Province, Andalucia, came second to bottom after mayor Astorga earning €9.80 a year.

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No way out 28 and meanwhile the regional rail operator FGV is providing a bus service between Campello and La Creueta, but not for Venta Lanuza.

‘This will be served by Campello’s municipal transport system,’ an FGV

notice announced.

This Campello C-2 service is ‘completely inadequate’ residents protested, as the town hall has not put on extra buses to compensate for the temporary loss of the tram.

Photo credit: Conception Amat Orta

RESIDENTS of Venta Lanuza urbanisations complained that they are being isolated during improvements to the Line 1 tram.

Work began earlier this month on renovating the 104-year-old viaduct over the Aigues gully in Campello, requiring the closure of the line between Campello and La Creueta in Villajoyosa.

This section, which includes the Venta Lanuza halt, reopens on October

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VENTA LANUZA: No trains until October 28.

There is only one bus an hour that stops after 8pm, they said. Worse still, now that the summer season is over the bus does not run at all at the weekends.

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They lamented that although the FGV bus used the main N-332 road, it would not stop at the Venta Lanuza turn-off on the crossroads.

An FGV spokesman later explained that the Campello-La Creueta bus could not enter the residential zone for technical reasons. The vehicle was too large for some of the streets and could not negotiate the narrow tunnel under the railway line.

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EMBASSY TALKS: Walker (centre, left) held meetings in Madrid.

Brexit minister meets expat groups

by Joe Gerrard BRITAIN’S Minister for Exiting the European Union (EU) has travelled to Madrid to meet with spokespeople for groups representing expatriates as well as Spanish politicians and business leaders.

Robin Walker’s trip included talks with members of the Brexpats in Spain, Bremain in Spain, EuroCitizens and ECREU groups at the British Embassy in the Spanish capital.

Issues including health and social care for expatriates in light of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU in March 2019 were discussed. There were also talks on outreach and communications with Walker and Embassy officials.

The aim of the meetings was to provide the groups with updates on ongoing Brexit ne gotia tions a s w e ll a s an i nsi ght i nt o Britain’s diplomatic work in Spain, its embassy said.

Walker said he was pleased to meet with the representatives and update them on what the government was doing to safeguard their rights.

“I valued the opportunity to hear their concerns about residency, pensions, on-

ward movement and voting rights and the uncertainty many of them still feel over Brexit,” he said.

The minister added the government’s top pr i or i t y had al ways been t o secur e t he rights of citizens and that the draft Withdrawal Agreement did that for British nationals in Spain.

Simon Manley, Britain’s Ambassador to Spain, said strong people-to-people links were at the heat of Britain’s relationship with Spain.

“There are 180,000 Spanish people living in Britain and some 300,000 British people have chosen to make Spain their home.

“I am pleased that Robin Walker was able to meet with representatives of British nationals’ citizens’ rights groups in Spain as well as Spanish government officials,” Manley said.

The meetings follow comments from the president of Brexpats in Spain, Anne Hernandez, claiming the patience of her and her group’s members was running out over Brexit.

“Theresa May’s failure to mention expatriates in her statements has show how little we matter to her,” Hernandez said.

All business gone DEVELOPING Armanello, renamed Ensanche Levante, Benidorm’s only remaining large area will close several businesses on its periphery including a discotheque, a carwash and a campsite once the tower blocks are built. The development will also mean that the open-air Pueblo market, which a succession of councils failed to close down, is also destined to disappear.

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Five injured after smash

FIVE INJURED: Following two car crash on the A-7 Mediterranean motorway.

FIVE people, including one woman, have been rushed to hospital following a two-car crash on the A-7 Mediterranean motorway in the south of Spain.

The accident happened at Viator at km 450 in the province of Almeria in Andalucia.

All of the injured have been

transferred to the Torrecardenas hospital.

Guardia Civil traffic police are investigating the cause of the accident.

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No early election SPAIN’S Prime Minister has said he has no plans to call an early general election as opposition politicians and officials from his own party continue to lobby for a poll.

Pedro Sanchez faced calls from Albert Rivera, leader of the centrist Ciudadanos party, to hold a snap election in order to help resolve the ongoing independence push in Cataluña.

Members of the Prime Minister’s ruling left-leaning Partido Socialista (PSOE) have also said Sanchez should bring elections forward to capitalise on the party’s lead in the polls.

It comes as scandals continue to dog the government, with many PSOE officials fearing they could derail hopes of a future election victory.

Rivera claimed Spain was currently in the hands of Cataluña’s pro-independence president Quim Torra.

An election was the only way to loosen what Rivera said was Torra’s hold on power, the Ciudadanos leader added.

Rivera also called for Article 155, the constitutional mechanism used to impose direct rule on the region following last year’s independence referendum and declaration, to be reinstated.

Sanchez said his administration wanted to continue on the path of dialogue with Cataluña within the bounds of the law.

“The answer is clear. We want self-government and coexistence. Not independence,” he said on Twitter.

The Prime Minister added he would hold elections if the Catalans chose to prioritise conflict over collaboration.

It was his policy to wait until 2020, the end of the current legislative term, to hold a national vote and that he had no plans to bring it forward.

PSOE officials have reportedly become concerned that scandals which have seen two ministers resign since the party took power in June could hamper its election chances going forward. The PSOE is currently around 10 points ahead of the opposition conservative Partido Popular (PP).

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Airport security warning A BRITISH holidaymaker, who was returning to the UK after a week in sunny Spain, claims he was robbed of £400 cash and his credit cards when his rucksack passed through the security system at a Costa airport.

Retired Kev Lomax from Crewe told the Euro Weekly News how he had just spent a fantastic week on the Costa Blanca.

Kev said: “All was well until we got to the Alicante airport.

“I had my euros on me, so foolishly I left my other wallet with my En g l i sh m o n e y i n my ru ck sack.

He said: “The only time my bag was out of sight was when it went through the security scanner.

“I walked through the scanner, but then the belt stopped while security men changed over.

“Tha t wa s t h e o n l y p lac e my bag was out of sight.”

H e w e n t o n : “ I d id n ’t n e e d pounds so I didn’t find it missing until I got to Liverpool airport.

“I felt sick when I found it was missin g wi t h a l l m y ca rd s a n d

AIRPORT SECURITY: Passenger claims the only time his bag was out of sight was when it went through the security scanner. £400 cash.”

Kev has gone public with his warning saying: “Keep your money on you at the airport at all time.

It’s a warning from someone who feels a stupid idiot.

“But if it stops it happening to

someone else it would be great.”

O the r me mbe rs of Fa c e book groups have expressed concern a bout the pla s tic tra ys going through out of sight on the conveyor system while passengers can often be delayed by the personal

security checks.

One commenter said: “You can be ages getting scanned they are tha t s low and al l t he t i m e your tray is sat at the bottom with money, iPad and phones all there for anyone to help themselves!!!”

Another added: “You put your bags, laptop, keys onto the conveyor then they wave you forward and you don’t see them again until you get through all the checks. If you walk with them alongside the conveyor as I try to do security has a fit.

“I f you ar e st opped t o be sear ched your wal l et , wat ch, phone etc are just stood there unattended for anyone to lift. This syst em needs t o be r evi ewed! ” added another passenger.

Karen Hanson an admin on the Benidorm & Costa Blanca News & Information Forum said: “Money and valuables don’t just disappear, someone is helping themselves to our belongings.

“Whether it’s other passengers or st aff i t needs r epor t i ng and dealing with by the airport.

“CCTV is everywhere in airports so no excuse for any theft to not be thoroughly investigated.”

She said: “Thieves come in all guises and just because someone’s in a job of trust doesn’t mean they won’t steal.”

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Contaminated zones

by Tara Rippin THE nuclear agency has admitted there are six radioactive contaminated sites in Spain.

But none of the zones which are listed by the Nuclear Security Council (CSN), are officially classified as contaminated ground.

This is because Spain has yet to pro-

duce a formal inventory of sites affected by radioactive leaks, 10 years after a royal decree ordered one to be compiled.

The CSN argued the Nuclear Energy Law needs to be amended before the inventory can go ahead. And since 2008, no governmental moves have been made to achieve this.

In November 1970, several dozen litres of highly radioactive liquid from a spent nuclear fuel reprocessing

plant reportedly leaked from the Juan Vigon National Nuclear Energy Centre, inside Madrid’s university campus.

The liquid spilled into the sewer system and reached the Manzanares River, making its way to the Jarama River, the adjoining irrigation canal, and into the Tagus River.

The Franco regime is said to have kept quiet about the accident and the existence of contaminated soil, which it collected after draining the

SOIL TAKEN: The irrigation canal of Jarama River was drained under Franco’s regime.

Jarama canal.

The gathered earth, believed to be contaminated, was apparently buried in eight ditches alongside the

waterway.

The sites remain without any warning signs.

A spokesperson for CSN said the Ecological Transi-

tion Ministry is working on legal changes to allow for the approval of an official list of contaminated sites in Spain.

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A BRITISH expat couple travelling to the UK on a Ryanair flight from Spain were appalled to discover their seats caked in what they claim was ‘dry vomit.’

British expats Fred and Sheila McInerney, who are residents in Alicante, flew with Ryanair from their local airport to Bristol to watch a football

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Disgusted by vomit match with their son.

However, when boarding their flight at Alicante airport on Friday, September 28, they were shocked to find their allo-

cated seats were covered in what they claim was ‘dry vomit.’

They claim the leather upholstery and seat belts of their allotted seats were filthy and had not been cleaned.

To make matters worse, the couple allege that upon notifying the cabin crew they were told bringing back the cleaning

crew was out of the question as it would delay the flight’s departure.

The couple snapped photographs of the appalling condition of the seats.

Their son said: “It was quite obvious someone had been sick.

They asked the cabin crew for it to be cleaned but the man said that it would delay the flight.”

Mr and Mrs McInerney asked to change seats and claim there were empty seats available in the emergency exits of the plane.

However, the Ryanair cabin crew instead asked another passenger to swap with the couple and to endure the flight in the filthy seats.

A Ryanair spokesman has

NO THRILLS: Seats were apparently covered with vomit.

said: “All Ryanair aircraft are thoroughly cleaned by professionals at the end of each day, in line with industry standards, and cabin crew carry out a cabin tidy and toilet check at the end of every flight, during turnaround.

“In this instance, the customers in question were moved to other seats.”

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‘Looky looky’ man floors tourist A SHOCKING video of a tourist in Spain arguing with a ‘looky looky’ man, before being punched to the head and left lying motionless on the pavement has surfaced.

The violent footage was apparently shot on the Spanish holiday island of Mallorca and posted to the Facebook group Cleaning up Magaluf - claiming ‘What you witness here is the looky looky stole this man’s necklace and he is trying to get it back.’

The group says, “Enough is Enough!”

“We’ve made this group to make a stand against the ‘prostitutes’ who have robbed, stabbed, bullied and attacked not only holidaymakers but the residents and seasonal workers of Magaluf.

“It’s about time we all unite to show them that this is our home, this is our street and we will not take this any more.

“No longer will we fear walking home alone, no longer will we have to see them preying on the weak, drunk and helpless.”

The group description goes on: “We will hold public demonstrations every night and prevent them from making a living preying on the people of Magaluf and together we will take back our streets, and make them understand that they are no longer welcome here

MAGALUF: Enough is enough! and they are not wanted!

“If the police will not do anything about it then we will! We will put an end to this together!

“Help us raise funds to organise demonstrations and raise awareness of this problem until the government and police listen, and something is done.

“This is not about sex, race or violence, this is about public awareness and safety in the place we live and work.

“We do not condone racist or offensive comments or actions, violent or abusive behaviour or any form of criminal activity.”

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AN air hostess has claimed she feared for her life after an offduty pilot allegedly got drunk and threatened to have the aircraft downed by a missile on a flight from Spain.

The pilot has appeared in court where he is facing charges of being drunk, threatening to blow up an aircraft, assaulting a stewardess, damag-

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Drunk pilot’s missile threat ing parts of the plane, gesturing indecently in front of passengers and behaving disruptively.

The alleged incidents happened on a flight from Madrid bound for Dubai.

A member of the cabin crew

MISSILE THREAT: The off-duty pilot was restrained until the flight from Spain was met by police on landing. said that the man had been escorted to the flight by four staff from the UAE Embassy in Spain and was told that he could not stay anymore in Madrid because of residency issues.

The court was told: “When he first walked into the plane, he addressed me jokingly by saying ‘I haven’t smoked in 15 minutes.’ I replied that smoking is not permitted on the plane.

“His response was that he is a pilot himself and knows the rules and regulations.

“He acted rowdily and ran towards the aircraft’s kitchen, took two beers without permission.”

She went on: “He disturbed the passengers, shouting at them and cursing.

“He also threatened to kill me and claimed that he would blow up the plane because he

was carrying explosives.”

Another stewardess said: “When we were cruising above Iraq, he said that he had called his friend in Baghdad and asked him to shoot down the plane with a missile. He shouted that we were all going to die.

“After having been restrained and made to take his seat, he told me that a VIP will be waiting for us at the

airport and will have us all fired. I felt scared for myself and my family and was also afraid of losing my job.”

Witnesses told the court the Emirati man was restrained for the remaining five hours and 40 minutes of the flight until he was handed over to Dubai police when the aircraft landed.

The judge has adjourned the hearing until October 24.

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NEWS EXTRA Flood danger in Ondara ONDARA Town Hall called on the local populations not to dump rubbish in streambeds, gullies or irrigation channels, which could cause flooding during torrential autumn and winter rain but was a fire hazard in summer.

Itchygoo park PETRER’S Health department is studying claims from residents that they have been bitten by fleas in the Las Chimeneas gardens and the 9 d’Octubre park, owing to insufficient fumigation and high Indian summer temperatures.

City bombshell BOMB disposal experts were called and roads cordoned off in Alcoy when 83 bombs, grenades, mortars and shells were discovered during repairs to the old Rodes foundry, which manufactured arms during the 1936-1939 Civil War.

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Franco funeral bid

By Tara Rippin THE family of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco, want him to be buried with full ‘military honours’ if his remains are exhumed.

His seven grandchildren have filed a petition with the Ombudsman’s Office to stop the removal of Franco’s body from the Valley of the Fallen monument, a move which has been approved by the Spanish Congress.

But if the plans go ahead, the dictator ’s family want him to be buried inside La Almudena Cathedral in the centre of Madrid.

His relations have reportedly argued that under a 2010 decree, Franco is entitled to a military funeral with the ‘complete national anthem, volley shots and a cannon gun salute.’

The decree states that this type of ceremony is granted to the Spanish king, the roy-

REQUEST: Family want honorary funeral if Franco’s remains are exhumed.

al family, the prime minister, the defence minister, chief staffs of the forces, as well as general officers of the army, navy and air force.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez pledged that Franco’s remains will be exhumed to strip him of his privileged position at the monument, but that it will be done with ‘dignity and respect.’

He made no mention of an honorary funeral, which would defeat the purpose of removing his remains from the site where more than 33,000 victims of the Spanish Civil War are buried, without marked graves.

The Franco family has a crypt at the cathedral which contains the remains of Franco’s daughter, Carmen Franco, as well as a vault at El Pardo cemetery, where his wife Carmen Polo is buried.

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Spain leads anti-Trump ranking

by Joe Gerrard SPAIN leads the world in opposition to United States (US) President Donald Trump, according to a study from the country.

The Pew Research Centre’s report on opinions about the divisive President in 25 countries placed Spain at the bottom of rankings of in terms of trust.

A total of 7 per cent of people in Spain, or almost one in 20, said they did trust the President to do the right thing regarding world af-

fairs. France came second in Europe with 9 per cent, followed by Germany at 10 per cent.

The centre said in a statement that the US’s global image had ‘plummeted’ following Trump’s election to the presidency.

“Now, as the second anniversary of Trump’s election approaches, this new survey finds that Trump’s international image remains poor, while ratings for the United States are much lower than during Barack Obama’s presidency,” the

Mud death

LOW RATING: Spaniards distrusted Trump the most.

A MAN has died at a well-known coastal reserve in Spain that is famous for its mud baths and salt flats.

The man was rescued from the water at San Pedro del Pinatar in Murcia but suffered cardiorespiratory arrest.

Despite resuscitation efforts from paramedics, the 80-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.

centre said.

The report found that a large amount of Spaniards continued to view the US favourably, but not the majority.

A total of 42 per cent of survey respondents said they had a favourable view of the US. Around 35 per cent said the same in 2017 compared to 59 per cent at the end Barack Obama’s presidency.

Fewer Spaniards thought that the US respects people’s personal freedoms, with 31 per cent believing it did this year.

A total of 49 per cent said it did in 2008 and about 67 per cent believed it did in 2013 when ratings in that category reached their 10year peak.

Trump has been dogged by opposition to his Presidency at home and abroad since taking being elected in November 2016.

His nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court caused controversy after a former schoolmate alleged he had sexually assaulted her. Kavanaugh denies the claims.

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Label changes

by Tara Rippin A NEW fuel labelling system will be phased in at petrol stations across Spain, from tomorrow (Friday).

The European Union system will not be based on the octane rating, but will consist of letters and numbers framed in squares, circles or diamonds, depending on whether it is petrol, diesel or gas.

The aim is to make it easier to buy fuel when travelling abroad, as the new system will be implemented in all member states, as well as Iceland, Turkey, Serbia, Norway, Switzerland, Macedonia and Liechtenstein.

But it is predominantly driven by the EU’s wish to reduce dependency on Arab oil producing countries, and to extend the use of alternatives that reduce CO2 emissions.

Under the new scheme, petrol will be displayed using a circle, the letter E will be used to indicate its content of ethanol, together with the per-

PUMPS: Labelling system will be phased in from this month. centage content of the substance.

As such, there will be petrol E5, currently known as 95, E10 (98) and E85.

With diesel, the B relates to the content of biodiesel, followed by a number seven or 10.

Paraffinic diesel will be indicated by the letters XTL. And gases will change to

H2 for hydrogen, CNG (compressed natural gas), LNG (liquefied gas) and LPG (liquefied petroleum gas).

In addition to the pumps, new cars will also be labelled in the same format.

The implementation in petrol stations will be carried gradually, allowing a period of time in which the old and new systems will coexist.

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ROYAL VISIT: The King and Queen visited the gallery with the French President and First Lady.

SPAIN’S King and Queen travelled to Paris last Friday to take in an art exhibition with President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Briguitte.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia were in the French capital to see a retrospective exhibit of Spanish surrealist painter Joan Miro’s work.

The showing was called ‘Miro, pour it from my dreams’ (Miro, la couler de mes rêves in French).

Pictures posted to Twitter by the royal household showed the King and Queen accompanied by the Macrons in the Grand Palais gallery.

Jean-Louis Prat, curator of

the exhibition, was on hand to guide the royals and French head of state around the exhibit and explain some of the roughly 150 works on display.

The King and Queen also met with the exhibition’s sponsors. They later dined with the Macrons at a Paris restaurant.

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Montserrat Caballé passes away THE Spanish operatic singer, Montserrat Caballé, best known by Brits for her ‘Barcelona’ duet with Queen’s Freddie Mercury, has died aged 85.

At the request of the International Olympic Committee she recorded the duet, inspired by her home city, as one of the official theme songs for the 1992 Olympic Games.

The soprano was born in Barcelona on April 12, 1933.

She subsequently moved to Basel, Switzerland, where she made her professional debut in 1956 before singing all around the world.

In 1987, Caballé made a rare excursion into the world of pop music when she released a duet with Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of the rock band Queen, which was titled ‘Barcelona.’

Mercury was a great admirer of Caballé, considering her

OPERATIC SINGER: Montserrat Caballé 1933-2018. voice to be ‘the best in the world.’

The single was followed by an album of the same name which was released the following year and featured further collaborations between the two performers.

Caballé also performed the song live, accompanied by a

recording by Mercury, who had died in 1991, before the 1999 UEFA Champions League football final in Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium.

She died on October 6 at the age of 85, after being admitted to hospital in Barcelona last month.

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ERMITA FIESTAS: 200-year tradition continues.

RESIDENTS in Benidorm’s remaining rural areas recently honoured the Virgen del Roser.

They have been celebrating this fiesta for more than 200 years although venerating the present statue at the Ermita de Sainz chapel on the outskirts of town for ‘only’ 78 years.

Residents in the huerta areas that were once smallholdings and market gardens

arranged flowers around the statue, followed by local fiestas associations, Benidorm fiestas’ queens and attendants and the local authorities headed by Benidorm’s mayor Toni Perez and Fiestas councillor Jesus Carrobles.

Earlier, locals had walked in pilgrimage from the Trinquet installation to the Ermita de Sainz as Benidorm residents have done for centuries.

A testing time THREE HUNDRED applicants for 15 Local Police posts in Benidorm recently went through the selection process.

Meanwhile, one of the aspiring policemen reported at least one candidate was cheating.

“An aspirant who had a ‘physical element’ hidden be-

low his right leg was already answering the questions before the exam papers were handed out,” he claimed.

This was the fourth stage in the selection process, having whittled down the original 700 applications received last month.

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ONCE a winner THE La Olla fireworks display in Altea, held each August during the San Lorenzo fiestas, is to be featured on one edition of the lottery coupons sold each day by ONCE, Spain’s national organisation for the sight impaired. The coupons will be issued on August 8, 2019, coinciding with next year’s fiestas.

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THE Alfaz branch of Spain’s national cancer association, AECC, raised €538 through a recent Charity Breakfast.

Afterwards the local AECC commended both the people who donated cakes and members of the public, more than 100, who attended the fundraising event in Plaza de Les Escolles Velles.

In turn Alfaz’s Health councillor Marisa Cortes thanked the AECC for the initiative while underlining the solidarity shown by Alfaz’s residents.

This year the local branch has set a goal of attracting more members and volunteers and at the same time raising public awareness of cancer.

The association wants to inform the public about all its programmes, reaching more people while continuing with the assistance it provides for cancer patients and their families from the moment of the first diagnosis.

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What a great breakfast that was

GREAT BREAKFAST: Chocolate cake is always a winner.

Patients, their families, volunteers and health professionals are united in preventing the disease and the important

thing now is to make the work that the AECC carries out visible to all of the Alfaz population, Cortes said.

Exploring psychology and spirituality FOR the fourth year running Albir features in the field of well-being by hosting the Viva Event.

Co-founded and co-organised by local resident Sheela Masand, a Costa Blanca resident for 30 years, this event celebrates life.

It focuses on the simple principles that underpin human psychology in a gentler and more sustainable way than traditional methods.

“Change can happen easily and effortlessly,” Masand maintains. “Pushing, discipline and willpower are not required.

“The Viva Event invites the possibility of rich conversation and exploration into our psy-

chology and spirituality,” she continued.

There will be a cross-section of experts from far afield and closer to home who include psychiatrists, teachers, doctors, mental health educators, coaches, consultants, homeopaths, healers and authors.

“And it’s on our doorstep,” Sheela Masand points out. “And the really good news is that there are deeply-discounted prices for locals.”

For more information, contact Sheela at sheela@sheelamasand.com, WhatsApp/mobile: 677 596 880. Programme and more information are available at the www.the viva event.com website.

Reach for the stars REPRESENTATIVES from Astromar (Asociacion Astronomica de las Marinas) recently visited Alfaz’s mayor and councillors.

The group observe and photograph the night sky, promoting the study and dissemination of astronomy and related sciences, including astrophysics, astro-computing, astrophotography, meteorology and anthropology.

Astromar is based in Alfaz but has members from Altea, Benidorm, Calpe and TeuladaMoraira who periodically organise sessions for experts, amateurs and beginners.

Using powerful telescopes, experts will introduce participants to observe the night sky and recognise the principal galaxies, stars and constellations.

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Linking the old with the new ALTEA is to have a new pedestrian street connecting Calle Filarmonica with Calle Empedrat in the Old Town.

Citizens’ Participation councillor Maria Lavios was doubly satisfied, she said during the last council meeting.

The new road was the most-voted of the proposals put forward for the previous Participatory Budget which gives local residents a say in the way that town hall funds are used, Lavios pointed out.

Another source of satisfaction was the decision to name the street Carrero del Forn de la Viuda (Widow’s Bakery), in memory of Isabel Llorenç Santacreu who, on being widowed, took over her husband’s bakery there and

brought up her daughters alone.

The name takes present-day Altea back to the town their forebears knew, said Lavios who, along with other councillors, publicly thanked Isabel Llorenç’s family and her granddaughter Maria Teresa Escoda who suggested the name.

“Lastly and importantly, she made it possible by ceding the land for a road that was included in the 1982 General Town Plan.”

Following the vote, Urban Development councillor and acting mayor Imma Orozco stated that Carrero del Forn de la Viuda celebrated the work of so many Altea mothers who, despite the difficulties, provided for their children while running a business.

Dawn date EVERY day at sunrise a group of between 12 and 20 people of all ages and nationalities meet at the Ancla on the Paseo de las Estrellas promenade to practise Tai Chi. Learning and following her instructions is more important than performing each movement to perfection, explained instructor Wang Chen.

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Primary fight THE local PSOE socialists are holding primaries to decide who will be the party’s candidate for mayor and head the voting list in the municipal elections scheduled for next May. The two rivals are the Calpe party’s local secretary, Marco Bittner, and Santos Pastor, councillor and PSOE spokesman at the town hall.

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CALPE Town Hall is putting out to tender a contract to draft its municipal Tree Planting Plan.

This enters into the town’s EDUSI (Integrated Sustainable Urban Development) project to create a ‘green corridor’ which will connect the town centre with the Las Salinas salt beds and also the beaches.

This, it is hoped, will improve the town’s environment by recovering green spaces and regenerating neglected urban zones.

The €12,000 contract will focus on Avenida de los

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Town will become green and leafier

UNKEMPT: Trees will transform these municipal areas.

Ejercitos Españoles, Avenida Juan Carlos I and the area surrounding the Salinas.

Although the species to be

planted will be defined more fully in the EDUSI draft, initial plans contemplate walnut trees, poplars, planes, flower-

SALINAS: Included in tree-planting project. ing cherries, arbutus or strawberry trees, linden trees, ash trees and mulberries.

Parallel to the EDUSI pro-

ject the town hall will in coming weeks begin tree-planting, subsidised by the Diputacion provincial council, at the salt

beds and in Avenida Juan Carlos I. This is a 27,800 square-metre area where the town hall will separate the green zone from municipal land earmarked for public service buildings and the road.

At present this is bare of vegetation apart from scrub and bushes including wild mimosa.

This part of the project involves installing drip irrigation and preparing the ground prior to planting native species like olives, carobs, pomegranates and fig tree, which are suited to the soil in this zone.

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Picture that CALPE Town Hall, in collaboration with the local Moors and Christians Association and Foto Club Ifach, announced competitions for the best Fiestas photographs and poster designs, which also has a separate category for children and juveniles. Closing date November 26, with more information from the Casa de Cultura and infocultura@ajcalp.es website.

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Streets ahead ALICANTE’S provincial council, the Diputacion, approved a €761,958 grant for Section 1 of Calpe’s Vial J. This segment, commencing at the Avenida de la Generalitat roundabout and finishing in the Gargasindi district, is essential to plans to con-

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nect Avenida de la Generalitat to the existing roundabout in Avenida de Casanova.

Once finished the road will enable drivers leaving the beaches to reach the N-332 while bypassing Avenida Ejercitos Españoles and Avenida de la Diputacion.

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FOREST FIRES: A Mediterranean hazard.

THE third edition of the Valencian Community Forestry Conference will be held in Calpe on November 15 and 16.

This year’s conference centres on dealing with forest fires in the context of climate change and will be structured to examine four themes.

“We want this conference to cover all the aspects involved when fighting forest fires in the Mediterranean region,” the Plataform Forestal

Valenciana announced. “These will involve the prior planning that is needed as well as handling, preventing and extinguishing the fires.”

Experts and investigators will be analysing the causes of forest fires, putting forward solutions to deal with their life-cycle and at the same time examining their characteristics, origins and consequences from the perspective of climate change.

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Kitchen fire TWO elderly Britons were evacuated from their TeuladaMoraira villa located in Benimarco’s boundary with Benissa after fire broke out in their kitchen, which fire brigade sources later explained did not extend throughout the house, the blaze began at around 1pm as they prepared lunch but was totally extinguished and the property aired, by 2.30pm.

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EXTENSIONS to the Teulada-Moraira and Benitachell desalination plants will guarantee both towns’ water supply for 10 years.

Between them, the plants can now increase capacity by another 8,800 cubic metres, the TeuladaBenitachell Water Consortium revealed.

When work has finished t h e Te u l a d a - M o r a i r a d e salination plant will increase its capacity from 5,000 cubic metres to 11,000 while Benitachell’s should more than double its current 2,800 cubic metres to 5,800.

The Senija II and Canor I wells will double output while incorporating the Les Fonts well will further increase production.

The project will cost around €4 million, announced Carlos Linares and Josep Femenia, respective mayors of Teulada-Moraira and Beni-

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Every drop counts

LOCAL WATER: Consortium guarantees water for 10 years. tachell. “ Wi t h t h e s e i m p o r t a n t investments we can guarantee future water for both towns, which exceeds our initial expectations. Even so, residents need to realise that every drop of water counts,” the two men stressed.

“For that reason we shall continue to launch the awareness campaigns which, together with infrastructure improvements

a n d t h e C o n s o r t i u m ’s e f fective and rapid response since the 2016 drought,

has doubtless contributed t o s a v i n g w a t e r, ” t h e y said.

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A CAST of more than 90 will be appearing in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera at the TeuladaMoraira Auditorium at 7pm on October 17. This Spanish version is presented by the same company that obtained an exclusive licence to perform the work in Madrid after committing to presenting a quality production.

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LITERARY PRIZE: Jury that chose the winner.

Vila de Teulada prizes VICENT SANHERMELANDO, who won the Vi-

la de Teulada young writers’ competition, recently

collected his award and cash prize of €3,500.

T h e j u r y i n c l u d e d Te u lada-Moraira mayor, Carlos Linares, Leandro Sagrista, who won last y e a r ’s award, Jovi Lozano, writer and representative of the Aigudolç group, Carolina Borras from the Edicions Bromera publishers and Jaume Buigues from the t o w n h a l l ’s C u l t u r e d e partment.

S a n h e r m e l a n d o ’s s t o r y Carrer Corona 33 will be published by Bromera in its Espura collection, entitled ‘Estic insupportable, i que’ (I’m unbearable, so what?).

The 23rd Vila de Teulada Art Prize, with a €4,000 cash prize, went to Daniel Garcia for his works, Mutacio II and Buncker and Javier Soria for ‘Bicicleta sobre arbol rojo’ (Bicycle against a red tree).

The art prize jury was again headed by Carlos Linares who was joined

by Joan Llobell from Miguel Hernandez Univers i t y ’s F i n e A r t s s c h o o l s , local painter Gines Salva, Josep Pedros and Jaume Buigues.

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Criticism for inconsistencies SERGIO DALMAU criticised Generalitat policies during a meeting with Isabel Bonig, president of the Partidio Popular in the Valencian Community.

“We’re astonished at such misgovernment regarding urban development and tourism,” said Dalmau, who is also Teulada-Moraira’s Town Planning councillor.

The new Tourism Law was wrecking tourist apartments in the Valencian Community and directly affecting TeuladaMoraira, Dalmau added.

A planned Teulada-Moraira aparthotel on non-building land was declared of Community Interest (DIC) status at the same time that the Generalitat announced a possible halt to building on land zoned for development.

“Current regional legislation is a constant contradiction and management disaster that ties the hands of town halls,” he declared.

Progress down the runway MORAIRA designer Esther Canet successfully presented her 2019 Spring-Summer collection, Technique behind the frill, during the Alicante Fashion Week.

Frills were the inspiration behind the collection, a eulogy to femininity and t h e f e m a l e b o d y, s h e e x plained.

After the show the young couturiere whose designs sell under the Esther Canet label, thanked all those who had helped to obtain her objectives during the Fashion Week.

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DURING the fourth match of the TeuladaMoraira Fishing Club’s winter league, members had a disappointing day on the River Jucar as those who did get bites struggled to land them and three caught nothing at all. Winner was Derek Jones who landed six fish that weighed in at a total of 9.42 kilos.

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Busmen’s holiday for firefighters FIREFIGHTERS from TeuladaMoraira’s twin town of Heiligkreuzsteinach in Germany recently visited the municipality.

The local branch of Proteccion Civil has maintained close ties with the Heiligkreuzsteinach brigade for 35 years and, together with TeuladaMoraira Town Hall, organised a pro-

gramme of activities during their stay.

These included introducing the firefighters to local places of interest including the Teulada-Moraira auditorium and as their visit coincided with the Oktoberfest, they had a taste of home.

The firemen had something of a busman’s holiday when they were shown

round the installations at the Provincial Fire Station in San Vicente, where the Consortium of Alicante Province Fire Brigades helicopters are based.

“It has been an honour to receive the Heiligkreuzsteinach firefighters, as this consolidates relations between the towns,” said Rosana Casellers, Teulada-Moraira’s deputy mayor.

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Too cheap

ONLY one Javea firm competed for a 12-month €73,000 contract for plumbing maintenance at all municipal buildings and local state schools. Bids ranged from €67,000 to a Madrid-based multinational’s €45,000, which the town hall is legally bound to accept as the lowest, although it will ask the company to justify the ‘dangerously low’ tender.

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AFTER brief but intense rainfall recently flooded Javea’s storm drains, wastewater and wet wipes reached the River Gorgos.

Flowing down the normally-dry Gorgos they were carried out to sea but two-metre waves returned them to the shore.

As has happened before, the wet wipes and other rubbish littered the rocks of the Primer Muntanyar beach, which is closest to the mouth of Gorgos.

Boats from the local fishing fleet are growing tired of having to remove the wipes from their nets, Spanish media sources reported following the latest episode.

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every municipality in Spain despite continual campaigns, citizens continue to flush them down their lavatories.

The synthetic fibres do not break down and when used

cooking oil is tipped down the drain and not recycled, they form the fatbergs that town halls have to spend time and money removing.

But as has been pointed out, the fatberg remains below ground while the wet wipes that escape from drains, drape and pollute the coast with monotonous regularity.

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Saved by the bell PROMOTERS planning to build and open a restaurant at Segon Muntanyer timed their town hall application carefully.

They did this on the afternoon of May 30, hours before the town hall announced changes in the new General Structural Plan which would have protected the land, the last unbuilt plot at Segon Muntanyar.

As the Euro Weekly News explained at the time, the reluctant town hall had no choice but to grant the licence, to the horror of the area’s residents.

The beach bar would shat-

SEGON MUNTANYAR: Beach will remain as it is. ter the tranquillity of an area without bars or restaurants, they complained.

Aware of the Segon Muntanyar residents’ opposition to a chiringuito that was also incompatible with

Black spot THE local Podemos party complained about the C-740 Javea-Benitachell road, particularly between Kilometre 8 and 9 where there have been 11 accidents since 2012.

Despite Diputacion modifications carried out in 2017, there is a perilous 200-metre section where there is no hard shoulder, although this could easily be added to either side, Podemos claimed.

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Javea’s new zoning regulations, town hall officials scrutinised the application, looking for a legal loophole.

Eventually they found it was essential to have the necessary fees when making an application for planning permission.

The necessary fees had been paid, they discovered, but not until June 22, by which time the General Structural Plan had been made public.

The town hall has now begun the formalities to revoke the licence whose annulment will be put before the next plenary meeting.

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Long road to recovery A DRUNK, drugged driver mowed down six cyclists in Oliva on May 7, 2017.

It was early on a Sunday morning and she killed three of them - Luis Alberto Contreras, Edu Monfort and Jose Albi - as she drove home on the N332 after a night out.

One cyclist, Jaume Escortell, miraculously escaped unscathed, but 17 months later Andres Contreras and Scott Gordon are still recovering from their injuries. AndrĂŠs, who recently celebrated his 28th birthday, lost his father in the accident and all three of the survivors lost friends.

Talking to the Spanish press recently, Scott, admitted that he could not yet see light at the end of the tunnel. He is about to undergo a sixth operation on his left thighbone which refuses to knit.

Andres faces another operation in November when surgeons will remove the pins and the circlage wires that hold together the shattered fragments of bone in his lower leg.

He has been luckier than Scott and surgeons are happy with the way his tibia is mending, he said.

Both young men were dumbfounded when the driver was released months back, to await a trial.

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Big plans for busy port D E N I A i s o n e o f t h e Va lencian C o m m u n i t y ’s leading ports with a high volume of activity, the regional government confirmed.

Carlos Domingo, director general for Public Works, Transport and Mobility, revealed plans for the port which include extending towards the south.

Accompanied by Den i a ’s m a y o r Vi c e n t G r i malt, Domingo was shown the entire port, paying special attention

to the old Lonja (fish market) which is currently being renovated.

This has been financed by the Generalitat’s Confianza scheme and work should finish by the end of this year.

The Generalitat, ultimately responsible for the r e g i o n ’s h a r b o u r s , r e vealed that it has plans for a new promenade between

the Moll del Martell pier a n d D e n i a ’s R o y a l Ya c h t Club which include a new roundabout. Before this is carried out, Carlos Domingo’s department intends to enlarge the existing mooring space at the industrial area adjoining the Baleares ferry dock in the Moll de la Pansa zone.

This will include a new pontoon for boats that are

more than 100 metres long, a €15 million undertaking which will be constructed by the concessionary, Varadero Port Denia.

“When a port concessionary is appointed this involves a series of investments which are linked to its own activities but also intended to improve the surroundings, Domingo said.

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DENIA PORT: Expansion plans announced.

Clean up DENIA’S Environment and Climate Change department is organising a fourth beach, sea and seabed cleaning operation, ‘Per una mar neta.’

The initiative is open to all members of the public who can register or obtain more information with an email with their personal details to deniaviva@ay to-denia.es or by calling 965 780 100 Extensión 2011.

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11 - 17 October 2018 Dear Readers, IN today’s article, we want to talk about a new court ruling granted in favour of one of our clients who was affected by a multi-currency loan combined with an investment product, which was sold to them as an equity release.

It was a product, marketed by the Bank of Valencia, under the name of Activa Tu Casa and was a combination of a multicurrency mortgage loan in Swiss Francs together with an investment in the same bank with the funds in Euros.

This was without doubt a high risk product, which led to many of those affected by it losing their properties or savings.

Thus, the ruling of Section 8 of the Provincial Court of Alicante, dated 7/9/2018, confirms the nullification of this highrisk product that was sold to our client, Ms D G (S).

It was annulled on the grounds that the lack of information about the risks of the product encouraged our client, a retired expatriate with no experience in complex investments products, to follow the

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New ruling annulling multi-currency mortgage loan very important Banco de Valencia found to have sold improperly to one of our clients Carlos Baos We can help you.

advice of the bank which resulted in her taking up the product and almost making her lose her home.

The Provincial Court in this court precedent, declared the nullity of the signed contract, because it had its origin in a consent or agreement given by my client, which was wrong and invalid because the bank did not give sufficient and accurate information to her in order to enable her to make an informed decision about investing in the product.

In addition, the Provincial

Court declared, as we requested in our claim, that; 1. In this type of mixed product, which is a mortgage loan in a foreign currency linked with investment, it should be understood that the Securities Market Law is applicable, since it is a combined mixed product, which involves financial advice.

Therefore, the information duties and obligations of the bank about the characteristics of the contract, risks, etc, are greater and stricter.

2. In addition, the Provincial Court of Alicante, reiterated, that contrary to what banks try to argue in defence, the period of four years to initiate a nullity legal action due to a wrong consent, should be counted, not from when the error or mistake is known to have occurred, but,

from the date of the expiry of the contract, ie when the contractual relationship is finalised at the end of the term of the loan.

The Provincial Court confirmed the sentence in favour of our client that we had previously obtained in the first court and instructed the bank to pay the costs and expenses of the entire court process.

Therefore, if you are in this or a similar situation, if your bank wrongly sold you a multicurrency mortgage in Spain, or an investment product, or an equity release, without informing you about the risks, contact us and we will help you.

The information provided in this article is not intended to be legal advice, but merely conveys general information related to legal issues.

Carlos Baos (Lawyer) - White & Baos - Tel: +34 966 426 185 - Email: info@white-baos.com - White & Baos 2018 - All Rights Reserved.

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THOMAS COOK will not be awarding British tourists compensation or expenses if their flights are grounded as a result of a no-deal Brexit.

A specialist in package holiday s, t h e a i r l i n e a n d travel company changed its terms a n d c o n d i t i o ns in light of the risk of the UK leavin g t h e E U wi t h o u t a deal, including on aviation.

Bas e d i n Ma n c h e s te r, Thomas Cook has designated a no-deal Brexit as being

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Airline Brexit worry the equivalent of other situations it cannot control ie civil unrest or events arising out of political instability.

The alteration means that the company is not obliged to pay compensation, but it will continue to refund the co s t o f a n y ca n ce lle d

flights.

Last week, the European C ommis s ion pre s ide nt, Jean-Claude Juncker, confirmed that “if everything goes wrong… British planes will not be able to land on the European continent.”

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TRAVEL COMPANY: Has changed its terms and conditions.

cences would be invalid in the case of a no deal, potentially causing widespread disruption.

However, asked whether

i t s cust om er s coul d be stranded on the continent by the cancellation of flights, a spokesman said: “If a customer was on a

holiday with Thomas Cook, we would ensure we would get t hem hom e as we do wi t h al l t he hol i days we sell.”

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FAMILY FEUD: The son is fortunate to be alive after the attack.

Father stabs own son A MAN allegedly stabbed his 19-year-old son who intervened when he was assaulting his wife at their home in Aranjuez, near Madrid.

The domestic violence case took place at 9.30am on Friday morning in an apartment located on Calle Almansa.

After an argument between the couple became physical, the son stepped in to defend his mother but was stabbed several times,

and twice in the neck.

He was transferred to the Hospital October 12 in Madrid via helicopter in a serious condition, and had lost a lot of blood, but his condition has since stabilised.

The 52-year-old mother only suffered superficial knife wounds, but was taken to the hospital via an ambulance.

The suspect, who was unharmed, has been arrested and detained for questioning.

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‘RECKLESS’: Hunt’s (inset) claims were based on Britain’s NCSC’s intelligence.

Russia cyber strike claim BRITAIN’S Foreign Secretary has claimed Russia’s military intelligence service was behind several cyber attacks on Western nations including sporting and political entities. Jeremy Hunt, who spoke based on intelligence from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), claimed Russia’s GRU had targeted the World Anti-Doping Agency and the Democratic National Committee in ‘reckless’ strikes.

A Kremlin spokesperson said there was no evidence to support the allegations.

‘Nazi’ police probe POLICE in southern Russia have reportedly opened a probe after a Soviet-era anti-Nazi propaganda poster with a swastika on it was found in their office. A Taganrog officer filed the complaint over the poster, which features the text: ‘Stay sharp - the Enemy is cunning’ last week. Displaying Nazi symbols in Russia is illegal regardless of intent.

Shots at land rally SECURITY personnel have allegedly fired guns into the air at a protest against authorities

in Ingushetia approving a deal to trade land with Chechnya. Crowds took to the streets of the provincial capital of Magas after the Ingush assembly approved the plans and gunshots could reportedly be heard during the march.

Historian held A HISTORIAN of Soviet-era gulags has been arrested in northwest Russia on suspicion of paedophilia. Investigators in Karelia have placed 65-year-old Sergei Koltyrin, head of a regional museum that stages annual gulag commemorations, in custody until November 27. He faces up to 15 years in jail if convicted.

Pension hike made law PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin has signed a bill to raise Russia’s pension age from 60 to 65 for men and from 55 to 63 for women into law.

The approval follows widespread demonstrations, with measures due to be phased in between 2019 and 2028. The government previously toned the plans down after protests against them.

Court clears cat A SIBERIAN court has found a cat not guilty of fraud after its owners claimed its tampering with their electricity meter cost them thousands of rubles. Vasya’s owners told the Barnaul court their cat tore off the meter’s seal while an electricity worker said it would have remained intact even if the animal clawed at it. The cat’s owners now owe almost €1,043 in bills and legal fees to their utility company.

NOT GUILTY: The court cleared a cat.

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Tougher taxes SPAIN’S Finance Minister, Maria Jesus Montero, has announced that she wants to tax collaborative economy companies more, especially those involved in ‘rentals and transport’ like Uber and Airbnb.

Ms Montero said that such companies do not pay the appropriate amount of tax for their revenues, and that the situation is creating unfair competition against more traditional services.

She added that the Treasury plans to impose a minimum rate of 15 per cent of corporation tax on large companies.

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A risky investment MANY UK nationals living part of the year in Spain, or visiting often, might spend months here but still retain tax residency in their home country.

This means those looking for investment opportunities can still take advantage of UK tax efficient products such as Finance ISAs - ones which use peer-to-peer lending to offer high rates of return. They may be nothing new but one legal justice firm has upped the ante offering returns of up to 8 per cent a year.

Created two years ago, Innovative Finance ISAs allow savers to use part

by Tom Woods of their ISA allowance to invest in peer-to-peer lending platforms while benefiting from potentially high interest rates tax free.

One firm, Just, is now claiming it will use investments to fund legal cases, with investors making profits if a case wins.

Just’s director, Rob Rutter, explained, “investors will ultimately be assisting those who may have been wronged by banks, institutions or individuals.”

Minimum investment is £2,000 (€2,244), which will be held in bond for five years accruing simple interest at 8 per cent per year. This could mean profits of up to £4,000 (€4,488) on an initial £10,000 (€11,370) investment.

Experts warn these ISAs are not risk free, however, and are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, meaning if such a firm was to go bust savers would likely lose their investments. Website thisismoney instead urges potential investors to, “do their own research into how solid the company they are investing in is.”

MERIDIA CAPITAL has sold the Nestle headquarters in Barcelona to the Korean investor IGIS Asset Management.

The office complex has an area of 27,000 square metres spread over five buildings.

Meridia Capital acquired the premises in February 2016 and since then has carried out significant improvements to facilities in a ‘value add’ strategy.

As a result, the building complex has achieved the Leed Platinum and Leed Gold certifications.

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Growth steady SPAIN’S inflation rate remained steady in September 2018 despite fears it would increase.

The rate of inflation stays at 2.2 per cent rather than growing to a projected 2.3 per cent thanks to high energy prices.

High flyers

HIGH RANKING: Rato is former head of the IMF. A SPANISH former head of the International Monetary Fund has been told he will have to serve jail time for fraud.

The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that Rodrigo Rato must serve a four-and-a-half year sentence, and as it is for more than two years it will not be automatically suspended.

The high-ranking politician - he is a former Deputy Prime Minister

and Economy Minister - was convicted in 2017 of improperly using company credit cards while working for Bankia, the state-owned bank.

A total of 64 executives from the bank have been convicted of using company cards to pay for jewels, holidays and designer clothes, and everyday living expenses worth a total of €12 million between 2003 and 2012.

BUDGET airline easyJet is set to make pre-tax profits of up to £170 million (€190,780,000) more than in 2017. The company claimed ‘robust customer demand’ overcame ‘disruption across Europe’ caused by strikes and bad weather.

Low confidence UK consumer confidence fell in September following fears over Brexit, according to the monthly Growth from Knowledge (GfK) survey. The drop follows 32 consecutive months of declining consumer confidence since early 2016.

Is it time to switch?

UP to one million NatWest customers could be asked to switch to a new mobile-only bank named Bo. NatWest’s owners, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), have announced plans to launch the new bank next year under the leadership of Mark Bailie, former chief operating officer at RBS. Bo - reportedly named after the

Danish word meaning ‘to live’ - will only be accessible on mobile devices and will use artificial intelligence to help customers manage their finances, according to one insider.

Sources say RBS is hoping to tempt one million NatWest customers to the new service, although no customers will be forced to switch.

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CHANGE(P) -0.14 -3.50 -6.75 0.40 -14.25 -1.27 -0.77 3.85 -21.00 43.00 -15.20 -55.00 1.00 -5.00 -6.50 -60.00 -1.50 -20.75 -22.00 2.25 10.50 -1.25 -1.30 -5.60 29.00 -4.20 1.55 -0.85 31.50 -2.10 6.00 5.50 -2.00 0.25 -2.15 -0.35 -4.00 -1.25 -11.50 6.50 -2.80 -3.00 11.75 -4.15 -8.00 -0.45 -3.50 4.10 -2.35 -2.50 1.50

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-0.24 -0.08 -0.49 0.14 -0.71 -0.66 -0.30 0.49 -0.64 0.81 -1.89 -0.84 0.06 -0.22 -0.78 -0.88 -0.60 -0.80 -0.83 0.15 0.28 -0.36 -0.29 -0.58 0.54 -0.73 0.46 -0.27 1.05 -0.38 0.98 0.12 -0.07 0.01 -0.72 -0.08 -0.27 -0.25 -0.85 0.58 -0.46 -0.27 0.65 -1.93 -0.57 -0.27 -0.09 0.59 -1.47 -0.22 0.03

41,538.31 15,889.94 6,186.32 4,661.76 7,690.02 9,714.08 6,171.49 27,147.76 7,037.52 7,635.21 6,388.48 5,488.62 44,839.78 7,367.69 6,670.29 50,588.80 29,903.71 121,411.80 101,334.14 32,036.44 51,184.71 3,615.00 4,282.58 18,537.94 5,255.26 5,953.58 6,094.06 7,110.81 6,927.59 6,280.35 6,492.50 42,222.84 7,068.94 29,723.58 8,859.27 6,729.23 5,942.74 7,828.85 12,347.01 11,774.36 20,731.55 6,089.98 4,368.80 21,055.99 8,530.45 5,508.09 49,981.81 4,850.95 43,408.77 14,586.56 8,500.52

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COMPANY 3M AMERICAN EXPRESS APPLE BOEING CO CATERPILLAR CHEVRON CISCO SYSTEMS COCA-COLA DOWDUPONT EXXON MOBIL GOLDMAN SACHS HOME DEPOT IBM INTEL CORP J.P.MORGAN CHASE JOHNSON & JOHNSON MC DONALD'S CORP MERCK AND CO. NEW MICROSOFT NIKE PFIZER PROCTER AND GAMBLE TRAVELERS CIES UNITED TECHNOLOGIE UNITEDHEALTH GROUP VERIZON COMMS VISA WAL-MART STORES WALGREENS BOOTS WALT DISNEY CO

PRICE 213,190 107,2300 224,290 386,470 153,310 125,33 48,130 45,88 63,19 85,34 225,71 196,3800 149,03 47,0300 114,6200 139,1000 166,5700 71,03 112,130 80,12 44,9100 82,150 130,13 139,06 269,20 54,94 145,36 93,3100 72,51 114,7800

CHANGE% -0,30% -0,47% -1,62% -0,90% -2,19% +0,30% -0,52% +0,07% -1,28% -0,28% -0,78% -1,24% -1,51% -2,29% -0,56% -0,18% +0,46% -0,27% -0,59% -0,07% +0,47% +0,28% -0,50% -0,95% +0,33% -0,15% -0,95% -0,96% -1,13% -1,16%

CHANGE VOLUME(M) -0,650 124.995,60 -0,5100 92.330,85 -3,700 1.082.531,31 -3,520 221.961,29 -3,440 91.056,59 0,38 240.150,72 -0,250 226.302,68 0,03 195.039,02 -0,82 145.780,07 -0,24 360.953,50 -1,77 85.172,91 -2,4700 224.662,97 -2,28 136.029,84 -1,1000 216.809,22 -0,6500 385.157,32 -0,2500 373.010,40 0,7700 129.201,80 -0,19 188.813,00 -0,660 859.760,49 -0,06 102.573,55 0,2100 263.032,85 0,230 204.434,65 -0,66 34.804,17 -1,33 111.148,96 0,88 259.030,46 -0,08 226.925,90 -1,40 258.166,23 -0,9000 273.224,58 -0,83 71.959,78 -1,3500 170.720,58 M - MILLION DOLLARS

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Most Advanced Altimmune, Inc. vTv Therapeutics Inc. SMART Global Holdings, Inc. CIM Commercial Trust Corporation Maiden Holdings, Ltd. 111, Inc. Y-mAbs Therapeutics, Inc. The Chefs' Warehouse, Inc. Autolus Therapeutics plc iClick Interactive Asia Group Limited Fulgent Genetics, Inc.

$ 7.24 $ 3.35 $ 34.15 $ 16.97 $ 3.29 $ 12.12 $ 26.26 $ 38.31 $ 27.50 $4 $ 4.09

2.54 ▲ 54.04% 0.69 ▲ 25.94% 6.98 ▲ 25.69% 2.47 ▲ 17.03% 0.41 ▲ 14.24% 1.32 ▲ 12.22% 2.76 ▲ 11.74% 3.96 ▲ 11.53% 2.79 ▲ 11.29% 0.40 ▲ 11.11% 0.38 ▲ 10.24%

$ 2.66 $ 22.02 $ 28.53 $ 18.18 $ 8.64 $ 132.76 $ 42.175 $ 15.02 $ 7.83 $ 19.28 $ 23.77

1.52 ▼ 36.36% 7.76 ▼ 26.06% 7.44 ▼ 20.68% 4.42 ▼ 19.56% 1.89 ▼ 17.95% 21.26 ▼ 13.80% 5.505 ▼ 11.55% 1.92 ▼ 11.33% 0.95 ▼ 10.82% 2.16 ▼ 10.07% 2.66 ▼ 10.06%

Most Declined KemPharm, Inc. Cutera, Inc. LeMaitre Vascular, Inc. KalVista Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Syros Pharmaceuticals, Inc. IPG Photonics Corporation ArcBest Corporation EverQuote, Inc. Marinus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. nLIGHT, Inc. CareDx, Inc.

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Young people bank on digital YOUNG people aged between 18 and 35 years old make 80 per cent of payments via their bank cards, and only 20 per cent in cash according to research from BBVA Data & Analytics.

This ratio is even higher i n l a rg e c i t i e s , w h e r e t h e average number of transactions made by card has risen by 170 per cent over the last three years.

Millennials make 44 per cent fewer withdrawals than the average Spanish person, while those over 60 are 33 per cent above the average.

Card transactions have increased by 136 per cent in Barcelona since 2015, and by 103 per cent in Madrid.

By contrast, payments by card only represented 45.6 per cent of the total in Melilla, 40.8 per cent in

GOING DIGITAL: Young people rarely make payments in cash.

Jaen, and 40.5 per cent in Asturias.

In addition, ‘contactless’ card payments have rocked from 5.7 per cent in 2015, to 49.5 per cent in 2018.

Researchers have established that the five main categories being spent on are: food, fashion, bars and restaurants, transport and shopping centres.

T h e B B VA s t u d y concludes that the evidence points to a progression towards a ‘cashless’ society spearheaded by young people.

The report identifies the rise of digital technology as a key factor, as well as a reduction in commission that businesses had to pay to accept payment by card.

LAW CHANGE: The news will be welcomed by modernising banks.

EU banks on the future SPANISH banks are anticipating a regulatory change by the European Union that will allow them (and other European banks) to stop accounting for their investment in digital technology as costs.

This will mean that they will no longer have to deduct this expenditure from the tier one capital ratio.

According to an internal document from one of the Spanish banks, European officials have reached an agreement to ensure that future investments in FinTech will not adversely affect solvency calculations.

The same document highlights that the European Banking Authority (EBA) should develop new technical standards to establish what can be considered digital software.

Despite the reaching of this agreement in principle, the timescale to introduce it has not yet been clarified.

Deloitte’s analysts have estimated that the new banking legislative package could be introduced in the second half of 2019.

Banking bosses have been working for years to convince the European authorities to implement this change.

European banks spend more than €18 million on FinTech, and this is expected to rise to €50 million in the near future.

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I’m offended that you’re offended LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT I DUNNO, it really does appear that in this day and age you can pick up any old rock and discover some ‘offended’ creep skulking under there somewhere.

This week was a real humdinger. The left wing (natch!) National Union of Students, (natch again!), have decided that public hand clapping, whooping and cheering should be banned as they consider it ‘offensive to deaf people’! You really couldn’t make it up.

Do these young idiots ever do any actual studying? Do they ever get their heads down and use their free libraries and state financed education establishments (which many a third world student would give their eye teeth for) to create a little brain power?

Or are their days spent in cuckoo land, dreaming up any lunatic scheme or idea, merely to give themselves an excuse for existing?

Apparently, their alternative suggestion to applause, is the use of ‘Jazz Hands.’ This entails raising the arms and enthusiastically waggling the hands and fingers. (Think Black and White Minstrel Show.) ‘Er, hold on a minute, no noise? Wouldn’t that be offensive to blind people? You see, all this PC

APPLAUSE: Is this really offensive? and ‘offended’ clap trap actually has no end.

It simply goes on and on. I may be offended by deaf people communicating by sign language because it doesn’t include me!

Or upset because pigs have been excluded from my school books, (yep!). There are billions of people on earth; whatever your opinions you’re bound to offend someone.

Did you know that some people are offended by the use of the expression ‘rule of thumb?’

This is because the thumb was originally in-

troduced to measure the thickness of the stick you could use to beat the wife!

Just to get back briefly to the student ‘clapping’ opposition, I think I’ve solved it.

Passing wind would take care of it. An appreciative audience, in a communal coordinated gas release, would satisfy everyone.

Deaf, blind, dumb, physically impaired. All would benefit.

There’s one for your pathetic student union to contemplate, when it next engages

in the pea brained activity it laughingly calls ‘educated debate.’

Oh, and while you’re about it, when you come to the question of a second Brexit referendum, which no doubt has been supported at many a gathering of your laughable leftist liaisons, what if a second vote yielded the same leave result? Any plans for that?

‘Course not. With the ignorance of the young, you’re all far too arrogant to admit you may get something wrong. It’s time our next generation started to talk of WHEN we leave. Not IF! Now that would be a constructive use of taxpayer’s money.

I’ll leave all our young time-wasters with a motif for their new t-shirts.

I’m offended That you’re offended By me taking offence At your offensive, Offensiveness! Alright!?

Oh, and I’ve just discovered why Sky’s obnoxious Kay Burley seems to get all the cream news assignments. She’s a major SKY shareholder. ‘Course she is. I bet she’s popular with her, oft far more talented fellow news presenters, who never seem to get a look in!

Keep the faith Love Leapy. leapylee2002@gmail.com

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1:00am Top of the Pops Janice Long presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 3 July 1986.

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8:40am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:05am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:35am Everybody Loves Raymond 10:05am Frasier 10:35am Frasier 11:10am Celebrity Undercover Boss USA 12:05pm Ramsay's Hotel Hell 1:00pm Channel 4 News 1:05pm Come Dine with Me 2:05pm A New Life in the Sun 3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm Coast v Country 5:00pm A Place in the Sun 6:00pm Four in a Bed 6:30pm Come Dine with Me 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 9:00pm The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice 10:00pm Gogglebox 11:00pm The Last Leg 12:05am First Dates Hotel 1:05am The Real Football Fan Show

7:00am Classic Coronation Street 7:25am Classic Coronation Street 7:55am Heartbeat 9:00am The Royal 10:00am Judge Judy 10:30am Judge Judy 11:00am Judge Judy 11:25am Agatha Christie's Marple 1:30pm The Royal 2:35pm Heartbeat 3:40pm Classic Coronation Street 4:15pm Classic Coronation Street 4:45pm Agatha Christie's Marple 6:55pm Heartbeat 8:00pm Murder, She Wrote 9:00pm Home Fires 10:00pm Grantchester 11:00pm Grantchester 12:00am Killer Women with Piers Morgan 1:05am Agatha Christie's Poirot 2:55am Carry on Up the Jungle

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The Chase Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Kojak Quincy, M.E. Minder The Saint The Avengers The Protectors ITV Racing: Live From Newmarket The Protectors The Avengers Cash Cowboys Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Never Say Never Again FYI Daily Never Say Never Again Take the Tower Safe House FYI Daily Safe House Lethal Weapon Teleshopping

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Paw Patrol Floogals Shimmer and Shine Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom Peppa Pig Jeremy Vine Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

5 News Lunchtime NCIS Access Home and Away Neighbours Mommy be Mine Friends Friends 5 News at 5 Neighbours Home and Away 5 News Tonight The Gadget Show The Great Model Railway Challenge Walking Britain's Lost Railways Big Brother Big Brother's Bit on the Side Super Casino

7:00am 2012 9:45am Top Ten Show, the 2018 10:00am Geostorm 12:00pm King Arthur: Legend of the Sword 2:20pm Collateral Damage 4:20pm 2012 7:00pm Geostorm 9:00pm King Arthur: Legend of the Sword 11:20pm Collateral Damage

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That Touch of Mink Hitch The House Bunny Election This is the End Fist Fight The Ugly Truth The Fighting Temptations 9:00pm This is the End 11:00pm Pineapple Express 1:00am Fist Fight 2:40am This is Spinal Tap 4:10am The Truth About Lies

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Melissa and Joey Melissa and Joey The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory How I Met Your Mother How I Met Your Mother Brooklyn Nine-Nine Brooklyn Nine-Nine The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Melissa and Joey Melissa and Joey Baby Daddy Baby Daddy Brooklyn Nine-Nine Brooklyn Nine-Nine New Girl New Girl The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Hollyoaks The Posh Frock Shop The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory A Good Day to Die Hard The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Inbetweeners

Roman J. Israel, Esq Legal drama about a brilliant but reclusive LA civil rights lawyer whose moral compass takes a hit.

9:10am Dear Dictator 10:45am Permission 12:30pm Black Panther 2:50pm Downsizing 5:10pm Roman J Israel, Esq 7:20pm Dear Dictator 9:00pm Black Panther 11:20pm Downsizing 1:40am Permission Settled New York couple Anna and Will decide to play the field before finally settling down.

3:25am Habit 5:05am Screamers

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Sky Sports News All the news from the Premier League and beyond.

12:00pm One2eleven 12:15pm One2eleven 12:30pm SPFL Greatest Games 12:45pm SPFL Greatest Games 1:00pm UEFA Nations League Highlights 1:30pm International Friendly Highlights 2:00pm EFL Greatest Games 3:00pm EFL 4:00pm UEFA Nations League Highlights 4:30pm International Friendly Highlights 5:00pm One2eleven 6:00pm Football Years 6:30pm Football Countdowns 7:00pm Football's Greatest 7:30pm UEFA Nations League Highlights 8:00pm International Friendly Highlights 8:30pm Football 11:00pm Football 11:30pm Football Years 12:00am Football Countdowns

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8:35am The Tom and Jerry Show 8:50am The Powerpuff Girls 9:10am Toonmarty 9:30am The Haunted Hathaways 10:05am Mighty Magiswords 10:25am ITV News 10:30am Saturday Morning with James Martin 12:40pm Best Walks with a View with Julia Bradbury 1:10pm The X Factor 2:15pm ITV Lunchtime News 2:30pm ITV Racing: Live From Newmarket 5:15pm The Chase: Celebrity Special 6:15pm ITV Evening News 6:30pm Regional News and Weather 6:40pm Info Not Available 9:30pm The X Factor 10:45pm The Jonathan Ross Show 11:50pm ITV News 12:10am The Expendables 1:55am Jackpot247

12:00pm Echo - An Unforgettable Elephant 1:00pm The Incredible Spice Men 1:30pm Rick Stein From Venice to Istanbul 2:30pm Coast 2:50pm The Winslow Boy 4:30pm Britain's Ultimate Pilots: Inside the RAF 5:30pm Trust Me, I'm a Doctor 6:00pm Monkman and Seagull's Genius Guide to Britain 6:30pm Dad's Army 7:00pm Mediterranean with Simon Reeve 8:00pm Murray Walker: A Life in the Fast Lane 9:00pm A House Through Time 10:00pm Black Hollywood: They'Ve Gotta Have Us 11:00pm QI XL 11:45pm Snowfall 12:30am Later Weekend with Jools Holland

4:30am This is BBC Four BBC Four is the BBC channel for people who want more.

8:00pm Monkey Planet 9:00pm Natural World 10:00pm Mystery Road Goldstone 11:45pm Inside No 9 A season of dark comedies by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith.

12:15am Inside No 9 A season of dark comedies by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith.

12:45am Classic Albums 1:45am Classic Albums Series looking at the creation of some classic rock albums.

2:45am Monkey Planet 3:45am Natural World

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Teleshopping ITV2 Nightscreen Emmerdale Omnibus Coronation Street Omnibus Catchphrase You've Been Framed!

The X Factor Happy Feet FYI Daily Happy Feet Step Up 2: The Streets FYI Daily Step Up 2: The Streets The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring FYI Daily The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Celebrity Juice Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy

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Judge Judy Judge Judy ITV3 Nightscreen Murder, She Wrote Columbo: Dagger of the Mind Agatha Christie's Marple Agatha Christie's Marple Agatha Christie's Marple Agatha Christie's Poirot Lewis Midsomer Murders Endeavour Inspector Morse On the Buses On the Buses ITV3 Nightscreen Teleshopping

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Buy it Now Motorsport Motorsport 3rd Rock from the Sun 3rd Rock from the Sun Frasier Frasier The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Heineken Champions Cup Rugby The Simpsons The Simpsons Heineken Champions Cup Rugby Car S.O.S A Place in the Sun The People's Vet Escape to the Chateau: DIY Channel 4 News Britain at Low Tide Britain's Most Historic Towns Red 2 Die Hard

10:50am Paw Patrol 11:00am Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:20am Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:35am The Gadget Show 12:35pm Pets Make You Laugh Out Loud 4 1:05pm Police Interceptors 2:05pm Police Interceptors 3:05pm The Shaggy Dog 5:10pm Rich House, Poor House 6:05pm Bad Tenants, Rogue Landlords 7:05pm Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

8:00pm Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

8:55pm 5 News Weekend 9:00pm Theatre of Death: Eight Days That Made Rome 10:00pm Gladiators: Rome Unwrapped 11:00pm Live Boxing: The Heavyweights 11:35pm Burglars and BreakIns: Caught on Camera 1:15am Super Casino

The Protectors The Avengers The Avengers Motorsport UK ITV Racing: The Opening Show Football's Greatest: Bobby Charlton River Monsters Cash Cowboys Cash Cowboys Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Bend of the River FYI Daily Bend of the River Lawman FYI Daily Lawman Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol FYI Daily Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol Ransom FYI Daily Ransom Death Wish 2

6:00am Sky Movies Preview - October 2018 7:00am Stone of Destiny 8:45am 12 Rounds 10:45am Legion 12:35pm Ghost in the Shell 2:35pm White House Down 4:50pm The Perfect Storm 7:10pm Legion 9:00pm Ghost in the Shell 11:00pm White House Down 1:15am The Perfect Storm

9:50am My Best Friend's Wedding 11:40am Groundhog Day 1:30pm Top Ten Show, the 2018 1:50pm Daddy's Home 2 3:40pm Chips: Law and Disorder 5:30pm Going in Style 7:15pm Weird Science 9:00pm Daddy's Home 2 10:45pm Chips: Law and Disorder 12:35am Ali G Indahouse

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The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Rude(Ish) Tube Rude(Ish) Tube Don't Tell the Bride Made in Chelsea Does Come Dine with Me Made in Chelsea Step Up All In Extreme Cake Makers The Great British Bake Off Ice Age: Continental Drift Young Sheldon Young Sheldon The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Purge: Anarchy Gogglebox Gogglebox Tattoo Fixers

5:05am Screamers 6:30am Black Panther: Special 7:00am Permission Settled New York couple Anna and Will decide to play the field before finally settling down.

8:50am Downsizing 11:15am Zombillenium 12:50pm Black Panther The newly-crowned Black Panther must defend his kingdom from a powerful enemy.

3:10pm Dear Dictator 5:00pm Downsizing 7:25pm Zombillenium 9:00pm Black Panther 11:20pm Roman J. Israel, Esq 1:25am Habit 3:15am Screamers 4:55am Two Lottery Tickets

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Cricket Cricket Live British Masters Golf 6:00pm Live Super League Super League XXIII is seen out in style at Old Trafford at the Grand Final.

9:30pm Football 11:00pm To be Announced 12:00am Sky Sports News 1:00am Netball Jamaica Sunshine Girls take on England Roses in Kingston, Jamaica, in international netball.

3:00am Sky Sports News All the news from the Premier League and beyond.

4:00am Sky Sports News 5:00am Live PGA Tour Golf Day four of the CIMB Classic from TPC Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia.

6:45am EFL Greatest Games 7:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights 7:30am International Friendly Highlights 8:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights 8:30am UEFA Nations League Highlights 9:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights 9:30am International Friendly Highlights 10:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights 10:30am UEFA Nations League Highlights 11:00am Soccer A.M. 12:30pm Football 3:00pm Football 5:00pm Info Not Available 5:30pm One2eleven 5:45pm One2eleven 5:55pm Football 8:00pm Football 11:30pm Football 1:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights 1:30am UEFA Nations League Highlights

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7:00am Breakfast 10:00am BBC News 11:00am The Andrew Marr Show 12:00pm Sunday Politics 12:30pm Sunday Morning Live 1:30pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News 2:15pm Money for Nothing 3:00pm Escape to the Country 3:45pm Points of View 4:00pm Songs of Praise 4:35pm Lifeline 4:45pm Eat Well for Less 5:45pm Pointless 6:30pm BBC News 6:45pm BBC London News 6:55pm Countryfile 7:55pm Doctor Who 8:45pm Strictly Come Dancing 9:30pm Still Open All Hours 10:00pm The Cry 11:00pm BBC News 11:20pm BBC London News 11:30pm New Tricks 12:30am The Women's Football Show 1:05am The Apprentice

7:35am Around the World in 80 Gardens 8:35am Gardeners' World 9:35am Countryfile 10:30am The Beechgrove Garden 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:30pm Food and Drink 1:00pm The Hairy Bikers' Asian Adventure 2:00pm Pal Joey 3:45pm Flog It! 4:30pm Meet the Moose Family 5:30pm Rugby League 6:30pm NFL 8:00pm Sue Perkins and the Chimp Sanctuary 9:00pm Mediterranean with Simon Reeve 10:00pm Last Chance Lawyer Nyc 10:45pm Mock the Week 11:15pm No Activity 11:45pm No Activity 12:15am Selma 2:15am Billion Dollar Deals and How They Changed Your World 3:15am Question Time

8:00pm Engineering Giants 9:00pm James May's Cars of the People Documentary looking back at how the car became an essential in everyday life.

10:00pm Cold War, Hot Jets 11:00pm The Sky at Night A look at the world of astronomy.

11:30pm Feud: Bette and Joan 12:15am Feud: Bette and Joan 1:00am Art of France 2:00am Duets at the BBC 3:00am Robert Rauschenberg 4:00am James May's Cars of the People Documentary looking back at how the car became an essential in everyday life.

6:45am Kirstie's Handmade Treasures Kirstie Allsopp enters the sausage competition at the Nidderdale Show.

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9:10am Paw Patrol 9:25am Nella the Princess Knight 9:40am Shimmer and Shine 10:00am Pirata and Capitano 10:15am Noddy: Toyland Detective 10:30am Floogals 10:50am Paw Patrol 11:00am Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:10am Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:35am Cats Make You Laugh Out Loud 12:05pm Police Interceptors 1:00pm Friends 5:55pm Jack the Giant Killer 6:55pm 5 News 7:00pm Jack the Giant Killer 8:00pm World's Most Vicious Beasts 9:00pm Ice Road Truckers 9:55pm 5 News Weekend 10:00pm Viking Burial: Secrets Reveled 11:00pm Big Brother 12:30am Man in the Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story 2:15am Super Casino

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8:50am Ben 10 9:10am The Bagel and Becky Show 9:30am The Haunted Hathaways 10:05am Mighty Magiswords 10:25am ITV News 10:30am Love Your Home and Garden 11:30am Midsomer Murders 1:30pm Emmerdale 1918 2:00pm ITV Lunchtime News 2:10pm You've Been Framed!

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11:00am Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children 1:10pm Kingdom of Heaven 3:40pm The Jurassic Games 5:10pm Smokey and the Bandit 6:50pm Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children 9:00pm Kingdom of Heaven 11:30pm The Jurassic Games

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On the Buses Murder, She Wrote Heartbeat Heartbeat Agatha Christie's Marple Agatha Christie's Marple Agatha Christie's Poirot Columbo Foyle's War Drama about an enigmatic detective working on the south coast during the Second World War. Foyle's War Lewis Wire in the Blood Gritty police drama series.

Wire in the Blood Long Lost Family Murder, She Wrote Murder mystery series.

Murder, She Wrote Road to Avonlea

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The Avengers The Avengers The Saint The Saint Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Lonely are the Brave FYI Daily Lonely are the Brave The Alamo FYI Daily The Alamo Made in Britain Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach FYI Daily Police Academy 5: Safe House FYI Daily Safe House Unknown FYI Daily Unknown Minder ITV4 Nightscreen

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11:30am Live British Masters Golf Day four of the Sky Sports British Masters from Walton Heath Golf Club.

6:30pm Football Scotland host Portugal at Hampden Park in an international friendly.

8:00pm Live NFL: Sunday A match from the NFL. 10:00pm Live NFL: Sunday A match from the NFL. 2:10am Live NFL: Sunday The New England Patriots take on the Kansas City Chiefs at Gillette Stadium in the NFL.

Final Score: Special Dear Dictator Zombillenium A Little Something for Your Birthday Black Panther The newly-crowned Black Panther must defend his kingdom from a powerful enemy.

Dear Dictator Roman J Israel, Esq Zombillenium A Little Something for Your Birthday Black Panther The newly-crowned Black Panther must defend his kingdom from a powerful enemy.

Downsizing Permission Settled New York couple Anna and Will decide to play the field before finally settling down.

Habit

9:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights 9:30am UEFA Nations League Highlights 10:00am EFL Goals: League One and League Two 10:30am Sunday Supplement 12:00pm EFL Goals: League One and League Two 12:30pm UEFA Nations League Highlights 1:00pm UEFA Nations League Highlights 1:30pm Football Countdowns 2:00pm EFL Goals: League One and League Two 2:30pm One2eleven 2:55pm Football 5:00pm UEFA Nations League Highlights 5:30pm Football 8:40pm Football 10:45pm One2eleven 11:00pm EFL Goals: League One and League Two 11:30pm One2eleven 11:45pm One2eleven 12:00am UEFA Nations League Highlights

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YOUR PAPER - YOUR VOICE - YOUR OPINION Letters should be emailed to yoursay@euroweeklynews.com or make your comments on our website: www.euroweeklynews.com WHAT sort of punishment is a suspended three months sentence for a woman who can allow two dogs to die? (Left for dead Almeria Issue 1735).

She should suffer imprisonment of at least three months or more. She is also barred from working with dogs, not barred from keeping them!!

As long as she is not caught, she will probably do exactly the same to some other poor animals. She has received no punishment at all. Laughable, if it was not so sad.

Roger Brown

Love the EWN I LOVE your newspaper with the crosswords and local news. One of the greatest ideas of your paper is the Letters page.

To get other peoples’ opinions and suggestions is so interesting, it is just a pity more space could not be dedicated to them.

In Issue 1735 you published a letter from Michael Hill regarding Jesus and religion.

Jesus (whether he existed or not) was a great invention/creation and message.

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No laughing matter Making a stand can bring rewards HAVING the courage to confront injustice is never easy. Perversely, the often long and difficult journey makes as many enemies as friends, and the temptation to give up becomes strong.

Hard lessons are learnt along the way: such as the innate ability of those who hold the power to defend the indefensible; that the legal system can cloud issues rather than clarify, and become part of the problem; that politicians’ promises are merely words.

All letters by email or post should carry the writer’s address, NIE and contact number though only the name and town will be published.

HEARING: EU investigating Monte Pego problem.

When this involves the sewage system for 1,500 dwellings, the problems can rapidly become serious.

For the residents of the beautiful urbanisation of Monte Pego, on the Costa Blanca, they did.

For many years the water discharged from the sewage treatment plant had not been properly treated and Pego Town Hall paid large fines for the pollution. By 2017 this pollution had become almost raw sewage, as confirmed by laboratory tests arranged by the Residents

Association, Pro Monte Pego (PMP).

Something had to be done. The town hall still refused to act, even though the large Marjal Natural Park and rice fields stand directly in the line of the pollution.

In order to protect the urbanisation, the stunning Natural Park’s flora and fauna, and the good name of the area, the bold decision was taken in the summer of 2017 to petition the EU Parliament. It took courage, but the cause was just, the rewards potentially enormous. Political pressure from the EU could unlock the stalemate.

To the great delight of the PMP Association the EU Petitions Committee accepted the submission - a triumph in itself - and over the last six months evidence has been gathered and shared with the EU. Now the exciting news has arrived that members of PMP have been invited to Brussels to appear before the committee, and hear their verdict.

If the EU supports the petition, then the political pressure on the town hall and other authorities will be of huge help, and of course, vindication for the courage to stand up for justice. It would be the best possible good news story.

Anton Leest

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FLYING WITH PETS: David The Dogman’s guide Or holiday in Britain? Minimum hassle and much kinder than your pet being separated from you in the hold of a plane.

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AIRPORT WARNING: Brit tourist robbed of cash and credit cards at security in Spain claim I am partially disabled and together with my husband, daughter and another elderly couple were on a golf buggy at Malaga airport in June. My new iPad and phone plus stick was put into a basket, when my other black box came through the other one containing my iPad phone etc didn’t arrive. I asked where it was and lo and behold the iPad one had been left behind.

Judy M I’m always wary when u get pulled for frisking, that someone might steal my bags. I put my watch, iPhone and purse in my handbag so no thief can see what’s valuable. Plus I never take my eye off the conveyor belt.

Linda D My friend had his phone taken from the security belt and when he called it his phone rang from the pocket of a Guardi Civil standing a few feet away. My friend confronted him and he denied it. He went to airport security who said

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police officer seen in seven days,

John P Been here 32 years, never had nor seen a problem with them once, not once.

Tracy

they could not help. In the end he had to catch his flight and lose his phone. That was Malaga.

Katrina E

Problem now is there are too many of them and they are very different looky looky men. They are very Intimidating.

Stephen

DO YOU KNOW THEM? Hunt on for brazen Costa ‘scumbag robbers’

Tragic death of baby in locked car after being ‘forgotten’ by father

I saw them last week in Leroy Merlin, Malaga before they went on to Decathlon. He has a large tattoo on the rear calf of one leg and was wearing an Argentina t-shirt. They were driving a small black Peugeot. I passed the reg number on to the National Police.

Chris

Poor little girl, just dreadful.

WATCH: ‘Looky looky’ man floors tourist with punch to head in Spain Let’s face it, the police, politicians do not care about the looky looky men or the prostitutes. It is all about money. Staying in Paguera, full of lucky men, not one

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UK to Spain flight does U-turn after ‘disruptive’ woman ‘slaps’ passenger claim Airline shouldn’t have let her on board if she was drunk as someone claims. Cabin crew told me once when a passenger was kicking off before take-off that it’s too much ‘form filling’ to get them off!

Linda

Here was a man who asked nothing for himself. Not money, nor power but had a simple message - do unto others as you would have them do unto you. It doesn’t really matter if HE didn’t say it or who said it or if he existed - it’s a damn good and sane idea to follow.

I was brought up in a mixed religious family - Catholic and Protestant and everyone got along with each other. I can’t recall any discussions/arguments about religion - maybe we were the lucky ones.

I too am horrified and disgusted about the behaviour of these paedophile clerics.

They should be, defrocked, stripped of their ‘titles’ and banned from ever having contact with children.

I read some time ago that the reason priests are forbidden to marry is the business of inheritance.

If a married priest died (coming from a rich family ) his inheritance went to his wife and family. But if he was not married his money would go to the church.

I think we should all do - as far as possible - the right thing and remember the old adage; the love of money is the root of all evil.

And as Leapy would say - Keep the peace.

Olivia Qualtrough

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PENSIONED-OFF police commissioner Jose Villarejo who apparently had a finger in every unsavoury Spanish pie, is remanded in prison awaiting trial for money laundering and criminal activities.

He secretly eavesdropped conversations that have embarrassed everyone from the former King to Cabinet ministers and he has made it known that three copies of the tapes are safely beyond reach outside Spain.

He has boasted in prison that he is preparing a traca final - the ground-moving sequence of big bangs that ends a fireworks display.

So if Villarejo is planning to go out with a bang, how many more public figures are already whimpering in private?

Getting priorities right PARTIDO POPULAR politician Celia Villalobos was twice fined for not supporting Alberto Ruiz allardon’s misogynist attempt at reforming Jose Luis Rodriguez’s Abortion Law. In 2013 she failed to turn up to vote against a PSOE motion calling for Ruiz-Gallardon’s Bill to be withdrawn and in 2014 voted with the socialists in another attempt to halt it.

Other PP women privately agreed that unless

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RECENTLY I wrote about students being ‘bribed’ with biscuits. Now we have Waitrose being hammered by both cashstrapped students and parents for its pricy list of student store cupboard ‘essential’ ingredients, described by the supermarket as ‘a starter kit for the fledgling cook about to fly the nest.’

This includes rose harissa paste, organic cider vinegar, organic soy sauce and Marigold Swiss Vegetable Bouillon Powder - the whole list costing freshers £13 and they still wouldn’t have anything to eat!

But hang on, where’s the avocado? Or the wholemeal organic multi-grain toast from Waitrose’s Fairtrade line to slather it on?

To be fair, though, students no longer restrict themselves to the traditional diet of Pot Noodles, baked beans and cold pasta. Mainly due to the internet, a new generation of young food ‘vloggers’ and YouTubers have shown students how to cook creatively and cheaply.

In fact, all the Waitrose items listed have a long shelf life and, though an ini-

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they had the cash to go to France or the UK, women who needed a termination could once again be left to the mercies of backstreet butchers.

They kept quiet but Villalobos, put her money where her mouth was and had to shell out €1,300 in all, which was cheap at the price.

Not long afterwards she was in disgrace for playing Candy Crush on her iPad in the parliament chamber during a Mariano Rajoy speech.

And just recently she was seen in the parliament chamber, looking at clothes on internet

websites while her co-MPs were tearing into Justice minister Dolores Delgado.

Respect, Celia. You get your priorities right every time.

Gamekeeper-turnedpoacher EDUARDO ZAPLANA, ex-former mayor of Benidorm, ex-president of the Valencian Com-

munity, ex-government minister and ex-government spokesman, is currently imprisoned on remand, accused of money laundering, misappropriation of public funds and misconduct in public office.

To defend him he has engaged lawyer Daniel Campos, who belonged to the Public Prosecution department and specialised in corruption cases.

We’ve heard of a poacher-turned-gamekeeper, but what better defence in a court of law than a gamekeeper-turned-poacher?

Whirlwind on the horizon WHO would be Quim Torra?

Nominally regional president of Cataluña, he is a ventriloquist’s dummy for Carles Puigdemont, his predecessor who fled to Belgium following an inconclusive unilateral declaration of independence.

Torra still has to maintain law and order for the 50 per cent of Catalans opposed to independence.

There was trouble on the first anniversary of the October 1 independence referendum when the Committees for the Defence of the Republic (CDR), urged by Torra to ‘keep up the pressure,’ responded by blocking roads, motorways and the AVE railway lines.

There’s only so much pressure that can be applied without breaking the law. So the regional government

had to call out the regional police force.

Not known for wearing kid gloves, they charged energetically when hooded protesters tried to storm the regional parliament.

“They’re not October 1 people,” Puigdemont insisted afterwards, but a year ago Catalan separatists sowed the wind and the radicals will reap a whirlwind.

“Toto I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas,” Dorothy, herself a whirlwind victim, said in the Wizard of Oz. How long before we hear Torra say, “Carles, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Cataluña”?

MOUTHPIECE: Is Quim Torra simply a ventriloquist’s dummy for Carles Puigdemont?

Supermarket mocked for its posh ‘store cupboard’ essentials tial outlay’s involved, should last for quite some time.

The bouillon powder is really useful, lasts for ages and a superb suggestion. Even the rose harissa works out relatively economically considering how much, err, bite it can give to umpteen meals before the jar’s used up. Maybe all the carping’s just a classic example of people sniggering because it’s upmarket Waitrose? Good quality seasonings help turn cheap, simple ingredients into nutritious meals.

Presumably some of those whinging wouldn’t think twice about a student forking out £13 on a pizza?

Years ago when I was a student (Vesta curries, Angel Delight, anyone?), one flatmate used to whip up incredible roast dinners for us (buying ‘sell by’ date meat and veg from the supermarket just before closing) and loads of other delicious meals. Our store cupboard was rammed with lots of weird and wonderful-sound-

POT NOODLE: These days many students are more discerning about their diet. ing herbs, spices and sauces.

But then another flatmate existed on Fray Bentos pies and cigarettes. He always swore Fray Bentos was hugely underrated. Too true - after a few fags, no way could you taste it!

Happy days!

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Can they park in the street?

I live in an urbanisation where there is no proper parking space in the street for a kilometre. The street is a cul de sac. However, for the last 30 years people have squeezed their cars into the street without any problems. The street has no name and there has never been a ‘No Exit’ sign. Now a neighbour has complained to the police there were too many cars parked. The police came and then asked the urbanisation to put a yellow line and a board to prohibit parking. Now I can’t get visitors or a plumber because they have to park on a yellow line and can get a fine. Most of the neighbours have the same problem. My question is: Do we complain to the community or to the police?

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As you tell it, the police have taken David Searl no official action. Only the You and the Law in Spain community has acted. I suspect that your street is not really a public way and that nobody can be fined. You want to bring the issue to your AGM and vote to remove the yellow line and the sign.

Send your questions for David Searl through lawyers Ubeda-Retana and Associates in Fuengirola at Ask@lawtaxspain.com, or call 952 667 090.

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Cryptic Across 7 The object is to add nothing to a cooked supper (7) 9 One business transaction that's perfect (5) 10 Bring back from rest or energetic exercise (7) 11 Only about five find the answer (5) 12 Find a suit and get a flat in South East (5) 14 Daft ideas to get hangers-on (7) 16 Makes a secret concoction (7) 18 Idiots told off by school head (5) 20 Rise with bare head in folk dance (5) 22 Bishop nearly converted by cajoling talk (7) 24 Material used by dresser, generously (5) 25 Interlink English night train initially with Burgundy? (7) Down 1 Old Bob Power runs around and turns away (6) 2 Rabbis reforming north-east Australian city (8) 3 Game for a Venetian traveller (4) 4 Emergency treatment making tree steady? (5,3) 5 Bad lead results in card distribution (4) 6 Tool's unusual perils (6) 8 Standing up before court (5)

13 Former levy Ed is after, is to be commended (8) 15 Suffering in love, is in a state (8) 16 Earl cries out ʻCherry Ripeʼ? (6) 17 Weapon seen in some circles as a

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breakthrough (5) 19 Pig pen with the French fashions (6) 21 Save Britain? Itʼs an insult (4) 23 Lofty pursuits, a right stop-start (4)

Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this weekʼs puzzle, 25 represents X and 26 represents H, so fill in X every time the figure 25 appears and H every time the figure 26 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 1 Discover or come upon accidentally, suddenly or unexpectedly (5) 4 Covering a wide range (5) 7 Of great significance or value (9) 8 Fall loosely (4) 10 Underneath (5) 13 Motionless (5) 14 Perceive by the ear (4) 17 Small houses with a single storey (9) 19 Classifies (5) 20 Speaks (5)

Down 1 People who are in charge (6) 2 Slender, often tapering extremity (3) 3 Not easy (4) 4 Devices for slowing or stopping moving vehicles (6) 5 Consequence (7) 6 Expensive (4) 9 Tenth month of the year (7) 11 Combines into one (6) 12 Crucial or decisive moment (6) 15 Small pieces (4) 16 Angler's lure (4) 18 Nocturnal bird of prey (3)

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The clues are mixed, some clues are in Spanish and some are in English.

Across 1 Espada (arma) (5) 4 Harvest (7) 8 Sharp (edge) (7) 9 Hierba (5) 10 Adolescente (8) 11 Rubber (material) (4) 13 Liso (6) 14 Mirror (6) 17 Humor (estado de ánimo) (4) 19 Llegadas (8) 22 Pretty (5) 23 Estación (de ferrocarril) (7) 24 Ya (7) 25 Molestar (5)

Down 1 Inteligente (5) 2 Oxygen (7) 3 Diamond (8) 4 Más cercano (6) 5 Salvia (4) 6 Nail (metal) (5) 7 Isolated (7) 12 Spinach (8) 13 Seed (7) 15 By plane (2,5) 16 Escarchado (6) 18 Dueño (de casa, coche, perro) (5) 20 Arenoso (5) 21 Blackberry (4)

Fill all the empty squares using the numbers 1 to 9, so that the sum of each horizontal block equals the ʻclueʼ on its left, and the sum of each vertical block equals the clue on its top. No number may be used in the same block more than once.

Nonagram 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 L) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.

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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.

There is a wonderful enthusiasm about you at the moment. Seeing the reaction of others to you, it occurs that you should have taken this attitude before. Therefore, make a resolution to put more energy into everything that you do.

Something new which you started in recent weeks becomes more than a passing interest. Although it may be surprising to you, it is owing to a predictable situation. In opening your mind, you also seem to have opened your heart. Many people do that at this time of the year and so you are not alone.

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ARIES (March 21 - April 20) Being totally inspired this week, you could be tempted to let enthusiasm run away with you. It is a lovely feeling, like being a child again. Be sure to have fun, but do keep as much money in your pocket as possible.

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TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) There will be a certain amount of discussion regarding holiday plans.

You know what you want but how do you persuade others?

It's quite easy really. All you have to do is to get someone else to suggest a certain place. You then agree and it looks like their idea.

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CRYPTIC Across:

1 Tulip, 3 Brincar, 6 Chalado, 8 Upset, 10 Elope, 11 Maletin, 14 Stones, 15 Torres, 17 Grillos, 20 Claro, 21 Freno, 22 Apuesta, 23 Saucers, 24 Thigh.

1 Teak, 3 Precious, 9 Eardrum, 10 Igloo, 11 Pests, 12 Lessen, 14 Sparse, 16 Dahlia, 19 Poplar, 21 Tasks, 24 Tread, 25 Turning, 26 Mastered, 27 Nets.

Down: 1 Tickets, 2 Peace, 3 Broom, 4 Igual, 5 Raton, 7 Apologise, 9 Saturdays, 12 Ants, 13 Asno, 16 Stomach, 17 Gifts, 18 Loose, 19 Seams, 20 Court.

Down: 1 Trespass, 2 Acres, 4 Ramble, 5 Coins, 6 Oil well, 7 Slog, 8 Trusts, 13 Sausages, 15 Avocets, 17 Attire, 18 Writhe, 20 Lodge, 22 Spire, 23 Atom.

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romantic tinge this week. It is possible that the other party sees this as more significant than you. To avoid problems later it would be best to let them do all the running.

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You are so sharp that there is a danger you will cut yourself!

Seriously, though, try not to appear pompous over a certain matter. You may be right and you may be clever, but smarty pants are rarely popular. Some of that sharpness gets things going for you in the love department, though.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) With everyone busy round you, the chance may be taken to show what you are capable of. Instead of watching someone make a pig's ear of a work project, offer to help.

It's important, though, to let them think any bright ideas were theirs.

Giving praise now will mean it coming back to you ten-fold.

LEO (July 24 - August 23) A business partnership takes on a

VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) Your outgoing attitude is spot on. Some may say you are a little crazy, the way you go for things. Each person has their own way and yours can be quite unique but that certainly does not make it wrong. People who make the world around us that little bit more colourful are gems.

LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) Some legal matters need your attention. That's not really what you want at this time of the year.

A decision has to be made and it needs a fine balance. Asking others may just confuse matters, so only seek expert advice. At the end of the day, you will know what is both best and acceptable.

SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) A last-minute invitation turns out to be just the ticket in more ways than one. An invitation to join a holiday may be proffered. This is unusual, certainly, but keep an open mind. Your company is clearly well appreciated so why not make that a point of pride?

Let's face it, who is best equipped to blow your trumpet?

SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) Someone you mistrust offers to add to your celebrations. Why not call a truce? We both know that little long term will come out of it, but who cares? Sometimes, it is better to share one good moment with someone than none at all.

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) As you are in the limelight, it comes as no surprise that admiration comes your way.

What may surprise you, however, is the direction it comes from. Who would have thought that such a situation would arise?

QUIZ: LOVE AND LAUGHTER The idea for the subject of this quiz came from a sign I saw in Cappuccino Cafe in Orba (Alicante): ‘This cafe runs on love and laughter’ LOVE 1. According to Greek mythology, what was the name of the youth who rejected the nymph Echo and fell in love with his own reflection in a pool? He pined away and was changed into the flower that bears his name.

2. According to the famous nursery rhyme, children born on which day of the week are ‘loving and giving’?

3. Released in 1963, what was the title of the second in the James Bond film series?

4. Which American city is known as the City of Brotherly Love?

5. Which 1953 musical film featured Doris Day (as the title character) singing Secret Love?

LAUGHTER 6. Described as ‘one of the most brilliant of all Baroque portraits’, The Laughing Cavalier (1624) is a portrait by which Dutch

Golden Age painter?

7. In Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, what is the name of the moneylender character who speaks the famous line: “lf you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh”?

8. Which colourless gas with a sweetish odour and taste, used as an anaesthetic, especially in dentistry, is also known as laughing gas?

9. Which very large Australasian kingfisher that feeds on terrestrial prey such as reptiles and birds, is often referred to as the laughing jackass?

10. Name any two of the original four presenters of the popular ITV light entertainment programme Game for a Laugh that ran from 1981 to 1985?

Not a lot of people know that… historically, sweat has been an active ingredient in perfume and love potions and in Alabama it is illegal to wear a fake moustache that causes people to laugh in church.

Answers: 1. NARCISSUS, 2. FRIDAY, 3. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE, 4. PHILADELPHIA, 5. CALAMITY JANE, 6. SHYLOCK, 8.

NITROUS OXIDE, 9. KOOKABURRA, 10. JEREMY BEADLE, HENRY KELLY (1981–1984), MATTHEW KELLY (1981– 1984) and SARAH KENNEDY (1981– 1984). It was also hosted by Martin Daniels (1985), Rustie Lee (1985) and Lee Peck (1985)

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Beauty advent calendars work in much the same way as regular ones, ie there are 25 individual sections to open.

The difference here is these calendars - generally much larger than average - offer sample or travel sized products in a series of drawers, often ending with a full sized product on the 25th.

While this may seem g i m m i c k y, a n d o f c o u r s e you may not like every product, some of these sets offer major discounts on products costing much more if bought separately.

The Boots No 7 set is offering products worth £172 (€195) for £42 (€48), while Look Fantastic, is offering their calendar for £79 (€90) with a product value of more than £300 (€341).

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Zone liposuction can be performed under local anaesthesia. It is a very simple process in which a small hole is made in the area to be treated, through which a liposuction cannula connected to a vacuum machine is introduced.

The fatty tissue is detached and absorbed through this cannula. The only resulting scar is a small one at the point where the cannula is inserted, in most cases it is completely invisible.

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Beauty on a budget EVERYONE l o v e s a b argain, but most of us also enjoy in d u l g i n g o u r se lv es once in a while too. So isn’t it grea t wh e n a p r o d u ct comes along which allows us to d o b o t h t h i n g s a t once?

Well sa v v y - sav er favourite Primark is aiming to do j u st t h a t wi t h th e launch o f i t s n e w b e a u ty range. Created by former Glamour magazine beauty editor Alex Steinherr, the Alex Steinherr x Primark range offers serious beauty credentials with a budget price tag of between £3 and £5 (€3.41 and €5.69).

With clean-cut and attrac-

tive minimalist packaging, the thrifty range will look g o o d o n y o u r b a th ro om shelf while also claiming doing some serious good to your skin. The collection of 20 products includes something for most skincare concerns, including miscellar cleansers, sheet masks and moisturisers. Better still, the inexpensive range is cruelty-free, fragrance-free and vegan-friendly, making it suitable for most people.

Steinherr explained her p ro d u c ts o ffe r, “a n approachable, results-driven skincare range that ensures th at ev ery o n e ca n a ffo rd their most beautiful skin.”

She added, “I am asked every day to recommend a range of products to suit a range of budgets, so when Primark approached me to c re a te a s kinc a re line , I knew we could create something really special together that worked both in terms of price and performance.”

Ste inhe rr ’s ra nge la unc he d firs t in U K Prima rk s tore s e a rlie r this week and with prices this good it might just be worth asking friends and family to stock up before they visit Spain. The products are also expected to be added to Prima rk’s online s tore a t www.primark.com/en.

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TECH FOR THE TIMID CHIPS may be smart, but are we, the users?

In an era which is definitely higher tech than many of us are, take my neighbour ’s fancy new phone.

Please. He happily downloads all sorts of goodies on it, then can’t find the downloads and constantly has to ask me.

A recent survey found that most people barely use 10 per cent of their computers’ features or abilities.

Many smartphone users have no idea how to access their phone’s settings, let alone change them.

That sounds about right. Back in the old days of video recorders my partner never managed to get the thing to do anything more sophisticated than wipe my favourite movie, or record 240 minutes of snow.

For those who spent the 70’s learning to master Tippex on typewriters, technophobia has become a contemporary affliction right up there with eating disorders, gadgetdriven sleep deprivation and unintentional suicide-by-selfie.

Our parents thought they were

A feature too far in our gadgets?

Terence Kennedy considers a disease of our time: technophobia

DON’T PANIC: Fear only fear itself. going boldly when they mastered the calculator. In fact it took my own father the best part of a week to get the hang of his simple office calculator, by Sharp, and then the boss threw him a curveball by swopping it for a Casio and he was stumped.

These days manufacturers are churning out appliances able to do

all sorts of things many users simply cannot make them do or do not want them to do. We’re not just overwhelmed by the onward march of technology - we’re buried alive under several squillion avalanches of the stuff.

Edison cylinders begat wax records which begat vinyl LPs

which begat digital CDs which begat MP3s and just as we and our bank balances have caught up with the begatting, they replace the lot again with something even more daunting and with a shelflife closely akin to a fruit-fly’s.

Everything you buy is loaded to the chips with features. A feature is often something that you do not want, do not want to pay extra for, will never use, but cannot get the thing you do want without.

Our new TV has a control panel which would shame a 747, a remote zapper looking like a small computer, a manual which has done serious damage to a Brazilian rain forest, and the ability to screen two programmes at once. Umm, why? Is there any consumer out there plain schizoid enough to want to watch two programmes at once?

My long-suffering partner hasn’t even managed to get one programme on the darn thing yet, but give her time; she’s only on page 28 of the manual: ‘Taking the set out of the box.’

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Finding help THE quickest way to solve a technical problem is to ask the nearest six-year-old.

Seriously though, living in the 21st century and not knowing how to tweet or send an e-mail feels overwhelming.

There’s an app for that, he said, then ducked.

Technophobes are not alone. The internet is awash with dummies-type books, courses and self-help texts to help the technically-challenged, and some really do start at ‘Step One: switch on.’

Type ‘Smartphones for seniors’ into Google and you’ll be deluged with four million hits. ‘Learn Microsoft Office’ produced a breathtaking 315 million results last time I tried. ‘How to e-mail’: 11 billion hits!

Or just ask a neighbour. As long as it’s not me. From now on, like Manuel in Fawlty Towers, ‘I know nuuuthing!’

Let the best man win Mike Senker In my opinion Views of a Grumpy Old Man AS regular readers of my weekly rant fest know, I am one of the world’s finest armchair experts on all things sport.

Near the top of the things I enjoy most is F1 motor racing and I’m a particularly big fan of Lewis Hamilton.

I always watch it if I can. This week Lewis Hamilton won the Russian Grand Prix and traditionally, at the end of the race, there would be a great celebration. He usually leaps from his car, runs over to his massive team of mechanics and other Mercedes team members, and jumps at them hi-fiving and hugging the ones at the front.

This week’s win did not go like that at all.

Lewis sat in his car till the second place driver, his teammate Valtteri Bottas, got out of his car. Lewis then just walked over to Valtteri, shook his hand and told him he was sorry, then walked slowly off over to the Mercedes team.

He shook a few hands and then went inside not really wanting to talk to anyone else. So why? Well this is the reason I’m grumpy. He didn’t actually win. He went over the line first but not because he was the best driver on the

day, but because of team orders that forced his teammate Bottas to move over and let Hamilton win.

This is wrong in so many ways. Winning is not winning if you have to cheat and that’s what they did. They cheated the best driver on the day out of his rightful place. It wasn’t even that if Hamilton came second they would still not be in front in either the manufacturer’s or driver’s championship.

And what about if you like a little flutter and had a few bob on Bottas to win, after seeing how he had performed to get pole position (first on grid)? How can this not be race fixing? If this is now the acceptable way of winning a race it shouldn’t be.

The best have to win. We mustn’t let this ‘win at any cost’ get worse than it is. In F1 it’s obvious if it happens, but it’s the same in all sports. In the Olympics the whole of the Russian team was banned for drug taking. Lance Armstrong was a multi-winner but only because of drugs and the list goes on.

I think the rules for F1 have to be changed.

There must not be team orders. Every driver is there to win, not to make up the numbers.

Mercedes should be fined and made to forfeit points. Let the old saying ‘May the best man win’ actually mean something.

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THERE are three concerts left in the Pedreguer Festival which has been organised under the patronage of the Konzert Freunde of the Costa Blanca.

Tomorrow (Friday) sees a performance by the Chamber Orchestra La Ribera from Valencia accompanying soloist Dolores Lahuerta (soprano) and Vicente Giner at the organ. Vicent Ferragut conducts works

by Handel, Bach, Mozart and Schubert.

Then on the following Friday (October 19), very respected organist Saskia Roures from Tarragona, accompanied by Franciso Gil on oboe, oboe d’amor

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The grand finale concert in the festival will take place on Friday October 26 featuring the

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IF you like Spanish Rock then the sixth Iberia Festival which will take place at the Auditorio Julio Iglesias in Benidorm tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday is the place to be.

There will be 10 bands taking part and the

line-up for the Friday is The Fly, Badlands, OBK, Jaime Urrutia, Café Quijano and Tequila.

Tickets start at €42 for the two days and there are various options for VIP and packages.

organiser of the event, Prof Vicente Giner with the Choir de la Rectoria with over 40 singers, an orchestra with strings, brass and timpani, as well as three vocal soloists.

The concerts start at 8.30pm in the Plaça Major, 26, Pedreguer and tickets which cost €15 may be ordered via in fo@konzertfreunde.com or by calling 965 788 840.

regions of Spain, Portugal and Italy plus a selection of Cavas.

Pepe’s provided other services for their clients: children’s menu, children’s play area, outside seating, baby changing facilities. It has a seating capacity for 75 persons, full bar, wheelchair access and parking area.

Credit cards accepted.

To make a reservation please call: 966 482 456 - 644 613 370.

On the road Alcalali-Pedreguer (cv-720) 400 metres from Alcalali.

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New owners since May of this year, Ashna and Chelsy are not just your average entrepreneurs. They add style and artistry to their presentations and also these philanthropists hold charity events for causes like Macmillan Cancer Support. A recent coffee morning was a huge success and they would like to thank everyone for their support.

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They bake biscuits using their tried and tested recipes passed on through the years. That’s right! They make their own cookies with chocolate chips, what more is there to be said after that.

They welcome both holidaymakers and locals alike into the shop.

This is one of those places you selfishly want to keep all to yourself.

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Remembering the War to End All Wars

PARISH CHURCH: The choir in performance.

THE English Choir of TeuladaMoraira has had a very busy 2018 and prior to the summer close down, once again saw the choir involved in the town’s Moors and Christian’s fiesta for the fifth year in a row.

Indeed the choir opened the fiesta with a concert in Moraira’s beautiful parish church where dressed in their stylish black and gold they performed an ABBA medley and continued with a very varied programme.

The Choir were also involved in the closing of the fiesta, singing from the ramparts of Moravia’s Castle as backing for the very exciting re-enactment battle depicting the Moors expulsion from Spain.

Benidorm Classics FOR the third year, the Benidorm Council is sponsoring a series of free Classical Music Concerts at the Salon de Actos during October starting at 8pm.

The next concert will be tomorrow (Friday) featuring Francisco Fullana on violin and José María Villegas on piano, then the following Friday sees nine students from the local music conservatory who had seen success at the Marina Baixa intercentre competition.

Finally, on Friday October 26, two local musicians, saxophonist Ignacio Gascón and pianist Ivet Frontela will close this year’s series of concerts.

After a well-earned summer break the choir are now back in their Teulada rehearsal rooms, where they are preparing a very exciting Autumn Project entitled The War to End All Wars in the celebration of it being 100 years since the end of the first World War. The concert will be at Espai La Senieta Theatre in Moraira on November 2 and 3 and there will be an exhibition of Great War memorabilia in the same building which runs from October 29 to November 18 with much of the artwork provided

by Lady Elizabeth School and Javea International College students, some of whom will also be joining the choir on stage to play a part in the concert.

The choir president Susan Elles has been researching the event since January and she has written a script which is at times very poignant, at times very joyful, telling the story of the conflict with poems and popular music of the time.

The concert will be in support of the Alzheimer’s Association and the Royal British Legion.

Tickets for the concert cost €12 are available from Janet Brown on 965 745 091 or janetbrowncraft@gmail.com.

For any other information about the choir or if you would like to sing with them please contact Judith on 634 348 915 or visit www.theenglishchoir teulada.com.

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Heir hunters on the prowl ON dying in 1973, the owner of a Barceloneta apartment building had no wife or children to inherit the property.

His nearest relations declined to take on the legacy but decades later two descendants, presumably contacted by an ‘heir hunting’ company, claimed their inheritance in high-rent Barceloneta.

Forty-three years earlier when their landlord died, tenants of the 12 apartments asked at the Chamber of Housing and the town hall what they should do.

The officials were unsure but one recommended that they paid the IBI rates. ‘That way you won’t have problems,’ they were assured.

For the next 43 years they did not pay rent but paid all taxes, made necessary repairs and installed natural gas.

As registered tenants died or moved out, their apart-

HIGH RENT: Barceloneta beach. ments were transferred to family or friends without formalising the changeover. The most recent arrivals have been there 10 years.

But last year the building, still in the dead owner ’s name, was re-registered to two people and a company.

The tenants, asked to leave

by an intermediary, refused to go. In June this year a new proprietor contacted them, asking to be recognised as the owner with another request to

vacate their homes.”For more than 40 years the tenants have acted as owners. Without us, this would be a ruin,” said Antonia who was born in the

building in 1943.

Montse Serrano, the lawyer representing the tenants, claimed that this is not an isolated case.

“We can’t say for certain why this late claim was made, Serrano admitted. “But we know that forensic genealogy and probate research companies are proliferating. They track down the relatives of people whose estates were never claimed, charging a commission on the inheritance.”

Two tenants have started legal proceedings to claim ownership of their apartments as they can prove that they lived there for more than 30 years, acting as owners and ‘occupying the property peacefully, publicly and continuously’.

Others will follow suit once they have the necessary documents.

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I’m (not) leaving home YOUNG Spanish people tend to leave home at 29, compared with the EU average of 26.

Sociologists attributed these latest Eurostat figures to ‘cultural reasons’ coupled with unemployment amongst the young and precarious jobs when they do find work.

Limited official help when buying a starter property also helps to keep Spaniards in the parental home they pointed out.

Amongst the 19 countries belonging to the Eurozone, Spain ranks sixth from the bottom when it came to flying the nest, ahead of Italy, Slovakia, the republics of the former Yugoslavia, Croatia and Malta.

In 2017, the average wage for the 16-29 age group was just over €11,000 while those between 30 and 34 took home an average €15,000, according to the Youth Council of Spain.

On these salaries, buying a property for under-29s swallows 60 per cent of their earnings and 40 per cent for the 3034 age group, well above the

LONG WAIT: Spaniards stay with parents longer.

30 per cent average for tolerable indebtedness.

In 1997, 12.5 per cent of Spain’s population lived in rented accommodation compared with 16 per cent in 2016 and when the young do leave home, they are more likely to

rent - often sharing - than to buy.

During a recent property forum at the IESE Business School in Madrid, the four principle speakers agreed that they did not foresee a real estate boom, although the sector was

‘healthy, stabilised and would continue growing until 2022.’

But it was important to pay attention to the young, they warned, as their continued difficulty in getting a foot on the property ladder also contributed to the drop in demand.

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IN 1985, the UN introduced Habitat Day, reflecting on the state of the world’s towns and cities.

Twelve years later, the International Union of Architects decided to hold World Architecture Day on the same day, underlining the profession’s commitment to society.

In Madrid this year, thanks to Open House Madrid and the Madrid College of Architects (COAM), the public could visit more than 100 city buildings which usually restrict admission.

These ranged from the austerity of Alejandro de la Sota’s1962 Colegio Maravillas gymnasium in Calle Joaquin Costa to Palacio Longoria, the Spanish-Modernist building now occupied by the Spanish Society of Authors and Publishers.

The public were able to see inside the Cuartel General del Ejercito (Air Force)

MADRID GEM: Palacio Longoria.

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MADRID GEM: Gym at Maravillas school.

headquarters, constructed between 1943 and 1958, and visit contemporary buildings including the Ciudad BBVA complex by the Swiss architecture studio Herzog & De Meuron.

The car wash designed by Lina Tor, named Behind the scenes, was also on the list, as was the Castellana 77 office block together with the Art Deco Hotel Vincci Capitol and Zarzuela Race Course.

“A city’s architecture reflects its history,” said Jose Maria Ezquiaga, who heads COAM. “It is not possible to talk about one style of architecture in Madrid because styles vary so much in terms of the moment,” continued Ezquiaga, whose personal preference is for the neoclassical El Prado by Juan de Villanueva (1739-1811).

The Open House initiative originated in London in 1992 to encourage appreciation, understanding and knowledge of contemporary and historic buildings, recognising quality above the age of the constructions.

Twenty years later, Open House is celebrated in more than 40 cities which include New York, Paris, Chicago, Jerusalem and Buenos Aires.

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WHILE Spain’s property market may be improving, some prices have yet to regain their pre-financial crash value.

This may mean some owners would prefer to sit on the property, waiting until prices rise as experts have projected they will.

If this sounds like you, why not make some extra income in the meantime and rent out your home?

Returns on Spanish rental properties reached 7.8 per cent earlier this year, a 6 per cent increase on the year before and significantly more than the interest rates offered by banks. But while rental income is generally on the rise, not all properties were created equal and there can be significant disparities in the profits to b e m a d e i n d i ff e r e n t r e gions of Spain.

According to one Spanish real estate company, Idealista, the highest profits on residential property are to be found in the Ca-

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Rental income by region ZARAGOZA: Won for rental income.

n a r y I s l a n d s . D o n ’t l e t that deter you, however, as rates of return sit at 7.3 per cent in Lleida, Cataluùa, at 6.9 per cent in Huelva, Andalucia, and at 6.8 per cent in Almeria.

P e r h a p s s u r p r i s i n g l y, some of the lowest rates of return could be found in Madrid and Barcelona at 5.4 per cent and 4.9 per cent respectively.

Commercial premises fared much better, however, with profits reaching up to 10.1 per cent in Zaragoza, while Barcelona reached 9.1 per cent and Madrid 8 per cent.

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Fit for a king WHILE most people might come to Spain looking to buy a seafront apartment or perhaps even a rustic finca, there is still a market for the slightly more unique property.

There may not be as many for sale as in France or Italy, but Spain offers its fair share of castles or manor houses for sale.

But unless you get very lucky it is going to cost you a quite a lot. This impressive castle comes in at a cool â‚Ź14.5 million but you do get a lot for your money.

It comes with an estate of 450 hectares located in Badajoz region, about a 2.5-hour drive from Lisbon and Sevilla and three hours from Madrid.

The castle was built in the 13th century and currently belongs to a family whose ancestors bought it in 1906 and undertook a major reform, leaving the castle in perfect condition.

It has about 50 living spaces including six large bedrooms, three bathrooms and nine lounges. The rest consist of offices, a small muse-

MAGNIFICENT: Fantastic castle, but it will set you back â‚Ź14.5 million.

um, rooms, bathrooms and reformed stables.

Some lounges are used for events such as banquets and weddings although the owners live in the castle.

The estate surrounds the castle and includes pastures and oaks including Holm oaks.

The pastures of the estate are

well-known for their excellence in the breeding of Iberian pigs.

There is also a hunting ground where you can shoot wood pigeons, turtle doves, thrushes, wild boar and deer. It is the best area of Spain for hunting wood pigeons, being close to the San Pedro mountains, according to agents Moulin.

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Spain’s soil can be very fertile and with a little effort a vegetable patch here could prove very productive. Autumn weather may be cooler but temperatures are still warm enough to grow many crops, so why not try out some of the foods suggested below?

Spinach is a great source of iron and can be grown both in a container or in the ground, providing leaves for salads and numerous other dishes once mature. Garlic has also been shown to be beneficial for heart health and also excels in Spanish growing conditions.

Plant out using existing bulbs bought for eating and place in the soil root down around four inches apart. Expect growth around spring time.

Carrots are fantastic vegetables for eye health and are a rich source

of antioxidants which can reduce the risk of cancer. They also do well in Spanish climates and can be grown from seed straight in the soil in rows around three to four inches apart. Plant in soil that is damp but not wet and do not allow the seeds to dry out.

Spring onions provide excellent flavouring to a variety of dishes, particularly oriental food. They also provide good amounts of vitamins A, K, and C. Plant out shopbought spring onions roots down after first drilling a hole in welldrained soil around 1.5cm deep and at least 15cm away from other crops. Be careful not to over-water.

Finally, the humble potato makes up a large part of many dishes, from a plate of chips to mash, roasties, and even hash browns.

This staple can easily be grown at home by first buying potatoes with sprouts already growing from them. Cut these sections off and place them in a warm, moderately

HEALTHY EATING: A vegetable patch can prove very productive. well-lit area for around five days.

Next, plant these sections out 12 inches apart and cut side down. As

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around four inches of plant showing before harvesting when the potatoes mature.

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eco-friendly character. Spanish Costa customers confirm what the tests and research show; the total average cost amounts to €25-€90 per month, for an 8x4 pool, depending on local climate and usage conditions. The graph shows the cost for October keeping the pool at 28° at all times.

Only one day is needed to complete the installation and you’re ready to enjoy your heated pool during the coming winter months! Read more interesting facts and figures on their website mentioned below.

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Their technical staff is trained by Duratech specialists to the same level as their factory technicians in Belgium, which makes their technical service professional and to the point.

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THERE are a lot of myths when it comes to pool heating costs, because many people still think of gas, electrical or high-maintenance solar panel heating systems. However the only solution that is truly economical and fail-safe is the air source heat pump.

It is widely used for domestic heating across Europe and requires only a small amount of electricity to extract heat from the air and transfer it to the water.

A high quality heat pump ensures you can enjoy your pool 365 days of the year, getting the best out of your investment while swimming in water temperatures of 28°C for less than €2 per day.

While the sun shines for free, most sunlight-based systems (such as solar mats or vacuum tubing panels) require you to leave the filter pump running continuously in order to reach proper temperatures, especially on less sunny days. This can boost your electric bill by €300, to €950 a year. Costs to operate gas and electrical heaters can range from €300 to €500 per month and even more, depending on the fuel or electrical costs within your region.

Air source heat pumps do not require direct sunlight, just the ambient Spanish air is

In the pink PINK is definitely ‘having a moment,’ as they say in fashion circles.

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traced back to the release of Wes Anderson’s quirky film ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ (2014) and thus, the term ‘Millennial Pink’ was born. Millennial pink isn’t actually a colour in itself, but an umbrella term used to describe the variety of shades of barely-there pink that have exploded onto the high street recently. So how do you include it in your home?

One easy way to use pink is via accessories. This ensures the colour doesn’t dominate the room and yet is still obviously present. Think pink rugs, cushions and throws as well as pink accents. Think pink details on pictures, pink flowers in a vase

PINK: Is staging a come back. or just a few simple pink colour candle holders dotted around. A hint of pink is all you really need to jump on the trend.

But what if you want to go full throttle? Pink furniture has had a huge resurgence thanks to this colour trending. In fact, one of the best and easiest ways to include pink into your interior is through seating.

A sofa, chair, pouffe or stool in a fabulous pink shade is an

instant statement piece. Interiors shop Melody Maison boast a gorgeous selection of pink seating that will help you Think Pink and get you home gorgeous!

If you’re really brave, pink paint or wallpaper are a fabulous way to include pink in your decor theme - be careful with the shade or maybe only do one wall, as pink can overpower a room very easily.

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Blue mood WHILE pink may be this season’s hottest colour, petrol blue also keeps cropping up on interiors blogs and in shops.

The slightly moody colour, which is in direct c o n t r a st t o t h e subtlety and cheerfulness of pink, could be perfect as your home transitions through to the winter months, especially if you prefer a more masculine look.

To make cosy use of the t r e n d , wh y n o t look f o r d a r k b l u e shaded cushions in a velvet or mohair fabric. This colour also pairs we l l wi t h warmer tones such as gold o r c o p p e r f o r those looking to incorporate into an existing scheme.

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The smarter way ‘LIFE’S too short,’ as they say. And with constant pressures on our time most of us would welcome ways to make the best of it.

While over-use of technology gets rather a bad rap, some advances can help make our lives easier and give us back more free time. So if you’re a gadget fan who always seems to be pushed for time, why not consider one of the many smart devices now available for homes?

The kitchen is where we can spend hours each week, preparing meals, restocking supplies and making endless hot drinks. Luckily, advances in technology have made these processes easier, offering products such as smart fridges.

These appliances offer the same advantages as normal fridges but with a built-in tablet on the front door which functions as a communication centre for the rest of the house and even takes photographs of the inside of your fridge to let you know what foods you’re low on.

Smart technology can help the hardiest of caffeine addicts, allowing us to cut down on the amount of time spent waiting for the kettle to boil and instead wake up or come home to already-prepared coffee. A connected coffee machine, which can be controlled via smartphone, can make the perfect cup every time.

If a cocktail after a hard day is more your thing, a smart drink maker might be the answer. A smart scale weighs liquids as you add them to a glass, using an app to tell you which order to put the in-

SMART TECH: Your mobile phone can control household appliances and heating. gredients in and claiming to mix the perfect drink every time.

There’s no reason the kitchen gets to have all the best gadgets though, and there are certainly plenty of connected devices for the rest of the home.

From robotic vacuums which automatically clean your floors before returning to their base to recharge to smart locks which use an app to secure the deadbolt already fitted on your door, technology is changing the way we use our homes and, crucially, freeing up time to relax.

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The muzzle that I recommend is the Baskerville which is marketed by the eminent Roger Mugford.

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ground that alone is worth training for.

When visiting the vet it can also be useful for nervous dogs to wear a muzzle and also when a dog has been operated on. Wearing a muzzle is another way to prevent him from licking the wound. In the event of an emergency, if you do not have a muzzle then one can always tie the leash around the dog’s mouth to prevent it biting.

I would add that a muzzle does not cure bad behaviour but it is useful whilst an effective therapeutic strategy is developed.

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Vinfast vies for attention VINFAST, a subsidiary of Vietnemese conglomerate Vingroup, unveiled its first two passenger vehicles to large crowds of journalists at the Paris Motor Show on Tuesday.

This relatively new entrant to the world of car manufacturing revealed an SUV and a saloon

in what is thought to be a long line of planned machines including a range of electric cars, buses and scooters.

The LUX A2.0 Sedan and the LUX SA2.0 SUV are Italian designed, with European technology and ‘Vietnamese spirit.’

They are understood to have been developed following an unusual nationwide poll of 62,000 people in Vietnam, in which participants chose their favourite design from a range of sketches.

The results are sleek and modern, and Le Thi Thu Thuy, chairwoman of VinFast, said: “With our ambitious plans to bring these two vehicles to market in such a short time, it was crucial for us to make a big entrance and an immediate impact, and we did that today.”

Ex-football star David Beckham also addressed the crowds at the press conference, with Beckham stating that it was ‘a thrill to be in Paris to celebrate the arrival of a new carmaker on the global stage.’

He added that he could see how the VinFast design team had been able to evoke ‘such a beautiful country in the lines of these amazing new cars.’

Vingroup launched the project just over a year ago and has already built a sprawling 355hectare factory in northern Vietnam, capable of producing a rumoured 250,000 cars per year.

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AARON RAMSEY scored a goal of the season contender as Arsenal thrashed Fulham 5-1 at Craven Cottage.

Alexandre Lacazette scored two impressive goals before substitute Ramsay added a third and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted twice.

After losing their opening two Premier League games to Manchester City and Chelsea, Arsenal are showing real signs of progress under manager Unai Emery.

A sixth consecutive league victory moves the Gunners up to fourth in the table, while Fulham remain just above the drop zone in 17th.

Arsenal will next host Leicester on October 22, while Fulham will travel to Cardiff.

Chelsea claimed a classy 3-0 win at Southampton, with Ross Barkley setting up their opener with a fine pass to Eden Hazard who finished clinically.

Barkley then got on the scoresheet himself, tapping in from Olivier Giroud’s acrobatic cross.

Alvaro Morato capped off proceedings with Chelsea’s third in injury time, chipping over oncoming goalkeeper Alex McCarthy after a slick passing move.

WONDER GOAL: Aaron Ramsay’s backheeled goal came after he’d just entered the pitch.

The Blues have now won nine of their 11 games across all competitions this season, while Southampton remain without a win against the Premier League’s big six in 26 games.

Chelsea will entertain Manchester United on October 20, with Southampton travelling to Bournemouth.

Riyad Mahrez missed a glorious opportunity to claim all three points for Manchester City against Liverpool at Anfield, when he skied a late penalty into the stands.

It was an otherwise cagey and dull 0-0 draw, and City have not won a league game at Anfield for 15 years.

Liverpool’s star attacking trio were unable to impose themselves as City defenders Aymeric Laporte and John Stones excelled themselves at the back.

However, both managers were pleased with the result which sees them tied at the top of the league with Chelsea.

Liverpool will be hosted by Huddersfield on October 20, while Man City will face Burnley.

Other fixtures after the international break will see West Ham host Tottenham, Crystal Palace travel to Everton, and Newcastle entertain Brighton.

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Atletico saved by Angel ANGEL CORREA scored the winning goal as Atletico Madrid went third in La Liga by edging past Real Betis 1-0.

Substitute Correa stroked home low into the corner from

the edge of the box following Thomas Partey’s flicked pass.

Atletico had gone top temporarily on Sunday, but were pushed down to third after Sevilla beat Celta Vigo 2-1.

Real Madrid extended their winless run to four games as Manu Garcia’s late goal secured a shock 1-0 win for Alaves.

Garcia headed the winner in the fifth minute of added time to clinch Alaves’ first La Liga victory over Real since 1931.

The win moves Alaves joint top of the table alongside bighitters Barcelona and Real Madrid.

Jolen Lopetegui’s side have now lost three times in four matches without scoring.

Lionel Messi’s fine goal was not enough as Barcelona were held to a frustrating 1-1 with Valencia.

Barca fell behind when Gerard Pique made a mess of a clearance and Ezequiel Garay tapped in at the back post.

Messi then swapped passes with Luis Suarez and drilled in from 20 yards to equalise.

But despite having 75 per cent of possession, Barca could only muster five shots all game, and could not find a winner.

WINNING FEELING: Farah took the wet conditions in his stride.

Farah soaks up victory G R E AT B R I TA I N ’ S M o Farah claimed his Maiden marathon win in only his third race with victory in the Chicago rain.

T h e 3 5 - y e a r- o l d , w h o w a s t h i r d i n t h i s y e a r ’s London Marathon, achieved a new European record with a time of 2:5:11.

Farah, competing in his first marathon in the US, b u r s t c l e a r o f E t h i o p i a ’s Mosinet Geremew in the fi-

nal half-mile in damp conditions in Illinois.

He is the first British man to win the Chicago race since Paul Evans in 1996.

The six-time world champion and double Olympic champion at both 5,000m and 10,000m retired from the track in August 2017 to focus on road racing.

Farah’s former training partner and defending

champion Galen Rupp recorded the same time as Farah posted in London in finishing fifth in Chicago on Sunday.

“It was great to run with Galen, who won last year, then to be able to come back and win it for myself,” said Farah.

Kenya’s Brigid Kosgei, r u n n e r- u p i n L o n d o n a n d also in last year ’s Chicago race, captured the women’s title in 2:18:35.

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Hamilton on track for title LEWIS HAMILTON moved to the brink of a fifth World Championship with a lightsto-flag Japanese Grand Prix victory.

Mercedes’ Hamilton was dominant as title rival Sebastian Vettel ran into trouble attempting to gain ground from eighth place on the grid.

Vettel spun to the back after colliding with Max Verstappen when trying to move for third place at the difficult Spoon Curve - but recovered to finish sixth.

The result means Ferrari’s Vettel is 67 points behind Hamilton and according to results, the Briton has the

chance to claim the title at the US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.

He will do so if he wins the race and Vettel is lower than second, or Hamilton scores eight more points than him.

Hamilton’s team was so comfortable as he was out in front on his way to his sixth win in seven races that he at one point asked his team if they were still there, so little did they need to talk to him.

After a couple of early overtakes, Vettel was promoted to fourth at the end of the first lap when Verstappen locked his front wheel, ran

wide and pushed Kimi Raikkonen off when rejoining the track, allowing Vettel to slip past his teammate.

After a restart from the safety car, Vettel collided with Verstappen trying to get through on the inside into Spoon, and the German spun to the back of the field.

Vettel managed to claw his way back to sixth place, but could make no further headway.

“We have stayed on course with our plan and we are continuing to deliver at the strength and pace we have for a while now,” said Hamilton.

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11 - 17 October 2018 FORMER Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden said he ‘dodged a bullet’ after suffering a fractured bone in his neck and ligament damage while surfing with his son off Stradbroke Island in Queensland.

UGLY scenes marred UFC 229 as lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov began a brawl by the octagon after beating Conor McGregor.

Seconds after landing a fourth-round submission, the Russian vaulted the cage and headed towards Irishman McGregor’s team, where a chaotic scuffle ensued.

Meanwhile McGregor was attacked by members of Khabib’s team in the octagon, including a full punch in the face.

Three of Nurmagomedov’s party were arrested, but as McGregor refused to press charges, they were released.

The Nevada State Commission which sanctioned the bout, has withheld the Russian’s fight

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Post-fight chaos mars UFC riority, McGregor was saved by payment pending an investigathe bell at the end of a round on tion. more than one occasion.

UFC president Dana White Nurmagomedov clinched said: victory in the fourth round with “Police officers were getting a rear-naked choke, prompting punched, security guys were McGregor to tap out. getting punched. I actually think police and security did an incredible job.”

Khabib had dominated the fight itself, catching McGregor off-guard in the second round with an overhand right that sent the Irishman reeling backwards.

He even stood toe to toe with McGregor, one of the best strikers in the sport, and as he Credit: @UFCNews/Twitter asserted his CHOKED OUT: Nurmagomedov secured wrestling supea submission victory over McGregor.

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RAISED STANDARDS: Nikoloz Basilashvili is becoming a world class player.

Basilashvili conquers China GEORGIA’S Nikoloz Basilashvili followed up his win over Great Britain’s Kyle Edmund by beating number four Juan Martin del Potro in straight sets in the final of the China Open.

World number 34 Basilashvili recorded a 6-4 6-4 win over the top seed in one hour 40 minutes in Beijing, having beaten Edmund in the semi-finals.

Basilashvili claimed the solitary early break in the third game of the first set, and after digging deep to hold for a 4-2 lead, the Georgian served out the opener in 45 minutes.

A tight second set followed with the first break

point arriving in the eighth game, with Basilashvili eventually holding.

Basilashvili finally broke del Potro in the following game to serve for the match after a poor attempted drop shot from the Argentinian failed to clear the net.

Del Potro survived back-to-back match points, but Basilashvili took the third opportunity to seal the victory.

Basilashvili is set to move up to 23rd in the world rankings on Monday.

At the Japan Open, Daniil Medvedev beat Kei Nishikori 6-2 6-4 in the final.