Euro Weekly News - Costa del Sol 14 - 20 November 2019 Issue 1793

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A WEIGHT LIFTED tions take into account the need for animal welfare as well as the interests of the donkey handlers and the council itself.

Director of the Refugio del Burros donkey sanctuary Veronica Sanchez said: “We are very happy to have reached this point, which includes the concept of animal welfare and its development with specific measures, which include national and European regulations.

“It is something pioneering because they are incorporated into municipal ordinances.”

The Department of Transport and Mobility has also announced that information and awareness-raising campaigns will be carried out.

Cruz added that work is being done to find alternative locations to the current stables in order to “respond to the needs that the current ones do not cover, as they are facilities dating from 50 years ago and the regulations have changed a lot.”

By Dilip Kuner MIJAS’S famous donkey taxis can breathe a sigh of relief - a new law means they will not be allowed to carry passengers weighing more than 80 kilos.

It is one of the measures contained in a proposed local law that regulates the service.

The donkey rides have been growing ever more controversial in recent years as people raise animal welfare issues.

The ordinance aims to address people’s concerns, but it will not come into force until the new year and first has to be rubber stamped after a public consultation, although this is seen as a formality.

The town council is tightening up veterinary controls, which will be intensified and conditions will be improved both in the stables and at the taxi ranks.

Councillor for Transport and Mobility, Nicolas Cruz, says that all the measures in the new regulations are the result of meetings that the town council has held with muleteers and different animal groups.

He says that the regula-

NEW LAW: Mijas donkeys will be better cared for.

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Repeat offender arrested NATIONAL POLICE have busted one of the most active heroin and cocaine points of sale in Estepona.

It is reported that they arrested three people - two women and a man between the ages of 49 and 61 and all of Spanish nationality, as allegedly being responsible for drug trafficking offences.

A search of the premises uncovered a stash of 110 doses of cocaine, 22.3 grams of heroin, 33.4 hashish, 27 doses of methadone and €11,570 in cash.

The investigation began in September when officers received information regard-

ing illegal activities spotted by the neighbour of a man known to be dealing heroin.

A surveillance device was set up to verify this activity which led them to the home of a suspect who had already been arrested four times for alleged drug offences.

However, officers were unable to pin anything on the man at that point. After further investigation, it was discovered that in order to evade the police the man had employed two women to make drug deliveries for him.

This prevented drug users from having to come to his home and so reduced any suspicion of dealing.

DRUG TRAFFICKING: Three detained.

Fire murder attempt Andalucia election figures THE trial of a man accused of trying to kill a woman squatter by setting her room on fire starts tomorrow (Friday).

Prosecutors are asking for the defendant to be jailed for 18 years over the August 2018 incident in Calle Saltire, Malaga.

A prosecutor’s report says that the man had argued with the woman and threatened to set her on fire. Then, when the woman retired to the room she was living in, the defendant ful-

filled his promise.

Around 11.30pm, the prosecutor says, the victim woke up to hear the defendant at her door. He then lit the lower part of the door, with the fire spreading quickly due to a flammable liquid being used.

After several attempts, the victim managed to open the latch and leave the room. Disoriented, she tried to leave the house, although she had to be helped by another squatter.

FOLLOWING the recent Spanish elections PSOE has come out on top in Andalucia as the most voted party in seven out of eight of the region’s capitals with Granada favouring the PP. But the party has lost support since the general election in April dropping

150,000 ballots.

In Andalucia the PSOE maintains its strength with 25 seats, PP holds 15, but Vox show to be the clear winner by doubling its representation from six to 12. Ciudadanos have lost eight seats seeing them take a drop from 11 to three.

Unidas Podemos go down from nine to six.

Despite the blow for Ciudadanos, the result is not as bad as in the rest of the country, Andalucia contributes a third of the seats that support Albert Rivera in Spain.

However, they now face another challenge as after his party’s disappointing results in the snap general election, he resigned from his position as president of the party.

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A MAN aged 63 has been arrested for allegedly entering Malaga’s Centre for the Protection of Minors bringing ‘gifts’ then propositioning three teenage girls for sex. The Director of the centre called Local Police who arrived to find the man, beer in hand, talking to the girls.

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CUDECA Hospice has launched its Christmas cards range, with profits going to help the charity provide care for terminally ill cancer sufferers. The cards have been designed by volunteers and are available from all Cudeca shops with a pack of 10 priced at €6.

Prize pupil AN eight-year-old student from Torremolinos has seen an idea to benefit the environment become a school policy change.

Martina Ruiz Quesada noticed, in the cafeteria, water was provided in 1.5-litre single-use plastic bottles and proposed switching to paper-based cartons with the implementation of reusable water jugs.

Free training FUENGIROLA expands its offer of free outdoor sports activities with the installation of new elements of ‘Street Workout’ in Los Deportes park, Los Pacos. The street workout circuit is already open to the public and allows users to do anaerobic exercises and other muscle mass strengthening techniques.

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ANTONIO BANDERAS brings Broadway to Malaga with his production of ‘A Chorus Line’ at his newly opened Soho Caixabank Theatre. The musical is a revival of the original Broadway production inspired by the real experiences of the original cast members which won nine Tony and Pulitzer awards.

TEN Malaga towns will benefit from a €300,000 fund set up by the Junta de Andalucia regional government to spruce up their street markets. Benalmadena, Alhaurin de la Torre and Istan are amongst the towns to get cash, which will be used for various street improvements and advertising campaigns.

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PRECARIOUS: Visitors can walk along the gorge’s steep walls.

One of the most dangerous walkways PERCHED upon the walls of a frighteningly narrow gorge in the province of Malaga is a walkway called ‘El Caminito del Rey.’ The King’s Pathway is located in El Chorro lake district and is famous for its scary 100-metre drop.

Initially, the walkway was built for workers at the hydroelectric power plant at Chorro Falls. They used the path to cross between the two sides of the gorge and transport materials. In

1921, King Alfonso XIII crossed the bridge for the inauguration of the Guadalorce dam. From that moment onwards, the pathway received its iconic name.

El Caminito del Rey has been known as the ‘world’s most dangerous walkway’ after five people fell to their deaths between 1999 and 2000. Enthusiastic climbers would try and traverse the perilous path, but many sections of concrete were collapsed, with only narrow steel beams for support.

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Man kidnapped A COUPLE owed money from a drugs sale kidnapped a man, then made him set up a marihuana plantation in his home, police allege.

National Police officers have arrested a 42-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman, for illegal detention, coercion, drug trafficking and misappropriation.

A man complained to police that he had been held against his will for seven days by a couple to whom he owed money for a drug-related issue. He said that during the detention he was threatened with a gun, was forced to finance the purchase of a television and set up a plantation in a spare room of his house in Antequera.

A police search found 50 grammes of marihuana, 3.92 grammes of cocaine and substances for cutting the drug. In addition, a television, three small arms, a precision scale, nine mobile phones and €135 were seized.

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Following the inevitable accidents, the local government closed both entrances. For a decade, the gangway remained closed due to disrepair. But after four years of renovations and a €9 million budget, the walkway reopened to the public in 2015.

Currently, the King’s Pathway is an emblematic tourist attraction and tickets are mostly sold out. Visitors can walk 2.9 kilometres along the side of the stunning gorge and observe the walkway’s history in the museum.

POLICE are investigating the suspicious death of a 58-yearold Belgian woman whose body was found showing signs of violence in a farmhouse.

A call was put through to the 112 emergency line at 5.20pm on Tuesday saying there was a woman apparently unconscious in the property in the Pecho del Molino area of Tolox.

Guardia Civil and medics arrived to find the unnamed woman was dead.

Francisca Garcia, a councillor in the town in the Sierra de las Nieves town confirmed that the woman had died violently.

Garcia met the deceased woman a month ago, when the victim went to Tolox Town Hall. He said: “She came to ask for an IBI receipt and I attended to her personally. She wouldn’t have been living in Tolox for long, because it was the first time I had seen her.”

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NEW AGE POLITICS OCTOBER 26 officially marked four years of political limbo for Spain. Starting in autumn of 2015 when Mariano Rajoy called for elections, a consolidated government hasn’t been formed since. Two general elections and a vote of no confidence later, meant Spaniards would have to visit the ballot boxes once again. Turbulence and disorientation reigned in the months running up to November 10, with parties desperately trying to strengthen their standing.

However, further confusion follows the general elections after a very divided vote.

The repeat national election was meant to break the deadlock, but has only managed to block the political sphere even more.

The third elections have been a fiasco for the left, that could have easily avoided them by joining forces. Far from reinforcing acting government PSOE, the results have boosted right-wing party PP and meant the rise of far-right party Vox. Pedro Sánchez - acting president has won the elections a second time, but will find forming government an even harder task than back in April.

His main allies, Unidas Podemos, have gone from 45 seats to 35 and new party Más País has only managed three seats.

PP has gone from 66 seats to a healthy 88 and Vox has increased from 24 to 52, in a big breakthrough for the far-right. PSOE had faced the elections with confidence, but has instead lost three seats.

Results for Ciudadanos have seen the party sink from 57 to a measly 10 seats.

Their leader, Albert Rivera, shocked his party with a swift resignation following the news. Until a year ago, Spain was the only European country without a xenophobic

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PSOE WINS: Pedro Sánchez has won the elections.

party in Congress. Now, Vox has achieved 962,000 more votes than in April and can be considered the third political force in the country.

The ghost of a Left-wing coalition will haunt Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias - leader of Unidas Podemos - who weren’t able to reach an agreement over the summer. Sunday’s election has seen their votes plummet and their options grow slimmer.

General participation went down all over the country, with citizens having grown weary of the legislative instability.

It was notable that in areas of high agricultural activity and greenhouses, Vox received considerable support. Algeciras, Estepona, Mazarrón, Cartagena and Torre Pacheco are some of the areas where Vox received a generous backing.

Going forward, options are limited and negotiations will be complex.

The simple days of bipartisanship are a thing of the past and now Spain will have to contend with coalitions and the new age of politics. The blockage continues, but there is maybe one advantage: it will be hard to force yet another election.

Officer jailed for deaths A GUARDIA CIVIL officer’s appeal against a jail term for being responsible for the deaths of three people when he drove while on drinks and drugs has been rejected.

The Court of Malaga has confirmed the fouryear sentence imposed on Miguel C L in March for the June 2017 incident.

The court heard that, as well as the deaths, several people were injured in the crash on the A-7 at the Costa del Sol town of Torremolinos.

Judges rejected a defence claim that mistakes had been made in the evaluation of the evidence and therefore he should be acquitted.

In a written judgement the court said that it was proven that the man - since dismissed from the force - was over the alcohol limit, had taken drugs, driven recklessly and was guilty of three counts of causing death by serious recklessness and nine of recklessly causing injury.

The court heard that at the time of the crash

the defendant was travelling at 149 kph in a 100 kph zone.

At one point, and after passing a vehicle on the left, the defendant began to return to the right lane. As he did so he hit another car. Despite this he carried on driving at high speed.

He then hit a taxi which span out of control and its five occupants were thrown from the vehicle.

A Bahraini man and woman and a Kuwaiti woman died, while nine others were injured in the pile-up that ensued.

Miguel C L tried to flee the scene, but was stopped by a National Police patrol.

In addition to the prison sentence, compensation was paid to the victims, which amounted to a total of around €1.4 million, the result of an agreement between the victims’ representatives and the insurance company, and he was banned from driving for five years.

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Always remembered This year a special Carved Poppy wreath was laid by Former Royal Engineer Neil Ward and his Daughter Nellie Jean, which is to be kept for future use by Saint George’s Church.

Firefighters get the bird A REPORT was received by the environment department of the Junta de Andalucia late last week that an apparently injured or disorientated Griffon Vulture had been observed for some time perched on the roof of a restaurant in La Cala de Mijas.

The local fire brigade was alerted to this and officers were dispatched to try to capture the bird without causing any injury or distress to it. Two officers gained access to the roof and managed to place the bird into a net and remove it safely.

It was then transferred to the endangered species recovery centre in Malaga for checks and eventual release back into the wild.

Spain is home to 75 per cent of the world’s population of Griffon Vultures and 90 per cent of all Griffon Vultures in Europe are found in Spain with a population estimated as being more than 3,000 breeding pairs in Andalucia alone.

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THERE was a moving tribute to the fallen at Saint George’s Anglican Church in Malaga for Remembrance Sunday.

Members of the RAFA Costa Del Sol Branch attended the service and Parade of Standards. They were joined

by British Consul Charmaine Arbouin and representatives from all the services.

Wreath layers included the Consul, Jack Griggs (Chairman of the RAFA Costa Del Sol), Nevin Cloke (Royal British Legion), Keith Bamber (Royal Navy) and Pedro Groves (RAOB).

Wreaths were laid at the war graves of: Commander Wallace Douglas Stranack (Royal Navy) Flying Officer John MacGregor Maughan Patterson (Royal Australian Air Force), Sergeant Francis William Calladine (Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve) and Sergeant Albert Arthur Ross (Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve).

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CARVED WREATH: Laid by Neil Ward and Nellie Jean.

RESCUE: Two Mijas firefighters save a Griffon Vulture.

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BREXIT BRIEF

Fewer Brexit candidates

by John Smith ALTHOUGH the Brexit Party previously announced that it would contest at least 600 seats in the forthcoming election, it has now had a change of mind according to leader Nigel Farage.

There was an original suggestion of a pact with the Conservatives that the Brexit Party would not contest certain key seats and although the pact never saw the light of day, he has decided that no Brexit candidate will stand in 317 seats previously won by the Conservatives in THERE is a significant side effect from the decision by Nigel Farage to stop Brexit party candidates from standing against the Conservatives in 317 constituencies and that is anger.

In order to stand, the candidates had to answer a number of questions about their personal lives and make a

the 2017 election.

This is relatively good news for Boris Johnson, as the votes will not be split and Farage believes that (despite him calling the latest deal worse than that presented by Theresa May) the only way to get to Brexit

is not to fight the Tories.

Despite the fact that his party currently has no seats in Parliament (because they didn’t exist at the last election), they were successful in the European elections and he now

NIGEL FARAGE: Wants to see a Conservative win.

Brexit party fallout nominal payment of £100 (€115) to the organisation which is a business with 60 per cent of the shares owned by the party leader.

Some 3,000 people originally offered themselves as candidates but now less than 300 will stand although unless the party makes a refund, it is

has Labour in his sights as the main party to fight.

Boris was quick off the mark to make political capital of the decision saying that he welcomed this as it was “a recognition that there’s only one way to get Brexit done, and that’s to vote for the Conservatives.”

The reality is that this may be of a s s i s t a n c e i n m a rg i n a l s e a t s o r those where Conservative voters who saw their MPs thrown out of the party, but it is unlikely to make a huge difference in the traditional Tories strongholds and by facing them in other constituencies, there could be a split vote. £31,700 (€36,450) better off.

Many of those suddenly dropped are furious at the arbitrary way in which they have been treated and have turned to social media to vent their disquiet and in some cases to state that they will stand as independent Brexiteers anyway.

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BREXIT EXTRA Dual nationality DUTCH MPs have voted in favour of giving Dutch nationals in the UK the right to dual nationality in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

This will make it possible for Dutch nationals living in Britain to keep their Dutch passports.

Opposing Speaker FLYING in the face of tradition, former Brexit party candidate for Chorley, Mark Smith has announced that he will stand as an Independent Brexiteer against newly elected Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle as he objects to the Speaker having no opposition.

Too long RETIRING President of the European Commission JeanClaude Juncker has told the BBC that he has had enough of Brexit and that it has gone on for far too long. He does believe that it will happen by the end of next January.

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Port feuds on BUSINESSES in Puerto Banus have reiterated their complaints to the concessionaire regarding their terraces. The protests arose after a notable increase in the occupancy rate of the terraces. Businesspeople are refusing the new conditions and are asking for new measures be taken against ‘abusive practices in the management of the port area.’

Business owners have also questioned the city-planning qualification of the area, and have come to the conclusion that a large section of the terraces are on a public road.

They consider the terrace areas were once streets and squares and are outside of the port’s dominion. Therefore, businesses consider they should be exempt from paying and are awaiting a response form the town hall.

ANGRY OWNERS: Businesses haven’t accepted the port’s increased fees.

The document presented to the council refers to the current planning for Puerto Banus that indicates ‘all public roads will be in the public domain.’ Technical reports were also quoted in which licences to enclose some of the terraces, were denied as they are in a ‘pedestrian zone.’

In addition, local businesses

have denounced the metal doors that have been placed along the perimeter of the second line of the port. They claim the doors have ‘restricted access for disabled people and reduced pedestrian crossing, with negative economic consequences.’

Port authorities have refused to make any further declarations

on the controversy. Back in April, authorities said that the terraces were within the port’s concession, as they had been for the last 50 years without any type of conflict.

The problem initially arose at the end of 2017, when Puerto Banus raised the rates for terraces by 25 per cent.

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Fugitive faces 30 years in jail IN the latest in a series of blows against drug traffickers, a Moroccan fugitive wanted by the French authorities has been arrested in Marbella.

National Police detained the 42-year-old man in Puerto Banus in Marbella on a European Arrest Warrant.

He is wanted in France on drug trafficking and membership of a criminal organisation charges.

The fugitive R M, born in Nador (Morocco), was in a bar with two others when police identified and arrested him.

According to the warrant, the fugitive was part of a criminal organisation engaged in large-scale drug trafficking from Morocco to Spain and then on to France. He was allegedly in charge of receiving drugs once they reached Spain and then storing them in Cataluña before sending them on to Marseille.

He was allegedly the intermediary between the Moroccan producers and the final buyers in Marseilles, being the only point of contact between them.

In addition, he was in charge of giving the go ahead for the transport of the narcotics once he had received payment. The French investigating magistrate is asking for him to be jailed for 30 years.

He is now in a Spanish court’s custody while awaiting extradition.

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PETROL STATION ROBBERIES: Car wash targetted.

Clean bandits NATIONAL POLICE arrested four people in Antequera, two men and two women, allegedly responsible for five robberies of highpressure washing machines at petrol stations in Malaga and Antequera.

Investigations began following two robberies of machines in Casabermeja and Villanueva del Rosario petrol stations where the locked money tray had been forced

open and the contents removed.

Officers were aware of three similar robberies that had been committed at three other stations in the northern part of the capital of Malaga.

Police were led to believe that four young people were behind the robberies. The group were said to be travelling by car and pulling into the station as if to use the car wash.

One of the women would get out and keep lookout whilst the other would begin to clean the car, whilst they were creating

this distraction the two men would force open the collection box with a lever and collect the money, then the group would move on to the next station.

It is reported they managed up to a total of five robberies in barely three hours, between 6.00pm and 9.00pm on Saturday, October 26.

Two men aged 20 and 21 years and two women of 23 and 26 - residents of the Granada town of Lรกchar were identified as the alleged perpetrators and swiftly arrested.

Hijacking preparations SECURITY measures were rehearsed as Malaga Airport performed an aircraft hijacking drill. N ational Police, the Air Force and the Guardia Civil participated in the simulation.

The drill was the initiative of the Spanish Air Safety Agency and Alba Star airline provided a plane for the occasion, simulating a regular flight from Mallorca to North Africa with a stopover in Malaga.

Following departure, the commander

informed the control tower that the plane had been hijacked and security protocols were activated.

Air Force activated their permanent defence aircraft and the hijackers were contacted in order to understand their motives.

After hours of negotiations, crew and passengers were released. The objective of the simulated assault is to keep personnel trained and prepared.

Inclusive traffic lights ESTEPON A has installed special acoustic devices for the blind on traffic lights. The systems have been placed at major intersections in town in a new pioneering experience.

The devices emit sound signals to warn users that

the traffic light is green for pedestrians.

Remote controls will be given to pedestrians who need it, so they can activate the system by pressing a button. The initiative has been in collaboration with the N O CE, N ational Organisation for the Blind,

and 16 traffic lights have been installed.

In addition, the crossings have been modified with bars that will serve as a guide for the blind. The town hall has vowed to continue making the city accessible for people with disabilities.

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A touch of class NEXT Tuesday, November 19 there is a chance to see A Touch of Class present ‘Welcome All Aboard’ in aid of Lux Mundi.

It is a spectacular show with songs from around the world and is being put on at the Casa de la Cultura, Fuengirola starting at 7pm. Tickets at €10 are available from Touch of Class - Tel No 952 026 811 / touchofclasstick ets@gmail.com or from the Lux Mundi Fuengirola centre.

Lux Mundi is also taking bookings for their twoday trip to Puente Genil to see the illuminations on December 10 and 11.

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ARRESTS MADE: National Police working on money laundering case (file photo.)

Arrests in money laundering case A FORMER high ranking official of the Russian Ministry of Culture, his wife, grown-up child and a Marbella lawyer have been arrested accused of money laundering.

The case revolves around the buying of a €4 million villa in the Costa del Sol town, with it alleged the money paid was derived from tax crimes and corruption in the Russian Federation.

The man was arrested in Vienna, while National Police made the other arrests in Marbella and Estepona.

In 2018 police in Malaga Province received a request for information from the Russian authorities about an alleged largescale tax fraud committed in their country by the official of the Ministry of Culture, who according to Russian information was living on the Costa del Sol. Russian authorities issued an international arrest warrant for the extradition of the suspect for his alleged involvement in two cases of corruption in his country, where he is accused of taking advantage of his status.

In one of the legal proceedings in Russia, he is accused, in collusion with others, of embezzlement of some $7.2 million (€6.5

million) of public funds that had been earmarked for the reconstruction of the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, Russia.

In the second case, the same individuals were reportedly convicted in 2017 for the embezzlement of $2.6 million (€2.4 million) that should have been used for the reconstruction of architectural heritage monuments in various Russian regions.

Spanish police investigations led them to a home in Estepona where the family is said to have lived since 2015.

Officers found that through a Spanish company linked to them, they had acquired luxury real estate in Marbella for €4 million, paid for via a transfer from a Swiss bank.

Spanish law allows for money laundering crimes where the funds come from abroad can be tried in Spain, so a European Warrant was issued for the arrest of the suspect by a Marbella court.

The main suspect was arrested in Austria where he awaits an extradition hearing.

Police have seized a luxury villa in Marbella, a high-end vehicle valued at about €100,000, about €160,000 in bank accounts and cash, as well as high-value jewellery, and various documentation.

Youths detained TWO youths have been arrested for allegedly robbing other children.

The duo - whose ages have not been disclosed but are described as ‘minors’ are said to have approached a boy who was sitting with some friends on a bench in

a green space on Malaga’s Avenida de la Aurora.

After introducing themselves and establishing a conversation with them, they demanded that they hand over their telephones.

When the aggressors found none of the boys had a mobile, they intimidated them

into handing over any valuables and cash carried by the victims.

After several inquiries, the officers identified two suspects who were arrested for alleged robbery, and have been placed at the disposal of the Juvenile Prosecutor’s Office.

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Like a rhinestone cowboy JOHNNY WESTWOOD is not only the coast’s most popular country music star with his show ‘The Legends of Country,’ but he has recently achieved stardom in America, specifically in the home of country music, Nashville, Tennessee.

Johnny has been entertaining audiences throughout the Costa del Sol with his sold-out solo show for the last 15 years and amassed a great following.

One such fan contacted him by email to tell him how much he enjoyed his work, he added that he was a songwriter from the USA. Johnny, not taking it too seriously, shot back a message cheekily asking the man to write him a song.

What he didn’t know at that point was that the fan was David Allen Kirchner, a multi-platinum songwriter, who decided to go one better and send him 40 songs.

The two worked together whittling down that 40 to 10 of the best songs that made it onto Johnny’s first album ‘The Window or the Walls.’

Johnny was signed to independent US label Echota records who are based in North Georgia.

The first single Just a Kiss made its way into the American independent country charts and topped the Spanish independent charts by hitting number one.

His follow up single Rain in Tulsa scored him his first number one in the American independent country charts.

Johnny’s profile began to grow and he received two nominations at the Josie Music Awards to be held in the

Dolly Parton Celebrity Theatre in Dollywood.

They were for Best Male Vocalist and Best Male Artist for traditional country. Johnny won the Best Male

JOHNNY WESTWOOD: Has recently achieved stardom in America.

Artist award, the shortlist for which had been trimmed down from 24,000 worldwide hopefuls to just 15.

After posing for his picture on the red carpet he was approached by Justin Peters, CEO of Nashville’s Platinum Planets records who was so impressed he snapped Johnny up for a five-year songwriting contract.

Westwood hasn’t allowed his head to get too big for his Stetson, the option is there for him to move Stateside but he admitted that he would rather stay here, where he feels at home.

Before Johnny moved here to his adopted home he lived in London. He had been drawn there, from Cambridge, by the bright lights of the West End and became an actor appearing on stage, in film and in TV shows such as This Life, Dalziel and Pascoe, Silent Witness and a recurring role in Crossroads. He also went on to found his own Amoeba theatre company.

Out in a West End lounge one night he got up to sing along with the pianist, they were playing Rhinestone Cowboy. Among the patrons was a West End booking agent who was so impressed she vowed to get him a show, she found him a 40-minute country slot.

From there it was onwards and upwards.

Johnny began a one-man tour that took him all over Europe, it passed through the Costa del Sol so often that he decided to set down some roots.

He has a great deal of support here which really showed when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2013. Friends and fans threw fundraisers in his aid.

He was close to death at one point but

managed to pull through and beat the disease. The entertainer felt that he had been given another chance and it had given him a sense of focus.

The star has made entertaining his life, more importantly, country music.

He is currently working on a second

album and booking has already begun for a 10-date tour of the UK next year.

Last week he started rehearsals with his new band ‘Westwood’ and is excited to be working with other talented and passionate country musicians.

Help for GBS victim EL OCEANO Beach Hotel in Mijas is holding a magical fundraising night in aid of Charlotte Louise Sondov Karlsen. The amazing event will take place on December 16 to help Charlotte after she was suddenly struck down with GBS syndrome.

Charlotte is a hardworking RARE DISEASE: Charlotte needs help. young lady and has two lovely children. After a simple infection turned into the rare condition, she now faces a long struggle and needs all the help she can get.

Arran Harding is generously flying over from the UK to help with preparations for Charlotte’s big fundraiser. He is organising a magical three-course meal extravaganza with cava on arrival for guests that wish to support Charlotte and her young family. Tickets will cost €55 and people are urged to hurry as they will sell out quickly. Supporters can also donate to Charlotte’s cause on the Facebook Fundraiser for Charlotte Louise Sondov Karlsen.

Guillain-Barré Syndrome has a very rapid onset and damages the immune system, attacking the victim’s nerves and causing extreme muscle weakness. The causes are unknown and expensive treatment is needed to live with the illness.

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WORRYING: Half of diabetes patients in Malaga ignore medical advice.

Doctor’s orders ignored HALF of the population with diabetes in Malaga doesn’t comply with the prescribed treatment. Fifteen per cent of residents in Malaga have this condition, which can cause cardiovascular disease and blindness.

The director of clinical endocrinology at the University Hospital in Malaga, Francisco Tinahones, has coordinated a provincial seminar on diabetes. He explained that half of diabetes sufferers

don’t follow the correct treatment advised by their doctor.

This silent killer is considered a pandemic by the World Health Organisation. Doctor Tinahones said that if it isn’t controlled, the metabolic disorder can cause serious complications such as cardiovascular diseases, amputations and loss of vision. Despite this, many patients are unaware of the risks, which leads them to disregard their treatment.

Specialists got together in Malaga to revise the

current situation and the challenges faced, with the main goal of stopping the progress of the disorder in the province. Tinahones bought to attention the fact that a lot of inaccurate information circulates on social media, leading to patients abandoning their medical care.

In Spain, around 14 per cent of the population has diabetes. In Andalucia, the number is higher and an estimated 90 to 95 per cent suffer from diabetes type II.

PARTS of the Costa del Sol are being put on a yellow weather war ning alert with strong winds and large waves predicted for today (Thursday, November 14).

The State Meteorology Agency (Aemet) is predicting winds gusting up to 80 kph in the Serrania de Ronda mountains that lead inland from Marbella to Ronda. At the moment the alert covers this area only, but it may be extended to other parts of the Costa del Sol, the agency warns.

At the same time people are being warned of waves of between two and three metres along the Malaga coastline.

Aemet is not expecting the strong winds to be accompanied by heavy rain, although a drop in temperatures to maximums of 17 degrees and lows of 13 degrees Celsius are expected on the coast.

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Nobu Restaurant, located in Puente Romano Marbella, has launched its new autumn Omakase Menu OMAKASE means in Japanese ‘I’ll leave it up to you’ and refers to chef’s selection.

“I have chosen dishes that go well with these slight temperature changes we experience here in Marbella.

“And this year there is the possibility to choose between three dishes of starters, mains

and desserts.

“For example one of the signature dishes Salmon ‘New Style’ Sashimi suits the chilly nights as it’s served with instantly poured olive oil that lightly sears the fish. “ In a d d i t i o n B l a c k C o d Miso, a signature flavour that w o rk s f o r m e e v e r y t i m e , ”

comments Nobu Marbella Executive Chef Eleni Manousou.

Nobu Restaurant & Lounge, t h e f i r s t No b u opened in Spain, is located in the centre of Puente Romano’s at lively ‘La Plaza.’ The famous and unique gastronomy hub offers a variety of restaurants and cocktail bars. Through diversi-

ty and innovation it attracts outgoing and passionate guests f r om all r ound the world.

N obu A utumn O makase menu is served from Sunday to Thursday.

Price per person 45€ For table reservations please call 952 778 686.

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COMPENSATION: Costly delays on Malaga’s Metro.

THE Andalucian government has paid almost €4 million in compensation to a construction company for the metro building work in Malaga. The Ministr y of Development is awaiting judicial sentences that may involve a further €10 million in compensation.

The Board has already paid €3.8 million to one of the companies involved in the metro works. This amount

refers to the termination of the contract with the previous company in charge of the Perchel sector. The court dictated the compensation after technical discrepancies and lawsuits currently pending resolution could mean more big pay outs. However, the figure is among the smallest of the reimbursements paid throughout Andalucia, totalling €196 million. In Sevilla, €175 million in total was compensated to constructors for the metro.

Minister for Development,

Marifrán Carazo, has explained that the squandering of funds is due to claims for overhead, extra-contractual work and delays. The Ministry has started to apply an informatic tool called Building Information Modelling that reduces deviations. This technique is included in the European directive for public procurement processes and will be applied for the metro extensions in Malaga, Sevilla and Granada. The Board is working towards the universal use of this tool by 2020.

Airport drugs arrests TWO people have been arrested at Malaga airport on drugs charges in separate incidents.

In the first one, Guardia Civil saw a suspected person getting off a flight from Brazil to Malaga having transited through Casablanca (Morocco).

When officers stopped him, the man appeared nervous and his luggage was searched, with no illegal items found.

But seeing the suspect was still nervous, officers decided to x-ray the man, with a large number of capsules revealed in his stomach.

He was taken to hospital due to the high level

of danger he was in should the capsules which contained narcotics burst.

When passed through his system a total of 124 capsules containing a total of 1.43 kilos of cocaine were found.

In the second police action, officers manning a scanner detected several suspicious bags in a suitcase destined for a flight to Tallinn (Estonia).

They detained the case’s owner just as he was about to board the flight. A search of the suspicious luggage revealed 16.5 kilos of marihuana in four vacuum packed bags.

The Italian owner of the case was arrested and handed into court custody.

Rescued from cave EMERGENCY services rescued an injured man who fell into a cave in Ronda. The victim fell five metres and was taken to the Serrania de Ronda Hospital.

Rescuers managed to locate the 29-yearold man who they had been searching for in

Ronda. A walker found the man with fractures and unable to move and immediately called the 112 emergency number. The cave was in the area of Las Culebras stream, two kilometres from the location the man had previously given emergency services.

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Walker’s body recovered Big plans for tallest building in Spain in taxing conditions GUARDIA CIVIL managed to recover the body of a walker who went missing in the Gredos mountains in the centre of Spain following a 24-hour rescue operation in taxing conditions.

Difficult terrain and adverse weather meant it took the team more than eight hours of walking to bring the body down.

The emergency services first alerted the Guardia to the walker’s disappearance just before midnight on November 3, reporting he had failed to return to where he had parked his car.

The Guardia immediately launched the action protocol.

Tw o R e s c u e a n d M o u n t a i n G r o u p s p e c i a l i s t s started the search and location operation and a h e l i c o p t e r f r o m t h e To r r e j o n d e A r d o z b a s e d i n Madrid was mobilised, although it was unable to fly due to the weather.

Following a search of more than 12 hours on foot in strong winds, rain, snow and fog the team located the walker in an area known as Canal No r t e C l a s i c a d e l A l m a n z o r i n Z a p a r d i e l d e l a Ribera in Avila at an altitude of 2,441 metres.

At midday on November 5 Guardia officers from Greim and one from Ereim got to the location of the body to carry it down in what was by now worsening weather.

They made it to the Gredos Platform just before 9.30pm where the walker’s family members were waiting to identify their loved one.

OURENSE Council has announced plans to build the highest building in Spain and the fifth tallest in Europe.

The idea is to construct an 80-storey skyscraper in the city to attract tourists and boost the local economy, at the same time as creating “an absolutely practical infrastructure,” the authority explained.

As it stands, the proposed plot for the ambitious project is designated for the construction of six 16-storey tower blocks.

However city mayor Gonzalo Perez Jacome be-

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PROPOSAL: The city council suggests building an 80-storey skyscraper. lieves it would be better to “unite the six into a grand skyscraper,” and to

use the remainder of the land for what he referred to as a “super park” with

sports facilities.

The council said the new plan would mean the same volume of new buildings, but would be something different and competitive. “ We w o u l d b e l o o k i n g at the highest building in Spain, at more than 300 metres, and one of the first five in Europe,” the council pointed out, insisting it would be “a guaranteed visitor attraction.”

Among the proposed features of the edifice would be a hotel, apartments, office space and a viewing platform on the top floor.

Grisly find in Sevilla squatters’ house THE Guardia Civil are investigating the death of two men after their badly decomposed bodies were found in a squatters’ house in Lebrija in Sevilla.

The grisly discovery came after a

neighbour reported a strong stench emanating from the property to the authorities.

The remains are of one male aged between 20 and 25 and another aged

from 40 to 45, according to Spanish press reports.

The remains have been transferred to the Forensic Anatomy Institute to establish the cause of death.

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PRICEY: ‘Correos’ building will be auctioned for €16.8 million.

Feeling the pinch THE Andalucian gover nment has green lighted the sale of the ‘Correos’ and ‘Palacio de la Tinta’ buildings in Malaga. The post o f f i c e ’s b u i l d i n g i s p r i c e d a t €1 6 . 8 m i l lion, whilst the French influence ‘Palacio de la Tinta’ would be put on the market at €12.5 million.

The government authorised the sale by public auction of the two properties that are currently owned by the autonomous community,

with the intention to make the spaces profitable and put an end to their disuse. Both will go on sale for over €29 million, a sum that will vastly improve regional fund collection.

With the sale, the Board wants to alleviate the economic burden of maintaining the unused buildings. In the case of the old Post Office building, the Board pays €106,500 of IBI per year, amounting to €1 million of public funds since 2010.

Hacienda has carried on this initiative and published a list of properties to be sold

by auction. The 22 buildings located all over Andalucia amount to a starting price exceeding €47 million.

More properties will follow, all of them unused, with the objective of filling up Andalucia’s treasury.

Maximum profitability is the objective of this operation and bidding will not contemplate the acceptance of low offers. A long task lies ahead, as empty and depreciated properties with maintenance costs and no administrative utility will be catalogued for future auction.

Language initiative ESTEPONA City Council has launched a new service of interpreters for foreign parents of children attending schools in the town. The initiative was developed through the Area of Foreign Residents and Municipal Delegation of Education and has been extended to cover secondary schools.

This project gives the parents the ability to express themselves in Spanish, assisted by an interpreter should they encounter any problems. Communication then proves to be more fluid which assures nothing is lost in translation keeping the academic performance of the student as the main focus.

This service is developed thanks to the collaboration of a group of 14 volunteers who offer translations in a total of 10 languages - English, French, Russian, Polish, Romanian, Bulgarian, Norwegian, Hungarian, Ukrainian and Arabic. The project creates a relationship between teacher and parent allowing them to monitor their child’s school life together and providing better support or reinforcement if required.

This pioneering service has been well accepted among the educational community, which considers it as a very useful mechanism for educators, as it represents a significant improvement in communication between teachers and parents.

Voting in the UK General Election BRITISH citizens living abroad may vote in UK general elections, referendums and European Parliament elections for up to 15 years after leaving the UK but may only do so if they were registered to vote in the UK while living there.

Those who were under 18 at the time of leaving the UK may vote as long as their parent or guardian was registered to vote in the UK and must apply accordingly.

The actual limit is arbitrary and has changed from as little as seven years to more than 15, but it was Conservative policy that the time limit should be scrapped and it supported a private members bill to this effect.

For various reasons, it was not considered possible to push the bill through prior to the Brexit Referendum or the last election and now it was talked out of Parliament earlier in the year, so those who have lived outside of the UK for more than 15 years will not be allowed to vote in the General Election on December 12.

If you are already registered with your local council as an active voter living overseas then it is expected that your ballot paper will be posted to you on or about

November 20.

If however you have not yet confirmed registration, but were registered on the electoral list prior to your leaving the UK (or were under 18 and qualify) , then this must be done by 5pm November 26 and your ballot paper should be posted on November 30.

Due to the tight time frame there is a very strong risk that some Overseas Electors would not be able to receive and return a postal vote in time for it to be counted by 10pm on the day of election.

There is also the possibility that a postal strike by Royal Mail will take place in November/December 2019 which could cause chaos for postal votes.

Because of this local councils are strongly advising that potential voters should consider changing their arrangement to a proxy vote instead by appointing someone to vote on their behalf, but they would need to be registered themselves and be eligible to vote in national elections.

As European nationals are not able to vote in UK Parliamentary elections, your proxy would need to hold British, Irish or Commonwealth nationality.

Proxy forms for Overseas & Crown Servant Electors are available to download from the website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-to-vote-by-proxy-if-youre-living-overseas.

Most Councils can accept a scanned form as an image attached to an email.

This information is for guidance only, and should not be taken as legal advice.

If in any doubt, seek professional help.

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Community challenge BENALMADENA recently held it’s fifth edition of ‘Walking for a Challenge’ where a record-breaking 3,456 participants included schoolchildren, parents and teachers. The initiative started in Benalmadena and became a global movement transmitting an important message to promote healthy lifestyle habits.

Its impact in 2019 will be greater with the involvement of 32 national organisations, including the Higher Sports Council, the Ministry of Education and Sports of the Board of Andalucia.

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In the lap of luxury PLANNING has started for a luxurious 5-star hotel in Santa Catalina Castle in Malaga. The initiative is being backed by an Ecuadorian investor and Soho Boutique Hotels. The transformation of the castle, including the purchase and remodelling works, is estimated at around €7 million.

Sources close to the project have confirmed the property has been closed down awaiting building work. The lavish hotel will join many 5-star hotels in the wait for Andalucia to approve a decree for this type of luxurious establishments.

A licence to complete the reforms has been requested from the Planning Department in order to continue the project. The future hotel will host 20 rooms, of which eight will be luxury suites. The main novelty in the proposal will be the recovery of guest rooms that had been turned into living rooms.

The Delegation of Culture will play a key part in the process, given that the building is Property of Cultural Interest.

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BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS: The Castle links to the city fortress.

postpone work. Renovation will only take place in the interior of the building, which is a smaller area and will not affect the protected exterior. The idea is that guests enjoy the castle and its surroundings as well as the opulent interiors.

Santa Catalina Castle is an Arab Re-

naissance palace ordered by the Count of Mieres and built in 1932. French architects Levard and Lahalle designed the building that is linked with Malaga’s city fortress. The hotel first opened its doors in 2006 with two junior suites and six luxury bedrooms, as well as halls for celebrations and events.

Exploring diversity TORREMOLINOS is to hold guided tours of Begoña Passage, a zone famous in the LGTBI community to convey the importance of respecting diversity and focus on tolerance and coexistence.

Begoña Passage was an area where gay clubs, flamenco bars and family restaurants coexisted until the 70’s. However, in 1971 police

closed and fined several premises alleging violations against public morality. The raid was followed by further police actions that damaged the economy of Torremolinos and also was seen as an attack on the sexual freedom of the 60’s.

Organised by the city council and Begoña Passage Association, the tours are aimed at students and members of different social groups.

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TEACHING CAREGIVERS: Handling negative emotions.

Class for carers COSTA DEL SOL Hospital has celebrated the seventh edition of Day for Carers, whose main objective is to teach caregivers how to face the mental and physical effort in caring for a dependent person.

The workshop was held in one of the health centre’s classrooms and was attended by 11 carers. The day included a talk by Lola Gómez, a nurse from the Community Mental Health Unit, offering emotional support to the carers of people with a great dependence

and how they can manage negative emotions and instances of overload arising from their work.

Professionals from the Rehabilitation Unit also demonstrated group breathing and relaxation techniques in the hope of showing that by providing tools that help in the task of caring in the best way without neglecting their own health.

Each carer was awarded a diploma at the end of the activity to honour the important work they carry out each day.

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The big kick off THE walking footballers from Walking Football Spain, Smiles, The Walking Dead (both Calahonda) and Aston Vinuela (Velez-Malaga) will kick walking football into histor y as they launch Southern Spain’s only Walking Football League.

With walking football growing in popularity on the Costa it is hoped more teams can be added to the league.

The first four matches of the Blue Sky Marbella Walking Football League will kick off from 12.30pm on Saturday (November 16) at the Polideportivo, Benalmadena Pueblo.

Matches are of 40 mins duration and comprise of teams of seven-a-side with three substitutes with the basic rules being no running, tackling only permitted from the front, ball below head height and three touch football. Players must be over 50 years of age.

Spectators will be ver y welcome to come along to enjoy the spectacle while maybe being encouraged to have a go themselves at any of the four clubs’ sessions. See www.walking footy.com or walking football Spain on Facebook. Entry is free.

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Name of science A MONTH of science activities aimed at young people in Malaga has been organised by the Canovas del Castillo Library.

The initiative involves workshops, conferences and visits for young people aged eight to 17 years old covering everything from astronomy to the world of programming and new technologies.

and away matches against Gibraltar WFC have been postponed due to illness and injuries in the Gibraltar squad. New dates will be arranged for the New Year.

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Most ‘veggie’ city PA L M A h a s b e e n l i s t e d a s t h e t h i rd most ‘veggie’ city in Spain, affirming the Mallorca capital as one of the most vegan-friendly destinations in Europe.

Ho l i d u , t h e g lo b a l search engine for holiday ren t a l s, c a r r i e d o u t a study to establish which were the 10 most ‘veggie’ cities in Spain.

T h i s wa s d e t e r m in e d by the proportion of bars and restaurants that offer a vegan menu or at least with vegan-based options in relation to the size of the p o p u l a t i o n . P alma ran k e d t h i r d wi t h 2 1 rest a u r a n t s - o n e fo r every 19,357 inhabitants.

The good news is that the st u d y f o u n d th at many cities in Spain genera l l y c a t e r we l l to th e nee d s o f t h e t r a v e llin g

v e g an o r v eg eta ria n.

Granada came first, and th e o th er to p p o s itio n s went to 2. Santa Cruz de Ten erife 3 . P a lma 4 .

Barcelona 5. Salamanca 6 . S an tiag o d e C o mpostela 7. Girona 8. Tarragona 9. Valencia and 10. Alicante.

The study was undertaken to mark World Vegan Month, which is dedica te d to ra is ing awareness about the vegan diet worldwide.

Throughout November, v a rio u s ac tiv ities and ev en ts w ill b e h e ld to s h o w h o w b e n efic ia l a vegan lifestyle is and to encourage those who are curious by a plant-based diet to adopt veganism by sharing advice, recipes and ideas.

The report by Holidu aims to encourage vegans who are concerned about

w he the r the y w ill be catered for while abroad.

“Tourists with special diets often decide to rent a holiday home rather than to book a hote l a s the y c a n pre pa re the ir ow n me a ls jus t a s the y like them, rather than having to check the ingredient list at the hotel buffet,” s a id J oha nne s Sie be rs , CEO of Holidu.

According to data from the c ons ulting firm Lantern, the number of Spaniards who have chosen to reduce their consumption of meat in 2019 accounts for 7.8 per cent of the popula tion w ith 6.3 per cent choosing a Fle xita ria n life tyle , meaning that they consume meat or fish from time to time . The y a dd that 1.3 per cent are vegetarians and 0.2 per cent are vegan.

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Decades old plastic pot A PLASTIC yoghurt pot from the 1980s has washed up on a Tenerife beach.

Despite being more than 40 years old, the pot is in pretty good condition. The company logo, image and writing on the outside are still clearly visible.

The person who made the discovery published an image of the pot on social media to raise awareness about the importance of recycling to protect the environment.

‘Forty years this plastic rubbish is going round and round. Everyone can draw their own conclusions,’ their post read.

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RECYCLE ALERT: The discovery serves as a reminder of the need to protect the enviroment.

Abandoned aircraft VALENCIA airport is looking for the owners of 24 apparently abandoned aircraft, including a jumbo jet. A notice has been published in the Official State Bulletin with the aim of locating the owners of the planes.

In accordance with the Air Navigation Law the same notice will be published in three consecutive months. If no-one comes forward to claim an aircraft within a year of the third publication it will be sold off at public auction and the State will keep the proceeds.

Aside from the Boeing 747 all the unclaimed planes at the airport are light aircraft.

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Malaga home buyers MORE than 8,000 people were in attendance at the Mediterranean Real Estate Exhibition (SIMED) that recently took place in the Palacio de Ferias y Congresos in Malaga.

Analysis carried out at the event created a new profile showing that the typical house buyer in Malaga City has a bigger budget and better purchase intention.

They are professionals aged between 26 and 45 years old and looking for a two or three bedroom property ranging from â‚Ź250,000 and â‚Ź300,000.

In addition, house hunters are confident in obtaining the necessar y bank financing proving real purchase intent.

JAANA: Grew up around horses.

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Straight from Fuengirola is home to a large Finnish community, one documentary in her native Finland and HER story sees her survive tragedy, heartache and a terrible accident that changed her life forever.

Jaana grew up around horses and when her father tragically died most of his horses were sold. Undeterred, she followed him into the family business of owning restaurants and became an equestrian entrepreneur.

On a competition day in 2004, Jaana travelled to a showjumping event, in Hamina, taking five horses.

She struggled with the transporter in poor conditions on a bumpy road and when asked to park on a rocky slope she was hesitant, but managed. Hearing a loud bang as the carrier hit a bump in the road she immediately got out to check. Oil was leaking from the back, Jaana stepped onto the bumper and disengaged the safety chain so she could check on the horses.

It would be the last time she would ever stand on her own two feet.

The oil had been coming from the hydraulic system that controlled the 500 kilo loading bridge and with

UPBEAT: Janna plans to write an autobiography when she can manage to take a break. nothing to hold it anymore, it fell onto Jaana pinning her to the ground.

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the horse’s mouth of whom is Jaana Kivimäki, a multi-medal holding athlete, the subject of a now the basis for a film of her story being released next year.

ed in a scream. She could not feel her legs and as it sank in she realised she was paralysed.

The platform had cut her spinal cord, two vertebrae were completely shattered as were her ribs and

her lung had collapsed.

She was rushed into surgery and two titanium beams were mounted and screwed into her spine.

Jaana spent two months in the hospital before she was moved to a rehabilitation centre where she had to learn to fend for herself. The most daunting part was learning to use a wheelchair, which she hated, a constant reminder of her paralysis which she had still not come to terms with.

Jaana pushed on for riding therapy and after a time it became smoother. She began working hard in the gym to build up her strength.

She often tried to move her feet in vain, hoping that one day they would spring back into action like the rest of her body. That day never came.

Taking part in her first disabled dressage competition over a year after the accident she had two helpers to assist her. One to warm up the horse for 30 minutes before the race so the horse is ready to run and another to help her mount the horse and keep her in place.

In 2009 she won silver in the Nordic and European Championship. Followed by seventh place in the London 2012 Paralympics, two gold medals in 2016 and

various different medals over the next few years culminating in a gold for this year’s Nordic and Baltic Championship.

Last year she was approached by a documentary filming company requesting to follow her competitions around the world. It was shown on TV and dazzled by the story of survival and strength, a group of filmmakers contacted her with a pitch for a feature-length movie based on her life. The film ‘Aika jonka sain’ is set for release in March 2020.

On visiting Fuengirola last summer she realised that the warm weather would allow her to train all year.

She is still in pain but refuses to stop. She has the added fear that if she cannot find sponsorship she will not be able to compete in France in January which will then not give her enough points to make it to her goal of the Tokyo Paralympics next year.

Through the underlying pain and frustrations, Jaana still manages to appear upbeat. Humble that her important story is being told she plans to write an autobiography when she finally manages to take a break. She is keen to put the story in her own words... or straight from the horse’s mouth as some might say.

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Waterway cleaning THE city of Marbella, in collaboration with Hidralia, is set to tackle the cleaning of more than a dozen streams and rivers before the possible arrival of heavy rains that could lead to flooding in the area.

The Consistory will allocate €150,000 specifically for this in the next budgets with the aim of keeping these water ways well maintained throughout the year.

Hidralia holds the contract for the water supply and sanitation service and is in charge of cleaning some of the streams and rivers in the town.

Currently, they have already completed 10 days worth of work on the Benabola stream in Nueva Andalucia and will concentrate on completing the cleaning of the channels of Las Piedras and El Realejo, before the end of the year.

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AT the recent ICEF fair in Berlin, considered to be the largest fair in education in the world, the Costa del Sol chose to promote language studies.

A total of 60 schools from Spain, 30 of them from Andalucia and a number from Malaga, took part in the fair

Language tourism attended by more than 3,000 people.

To u ris m C o s ta d el Sol s u p p lied ty p ic a l M ala ga cuisine such as ham, cheese a n d o liv e o il fo r th e fi rs t

day’s lunch in order to promote food from the region.

The promotion of the langua ge s e gme nt runs c onstantly throughout the year boosted by initiatives devel-

oped by Tourism Costa del Sol and through which the province of Malaga is positioned as a leading destination for language.

Touris m C os ta de l Sol will also take part in Ecele,

a two and a half day event, held in Marbella, that promotes Language Tourism in Spain and as an educational destination among the international academic group.

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tive format based on social networking that offers cult ur al , t our i st and gast r onomic activities and allows participants to see what is on offer.

Language tourism is one of the main segments as the economic impact it generates is almost â‚Ź112 million per annum and ar ound 1.510 jobs.

ECONOMIC IMPACT: Promoting the region.

Still cleaning up San Roque THERE is an ongoing campaign in the municipality of San Roque to clean up the streets and then keep them clean.

It has been going on for a year now and gives seasonal employment to local young residents who are not in full time jobs or education.

Dumping of rubbish has been a problem in the past, but the streets are looking better now according to the councillor in charge of the operation. It is systematic, moving from area to area and with a combination of high pressure jet cleaning and the specially purchased sweeping

machine which can traverse many of the narrow streets in the old town, whole areas are getting spruced up in time for Christmas.

In addition, a special team has been created to arrange for the removal of large items which have been dumped and there is a new weekend team keeping an eye out for rubbish.

The plan also calls for an advertising campaign to alert residents to the need to keep the town tidy and looks to explain to children the environmental advantages of disposing of rubbish properly.

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Christmas is coming IT’S never too early for a Christmas Fair and the La Cala de Mijas Lions are getting theirs off the ground on Saturday November 30 from 11am to 5pm at Treetops, El Chaparral Golf.

As well as a number of stalls selling a range of different products, there’s a Lions Cake stall and a se-

lection of items from the charity shop in La Cala.

No Christmas Fair would be complete without music so while viewing the goods or pausing for a drink and a snack, you will be entertained by the Costa Soul Singers and the Stagecoach Children’s Choir.

Fruits of corruption BUILDING work has begun at the new Official Language School in Marbella. Mayor Angeles Muñoz announced an investment of €1.1 million has been made and the academy will be operational for the 2020/2021 school year.

Funds for the project were recovered from judicial proceedings for corruption. The language school will be moved from the old school of Santa Teresa dating back to the 60’s to new municipal premises located on Alfredo Palma Avenue. The building will be over 1,000 square metres in size, which will allow a larger number of students to join the academy. Languages such as Russian will also be

included, following demand in an international city like Marbella.

Current facilities had become obsolete and did not meet accessibility criteria required of public spaces. Building work has a 12-month deadline, with is hoped to be reduced down to nine months.

Marbella’s academy employs 22 teachers and has 1,700 students enrolled in the five languages they offer: French, German, English, Arabic and Spanish. This is the first project that will be carried out with the more than €30 million recovered in 2018 from corruption cases. The judge ruled that the money would be invested in public facilities and the promotion of local employment.

EXCHANGE INFORMATION: Improving quality of life.

Cancer workshops H O S P I TA L C O S TA D E L SOL, in Marbella, recently held a class for patients with breast cancer in which a group of professionals and those who had already gone through the disease offered guidance and advice on how to deal with it.

The workshops will continue and aim to become an exchange of information and experiences between both groups, with the aim of improving the quality of life of those diagnosed with breast cancer.

Patients can establish an action plan to develop in their daily lives by addressing issues such as food, physical exercise, rest and what

medication they can take during chemotherapy, all explained without technical jargon and in understandable language.

This initiative has taken place due to the success of previous classes held by the hospital for patients suffering from chronic obstructive disease, heart disease and anticoagulation.

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Cornering the market DIGITALISATION is the way forward for Marbella’s Central Market. The market will participate in a new digitalisation project promoted by the Ministry of Economy that will be financed with European funds.

The project will have zero cost for the city council and hopes to promote innovation and improve competitiveness. Municipal spokesperson Félix Romero, announced that the commercial market has been chosen alongside another 25 installations in Andalucia. El Palo in Malaga and Ronda have also been selected to form part of the project.

European funds will pay in full for the programme called ‘Digitalise your market,’ that will provide a new exciting touristic offer. The initiative will start with an analysis to redesign the brand and create its own social media and website. Local government’s priority is to enhance the market as the main tourist offer in the Old Town and city centre.

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Metro chugs along AFTER a time-consuming process to move walls from the Muslim period, workers at Malaga Metro are finally finishing up. The process of extraction and conservation of the archaeological remains will be complete before the end of the year.

Building work on the metro in Malaga has been completely paralysed since the remains from the 12th century were found. The section of metro between Maria Zambrano train station and Calle Larios has been continually paused as historical artefacts have been discovered. Now, after months of work by El Corte Ingles department store, the assembly of the metal structure to lift the findings will begin. The Ministry of Culture has worked on conserving the parts of the remains that could be salvaged.

Sources close to the project have explained the same

METRO DELAYS: The findings have halted construction. process will be followed as the one used on remains found at main street Alameda. A frame with the same dimensions as the tunnel will be lowered underground with a crane.

Once everything is in place, the vertical remains will be carefully extracted.

The Junta of Andalucia is

overseeing the process and will put the Muslim artifacts on display. The Ministry of Development has promised the complete extraction of the remains before the new year.

Remarkably, the discoveries date back to the 11th and 12th century and are in a good state. Part of the remains are a

typical house during the Muslim era, that constitutes an important archaeological element. Before any further work was permitted, technicians and archaeologists had to discern what elements were ‘indispensable for the understanding of past history and cultural values.’

Experts analysed the structure to determine weak spots or fragments that were susceptible to breakage. These parts of the remains have been covered with polyurethane foam and confined between boards for transport. With this advance, the completion of the metro line is hoped to continue forward.

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Book sale AS many will be aware, the Cudeca Cancer Hospice in Benalmadena was built on land first handed over by the Benalmadena Council which continues to support the charity.

On Saturday November 30 from 10am until 2pm, the public library in Arroyo de la Miel is holding a book sale with funds being passed to Cudeca.

Prices start from €1 and the books are in English as well as other European languages.

tered into a prize draw.

Full details of all of the participating bars and restaurants may be found on the website which also includes details of prices and a description of the tapas being offered.

The route itself takes in establishments in Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena Costa and Benalmadena Pueblo.

Safety works at Buddhist Temple WITH a budget of €3,000, two carpenters and two blacksmiths have been put in charge of renovating the wooden railings around the Estupa de la Iluminación, the Buddhist Temple.

Benalmadena councillor for Operational Services, Salvador Rodríguez commented when visiting the works, “we seek to enhance the beautification of the environment and improve the safety of the viewpoint, especially with regards to the visit of children.”

Some 50 metres of new wooden fence have now been installed in this area which is regularly visited by large numbers of people.

Children visit the town hall AS part of the policy of keeping in touch with residents young and old, 80 children from the CEIP La Paloma school were invited to meet Benalmaden a m a y o r, V i c t o r Navas at the town hall.

The youngs te rs from the prima ry s c hool had the c ha nc e to s it w he r e the councillors sit and to ask the mayor and Councillor Juan Carrillo, questions about their jobs and the working of the council with many suggesting that sports facilities for chil-

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SOME 20 different establishments are joining in the fourth Benalmadena Film Route de Tapas (FICAB) which runs until next Sunday.

For those who visit 12 of those taking part and have their passports (which can be downloaded at www.bncarta.com) stamped, can have free access to the local tourist bus and with just eight stamps, they can be en-

Possible future politicians in the town hall.

dren could be improved.

At the same time, they were told about the importance of recycling and care of the environment as well as being encouraged to make the most of

their studies.

The mayor said that he always enjoyed meeting with children and explaining the role of the council and how it affected them and their families.

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Tapas with a movie theme

BEST DISPLAY: The most frightening place in Benalmadena.

A really chilling event HALLOWEEN in Benalmadena came with a twist as the local Business Association (ACEB) encouraged shops around the town to dress their windows and interiors accordingly with prizes on offer for the best displays.

A special Facebook site was set up so that the public could vote for their favourite decoration and more than 9,000 people viewed the pages.

Winners were 100 Montaditos-Cervecería La Sureña Restaurant, followed by the Mari Luz Márquez Dance School, with the Tivoli World amusement park in third place.

All of those taking part were promoted on the Facebook page and it was an unusual and much enjoyed promotion aimed at encouraging customers to visit the various businesses which took part in the competition.

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COSTING more than €1.5 million, a brand new piece of firefighting equipment, only the second vehicle of its kind to be found in Spain, has been obtained by the Fuengirola Council.

The tender is one of the most modern available on the market and has an extendable ladder over four sections which can reach a height of 32 metres (roughly the 10th floor of a building) and has a special platform which will allow rescue of five people at a time.

Another feature of the vehicle is a stretcher which can take up to 250 kilos in case someone who is morbidly obese has to be evacuated and has remote con-

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Cutting edge vehicle

MODERN: One officer can control the ladder from the ground. trol, in order to maximise the number of people being removed from a building.

Officers have been practising with this new piece of equipment before it was formally handed over to them by Mayor Ana Mula and the addition of this, the only vehicle of its type

in the whole of Andalucia, will make matters safer for those in danger during an emergency and also the professionals who face peril every day.

This latest generation piece of equipment has been purchased via a lease from Caixabank Equipment Finance.

JUST four actors take on the might of the Roman Empire in the spectacular comedy Ben Hur which starts tomorrow night (Friday) at the Salon Varietes and runs for five shows.

Many will remember the hilarious version of the Thirty Nine Steps which brought the house down three years ago and the same team (writer Patrick Barlow and director Owain Griffiths) has put this comedy spectacle together.

Melissa Carver, Anthony Fitzpatrick, John Gale and Keith Spìtalnick appear as an amateur theatre troupe of four tasked with tackling the massive tale of the fictional Jewish prince and merchant Judah Ben-Hur. The story is loosely based on the story by Lew Wallace and manages to include a chariot race, a sea battle (with real water) and stage combat during which the fictional cast fall out and also some find romance.

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This year’s comedy triumph

BEN HUR: Two of the epic cast of four.

To book: Visit http://www.salonvarietesthe atre.com, call the box office on 952 474 542 between 11am and 2.30pm Monday to Friday.

Direct access

AS part of the Fuengirola Council commitment to giving voice to the people, councillors are visiting different areas in order to speak to their constituents.

The latest news is that Javier Hidalgo is available in the San Cayetano area from 5pm to 7pm e a c h We d n e s d a y a n d 1 0 . 3 0 a m t o 12.30pm on Fridays.

The town has been sectioned and each area has its own representative available to discuss any problems or accept

suggestions from local residents.

It is possible to make suggestions or to request an appointment with Councillor Hidalgo by calling 952 582 320 or sending an email to san cayetano@fuengirola.org.

An additional service now offered to residents is access to an electric headquarters website operated by the council at www.fuengirola.es where it is possible to access 190 different options including the downloading of documents from the comfort of your own home.

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Getting switched on AN energy saving initiative in Mijas has seen the installation of 715 lampposts in 51 streets in the Las Lagunas area over the last 12 months.Mijas Council claims the move will slash €466,000 off electricity costs over the next 10 years, 67 per cent less than what is currently paid. Mayor José Carlos Martín, said the council is committed to LED lights “which, in addition to helping to contain spending, have an important aspect as the economic one and that is the environment.”

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La Cala - Mijas NEWS 8th Annual Great Food Collection THE Mijas Council is solidly behind the need to assist those who are having diffic u l t y i n a ff o rd i n g t o feed themselves and is participating in the food collection for Bancosol on November 22 and 23.

Bancosol Alimentos is a non-profit organisation relying on volunteers to collect food for people at risk of social exclusion in the province of Malaga and works with a number of different companies, public institutions and charities.

Councillor Mariló Olmedo has explained that for this exercise to work, the organisers need to attract some 4,000 to 5,000 volunteers across Malaga Province.

Mijas residents will be very welcome to become involved, as will those just

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MIJAS COUNCIL: Announcing the call for volunteers.

happy to donate non-perishable food at participating supermarkets.

The organisation distributes food to around 48,000 people in the province, some of whom live in parts of Mi-

jas and last year collected and gave out in excess of 5.8 million kilos of food.

In order to become involved as a collecting volunteer, email the council at vol untariado@mijas.es or call

609 304 034, alternatively contact Bancosol direct on malaga@bancosol.info or call 952 179 579 extension 5.

Areas where assistance will be particularly welcome are Calahonda and La Cala.

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FOR CHARITY: Announcing a day of pampering in San Pedro.

parents. Starting at 11am, there will be a fashion show, live music, an auction cranial massage, plenty of makeovers and even pets will be catered for with pedi-

cure and dog manicure service.

Many of those who support or are assisted by Aspandem will be taking part as volunteers in the event.

Central market to be upgraded A NATIONWIDE programme ‘Digitise your Market’ which is being funded by the European Union will see Central Markets in different locations chosen to have a complete upgrade.

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Hair raising fundraising THE Boulevard of San Pedro Alcantara will next Sunday, November 17, become a hairdressing salon as it hosts the second Solidarity Court for local charity Aspandem.

A dozen hairdressers, as well as other beauty and aesthetic professionals, will be offering their services to raise funds for the organisation that has one of its buildings just across the road from the Boulevard.

It exists to assist those with disabilities, both physical and mental and attracts a large number of local youngsters and their

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One of 25 chosen in Andalucia is the Marbella Central Market which will have its own website and social media pages which will help to promote the building and its merchants to tourists.

PRIOR to meeting expatriates in Marbella last Tuesday, British Consul to Malaga, Charmaine Arbouin spent the morning in Benahavis at the request of the council.

She and colleagues from the consular and health team spoke to an interested audience as the town hall explained the possible implications of Brexit, be it soft or hard and answered a number of questions from the floor.

Although only a relatively small town, Benahavis has attracted a large number of relatively affluent expatriates, many of whom are British and welcomed the opportunity to find out

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Charmaine Arbouin and colleagues in Benahavis. more about the various websites operated by the British government which give detailed advice on a wide range of subjects.

Marbella to earn €3m IT has been announced that approval has been granted for the construction of 513 new homes within the confines of Marbella with a total build cost of €75.9 million.

According to council spokesman Felix Romero, this is not just good news because the city continues to attract new buildings, but there is a real financial bonus as it will directly earn €3 million from licences and in the long term will attract a number of new taxpayers to the municipality.

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Marbella NEWS Ensuring that rescued animals can enjoy life

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THE Euro Weekly News was delighted to be invited to become the media sponsor for the Triple A charity Christmas Fundraiser to be held at the prestigious Puente Romano SeaGrill on December 15.

The good work that the organisation has done over the years and the fact that not a single allegation against the charity has been brought to court was sufficient for us to accept the offer and confirm the newspaper’s belief that all are innocent until proven otherwise.

The animals in their care continue to need food, warm accommodation and in many cases veterinary care and this can only continue if funding is available through special events such as this.

GOOD WORK: Making life better for cats and dogs at Christmas.

The Christmas evening will start at 7pm and guests to this exceptional restaurant can expect to enjoy a cocktail reception with canapés followed by a three-course meal including

THE Dante Alighieri Institute for the promotion of the Italian language and culture through its Malaga branch is entering into an agreement with the Marbella Council to promote the teaching of Italian in the city.

drinks and musical entertainment.

More details of the menu and guest musicians will be confirmed over the coming weeks.

Italian lessons

Tickets cost €100 per person and can be reserved by visiting www.puenteromano.com SeaGrill Restaurant or by sending a WhatsApp to +31 683 157 025.

The first area of activity will be the introduction of Italian classes in Las Chapas on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and those interested in taking part should call 952 211 820 or email infocursos@ladante.es.

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PRESENTATION: Bringing the two new tenders into service.

Fire brigade receives two new vehicles LIKE its compatriots in Fuengirola, the Marbella Council has been working closely with Caixabank to obtain financial assistance to improve its fleet of fire engines.

It has therefore committed to spend just over €1 million in order to purchase via lease, two new all-purpose vehicles which will be particularly useful in fighting forest fires.

They are intended to replace two tenders which are each nearly 30 years old and will ensure that the fire brigade is better equipped to cope with future problems.

These vehicles each carry 4,000 litres of water and are able to transport

three firefighters quickly and safely to any flashpoint.

This is part of a longterm plan to improve the quality of the service and will see repairs and upgrades to existing vehicles including a bowser which can hold 8,000 litres as well as another vehicle which will be used by the underwater rescue unit.

Other new vehicles will be purchased as needed and a further 14 new firefighters are being recruited who should be trained by the end of this year, followed by a further five in 2020 alongside several new managers who will work within a new organisational structure.

Car theft ring arrest A BULGARIAN man has been arrested in Marbella accused of being involved in a car theft ring.

The 45-year-old has been charged with theft, false documentation, illicit traffic in vehicles and membership of a criminal organisation.

An operation into the ring recovered four luxury cars that had been stolen in Switzerland, Martos (Jaen), Torrox and Fuengirola and finally led to the detained man.

According to the investigations, each gang member played a specific role within the organisation. Some were responsible for locating the cars, others were responsible for stealing them and storing them in a safe place and finally they would be sold, usually

DETAINED: National Police arrested the man in Marbella. to drugs traffickers in Cadiz.

The arrested man is said by police

to have made a living by stealing cars for several different gangs.

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Gibraltar NEWS

HRH Princes Michael of Kent laying her wreath.

Laying wreaths at the entrance to Parliament.

Remembrance Day is always special in Gibraltar

by John Smith THIS year’s Remembrance Day Service in Gibraltar was particularly poignant for a number of reasons, especially as for the first time, a representative of the Territory was invited to the Cenotaph to lay a wreath on behalf of Gibraltar.

Prior to this, the traditional annual poppy football match took place at Victoria Stadium on November 9 where veterans Prince of Wales beat Britannia 5 - 4.

There are three services in Gibraltar

on Remembrance Sunday, the first at the Parliament Building where the Governor, members of Government, religious leaders and representatives of the community lay wreaths to celebrate Armistice Day. Then the next is held at the British War Memorial followed by the third at the American War Memorial.

Members of the Armed Forces based in Gibraltar were joined by members of the Royal Gibraltar Defence Force as well as veterans who live on the Rock and many who travel in from Spain.

Others who attended included those still alive who were evacuated to Ja-

maica, Madeira and the UK as Gibraltar became a fortress during the Second World War. One notable visitor was HRH Princess Michael of Kent who although on a private visit, was invited to lay her own wreath.

The Rock was an ideal backdrop for a symbol of a single soldier reversing arms in honour of those who have passed beyond.

For so many years, Gibraltar has been associated with all areas of the Armed Forces as well as the Merchant Navy and the airport is still under the control of the Ministry of Defence.

Christmas Festival of Lights switch on THIS year’s Christmas Festival of Lights, organised by the Gibraltar Cultural Services and the Gibraltar Electricity Authority, will be illuminated on Friday November 22 at Casemates Square.

Father Christmas will switch on the Christmas Lights at approximately 7.30pm and this will be followed by the opening of Santa’s Grotto also at Casemates Square.

The programme of events includes: 6pm - Live music with Christian Santos 6.15pm - Performances by the

Calpe Band, Band & Drums Association with the Sea Scouts Pipe & Drum Band, the St Anne’s Middle School Choir, GAMPA choir and Danza Academy.

7.15pm - Video Presentation.

7.30pm - Switch-on Christmas Lights ceremony.

7.40pm - Opening of Santa’s Grotto.

Following the ceremony, the illuminations will light up every day until January 6, 2020.

As is customary the lights will remain on throughout the nights of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and January 5.

Reversed arms in honour of the dead.

MEP to stand in General Election GREEN MEP Molly Scott Cato who currently represents South West England (and therefore Gibraltar) has revealed that she plans to run for a seat in the upcoming UK election for the Stroud constituency.

Her office has therefore confirmed that if successful, she will stand down from the European Parliament and if this is the case, rather than hold a new election, the next person on the Green Party regional MEP candidate list will become the next MEP for the Southwest and Gibraltar region.

Interestingly, the Liberal democrats will not be contesting the seat in Stroud, to ensure that Remain votes are not split and this is part of an arrangement which includes Plaid Cymru as well as an endeavour to ensure that one Remain party contests each constituency.

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Temperatures take a turn SPAIN has started to feel the chill and thermometers are slowly creeping down. Now, a polar blast is heading for the peninsula and is bringing wind and rain along for the ride. The Meteorological Agency has warned that winter has definitely come early and temperatures will be four to 10 degrees lower than the usual November weather. The country will be braced for strong winds and frosty evenings as today - Thursday, November 14 - will see storms marking their arrival.

Heavy rains will affect most of the peninsula, with the exceptions of Almeria, Murcia and Valencia. Choppy seas and big waves will be seen on the coast and even snow could fall on mountainous areas.

There is no doubt that the time to wrap up warm has come early! At Euro Weekly we wanted to know how the Costa del Sol had reacted to this icy news. Jacket in hand, we hit the streets and reminded our readers to get their winter coats and scarves out!

How are you finding the cooler weather? What will you be doing to keep warm this winter?

• Mr and Mrs Hopkins from Nottinghamshire have been holidaying on the Costa del Sol for many years and said they were feeling a slight chill. “We have been coming here for seven years. It’s definitely cooler than normal. But we are well prepared.”

The couple had made sure to bring some warm clothes along and explained that weather in the UK had been disastrous.

“There has been a lot of flooding back home. And it’s freezing! Around five or six degrees. Maybe jets streams are bringing the colder weather over.”

Mr and Mrs Hopkins weren’t worried about the incoming cold as they were staying in a nice hotel on the promenade. “It’s a lovely hotel, really good. We just hope it doesn’t rain!”

• A Local resident spends his time between the Costa del Sol and Ireland. He wasn’t too worried about the weather “It’s colder than usual, but not much. It is November! In Ireland it’s very wet and cold.”

To keep warm, our reader gave us some advice “I own my own house here. To heat it up I use electric heaters, but electricity is very expensive here. The best idea is to invest in double glazing. When I bought the house, I put in all new windows and insulated the property that way.”

• Tim and Jill from Dorset have visited the area before but never in November. “It’s quite chilly. We’ve never been here at this time of year before and we aren’t quite prepared.”

Jill said “I only bought a cardigan and really I needed a light jacket.”As we spoke the wind subsided slightly and the sun peeped out from behind the clouds. The c o u p l e s m i l e d a n d s a i d “ I t ’s s t i l l m u c h warmer and drier than in the UK!”

the sea and will be returning again in January.

“It’s been very stormy and they say it’s coming to Spain. We are staying in a hotel this time. When we came in June, we rented an apartment. But we always prefer hotels for colder weather, it’s much better.”

• A Couple from the Netherlands were enjoying a relaxing walk along the beachfront.

They travel to Fuengirola a lot and seemed unbothered by the nippy wind. “The weather is perfect for us and we are prepared.”

Euro Weekly asked the northern couple for some tips to keep warm “We aren’t using any heating at the moment. We are here for two months and are staying in an apartment, but there is air conditioning in case we need it. The best thing is to wear warm clothes and keep them layered.”

They added with a laugh “And to keep everything closed! If it’s cold shut all the windows and doors, so many people just leave balconies open and then say they are cold!”

Tim and Jill from Dorset.

• Martin Copson comes to the coast every year. “The temp era tu re is oka y a nd I’m staying in a hotel, so I’ll be warm. I won’t be going to the beach though.”

Martin had made sure to put s ome thing warmer on. “We are going to M ija s for the da y, s o I’ve put on a jumper. I’m expecting it to be slightly cooler.”

• R onnie and Jeanette from Scotland come to the area various times a year. They are spending November by

Mr and Mrs Hopkins.

• A Scul pt or f rom Scot l and has lived in Spain since she came to Malaga f i ve year s ago. She was watching over a friend’s Rem em br ance Day Scul pt ur e on Fuengirola Beach. “To keep warm thick cl ot hes ar e essential. I’ve heard bi g waves and rain are on their way. For t he beach scul ptures it’s very bad news. I hope the storms aren’t too bad.”

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Green initiative continues

LOCAL sports clubs will be eligible for a stake in a €90,000 subsidy to promote women’s sport in Benidorm.

A town hall committee has now approved the conditions to be met by the sports clubs and associations with sportsw o m e n a n d w o m e n ’s t e a m s , a n n o u n c e d M a r i l o C e b r e r o s , B e n i d o r m ’s c o u n c i l l o r responsible for sport.

This will be the first time that the town hall has helped women’s sport in general, as until now grants have been made directly to specific clubs or teams, Cebreros said.

“With this formula we are making financial help available to all clubs in Benidorm and, what’s more, guaranteeing total equality and maximum transparency,” the councillor added.

“Funding will be allocated according to previously established requirements set out in the terms and conditions.” Grants will be pegged to a limit of €15,000 per club or body and must be used to cover the cost of activities, projects and prog r a m m e s a i m e d a t p r o m o t i n g w o m e n ’s sport.

ESTEPONA has made a move towards an ecofriendly future with solar powered lighting. The town hall has opted to install LED lighting connected to solar panels. More than 100 units will be installed in the first phase of the project. This new lighting will be used in different parts of the city and will cut CO2 emissions down by 18 tonnes.

The pioneering lighting system will continue the plan to reduce energy consumption and look after the environment. Deputy mayor in charge of Services - Blas Ruzafa - has announced 106 units will be installed in the city centre and outskirts.

Ruzafa explains that electricity will be generated by solar panels attached to the lights. The LEDs have a sensor that can detect ambient light and will turn on and off accordingly. Another benefit is their longer product life, that can last up to five years. And their easy set up that requires no wiring to the electricity supply.

All these beneficial characteristics will lead to savings for the city and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 18 tonnes.

The first phase will see 5,900 lights replaced by more efficient LEDs that will save approximately €160,000 in electricity bills.

Almeria in London ALMERIA has its eye on reinforcing and expanding its share of the British tourist market.

A delegation from the Provincial Tourist Service was in London this week to promote Almeria at the World Travel Market, considered one of the most important travel trade shows in Europe.

There was a 550sqm Costa de Almeria stand within the Andalucia exhibition area, and over the three days the Diputacion de Almeria Tourism delegate Fernando Gimenez met with travel agents, airlines, marketing companies, travel media and tour operators with a view to boosting British visitor numbers.

The deputy referred to the provincial government’s “ambitious promotion campaign with which we want to intensify this market and clear up any doubts which the Brexit situation or the Thomas Cook case generate.”

He said the delegation had gone to London “with the hope of offering confidence and convinced of the virtues of the Costa de Almeria destination, which continues to be one of the British’s favourites.

“Our presence here generates numerous commercial opportunities which we have to take advantage of so they are to the benefit of Almeria Province as a tourist destination.”

THE Diputación de Malaga has approved the proposal of €1.9 million worth of projects designed to improve the facilities on the region.

The Governing Board of the Diputación de Malaga has approved the projects which cover 11 municipalities in the province and focused on the towns that have less than 20,000 residents.

The total investment is funded by the provincial institution within the Plan of Assistance and Cooperation and will aim to provide improvements to the towns’ streets and access and the remodelling of municipal swimming pools. One of the largest beneficiaries is La Viñuela which will receive a total of €499,353 to improve the southern access to the area. Works have already begun on improving the road and infrastructure, but the investment will ensure that the third and fourth stages are able to be completed.

Riogordo will receive €320,380 to refurbish their swimming pool, whilst Torrox will get €269,252 for the El Peñoncillo area of the N-340.

Other municipalities that look forward to improvement projects are Sayalonga, Periana, Alcaucin and Molino Barco.

Outside of Axarquia, Antequera has been approved to continue the works in Sierra de Yeguas, for the development of the fifth and sixth phase of urbanisation and paving of the Avenida Fuente de Piedra.

MALLORCA

DEVASTATION: Numerous houses and roadways were left severely damaged.

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INJECTION: The Diputación de Malaga has approved €1.9 million of investment to Axarquia.

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Sporting chance Axarquia investment for women

Funding for floods THE Council of Ministers has authorised a payment of €18 million in aid for the damages caused by the severe floods which ravaged the Llevant area in Mallorca last year.

Pedro Sánchez, the acting Prime Minister of Spain, took advantage of his electoral rally in Palma last week to make the announcement. Accompanied by PSOE colleagues, the mayor of Palma and members of Congress, Sánchez confirmed that the state will cover a large proportion of the costs which were spent to repair the infrastructure and public facilities in the affected municipalities.

The floods of October 9 constitute as one of the most serious tragedies caused by rain to take place in Spain over the last 25 years. Claiming the lives of 13 people and injuring several others, numerous houses and roadways were also left severely damaged.

In the days after the flooding, it is reported that authorities removed over 4,200 tons of rubble and debris, carrying out 23 actions on the roads. Sant Llorenç was the worst affected town, with Artà, Manacor, Capdepera and Son Servera also suffering huge devastation.

The impact of the downpour was exacerbated by geography, infrastructure and the difficulty of forecasting the disaster.

Experts at the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) estimated that a torrential rain of this magnitude only repeats itself once in every 1,000 years.

Glorious once again SANTA MARIA Church will open its doors on November 17 to celebrate the end of restoration works. San Clemente Cultural Federation has organised the open day for guests to enjoy the newly refurbished temple.

Spain’s Ministry of Development has invested €1 million in the restoration so far, with further building still planned. Correos postal service, will also commemorate the occasion by issuing a stamp with the façade of the medieval church.

Mayor Diego José Mateos has said further work will follow the initial restoration. The atrium will be the next project workers will undertake, with a budget of €300,000 already approved from the European Investment Bank.

Mateos explained that rehabilitation of the exterior had been impossible due to bureaucratic reasons which have now been resolved.

CHURCH: Has undergone restoration works.

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NETHERLANDS Credit: Shannon Creative commons McGee flickr

Cow pats FOLLOWING the introduction of new EU rules con­ cerning nitrogen pollution, the Dutch government is looking at options including reduction of the speed limit on motorways and adding extra en­ zymes to cows’ feed so they produce less ammonia in their manure.

False alarm AIR EUROPA officials were highly embarrassed when the pilot of a flight due to leave Amsterdam for Madrid accidentally entered an emergency alert code. The airport was closed and an armed re­

DUTCH COWS: May receive special feed to reduce ammonia. sponse team rushed to the aircraft, all for a false alarm.

BELGIUM

Not green

LGBTQ

QATAR Airways is under fire for operating a nine­minute 38­kilometre cargo flight be­ tween Maastricht and Liège in order to sup­ ply a customer. The flight goes on to Mexi­ co, but the runway in Maastricht is too short for a heavy load.

A RECENT survey of 77 cities has placed Brussels ninth and Ghent 10th in the best places for members of the LGBTQ commu­ nity to live based on 15 factors. Reykjavik came first whilst Jakarta and Moscow came last.

GERMANY

DENMARK

German needed

Islamophobia

A NEW bill is before the German Parliament requir­ ing that all clerics from countries outside of the EU would be required to speak German before being allowed to live in the country. The bill would apply to all religions, but specifically refer to Imams.

A TURKISH report concerning Islamophobia which has just been published was meant to strengthen dialogue and greater solidarity between Europe and Turkey, but with harsh comments about Islam­ ophobia in Denmark, it has been refuted by many Danish politicians.

Open doors EVERY country has its own spy service but some are, on the face of things, more open than oth­ ers. Since the German intelligence service, the BND, moved to Berlin it has become more open and even has an interactive exhibition telling its history.

Spies sold THE Danish travel company Spies, a formerly prof­ itable arm of Thomas Cook has been sold to a Nor­ wegian company for six million krone following the completion of a takeover by a consortium led by a Norwegian billionaire.

FRANCE

Migrant quota

Ram raid

FROM next year, France will introduce quo­ tas for migrant workers in order to ensure that the right people are allowed in to the country to fill areas where there is a shortfall of employees prepared to undertake often low paid jobs.

THIEVES tied a log to the roof of a car in or­ der to break into the medieval cathedral in Oloron­Sainte­Marie which is a Unesco World Heritage site. Having stolen precious religious artefacts, many of which were gold, they made their escape in another car.

FINLAND

NORWAY

Farmers beef

More oil

STUDENTS and commuters were surprised by the sudden appearance of two cows in the centre of Helsinki. They had been brought there to show how well­looked after they were in protest against the removal of beef from the university cafeteria.

AS most of the world looks for alternatives to fossil fuel, the Norwegian state oil compa­ ny Equinor has just announced a large new discovery of more oil. It is promoting change but also sees profit in the recent find.

Ice balls IN what is described as a rare event, thousands of balls of ice, the size of chicken eggs have ap­ peared on a beach on the remote island of Hailu­ oto. These formations occur when waves break up mounds of slush.

DNA result A BABY was found in a rubbish bin in Oslo 29 years ago and now after research of old po­ lice files and DNA tests, her mother has been identified. A forthcoming TV pro­ gramme will reveal whether the two were reunited.

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FINANCE Fashion to Offices

HAVING made his fortune with fashion group Inditex which owns a number of brands such as Zara worldwide, billionaire Amancio Or­ tega recently turned his eyes to re­ al estate in the USA and has just spent €375 million to buy two buildings.

He is quite selective with his purchases and these two office blocks in Seattle house part of the Facebook empire and a further building there he owns is used by Amazon.

They now join his collection which includes buildings in Spain, the UK and South Korea.

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STAT OF €16 billion WEEK

is the amount of credit that Santander Bank has made available for businesses to borrow for Black Friday and the Christmas sales period.

Brexit cash-flow fears

SMALL British manufacturers have suffered cash flow problems due to Brexit or rather the lack of it.

When one considers that Brexit has become a movable feast, it has to be remembered that the government has accepted and even warned that there could be significant delays or shortages in many areas especially if there had been a no deal Brexit.

Companies have therefore needed to stockpile certain mate­ rial such as parts for machinery and raw material to allow them

By John Smith to continue in business in the event that Britain crashed out of the EU. Now with the possible delay until the end of January, the fact that there could be a change of government which could still re­ sult in a Hard Brexit, no Brexit or further delay, those businesses are in something of a quandary as to what they should do in the in­ terim.

Their problem is that the im­

ports that they have purchased are not only taking up valuable space, but are a drain on their fi­ nances and although they will no doubt be able to use all of this material in the long­term, it won’t be much use if they run out of money to stay solvent.

Alternatively, if they do sud­ denly experience a run of orders due to the delay and retailers or distributors suddenly stocking up whilst they can, there will be the further conundrum of whether to import new raw materials or not.

LEGALLY SPEAKING Can he get escritura?

Some years ago I purchased a plot of land by a private contract with the seller. I could not register the plot in the Land Registry in my name because it was part of a double plot which had not yet been ‘segregated’ or officially subdivided.

The sale was declared, however, and the Andalucian transfer tax was paid. Now the land has been official­ ly subdivided but the seller refuses to go to the no­ tary to sign a proper ‘escritura,’ the official title deed. How can I get the title deed and what can I do if the seller, still being the registered owner, sells the plot again?

K V R (Costa del Sol)

DAVID SEARL

The pri­ vate con­ YOU AND THE tract implies the LAW IN SPAIN seller’s obligation to sign a proper ti­ tle deed at the notary even if it does not specifically state this. If the seller proves obstinate, he is in viola­ tion of the law and any Spanish court will rule against him. If your seller should sell the property again, he has breached his contract and you can recover the property. We urge you to instruct a lawyer to make sure you act in the most effective manner.

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

Cuban defence

IT is no secret that since the re­ duction in tension between the USA and Cuba during the Obama administration that the Spanish government has been encourag­ ing companies to become in­ volved in the Cuban economy.

Now, that Donald Trump has activated the 1996 Helms­Burton Act, there is a possibility that Spanish companies may be sued for their activities within the Caribbean nation.

There may be as many as 16 Spanish companies including Iberostar, Melia, BBVA bank which could be targeted, but Spain has warned that it will chal­ lenge any and all lawsuits that may arise.

BUSINESS EXTRA

Mergers fall SPANISH mergers and acquisitions until the end of October are down by almost 10 per cent compared to the previous year but still account for expenditure of just below €63 billion with Portugal and the USA being the top foreign targets.

Interest rate THE Bank of England has kept the interest rate at 0.75 per cent but has warned that the global economy is likely to stutter and two members of the committee actually voted for an immediate hike in the rate.

Expanding south BBVA Bank in Spain is extending its online banking presence following an agreement reached in Mexico and is looking for new accounts in Argentina, Colombia and Peru. It currently has 500,000 accounts operated online by customers.

Post early for Christmas A PLANNED strike by post office workers in the UK could cause chaos in December affecting Christmas deliveries and over­ seas postal votes for the General Elec­ tion.

Some 97 per cent of workers voted for the stoppage and although no date or dates have been set, the Royal Mail is

fighting back.

They have taken legal action asking for an injunction to stop the strike, claiming that the strike ballot was ‘unlawful and, therefore, null and void.’

The operation was floated on the Stock Exchange in 2013 and in 2015 the govern­ ment sold the last of its shares.

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NET VOL 32,54K 24,39K 325,28K 47,41K 51,08K 22,00K 10,65K 163,21K 112,76K 184,09K 1,54M 31,30K 15,08K 436,47K 134,21K 179,20K 110,05K 678,91K 10,39K 54,24K 15,63K 324,50K 1,54K 51,21K 23,20K 11,34K 3,88K 5,24K 84,74K 223,64K 9,39K 54,95K 7,49K 0,22K 44,93K 14,25K 1,88M 12,30K 39,02K 9,59K 48,86K 104,42K 212,78K 26,77K 70,40K 8,89K 6,93K 1,26M 162,58K

COMPANY Johnson Matthey Just Eat Kingfisher Land Securities Legal & General Lloyds Banking London Stock Exchange Marks & Spencer Micro Focus Mondi Morrison Supermarkets National Grid Next NMC Health Ocado Pearson Persimmon Phoenix Prudential RBS PLC Reckitt Benckiser Relx Rentokil Rightmove Rio Tinto PLC Rolls-Royce Holdings Royal Dutch Shell A Royal Dutch Shell B RSA Insurance Sage Schroders Scottish Mortgage Segro Severn Trent Smith & Nephew Smiths Group Smurfit Kappa Spirax-Sarco Engineering SSE St. James’s Place Standard Chartered Standard Life Aberdeen Taylor Wimpey Tesco Tui Unilever United Utilities Vodafone Group PLC Whitbread WPP

PRICE(P) 3.198,00 736,20 216,50 875,40 266,60 55,78 6.930,00 181,38 1.077,80 1.679,00 197,20 888,22 6.579,00 2.251,62 1.180,00 696,00 2.360,00 706,80 1.339,00 211,00 5.891,00 1.843,00 438,40 591,60 4.135,43 759,80 2.326,75 2.317,60 543,40 735,20 3.198,00 517,00 833,80 2.209,00 1.657,00 1.654,50 2.672,00 8.375,00 1.250,92 1.045,03 710,00 309,20 167,65 236,80 1.027,00 4.670,50 830,20 161,78 4.225,00 1.004,50

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Most Advanced Booking Holdings Inc. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. Axon Enterprise Inc. Stamps.com Inc. Credit Acceptance Corp.

Equinix Inc. Guardant Health Inc. Neurocrine Biosciences Inc. Sage Therapeutics Inc. Coca-Cola Consolidated Inc. Ligand Pharmaceuticals Inc.

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Trusting Spain to help

By John Smith THE Amazon Group is increasing its investment in Spain by an estimat­ ed €2.5 billion by opening three new data centres in its fight against Microsoft and Google.

A subsidiary, Amazon Web Ser­ vices (AWS) which is involved with Cloud storage is the vehicle being used for this expansion which will take place in Aragon and will be ideally placed to serve all of the main business areas in Spain.

Whilst it is primarily an Amazon project, it does already supply ser­ vices to a number of Spanish com­ panies such as Mapfre, Endesa and

AMAZON: Their first office building in 1997.

More delay, more cost THE London Crossrail project which is planned to connect Reading with Shenfield and is partially open has taken another hit and will not be completed until 2021.

To add to the problems of what

is currently Europe’s biggest infrastructure scheme which should have been completed by December 2018 is that it is also believed costs are in the region of £650 million (€715 million) over the re-

vised budget.

The original targeted cost for what will be known as the Elizabeth Line was £15.9 billion (€18.25 billion) and is now likely to reach £18.25 billion (€21 billion).

BBVA and once the centres are open, they will have the capacity and reach to service most of south­ ern Europe.

This will be the seventh Euro­ pean centre of its type to be opened, after existing divisions in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Swe­ den and France, with Italy also planned.

Its two biggest competitors do not have similar centres in Spain which increases the AWS opportu­ nity as experts say that it is impor­ tant that companies have the op­ tion to store information on the Cloud through locally based opera­ tions.

Already one of the three most profitable companies in the world, Amazon has expanded quite quickly within Spain with its online sales services and warehouses and cur­ rently employs almost 5,000 work­ ers and has invested in excess of €1 billion to date.

With the new centres expected to be open by late 2022 or early 2023, the employment prospects which will include large numbers of workers constructing the buildings just continue to expand.

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BUSINESS EXTRA

Less wealth SWISS bank UBS has reported that for the first time since 2015 the combined wealth of the world’s billionaires in 2018 had fallen by 4.3 per cent to $8.5 trillion (€7.7 trillion). The bulk of those affected are based in Asia.

GDP growth LATE last week, the European Commission reduced its forecast for Spain’s GDP growth in 2019 to 1.9 per cent, from the previous estimate of 2.3 per cent. This compares well to the forecast for the Eurozone of just 1.1 per cent.

Pension cuts FOLLOWING discussions with shareholders, the Standard Chartered Bank which operates in 60 countries throughout the world has agreed to reduce the pension allowances for the CEO and CFO from 20 per cent to 10 per cent of their salaries.

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FEATURE

Heritage under threat?

LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT WHEN is all this ridiculous, upsetting and often downright insulting reversed racism going to stop?

How long will it take for the authorities to gather the courage to persecute the minority whingers with the same fervour and enthusiasm they seem to reserve for the victimised majori­ ties, who are having to watch almost everything that comes out of their mouths in case it ‘of­ fends’ someone? Just recently we had that awful British hating Afua Hirsch, who complained that white models should not adopt Afro hair styles because it was trying to ‘steal black culture.’

Nothing of course was mentioned of the thou­ sands of hair dressing salons earning fortunes by straightening, and thereby westernising, the no­ toriously difficult hair of black ladies the world over! This week has been no exception to the ex­ ponents of this one­sided attitude, which, if they’re not careful, will turn us all into racists.

The small and pretty town of Bideford has for years been referred to as ‘Little White Town.’

This title stretches back to the 1850s when the

BIDEFORD: Known as the ‘little white town.’

town, endeavouring to repel the scourge of cholera, had all its houses painted white and cov­ ered in ash. Apparently during this period, it was referred to by author Charles Kingsley in his book Westward Ho, as a ‘little white town.’

Over the years, the name has become a part of its heritage and is proudly displayed on a num­

ber of public notices and postings. Yes, you’ve guessed it. There has now been a complaint that the name is racist! What is even more annoying, is that it appears there were actually only a cou­ ple of dissenters, but in the usual ‘minority ap­ peasement’ mode that seems to prevail over our once great country, the town council has de­

creed that the name be changed in case they ap­ peared to be advocating ‘white supremacy.’

You really couldn’t make it up could you? Once again the British culture and heritage is being threatened by PC people, who are in fact the biggest racists of all. I mean where does it all end? How long will it be before anything referred to as white offends some bigot or another?

I do actually recall, that at the end of apartheid in South Africa, it was somewhat frowned upon to ask for a white coffee and more socially ac­ ceptable to request a coffee with milk! Will Whitechapel one day be referred to as Grey­ chapel? Whitehaven become Greenhaven? Will it be the Purple Cliffs of Dover welcoming the ille­ gal immigrant paddling across the English Chan­ nel? Why don’t we expunge the word from the dictionaries altogether?

For heavens and all our sakes, when is some­ one going to get a grip and say enough is enough? The UK is already one of the most wel­ coming and politically correct places on the plan­ et. What do these bigots actually want? Will they ever be happy? If nothing is ever going to please them would it not be a better idea to find somewhere else that does? Dream on Leapy.

Keep the faith Love Leapy leapylee2002@gmail.com

Leapy Lee’s opinions are his own and are not necessarily representative of those of the publishers, advertisers or sponsors.

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The scandals just won’t die NORA JOHNSON

BREAKING VIEWS Nora is the author of popular psychological suspense and crime thrillers and a freelance journalist.

To comment on any of the issues raised in her column, go to www.euroweeklynews.com/3.0.15/nora-johnson

THE head of an FE college spent £150,000 in four years on her corporate credit card, buying lobster dinners, hiri n g c h a u ff e u r s , s t a y i n g i n five-star hotels and flying first class. Stella Mbubaegbu, principal of Highbury College, Portsmouth, spent the money when the college w a s m a k i n g re d u n d a n c i e s and its Ofsted rating was falling from ‘outstanding’ to ‘requires improvement.’

The mind boggles at yet another example of financial ineptitude and claims based on entitlement, togeth­ er with an apparent lack of account­ ability, control or authorisation ­ more of a gravy plane than a gravy train? It seems both the running and governance of some FE colleges ­ just like those unis mired in expenses scandals we already know about ­

CREDIT: More expenses scandals. are equally questionable.

And what about schools? I read about one that was taken out of local authority control and made into an academy. First thing the head did was to award himself an 18 per cent pay rise, his deputy a 5 per cent rise and the staff nothing. Subsequently, the school performed less well than under the local authority. Progress,eh?

It’s sad that many of the people I regarded as pillars of the community when I was growing up ­ school/col­ lege principals, police officers, politi­ cians (with their General Election ‘pledges’) ­ now appear to have lost the concept of selfless public service.

And yet no one seems to have

learned anything from their miscon­ duct! There’s nothing but hot air, lip service and a stubborn refusal to face up to reality followed by phras­ es like ‘we’ve all learned the lessons,’ ‘we’ve moved on,’ ‘the system’s been overhauled.’

Or, when wrong­doing’s uncov­ ered, phrases like: ‘it’s only a few’ who make ‘mistakes.’ Well, why are the majority so incompetent or not up to dealing with ‘the few’ when it routinely happens? Shouldn’t repeat­ ed wrong­doing ring alarm bells?

I know I bang on about unwarrant­ ed expenses, the NHS, the police ser­ vice and so on. My rationale is that by drawing repeated attention to these issues can there be any hope of change.

Truth stranger than fiction? You couldn’t make it up.

Nora Johnson’s crime thrillers ‘Be­ trayal,’ ‘The Girl in the Woods,’ ‘The Girl in the Red Dress,’ ‘No Way Back,’ ‘Landscape of Lies,’ ‘Retribution,’ ‘Soul Stealer,’ ‘The De Clerambault Code’ (www.nora­johnson.net) avail­ able online as ebook, ibook, paper­ back and audiobook. All profits to Costa del Sol Cudeca cancer charity.

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10:15am Dom Does America 11:00am Homes Under the Hammer 12:00pm Claimed and Shamed 12:45pm Ill Gotten Gains 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One; Weather 2:30pm BBC London News; Weather 2:45pm Doctors 3:15pm Headhunters 4:00pm Escape to the Country 4:45pm Money for Nothing 5:30pm Antiques Road Trip 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six; Weather 7:30pm BBC London News; Weather 8:00pm The One Show 8:30pm EastEnders 9:00pm Inside the Supermarket 10:00pm The Met: Policing London 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:30pm Regional News and Weather 11:40pm Weather 11:45pm Question Time 12:45am Brexitcast

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ITV Nightscreen Judge Rinder Good Morning Britain Lorraine Judge Rinder This Morning Loose Women ITV Lunchtime News ITV News London Dickinson's Real Deal Tenable ITV London Weather Tipping Point Cash Trapped ITV News London Party Election Broadcast ITV Evening News Live International Football ITV News at Ten and Weather ITV News London International Football Highlights Out of Their Skin Out of Their Skin Ideal World Who's Doing the Dishes?

ITV Nightscreen

5:45pm 6:15pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 11:00pm 11:30pm 12:10am 12:15am

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This is BBC Two Dom Does America Flog It! Antiques Roadshow BBC News at 9 Victoria Derbyshire BBC Newsroom Live Politics Live Talking Pictures Talking Pictures Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals Eggheads Flog It! Richard Osman's House of Games Strictly: It Takes Two Celebrity Antiques Road Trip MasterChef: The Professionals Giri/Haji Later - with Jools Holland Newsnight Weather A Dangerous Dynasty: House of Assad Home is Where the Art is This is BBC Two

8:00pm

Beyond 100 Days BBC News teams in Washington DC and London report on the events that are shaping the world.

8:30pm The Sky at Night 9:00pm Wonders of the Solar System 10:00pm Climategate: Science of a Scandal 11:00pm Unlocking Nature's Secrets: The Serengeti Rules 12:20am Climate Change by Numbers 1:35am Africa's Great Civilisations 2:30am Africa's Great Civilisations 3:20am Wonders of the Solar System

7:30am 7:55am 8:20am 8:45am 9:10am 9:40am 10:10am 10:40am 11:10am 12:05pm 1:00pm 1:05pm 2:05pm 3:10pm 4:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 11:00pm 12:00am

7:45am 8:10am 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am 10:25am 11:25am 11:50am 12:15pm 1:15pm 1:45pm 2:15pm 2:50pm 3:45pm 4:50pm 5:50pm 6:55pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 10:30pm 11:00pm 11:50pm 12:20am 12:45am

Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records You've Been Framed!

Dinner Date Emmerdale Coronation Street Coronation Street The Ellen DeGeneres Show Superstore Superstore Dress to Impress Emmerdale Coronation Street Coronation Street The Ellen DeGeneres Show Supermarket Sweep Dinner Date Dress to Impress Take Me Out You've Been Framed!

I'm A Celebrity Surviving the Jungle Family Guy Family Guy Celebrity Juice Family Guy American Dad! American Dad!

3:30am Teleshopping 7:00am Classic Coronation Street 7:25am Classic Coronation Street 7:55am Classic Emmerdale 8:25am Classic Emmerdale 8:55am Heartbeat 9:55am On the Buses 10:30am On the Buses 11:05am Man About the House 11:40am Agatha Christie's Poirot 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:20pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 6:55pm Heartbeat 8:00pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 9:00pm Lewis 11:00pm Law & Order: UK 12:00am Law & Order: UK 1:05am Inspector Morse 3:10am ITV3 Nightscreen 3:30am Teleshopping

4:00am 7:00am 8:05am 9:10am 10:15am 11:20am 12:25pm 1:30pm 2:35pm 3:40pm 4:45pm 5:50pm 6:55pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 11:00pm 12:05am 12:10am 1:10am 2:20am 3:15am

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King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens Everybody Loves Raymond Everybody Loves Raymond Frasier Frasier Frasier Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA Undercover Boss USA Channel 4 News Couples Come Dine with Me A New Life in the Sun Countdown A Place in the Sun Escape to the Chateau: DIY Junior Bake Off The Simpsons Hollyoaks Channel 4 News The Secret Life of the Zoo The Accident 999: What's Your Emergency?

8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown

Teleshopping The Saint Kojak Quincy, M.E. Minder The Sweeney The Professionals The Saint Kojak Part two of two.

Quincy, M.E. Minder The Professionals The Sweeney The Chase The Chase Celebrity Special Junk and Disorderly Death Race FYI Daily Death Race The Professionals Minder Tommy Cooper Arthur Lowe guests as an uptight censor, trying to keep a tight rein on the tricks and jokes.

ITV4 Nightscreen Teleshopping

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Peppa Pig Peppa Pig Top Wing Paw Patrol Floogals Becca's Bunch Little Princess Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom Jeremy Vine Casualty 24/7 5 News Lunchtime Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords Access Home and Away Neighbours A Perfect Christmas Friends Friends 5 News at 5 Neighbours Home and Away 5 News Tonight Dogs with Extraordinary Jobs How to Lose a Stone in a Month Waitrose vs M&S: Posh Shop Wars Good Girls' Guide to Kinky Sex Gypsy Kids: Our Secret World

9:00am 9:30am 11:15am 1:15pm 3:15pm

Joker: Special Red Sonja Highlander 300 300: Rise of an Empire 5:15pm Red Sonja 7:00pm Highlander 9:00pm 300 11:00pm 300: Rise of an Empire 1:00am Riot Girls 2:30am The Last Castle

6:05am 8:10am 9:45am

You've Got Mail Johnny English Here Comes the Boom 11:45am Johnny English Reborn 1:40pm Johnny English Strikes Again 3:25pm This is the End 5:25pm Johnny English 7:05pm Johnny English Reborn 9:00pm Johnny English Strikes Again 10:45pm Stuck on You 12:45am Father Figures 2:45am The Back-Up Plan

THURSDAY TV

8:00am Hollyoaks 8:30am Hollyoaks 9:00am Couples Come Dine with Me 10:00am Junior Bake Off 11:00am The Big Bang Theory 11:30am The Big Bang Theory 12:00pm The Goldbergs 12:30pm The Goldbergs 1:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 1:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:00pm The Big Bang Theory 2:30pm The Big Bang Theory 3:00pm Mike & Molly 3:30pm Mike & Molly 4:00pm Young Sheldon 4:30pm Young Sheldon 5:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6:00pm The Goldbergs 6:30pm The Goldbergs 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 7:30pm The Big Bang Theory 8:00pm Hollyoaks 8:30pm Come Dine with Me 9:00pm Young Sheldon 9:30pm Young Sheldon 10:00pm Pants on Fire 11:00pm The Inbetweeners 11:35pm The Inbetweeners 12:10am The Big Bang Theory 12:40am The Big Bang Theory 1:05am First Dates

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1:15pm EFL Greatest Games 1:30pm SPFL Greatest Games 1:45pm SPFL Greatest Games 2:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Preview Show 2:30pm Football Countdowns 3:00pm Football Years 3:30pm Football Years 4:00pm EFL Highlights 5:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Preview Show 5:30pm The Fantasy Football Club 5:40pm EFL Greatest Games 5:55pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 8:00pm Football's Greatest Players 8:30pm The Fantasy Football Club 8:40pm Live International Football 10:45pm The Fantasy Football Club 11:00pm Championship Season Review 12:00am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 12:30am Football's Greatest Players

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10:30am 12:10pm 2:00pm 3:45pm 5:25pm 7:10pm 9:00pm 11:00pm 12:45am 2:35am 4:10am

Ray & Liz Hotel Mumbai: Special 303 Squadron Sword of Trust A woman called Cynthia inherits a Confederate sword from her deceased grandfather.

Venus Miss Bala The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Galveston Sword of Trust Miss Bala The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Death Do Us Part Galveston Pledge Venus

Live NBA: Golden State @ L.A. Clippers 6:30am Sky Sports News 7:00am Good Morning Sports Fans Bitesize 7:30am Good Morning Sports Fans Bitesize 8:00am Live European Tour Golf 3:00pm Live F1 Drivers Press Conference The drivers answer the media's questions ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix.

3:30pm Sky Sports News 4:00pm Sky Sports News 5:00pm Sky Sports News 6:00pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers Turkey v Iceland (Kick-off 5.00pm).

8:00pm Live Grand Slam of Darts 12:00am Sky Sports News 1:00am Sky Sports News 1:30am Live NFL Cleveland Browns v Pittsburgh Steelers (Kick-off 1.20am)

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7:00am Breakfast 10:15am Dom Does America 11:00am Homes Under the Hammer 12:00pm Claimed and Shamed 12:45pm Ill Gotten Gains 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One; Weather 2:30pm BBC London News; Weather 2:45pm Doctors 3:15pm Headhunters 4:00pm Escape to the Country 4:45pm Money for Nothing 5:30pm Antiques Road Trip 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six; Weather 7:30pm BBC London News; Weather 8:00pm The One Show 8:30pm Children in Need 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:25pm Regional News and Weather 11:30pm Weather 11:35pm Children in Need 1:30am Children in Need

7:30am 8:15am 9:00am 10:00am 11:00am 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm

4:50am ITV Nightscreen 6:05am Judge Rinder 7:00am Good Morning Britain 9:30am Lorraine 10:25am Judge Rinder 11:30am This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV Lunchtime News 2:55pm ITV News London 3:00pm Dickinson's Real Deal 4:00pm Tenable 4:59pm ITV London Weather 5:00pm Tipping Point 6:00pm Cash Trapped 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV Evening News 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Coronation Street 9:30pm Vera 11:25pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 11:55pm ITV News London 12:10am Ant & Dec's DNA Journey 1:30am The Jonathan Ross Show 2:25am Ideal World 4:00am Meet the Parents

7:45am You've Been Framed!

8:10am Dinner Date 9:00am I'm A Celebrity Surviving the Jungle 9:55am You've Been Framed!

10:25am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 11:25am Superstore 11:50am Superstore 12:15pm Dress to Impress 1:15pm Catchphrase 2:15pm You've Been Framed!

2:50pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3:45pm Supermarket Sweep 4:50pm Dinner Date 5:50pm Dress to Impress 6:55pm I'm A Celebrity Surviving the Jungle 8:00pm You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Supermarket Sweep 10:00pm The World's End 11:05pm FYI Daily 11:10pm The World's End 12:15am Family Guy 12:40am Family Guy

5:45pm 6:15pm 7:00pm 8:00pm 8:30pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 10:50pm 11:00pm 11:35pm 12:05am 12:10am 1:15am 2:55am 3:25am

Dom Does America Flog It! Gardeners' World BBC News at 9 Victoria Derbyshire BBC Newsroom Live Politics Live Talking Pictures Talking Pictures Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals Eggheads Flog It! Strictly: It Takes Two Richard Osman's House of Games Mastermind Mountain Vets The Name of the Rose Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby Children in Need Newsnight Weather Later - with Jools Holland Look Back in Anger Panorama The Day California Burned

8:00pm World News Today The day's leading stories.

8:30pm Top of the Pops: 1988 9:00pm A Blackpool Big Band Special: Jools Holland and His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra The pianist and presenter of Later leads his orchestra in a concert at Blackpool's Empress Ballroom.

10:00pm Top of the Pops: 1988 10:30pm Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes 12:00am David Bowie: Finding Fame 1:30am Peaky Blinders 2:30am Peaky Blinders 3:30am Peaky Blinders

3:30am Teleshopping 7:00am Classic Coronation Street 7:25am Classic Coronation Street 7:55am Classic Emmerdale 8:25am Classic Emmerdale 8:55am Heartbeat 9:55am On the Buses 10:30am On the Buses 11:05am Man About the House 11:40am Agatha Christie's Poirot 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:20pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 6:50pm Heartbeat 7:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 9:00pm The Theory of Everything 11:30pm Foyle's War 1:35am The Street

7:55am King of Queens 8:20am King of Queens 8:45am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:10am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:40am Frasier 10:10am Frasier 10:40am Frasier 11:10am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 12:05pm Undercover Boss USA 1:00pm Channel 4 News 1:05pm Couples Come Dine with Me 2:05pm A New Life in the Sun 3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm A Place in the Sun 5:00pm Escape to the Chateau: DIY 6:00pm Junior Bake Off 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 8:30pm Unreported World 9:00pm Flirty Dancing 10:00pm Gogglebox 11:00pm The Last Leg 12:05am Harry Hill's Clubnite

4:00am Teleshopping 7:00am Football's Greatest: Bobby Charlton 7:20am The Saint 8:25am Kojak 9:30am Quincy, M.E. 10:35am Minder 11:45am The Sweeney 12:50pm The Professionals 1:55pm The Protectors 2:30pm ITV Racing Live 5:00pm The Car Chasers 5:30pm Football's Greatest: Johan Cruyff 5:50pm The Professionals 6:50pm The Sweeney 8:00pm The Chase 9:00pm River Monsters 10:00pm U.S. Marshals 11:05pm FYI Daily 11:10pm U.S. Marshals 12:40am All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite 2:50am The Contender 4:00am Teleshopping

8:30am 8:40am 9:00am 9:10am 9:25am 9:45am 10:00am 10:15am 12:15pm 1:10pm 1:15pm 2:10pm 2:15pm 2:45pm 3:20pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 6:00pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 9:00pm

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Peppa Pig Top Wing Paw Patrol Floogals Becca's Bunch Little Princess Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom Jeremy Vine Casualty 24/7 5 News Lunchtime Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords Access Home and Away Neighbours Baby in a Manger Friends Friends 5 News at 5 Neighbours Home and Away 5 News Tonight The Gadget Show The World's Most Scenic Railway Journeys Great British Ships Inside Russia's Toughest Prisons The Rock

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The Bridge on the River Kwai 10:15am Birth of the Dragon 12:00pm Battle: Los Angeles 2:15pm The Chronicles of Riddick 4:30pm Armageddon 7:15pm Birth of the Dragon 9:00pm The Matrix 11:30pm The Matrix Reloaded 2:00am The Matrix Revolutions 4:15am Red Heat

6:05am 8:05am 10:10am 12:30pm 2:15pm 3:50pm 5:40pm 7:15pm 9:00pm 10:35pm 12:25am 2:20am 4:00am

Roxanne Good Morning, Vietnam Downsizing Tag Holmes & Watson The Other Guys Mr Bean's Holiday Tag Holmes & Watson The Other Guys Pitch Perfect American Pie Better Watch Out

FRIDAY TV

8:30am Hollyoaks 9:00am Couples Come Dine with Me 10:00am Junior Bake Off 11:00am The Big Bang Theory 11:30am The Big Bang Theory 12:00pm The Goldbergs 12:30pm The Goldbergs 1:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 1:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:00pm The Big Bang Theory 2:30pm The Big Bang Theory 3:00pm Mike & Molly 3:30pm Mike & Molly 4:00pm Young Sheldon 4:30pm Young Sheldon 5:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6:00pm The Goldbergs 6:30pm The Goldbergs 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 7:30pm The Big Bang Theory 8:00pm Hollyoaks 9:00pm Come Dine with Me 9:30pm The Big Bang Theory 10:00pm The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 12:20am Rick and Morty 12:50am Robot Chicken 1:25am Rick and Morty

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Gemini Man: Special The Hurricane Heist: The Eye of the Storm Ray & Liz Sword of Trust A woman called Cynthia inherits a Confederate sword from her deceased grandfather.

Venus The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Little Monsters Miss Bala Galveston The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Little Monsters Miss Bala Death Do Us Part Pledge Venus

Sky Sports News Good Morning Sports Fans Bitesize 7:30am Good Morning Sports Fans Bitesize 8:00am Good Morning Sports Fans 9:00am Live European Tour Golf 3:00pm Football Centre 4:00pm Football Centre 5:00pm Football Centre 6:00pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 8:00pm Live Grand Slam of Darts 11:00pm Sky Sports News at Ten 12:00am Sky Sports News 1:00am Sky Sports News 2:00am Live WWE Late Night Smackdown 4:00am Sky Sports News 4:30am Live NBA: Boston @ Golden State Golden State Warriors v Boston Celtics (Tip-off 3.30am)

2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 3:30pm 4:00pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 5:40pm 5:55pm 8:00pm 8:30pm 8:40pm 10:45pm 11:15pm 11:30pm 11:45pm 12:00am

SPFL Greatest Games Football Countdowns Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights Football Years Football Years EFL Highlights Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights The Fantasy Football Club EFL Greatest Games Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights The Fantasy Football Club Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights The Fantasy Football Club EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games Football's Greatest Players

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Advertising Feature

November training sessions Presented by Kaspar Huijsman AT BinckBank we firmly believe education is the key to success when it comes to investing. That’s why we have set up a series of seminars cover­ ing financial instruments at the Investment Academy. The seminars will take place on two separate days and are available for investors who have just started on the road to investing and for those who have more experience.

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The seminars will cover the following In­ struments: • Bonds • Shares • Funds • ETFs • CFDs • Forex

TRAINING SESSION FOR BEGINNERS 21st November 2019 Kaspar Huijsman will give a detailed description of how these instruments work and how you can start using them yourself.

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Is this seminar for you?

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ADVANCED TRAINING SESSION 22nd November 2019 You may have been investing for years however, you might want to freshen up your knowledge and learn some more about financial instruments. The mar­ kets and products are always fluid and sometimes it’s good to take a step back, learn and adjust to changes. Kaspar Hui­ jsman will give a brief description about these financial products and then dive into real live examples and calculations.

Is this seminar for you?

The content of this seminar has been developed especially for people who are experienced investors or day traders and want to broaden their knowledge. If you are beginning to invest and want to get to know the basics, we invite you to the seminar on November 22.

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TRAVEL

It’s not just the wine...

ONE single word in Spanish conjures up only one image... and that word is Rioja.

And with Rioja comes the fine wines that are made in the region in Spain that bears its name.

The wine is produced from grapes harvested in both the autonomous communities of La Rio­ ja and Navarre and the Basque province of Ala­ va. Rioja itself is divided into three zones known as Rioja Alta, Rioja Baja and Rioja Alavesa, and a significant number of the famous wines from the region are blended from fruit grown in all three.

La Rioja is located south of the Cantabrian Mountains along the River Ebro, and benefits from a typical continental climate with the mountains helping to protect the many vine­ yards from the fierce winds.

The name Rioja is believed to have taken its name from the River Oja (Rio Oja), and most of the area is situated on a plateau around 460 metres (1,500 feet) above sea level. Yes, wine is the dominating feature of La Rioja ­ not a sur­

prise when you consider there are over 500 wineries ­ but as well as wine tasting (and buy­ ing the odd crate to sample at a later date) a vis­ it to the region also offers a wide range of other activities.

The more adventurous can take part in horse­riding, hot­air ballooning and quad biking, whereas the more relaxed can investigate La Ri­ oja’s links to the Saint James pilgrim route. De­ clared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO, the Santo Domingo de la Calzada and its cathedral, San Millán de la Cogolla, site of the Suso and Yu­ so monasteries, are known for being the birth­ place of the first written words in Spanish.

The unbeatable combination of culture and wine makes the La Rioja region a place not to miss out on.

Add to that the forest areas, lunar landscapes and mountainous areas there is every opportu­ nity for some spectacular photography.

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7:00am Breakfast 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Live 12:30pm Flour Power 1:00pm Football Focus 1:30pm Homes Under the Hammer 2:00pm BBC News 2:10pm Weather 2:15pm Bargain Hunt 3:00pm Live International Rugby Union 5:30pm Garden Rescue 6:15pm BBC News 6:25pm BBC London News; Weather 6:30pm Weather 6:35pm Pointless 7:25pm The Hit List 8:05pm Strictly Come Dancing 9:20pm The Wall 10:10pm Casualty 11:00pm BBC News 11:15pm Weather 11:20pm Guardians of the Galaxy 1:15am The NFL Show 1:45am Weather for the Week Ahead 1:50am BBC News

7:40am The Amelia Gething Complex 8:00am Live International Rugby League 10:30am Deadly on a Mission: Pole to Pole 11:00am Robot Wars 12:00pm Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 1:00pm MasterChef: The Professionals 2:00pm MasterChef: The Professionals 3:00pm Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals 5:45pm International Rugby League 6:30pm Britain's Biggest Warship 7:30pm Dad's Army 8:00pm Wales: Land of the Wild 9:00pm Great Australian Railway Journeys 10:00pm QI XL 10:45pm Novels That Shaped Our World 11:45pm Pose 12:25am Pose 1:20am Jimi: All is by My Side

9:30am LEGO Jurassic World: The Legend of Isla Nublar 10:05am Mighty Magiswords!

10:25am ITV News 10:30am Saturday Morning with James Martin 12:40pm Nadia's Family Feasts 1:40pm ITV News and Weather 1:49pm ITV London Weather 1:50pm Riding a Dream 2:25pm ITV Racing Live 5:00pm Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs 5:30pm The Mountain 6:00pm Tipping Point 7:00pm ITV News and Weather 7:10pm ITV News London 7:15pm The Chase Celebrity Special 8:10pm Take Me Out 9:20pm The X Factor: Celebrity 11:10pm The Jonathan Ross Show 12:15am ITV News and Weather

7:50am 10:05am 1:05pm 2:25pm 3:05pm 4:00pm

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10:40pm 11:15pm 11:40pm 12:10am 12:35am

Emmerdale Coronation Street Take Me Out Catchphrase You've Been Framed!

Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams FYI Daily Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams Step Up 2: The Streets FYI Daily Step Up 2: The Streets The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies FYI Daily The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy American Dad! American Dad!

SATURDAY TV

James May's Big Trouble in Model Britain Earth's Natural Wonders Spiral Spiral Top of the Pops: 1988 Top of the Pops: 1988 The Proclaimers: This Is the Story Peaky Blinders Peaky Blinders Thomas deals with an IRA chief who has come to Small Heath to avenge his cousin's death.

Peaky Blinders

7:20am King of Queens 7:45am Everybody Loves Raymond 8:10am Everybody Loves Raymond 8:35am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:00am Frasier 9:30am Frasier 10:00am Frasier 10:35am Heineken Champions Cup Rugby: The Big Tackle 11:35am The Big Bang Theory 12:00pm The Big Bang Theory 12:30pm The Simpsons 1:00pm The Simpsons 1:30pm Heineken Champions Cup Rugby Union 4:10pm A Place in the Sun 4:55pm A Place in the Sun 5:30pm Four Rooms 6:30pm The Secret Life of the Zoo 7:30pm Channel 4 News 8:00pm Great British Car Journeys 9:00pm Independence Day 11:50pm Formula 1

10:20am Shimmer and Shine 10:35am Digby Dragon 10:45am SpongeBob Squarepants 11:00am Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 11:10am Access 11:15am Friends 11:40am Friends 12:10pm Friends 12:40pm Friends 1:10pm Friends 1:35pm Friends 2:05pm Mrs. Miracle 3:05pm Access 3:10pm Mrs. Miracle 4:00pm A Very Nutty Christmas 5:00pm Access 5:05pm A Very Nutty Christmas 5:55pm Enchanted 6:55pm Access 7:00pm Enchanted 7:55pm 5 News Weekend 8:00pm Police Interceptors 9:00pm No Ticket No Travel: Fare Dodging Wars 10:00pm Live Boxing 12:05am Greatest Sci-Fi Movies

6:20am How I Met Your Mother 7:00am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 7:55am The Frozen Phenomenon 8:55am Made in Chelsea 10:00am The Goldbergs 10:30am The Goldbergs 10:55am The Goldbergs 11:25am The Goldbergs 11:55am Small Soldiers 2:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 3:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 3:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 4:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 4:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6:00pm Young Sheldon 6:30pm The Big Bang Theory 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 7:30pm The Big Bang Theory 8:00pm The Big Bang Theory 8:30pm The Big Bang Theory 9:00pm The Big Bang Theory 9:30pm The Big Bang Theory 10:00pm Ride Along 12:00am Gogglebox 1:05am First Dates

Live NBA: Boston @ Golden State 7:00am Sky Sports News 8:00am Good Morning Sports Fans 8:30am Live European Tour Golf 2:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights England v Montenegro.

2:30pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers Cyprus v Scotland (Kick-off 2.00pm).

Coverage of the Group I match from GSP Stadium.

5:15pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 8:15pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 11:30pm Sky Sports News at Ten 12:00am Live NBA: Brooklyn @ Chicago 2:30am Sporting Records 3:00am Sky Sports News 4:00am Sky Sports News 5:00am Sky Sports News

4:50am My Life as a Fairy Tale: Hans Christian Andersen 6:20am On the Buses 6:45am ITV3 Nightscreen 7:00am On the Buses 7:25am Agatha Christie's Poirot 8:30am Agatha Christie's Poirot 9:40am Inspector Morse 11:55am Agatha Christie's Poirot 1:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 3:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 5:55pm Foyle's War 8:00pm Midsomer Murders 10:00pm Endeavour 12:00am Lewis 2:00am The Loch 2:50am On the Buses 3:15am ITV3 Nightscreen 3:30am Teleshopping

7:00am World of Sport: Kings of the Canvas 7:10am The Protectors 7:35am The Professionals 8:30am The Big Fish Off 9:20am Monster Carp 10:30am ITV Racing: The Opening Show 11:30am Goals of the 70s 11:40am Minder 12:45pm The Car Chasers 1:15pm Made in Britain 2:20pm Junk and Disorderly 3:20pm The Way West 4:30pm FYI Daily 4:35pm The Way West 5:45pm The Magnificent Seven Ride!

6:50pm FYI Daily 6:55pm The Magnificent Seven Ride!

7:55pm Cahill, US Marshal 8:55pm FYI Daily 9:00pm Cahill, US Marshal 10:00pm Benidorm 11:00pm Ronin 12:10am FYI Daily 12:15am Ronin 1:30am Minder 2:30am The Sweeney

9:00am 11:30am 1:45pm 4:15pm

6:00am Hotel Mumbai: Special 6:30am Gemini Man: Special 7:00am Sword of Trust 8:45am The Top Ten Show 9:00am Miss Bala 11:00am Hotel Mumbai: Special 11:30am The Nutcracker and the Four Realms 1:25pm Little Monsters 3:15pm The Smuggler Earl Stone, an award-winning horticulturist and Korean War veteran, is facing financial ruin.

5:25pm Galveston 7:15pm The Nutcracker and the Four Realms 9:00pm Little Monsters 10:45pm The Smuggler 12:50am Miss Bala 2:50am Death Do Us Part 4:40am Venus

7:00am EFL Highlights 8:00am Football's Greatest Players 8:30am EFL Greatest Games 8:45am SPFL Greatest Games 9:00am EFL Greatest Games 9:15am EFL Greatest Games 9:30am EFL Highlights 10:30am Saturday Social 11:30am Soccer A.M. 1:00pm Championship Season Review 2:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 2:30pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 5:15pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 8:15pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 11:30pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 12:00am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 12:30am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 1:00am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 1:30am Football's Greatest Players

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9:00pm 10:00pm 10:55pm 11:55pm 12:25am 12:55am 1:55am 2:55am

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11:30pm 1:50am 4:00am

The Karate Kid Mortal Engines The Matrix The Matrix Reloaded The Matrix Revolutions Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Mortal Engines Kick-Ass Kick-Ass 2

5:45am 7:40am 9:45am 11:50am 2:05pm 4:05pm 6:00pm 8:00pm 10:00pm 12:00am 1:45am 3:50am 5:40am

Trapped Night School Crazy Rich Asians Spanglish Superbad Blockers Boomerang Mamma Mia! Night School Little Monsters Crazy Rich Asians American Pie 2 Gulliver's Travels

6:45pm 9:00pm

4:30am

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SUNDAY TV

Wanted Down Under Bargain Hunt BBC News Weather for the Week Ahead Songs of Praise Lifeline Animal Park Children in Need Seven Worlds, One Planet BBC News BBC London News; Weather Weather Countryfile Seven Worlds, One Planet Strictly Come Dancing His Dark Materials The War of the Worlds BBC News BBC London News; Weather Weather The Richard Dimbleby Lecture The Women's Football Show

7:15am A to Z of TV Gardening 8:00am The Great Chelsea Garden Challenge 9:00am Around the World in 80 Gardens 10:00am Countryfile 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:30pm MasterChef: The Professionals 1:30pm Rick Stein's Secret France 2:30pm Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 3:25pm From Here to Eternity 5:20pm Flog It! 6:00pm The World's Most Extraordinary Homes 7:00pm Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals 10:00pm Reggie in China 11:00pm The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan 12:00am The Hurt Locker 2:05am Question Time 3:05am Best House in Town 3:50am Holby City

8:00pm The Women's Football Show Highlights of the weekend's games in the Super League, and a look at the biggest issues in the women's game.

8:30pm The Taff: The River That Made Wales 9:00pm The Met Opera House 11:00pm World of Ursula K Le Guin 11:55pm The Byrd Who Flew Alone: The Triumphs & Tragedy of Gene Clark 1:25am The Sinner Detective investigate when a woman is consumed by a fit of rage and stabs a stranger to death on a beach.

2:10am Peaky Blinders 3:10am Peaky Blinders

7:45am King of Queens 8:10am King of Queens 8:35am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30am Dubai 2019 World Para Athletics Championships 10:30am Sunday Brunch 1:25pm The Simpsons 1:55pm The Simpsons 2:25pm Flushed Away 4:10pm Kung Fu Panda: The Kaboom of Doom 6:00pm A Place in the Sun 6:35pm The Dog House 7:30pm Channel 4 News 8:00pm Great Canal Journeys 9:00pm Escape to the Chateau 10:00pm Speed: World's Fastest Tractor 11:30pm Formula 1 1:30am Criminal 3:25am Four in a Bed 3:50am Four in a Bed 4:20am Four in a Bed 4:45am Four in a Bed 5:15am Four in a Bed

1:05pm Just in Time for Christmas 2:05pm Access 2:10pm Just in Time for Christmas 2:55pm Mrs Miracle 2: Miracle in Manhattan 3:55pm Access 4:00pm Mrs Miracle 2: Miracle in Manhattan 4:50pm The Christmas Train 5:50pm Access 5:55pm The Christmas Train 6:50pm 5 News Weekend 6:55pm Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 7:55pm Access 8:00pm Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 9:00pm Ben-Hur 10:10pm 5 News Update 10:15pm Ben-Hur 11:25pm Gladiator 2:15am The 21.Co.UK Live Casino Show 4:15am Daddy Day Camp 5:45am House Doctor

6:15am How I Met Your Mother 7:00am Hollyoaks 9:30am The Princess Bride 11:35am Young Sheldon 12:05pm The Big Bang Theory 12:35pm The Big Bang Theory 1:05pm The Big Bang Theory 1:35pm The Big Bang Theory 2:05pm The Big Bang Theory 2:35pm The Big Bang Theory 3:05pm The Big Bang Theory 3:35pm The Big Bang Theory 4:05pm The Big Bang Theory 4:35pm The Big Bang Theory 5:05pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5:35pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6:05pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6:35pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 7:05pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 7:35pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 8:05pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 8:35pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 9:05pm X-Men 11:00pm Rob Beckett's Savage Socials 11:45pm Naked Attraction 12:45am The Big Bang Theory 1:15am The Big Bang Theory 1:45am Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:15am Brooklyn Nine-Nine

7:00am Sky Sports News 8:00am Live European Tour Golf 2:00pm Live Grand Slam of Darts 5:00pm Live Formula 1 5:30pm Live Formula 1 6:05pm Live Formula 1 8:00pm Live Grand Slam of Darts 10:00pm Atherton Lord's Pavilion Portraits 10:05pm Live NFL Coverage of an NFL match.

1:30am Live NBC's FNIA Coverage of Football Night in America, which looks ahead to the latest live NFL fixture.

2:10am Live NFL Los Angeles Rams v Chicago Bears (Kickoff 1.20am).

Robozuna Spy School ITV News Beautiful Baking with Juliet Sear John and Lisa's Weekend Kitchen Nadia's Family Feasts Love Your Garden ITV News and Weather ITV London Weather The X Factor: Celebrity Back to Mine Live International Football ITV News and Weather ITV News London Tipping Point The Chase Celebrity Special I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!

ITV News and Weather ITV London Weather International Football Highlights

6:50am ITV2 Nightscreen 7:00am Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 7:20am Emmerdale 9:35am Coronation Street 12:35pm The X Factor: Celebrity 2:20pm I'm A Celebrity Surviving the Jungle 3:20pm Catchphrase 4:25pm Beauty and the Beast 5:25pm FYI Daily 5:30pm Beauty and the Beast 6:10pm Shrek 7:10pm FYI Daily 7:15pm Shrek 7:55pm Yes Man 8:55pm FYI Daily 9:00pm Yes Man 10:00pm Family Guy 10:30pm Family Guy 11:00pm Celebrity Juice 11:45pm I'm a Celebrity: Extra Camp 12:50am American Dad! 1:20am American Dad! 1:45am Release the Hounds

7:00am On the Buses 7:30am Agatha Christie's Poirot 8:35am Heartbeat 9:35am Heartbeat 10:40am Agatha Christie's Poirot 12:40pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 2:35pm Inspector Morse 4:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 6:00pm Lewis 8:00pm Lewis 10:00pm Midsomer Murders 12:00am Scott & Bailey 1:00am Scott & Bailey 2:05am Scott & Bailey 2:55am Scott & Bailey 3:45am A Touch of Frost 5:35am Agatha Christie's Poirot

7:00am 7:25am 8:15am 9:00am 10:05am 11:10am 12:15pm 1:20pm 2:30pm 5:00pm 6:05pm 7:05pm 7:10pm 8:10pm

10:45am The Karate Kid, Part II 12:45pm The Karate Kid, Part III 2:45pm The Top Ten Show 3:00pm Skyscraper 5:00pm Braveheart 8:00pm Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald 10:30pm Skyscraper 12:30am Watchmen

6:30am Final Score: Special 7:00am Sword of Trust 8:45am The Nutcracker and the Four Realms 10:40am Hotel Mumbai: Special 11:10am The Smuggler 1:20pm Little Monsters 3:10pm The Kid 5:10pm The Nutcracker and the Four Realms 7:00pm The Smuggler 9:00pm Little Monsters 10:45pm The Kid 12:45am Death Do Us Part 2:35am Pledge A group of misfit college freshmen, David, Ethan and Justin, attempt to achieve more credibility by pledging to an exclusive fraternity.

4:10am Miss Bala

11:00am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 11:30am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 12:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 12:30pm Live EFL 2:55pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 5:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 5:30pm The Fantasy Football Club 5:55pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 8:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 8:30pm The Fantasy Football Club 8:40pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 10:45pm The Fantasy Football Club 11:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Round-up Show 12:00am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 12:30am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights

9:10pm 9:15pm 10:15pm 11:15pm 11:20pm 1:25am 3:35am 4:00am

The Protectors Motorsport UK Fifth Gear Minder The Professionals The Sweeney The Sweeney The Big Fish Off ITV Racing Live Monster Carp Cahill, US Marshal FYI Daily Cahill, US Marshal The Magnificent Seven Ride!

FYI Daily The Magnificent Seven Ride!

A Fistful of Dynamite FYI Daily A Fistful of Dynamite Columbo: Make Me a Perfect Murder Tommy Cooper Teleshopping

7:25am

Here Comes the Boom 9:20am Think Like a Man 11:25am Think Like a Man Too 1:20pm Friends with Benefits 3:15pm About Time 5:25pm The Family Stone 7:15pm Mean Girls 9:00pm Game Night 10:50pm Friends with Benefits 12:45am Pitch Perfect 3 2:25am American Pie: The Wedding

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Claimed and Shamed Ill Gotten Gains Bargain Hunt BBC News at One; Weather BBC London News; Weather Doctors Father Brown Escape to the Country Money for Nothing The Repair Shop Pointless BBC News at Six; Weather BBC London News; Weather The One Show Critical Incident EastEnders Room 101 Panorama BBC News at Ten Regional News and Weather Weather The Young Offenders Earth From Space Weather for the Week Ahead

6:05am Judge Rinder 7:00am Good Morning Britain 9:30am Lorraine 10:25am Judge Rinder 11:30am This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV Lunchtime News 2:55pm ITV News London 3:00pm Dickinson's Real Deal 4:00pm Tenable 4:59pm ITV London Weather 5:00pm Tipping Point 6:00pm Cash Trapped 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV Evening News 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Coronation Street 9:00pm The Mountain 9:30pm Coronation Street 10:00pm I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!

11:30pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 12:00am ITV News London 12:15am On Assignment 12:50am All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite

7:30am 8:15am 9:00am 10:00am 11:00am 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:15pm 4:00pm 5:00pm 5:45pm 6:15pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 9:30pm 10:00pm 11:30pm 12:10am 12:15am

1:15am 2:15am

Dom Does America Flog It! Natural World BBC News at 9 Victoria Derbyshire BBC Newsroom Live Politics Live Street Auction Chase the Case Coast and Country Auctions Who Do You Think You Are? Yes Chef Eggheads Flog It! Richard Osman's House of Games Strictly: It Takes Two Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Only Connect University Challenge Vienna Blood Newsnight Weather Bollywood: The World's Biggest Film Industry The Apprentice Countryfile

7:45am Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 8:10am Dinner Date 9:00am Emmerdale 9:30am Coronation Street 10:25am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 11:25am I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!

1:15pm Emmerdale 1:45pm Coronation Street 2:50pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3:45pm Supermarket Sweep 4:50pm Dinner Date 5:50pm Dress to Impress 6:55pm Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 7:10pm I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!

9:00pm Supermarket Sweep 10:00pm Family Guy 10:30pm American Dad! 11:00pm Family Guy 11:30pm I'm a Celebrity: Extra Camp 12:35am Family Guy 1:05am American Dad!

8:00pm Beyond 100 Days 8:30pm Clarissa and the King's Cookbook 9:00pm Princess Margaret: The Rebel Royal Documentary profiling Princess Margaret, whose life and loves reflected the social and sexual revolution that transformed Britain during the 20th century.

10:00pm Storyville 11:25pm The Sun 12:25am Into the Wind 12:55am Peaky Blinders 1:55am Peaky Blinders 2:55am Peaky Blinders 3:55am Peaky Blinders

6:30am ITV3 Nightscreen 7:00am Classic Coronation Street 7:25am Classic Coronation Street 7:55am Classic Emmerdale 8:25am Classic Emmerdale 8:55am Heartbeat 9:55am On the Buses 10:30am On the Buses 11:05am Man About the House 11:40am Agatha Christie's Poirot 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:20pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 6:55pm Heartbeat 7:55pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 9:00pm Doc Martin 10:00pm Vera 12:00am Innocent 1:00am A Touch of Frost

8:20am King of Queens 8:45am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:10am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:40am Frasier 10:10am Frasier 10:40am Frasier 11:10am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 12:05pm Undercover Boss USA 1:00pm Channel 4 News 1:05pm Couples Come Dine with Me 2:05pm Escape to the Chateau: DIY 3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm Find it, Fix it, Flog it 5:00pm A Place in the Sun: Home or Away 6:00pm Junior Bake Off 7:00pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 9:00pm Dispatches 9:30pm My Money Secret 10:00pm 24 Hours in A&E 11:00pm Home Free 12:00am First Dates 1:05am First Dates 2:05am Pants on Fire

7:00am 7:25am 8:20am 9:10am 10:15am 11:25am 12:30pm 1:35pm 2:40pm 3:45pm 4:45pm 5:50pm 6:55pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 11:00pm 11:05pm 12:05am 1:05am 1:10am 2:10am 3:10am 4:00am

Tommy Cooper The Saint Kojak Quincy, M.E. Minder The Sweeney The Professionals The Saint Kojak Quincy, M.E. Minder The Professionals The Sweeney The Chase Celebrity Special Junk and Disorderly The Enforcer FYI Daily The Enforcer Death Race FYI Daily Death Race Car Crash Global: Caught on Camera Motorsport UK Teleshopping

8:40am 9:00am 9:10am 9:25am 9:45am 10:00am 10:15am 12:15pm 1:10pm 1:15pm 2:10pm 2:15pm 2:45pm 3:15pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 6:00pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 9:00pm 10:00pm 11:00pm 12:05am 1:05am

Top Wing Paw Patrol Floogals Becca's Bunch Little Princess Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom Jeremy Vine Casualty 24/7 5 News Lunchtime Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords Access Home and Away Neighbours Secret Santa Friends Friends 5 News at 5 Neighbours Home and Away 5 News Tonight Alaska: A Year in the Wild Traffic Cops Cold Call Bouncers 24/7 Raw Recruits: Squaddies at 16 Raids

11:00am The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 1:00pm The Fast and the Furious 3:00pm 2 Fast 2 Furious 5:00pm The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 7:00pm Fast and Furious 9:00pm Fast and Furious Five 11:15pm Fast and Furious 6 1:30am The Scorpion King: Book of Souls

7:45am 9:30am

Raising Arizona O Brother, Where Art Thou?

11:30am Bad Teacher 1:20pm Zoolander 3:00pm Lost in London 5:00pm Shanghai Noon 7:00pm Shanghai Knights 9:00pm Father Figures 11:00pm Zoolander 12:35am American Pie: Reunion 2:35am Bad Teacher 4:20am Class Rank

9:00am Couples Come Dine with Me 10:00am Junior Bake Off 11:00am The Big Bang Theory 11:30am The Big Bang Theory 12:00pm The Goldbergs 12:30pm The Goldbergs 1:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 1:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:00pm The Big Bang Theory 2:30pm The Big Bang Theory 3:00pm Mike & Molly 3:30pm Mike & Molly 4:00pm Young Sheldon 4:30pm Young Sheldon 5:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 5:30pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6:00pm The Goldbergs 6:30pm The Goldbergs 7:00pm The Big Bang Theory 7:30pm The Big Bang Theory 8:00pm Hollyoaks 8:30pm Come Dine with Me 9:00pm The Big Bang Theory 9:30pm The Big Bang Theory 10:00pm The Inbetweeners Movie 12:00am The Inbetweeners 12:35am The Inbetweeners 1:10am The Big Bang Theory

6:10am 6:30am

The Top Ten Show Hotel Mumbai: Special 7:00am The Kid 8:50am The Hurricane Heist: The Eye of the Storm 9:20am Little Monsters 11:10am Ashes in the Snow 1:05pm The Top Ten Show 1:20pm The Smuggler 3:30pm Venus 5:20pm The Kid 7:15pm Ashes in the Snow 9:00pm Little Monsters 10:45pm The Smuggler 12:50am Pledge 2:25am Death Do Us Part 4:20am Sword of Trust A woman called Cynthia inherits a Confederate sword from her deceased grandfather.

MONDAY TV

7:00am 7:30am 8:00am 9:00am 10:00am 11:00am 12:00pm 12:30pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm 4:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm 7:00pm 8:00pm 11:00pm 11:30pm 12:00am 1:00am 2:00am

Good Morning Sports Fans Bitesize Good Morning Sports Fans Bitesize Good Morning Sports Fans Good Morning Sports Fans Good Morning Sports Fans Football Centre Football Centre Ref Watch Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News at 5 Sky Sports News at 6 Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers Sky Sports News at Ten Joshua v Ruiz - A Heavyweight Upset Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Live NFL

2:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Round-up Show 3:00pm Football Years 3:30pm Football Years 4:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Round-up Show 5:00pm The Fantasy Football Club 5:15pm The Fantasy Football Club 5:30pm Football's Greatest Players 6:00pm EFL Greatest Games 6:15pm EFL Greatest Games 6:30pm SPFL Greatest Games 6:45pm SPFL Greatest Games 7:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Round-up Show 8:00pm Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights 8:30pm The Fantasy Football Club 8:40pm Live Euro 2020 Qualifiers 10:45pm The Fantasy Football Club 11:00pm Championship Season Review 12:00am Euro 2020 Qualifiers Highlights

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Increased data - no extra cost LOBSTER, the only mobile operator in Spain to offer a service completely in English, an­ nounces from today that all its tariff plans have just got even better, with no changes in price.

Lobster has increased data permanently by up to double across all its tariff plans, so Lob­ ster customers can now surf the internet more and for longer! All tariff plans continue to in­ clude unlimited calls and texts in Spain, to the UK and other countries, and start from just €12 per month VAT included. Everyone gets the increase in data, both new customers and current customers. Lobster does not treat new customers better than current ones!

All current Lobster customers will get the data increase automatically, without having to do anything. In addition to unlimited calls and texts in Spain and to the UK, all our tariff plans also include unlimited calls and texts to Den­ mark, Germany, Gibraltar, Ireland, Nether­ lands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden and the USA. Also, the tariff plans include ‘Roam Like At Home’ so that customers can enjoy the same services while at home in any coun­ try in the European Economic Area, at no

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THE EXPAT EXPO, formerly The 50 Plus Expo, kicks off at the four­star IPV Palace Hotel and Spa, next to Fuen­ girola Castle, on the weekend of Sat­ urday and Sunday November 23 and 24. And the organisers point to a num­ ber of new attractions as well as proven favourites.

Eric Knowles from The Antiques Roadshow is back again giving free val­ uations as well as Mike Kelly who will be valuing coins, medals and stamps.

At last year’s event Mike discovered coins worth €50,000!

Dunnes Stores Christmas Corner Dunnes Stores will be presenting a selection of its Christmas decorations and other goodies.

Fashion shows A big hit last year was the fashion show at 3pm on each day featuring de­ signs from Sarah Haley’s highly ac­ claimed Mapuchi Moda range which is increasingly becoming the label of choice for the Coast’s discerning fash­ ionistas. A range of clothes for winter and spring will be featured and Sarah promises some stunning outfits with reasonable price tags.

New attractions New attractions include chef Adrian Davies who will be giving two cooking

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New attractions at Expat Expo at the IPV Spa Hotel, Fuengirola

A popular attraction at 3pm on both days of the event will be fashion shows featuring designs from Sara Haley’s highly acclaimed Mapuchi Moda range which is increasingly becoming the label of choice for the coast’s discerning fashionistas. demonstrations each day, as well as mixing cocktails to suit the dishes.

Samples will be available.

Free diabetes monitoring and hear­ ing tests Once again the Diabetes Support Group will be giving free tests. A warn­ ing: these tests are very popular, so make sure you get to the show early to ensure you get a test! Sontec will be giving free hearing tests.

Art tuition and exhibition

Well­known coast artist Roger Cum­ miskey, who has mounted numerous one­man exhibitions, will be hosting workshops for both aspiring and more experienced artists.

And The Andalucian International Artists art group will be displaying their new works at the show. Professional and dedicated visual artists from around Europe who are all living and working in Andalucaa formed the AIA Art Group nine years ago.

Acapella singing group Another popular attraction will be the appearance of the acapella singing group Reflections who will be featuring such classics as California Dreaming, Country Roads and Sentimental Jour­ ney. The group comprises four retired friends who regularly appear for chari­ ties along the coast. They will be ap­ pearing twice daily.

Dance lessons Once again Colin Guesdon and his Jive Dance team will be giving free modern and Latin dance lessons.

Free legal, finance and consumer advice The Consumers Association of Spain will be on hand to answer all your con­ sumer related questions as well as of­ fering advice on numerous areas which often concern coast residents. Legal and financial experts will also be also be available to offer advice.

Golf lessons Golf pros will be on hand to offer free lessons.

The free-admission Expo is open from 12 noon until 5pm on Saturday 23 and Sunday November 24.

Further information is available by emailing the organisers at: info@slp.ie • Telephone: 00353 87 2493917

Once again Eric Knowles will be giving free antique valuations from small items and larger items from photographs.

Programme of free Yoga and Pilates by the Anandala Laie Studios.

Saturday November 23: 12.30-13.45 Pilates 14.00-15.15 Mantras and Kirtan 15.30-16.45 Yin Yoga Sunday November 24: 12.30-13.45 Conscious flow Yoga 14.00-15.15 Soft Hatha Yoga and sound healing 15.30-16.45 Vinyasa flow Yoga

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11:00pm The ITV Election Interviews 12:00am ITV News 12:30am ITV News London 12:55am The Jonathan Ross Show 1:50am Ideal World 4:00am River Monsters 4:50am ITV Nightscreen

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Freelance correspondent, London, England

EVERY year thousands of expats realise their dream as they buy their ‘Place in the Sun.’ Living in Spain can be liberating for them as they adapt to the more relaxing, laid back lifestyle. What very few people warn them about, however, is the winter!

Most Spanish houses are not built with win­ ter in mind, and most hardy northern Euro­ peans think ‘How bad could it be?’ To which the answer is: ‘Pretty bad!’

Over 10 years ago Richard and Tony were in the same situation. Having recently moved to Spain, they were fruitlessly looking for a decent home heating solution for their two families when, by chance, Tony discov­ ered a Norwegian convector heater that was unavailable in Spain.

Already using electric heaters, Tony was amazed at the efficiency of the Norwegian heaters, joking that it was now costing him less to keep his family warm than it had been costing to keep them cold!

A general lack of insulation means that Spanish homes can be like an ice block once the sun goes down at night, and the chatter­ ing of teeth from frozen new expats can be heard like cicadas! However, you need not despair, the solution is at hand, and you do not need to re­invent the wheel.

The real secret of these heaters is the computer­age technology in the form of ex­ truded aluminium in the construction of the heating element. This material and the de­ sign creates a huge surface area for heat transfer, which means more air can be heat­

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Glimpse of the Interior of Aston Martin’s DBX

NICK HORNE’S Rich Pick INTO a crowded some say saturated market Aston Martin will launch its first Sports Utility Vehicle. The launch will be on November 20, 2019 in Beijing, China.

The launch price of the SUV by the British marque has been confirmed at €193,500 plac­ ing the SUV well into the luxury bracket of on­ road or indeed off­road vehicles. As the DBX is an Aston Martin the emphasis is on the Sport of the SUV. The wheel base; the distance be­ tween the front pair and the rear pair, is set to permit the design team to maintain a low and sleek profile while expanding the interior vol­ ume of the cabin. More than six months of the design team’s time was spent refining the dri­ ver’s position within the SUV. The seating posi­ tion delivers a clear view of the bonnet to give confidence when manoeuvring in tight posi­ tions with cars. The objective, to offer a cabin that gives the driver an instant and relaxed confidence and offering a promise of dynamic performance as well as clear lines of sight.

Moving from the driver’s seat to a dash­ board which accentuates the sense of space and luxury. Each button and dial has been posi­ tioned with care and following extensive test­ ing to achieve the aim of instant familiarity.

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The TFT screens are seamlessly integrated in the broad sweep of the dashboard despite their size they do not over­ whelm the ele­ gant sweep of 3. the interior.

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team too. Their solution, a bridged centre con­ sole provides a space that will accept a large

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FOR NEXT 7 DAYS AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) 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. The rewards are both social and financial.

PISCES (February 20 - March 20) 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. Trusting is sometimes difficult but it must happen sometime.

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. With many demands at the moment, restrict your exuberance on finances.

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.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) 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.

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 to let them think any bright ideas were theirs.

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

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?

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JOKER: 4 353 011 Saturday November 9

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20)

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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.

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Famous quote

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Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant.”

Robert Louis Stevenson SOURCE: Wikipedia

Women’s wit

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You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”

Mae West

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TIME

Across 1 Rolls goes off (5) 4 Plant is back in store (7) 8 Beginning to talk of payments for sweets (7) 9 Judge hold British currency (5) 10 Builder slain by clouts (5) 11 Fresh water is provided by restaurant staff (7) 12 Divers lacking water follow star (6) 14 Egyptian deity gets very large flower (6) 17 Italian dish to stir round and round (7) 19 Many young men have nothing inside them (5) 21 Knowing there's a conflict to the East (5) 22 Everyone eats thin crackers in colony (7) 23 We enter in style, somehow, in a charming manner (7) 24 Leaves the attendants (5) Down 1 Giant bird on a pole (5) 2 He's a violent scoundrel from FIFA run away! (7) 3 Look at Mississippi, it appears (5) 4 Deny any connection with row about Miss Piggy? (6) 5 A priest organising social occasions (7) 6 Weapon seen in some circles as a breakthrough (5)

7 Most fortresses have such locks on them (7) 12 Masters vandalised small rivers (7) 13 Tree rat built a hideaway (7) 15 Wandering from manor, GI collapsed (7)

Code Breaker

16 An official, no thanks to the railway (6) 18 Saint gets drink that's not fresh (5) 19 Slacken off and allow to surface (3,2) 20 Some useless information for a tennis champion (5)

Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 14 represents C and 23 represents G, so fill in C every time the figure 14 appears and G every time the figure 23 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 High-priced (6) 4 Not to achieve (4) 8 Say sorry (9) 9 Exchange for money (4) 10 Goes inside (6) 13 High-pitched and piercing (6) 15 Two items of the same kind (4) 18 Quivering with the cold (9) 19 Try out (4) 20 Makes even (6)

English - Spanish

Across 1 Alto (edificio, persona) (4) 3 Scared (8) 9 To forget (7) 10 Enfriar (5) 11 To stop (5) 12 To support (encourage) (6) 14 Bell (door) (6) 16 Revision (6) 19 Maid (6) 21 Plug (in bath, basin, barrel, for leak) (5) 24 Corto (longitud, distancia) (5) 25 Elegido (político) (7) 26 To whisper (8) 27 Masculino (humano) (4)

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION FACING PAGE

Down 1 Selects (7) 2 Little (5) 3 King of the jungle (4) 5 Similar (5) 6 Tell untruths (3) 7 Tied up (5) 11 Contracts (7) 12 Swift (5) 14 Spoils (5) 16 Quarrel (5) 17 Small rodents (4) 18 Be seated (3)

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

Down 1 Trumpet (8) 2 Hígado (5) 4 Gritar (6) 5 Partner (in business) (5) 6 Goddaughter (7) 7 Búhos (4) 8 To worship (6) 13 Not anybody (2,1,5) 15 Espejos (7) 17 Cualquiera (6) 18 Cinnamon (6) 20 Author (writer) (5) 22 Filly (5) 23 Those (4)

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Hexagram

The purpose of the Hexagram puzzle is to place the 19 six-letter words into the 19 cells. The letters at the edges of interlocking cells MUST BE THE SAME. The letters in the words must be written CLOCKWISE. The word in cell 10 (CHOICE) and one letter in four other cells are given as clues.

ALLELE APOGEE ARCTIC CEREAL CHOICE (10) CLERIC CREDIT DREARY HITHER PASTOR PETITE PETREL PETROL PRESTO SCYTHE SERIES SPRING TALKIE THREAT

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION 1 Grater 2 Career 3 Terror 4 Warmth 5 Legend 6 Debtor 7 Omelet 8 Intone 9 Detour 10 Editor 11 Entire 12 Nutria 13 Teeter 14 Modern 15 Senior 16 Fixate 17 Mantic 18 Averse 19 Skater.

Nonagram

Boggled How many English words can you find in the Boggled grid, according to the following rules?

• The letters must be adjoining in a ‘chain’.

They can be adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

• Words must contain at least four letters and may include singular and plural or other derived forms.

• No letter may be used more than once within a single word, unless it appears twice.

• No vulgarities or proper nouns are permitted.

Kakuro

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

Fill all the empty squares using the numbers 1 to 9, so that the sum of each horizontal block equals the ‘clue’ 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.

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

TARGET:

TARGET: • Average: 19 • Good: 26

• Very good: 38 • Excellent: 49

SCORING: 4 letters: 1 point 7 letters: 5 points 5 letters: 2 points 8 or more letters: 6 letters: 3 points 11 points

Average: 11 Good: 15 Very good: 22

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

Excellent: 29

mobe mono bonne bonnet bone beet beep beer better tenon tenor teen tree peen pert peon petrol preen pretor oboe fete feet fetor fetter fort forte form forb ebon enol rete reef retort retro none nonet neep nett note noter norm otter tone tort torte tromp trot lone lotte mote motet moat moron rote rotter romp trotter plot plotter polo port porter

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION atom dart date dote drat mart mate meat moat moot mort mote rate retd root rort rota rote tame tare taro team tear term toad toed tome tore torr trad tram trod amort dater doter mated mater metro motor orate rated rater retro rotor tamed tamer tared terra trade tread darter dreamt moated mooted mortar orated orator retard retrod rooted rooter tarred torero trader tremor doormat motored redroot tearoom moderato mortared toreador MODERATOR

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QUICK Across: 1 Defer, 4 Brag, 7/18 Dry run, 8 Pungent, 9 Sort, 10 Jester, 12 Settee, 14 Shoe, 17 Examine, 19 Fads, 20 Singe.

CODE BREAKER

Down: 2 Foyer, 3 Ripe, 4 Banger, 5 Alert, 6 Sturgeon, 7 Disaster, 11 Genius, 13 Tiara, 15 Heron, 16 Mess.

CRYPTIC

ENGLISH-SPANISH

Across:

Across:

1 Concede, 5 Omega, 8 Probe, 9 Sitting, 10 Easy, 11 Register, 13 Scared, 15 Peddle, 18 Gardener, 19 Hasp, 22 Abandon, 23 Auden, 24 Deter, 25 Besiege.

Down: 1 Coppers, 2 Nooks, 3 Eyes, 4 Easter, 5 Outsider, 6 Existed, 7 Auger, 12 Defender, 14 Abreast, 16 Expanse, 17 Pen nib, 18 Guard, 20 Addle, 21 Nags.

1 Beer mat, 5 Falso, 8 Third, 9 Airport, 10 Elige, 11 Thorn, 12 Nalgas, 14 Evitar, 18 Flats, 20 Desks, 22 Sunbeam, 23 Adiós, 24 Sordo, 25 Scooter.

Down:

1 Between, 2 Exile, 3 Madrina, 4 Travel, 5 First, 6 Look out, 7 Often, 13 Learner, 15 Vistazo, 16 Revisor, 17 Además, 18 Fists, 19 Suelo, 21 Saint.

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QUIZ: BABY BOOMERS 1. Bye Bye Baby and Give a Little Love were both UK number one hit singles for which Scottish pop band?

2. First published in 1880, The Tar-Baby is the second of the Uncle Remus stories by which American journalist, fiction writer and folklorist?

3. How did Louise Joy Brown make medical history on July 25, 1978?

4. In the 1938 American screwball comedy film Bringing Up Baby, starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, what sort of creature was ‘Baby’?

5. In which 1962 American psychological horror thriller film does an aging former actress (played by Bette Davis) hold her paraplegic ex-movie star sister (Joan Crawford) captive in an old Hollywood mansion?

6. ‘The Cutest Bandit in the West’, Baby Face Finlayson, first appeared in which famous British children's comic in April 1972?

7. What was the name of the American paediatrician whose 1946 book The Common Semse Book of Baby and Child Care is one of the best-selling volumes of the 20th century?

8. What was the real name of the Spice Girl known as ‘Baby Spice’?

9. What was the surname of the Haitian politician, nicknamed ‘Baby Doc’, who was the president of Haiti from 1971 until he was overthrown by a popular uprising in 1986?

10. Who directed, co-produced, scored and starred in the 2004 American sports drama film Million Dollar Baby?

Not a lot of people know that… one of the most popular names for newborn baby girls of the Kikuyu tribe of Kenya is Wambui, which means ‘zebra.’

Answers: 1. BAY CITY ROLLERS, 2. JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, 3. FIRST (HUMAN) IN-VITRO (TEST TUBE) BABY, 4. LEOPARD, 5. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?, 6.

THE BEANO, 7. BENJAMIN SPOCK, 8. EMMA BUNTON, 9. Jean-Claude DUVALIER, 10. CLINT EASTWOOD

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS

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Weather

Costa del Sol TOMORROW

TODAY ANTEQUERA

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COIN RONDA

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Malaga TODAY: MAX 17 MIN 9-SH

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Bilbao

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Benidorm

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TODAY: MAX 19, MIN 9-CL

TODAY: MAX 18, MIN 9-SH

TODAY: MAX 14, MIN 6-SH

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7 - Cl 8 - Cl 10 - S 8 - Cl 9 - Cl 10 - Cl

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8 - Cl 8 - Cl 11 - S 9 - Cl 10 - Cl 12 - Cl

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5 - Cl 5 - Cl 7 - Cl 6 - Sh 7 - Cl 8 - Cl

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COIN RONDA

MIJAS

MALAGA

BENALMADENA MARBELLA ESTEPONA

Sh: Showers

Th: Thunder

Sn: Snow

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BIRTHDAYS

BOXING’S self proclaimed ‘Gypsy King’ Tyson Fury allows us into his private wold with his new autobiography ‘Behind the Mask.’

The boxing champ is no stranger to chaos whether it be in the ring or out of it. Following drink and drug problems which led him to contemplate suicide he began rehabilitation and in November 2015, he defeated Wladimir Klitschko to become the world heavyweight champion of WBA. The first to agree he is a flawed character, he has admitted he suffers from his own mental health issues and obsessive-compulsive disorders.

Outside of the ring, Fury is a mental health ambassador and donated his million-dollar purse from a fight to the homeless.

The fighter takes us back to his humble traveler beginnings and guides us on a journey to great success.

RONDA

MALAGA

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Sudoku LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

• Prince Charles, Royalty, November 14, 71 of recent years, he spent his entire playing Charles, Prince of Wales is the oldest son of career at Manchester United which he joined at Queen Elizabeth II who has been heir apparent for the age of 14. Since retiring he became a coall of that time. Father of Princes William and owner of Salford City FC. • Jonathan Ross, TV Presenter, November Harry, he is now married to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.

17, 59 Prince Charles.

• Jimmy Choo, Shoe Designer, November 15, Grew up in a poor family with six siblings and 67 struggled to gain a foothold in television after becoming Although born in Malaysia, his family moved to the UK a researcher on Channel 4. Is now a regular on radio and TV. Is married to film producer Jane Goldman and the when he was young and designed his first pair of shoes in Hackney. With thanks to promotion in TV series Sex and couple have three children. the City, he has become a householde name.

• Anthony McPartlin, TV Presenter, November 18, 44 • Paul Scholes, Footballer, November 16, 45 Has been a constant partner with Declan Donnelly when they first appeared in Biker Grove and then went on to Considered by many as one of the best British midfielders

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.

release a number of successful singers. Now best recognised of the left half of Ant and Dec, he suffered some addiction problems in the last year.

• Meg Ryan, Actress, November 19, 58 American actress whose films at one time were guaranteed box office gold but has of late moved away from commercial films choosing to follow a more independent route and has also become a director as well as working on audio books.

• Jason Mohammad, Journalist, November 20, 44 Born to a Pakistani father and Welsh mother he went to university to study broadcast journalism. Appears on both radio and TV as a newsreader and sports anchor. Was revealed to be in the top 10 highest paid earners on BBC.

Word Ladder FEAR

PITY BACK

1532 - Conquistador After spending many years in South America, Francisco Pizarro with 200 men invited the Incan emperor, Atahualpa to a feast in his honour and then massacred several thousand warriors.

1558 - Elizabethan Age Queen Mary, who had ruled England and Ireland since 1553, died and was succeeded by her 25-year-old half-sister, Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn.

1777 - American Confederation Following 16 months of debate, the Continental Congress agreed to adopt the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, but it took a further four years to be ratified.

1883 - Treasure Island Robert Louis Stevenson’s story about Long John Silver and pirates is first published as a book by Cassell & Co in the UK. 1869 - Suez Canal The Suez Canal, connecting the Mediterranean and the Red seas was officially opened in a ceremony attended by French Empress Eugenie, wife of French Emperor, Napoleon III. 1921 - Spanish Reds The Communist Party of Spain is founded and is legalised in 1931, but was heavily repressed during and after the Spanish Civil War. 1956 - Elvis The first film to feature Elvis Presley, Love Me Tender, was premiered in New York City starting a series which lasted for 31 films in which he was the lead actor.

This week in history

People’s champion

MIJAS

COIN

Move from the start word (FEAR) to the end word (PITY) in the same number of steps as there are rungs on the Word Ladder. You must only change one letter at a time.

Solution FEAR PEAR PEAS PETS PITS PITY

BOOKS

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Fab Four SOURCE: Amazon

TIME OUT

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EVERYBODY loves the Beatles right?

What if the whole world forgot they ever existed? Everybody but one struggling songwriter looking for his break into the music business has had the Fab Four wiped from their mind.

Jack Malik armed with their back catalogue is ready to conquer the world by passing off their songs as his own. However, as his popularity sky-rockets, he grows further apart from his supportive manager Ellie.

Danny Boyle introduces his rock’n’roll comedy musical which is sure to have you singing along.

OPINION & COMMENT

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A solution needed HOMELESSNESS has travelled the Atlantic Ocean and has expanded across Europe. The US has always been known for unacceptably high numbers of people living on the streets. The way of life in the capitalist hub has never been easy for those who couldn’t keep up and estimates state that 129,972 people are homeless in California alone.

In Europe, vagrancy is rising and is in need of an immediate solution. Charity Shelter calculated that around 300,000 people lived on the streets in the UK. As of March 2019, 32,740 households were considered homeless and 126,020 children were living in temporary housing like B&Bs or hostels.

The situation in Spain is also worsening as house and rent prices soar. Around 31,000 people are homeless and numbers are set to increase. It’s getting more common to come across people sleeping rough at night and to find areas taken over by vagrants.

Article 47 in the Spanish Constitution states that Spanish citizens have the right to enjoy decent and adequate housing. It also adds that public authorities will promote the necessary conditions to enforce this right.

Although homelessness is less prominent in Spain, it still constitutes a significant social issue that requires change. Migrants and young people are some of the most affected, with 30 per cent of the homeless aged between 18-29.

NEVER FORGET REMEMBRANCE DAY has always been very important to me and I always pay my re­ spects to those who died in the line of duty.

Living abroad, I sometimes feel distanced from this tradition. It’s important that we never forget the brave men who fought for our country, and we need to pass this on to future generations. Even though we may not be living in the UK, we can still show our sup­ port in many ways. Thank you to the local businesses who honour the fallen and sell poppies for charity, you help us feel united as we remember our roots.

I was grateful for the piece in Euro Weekly dedicated to Remembrance Day and every­ thing that it represents. In light of everything going on, moments like these put everything into perspective. It’s good to forget Brexit for one day and remember why I’m proud to be British.

Sid Wilson

In the stars?

I THINK there must be something in the stars right now, some heavenly or unheavenly in­ fluence that decided to punish Spain and the UK at roughly the same time with a gen­ eral election.

Here in Spain it’s beginning to look like Groundhog Day with Pedro Sanchez try­ ing to form a government yet again after inconclusive results and a hung parlia­ ment although this time Vox will be breathing down his neck as well.

Perhaps the Spanish are more fortu­ nate than Brits back home, though, be­ cause those who bothered to turn out at least knew who to vote for.

It’s a relief that I’m not eligible to vote in Britain’s December elections because I wouldn’t know which of that bunch of self­serving politicians would deserve my support.

Neither the government nor the oppo­ sition have known how to run the coun­ try, let alone Brexit, and it looks as though they still won’t know after December 12.

Suzanne Mansell

Lives at risk I like to go onto the Euro Weekly News website as that way I can see other edi­ tions too, and one thing that never ceas­

UNITED: Remembering those who died in the line of duty. es to amaze me is the number of articles about people who need extricating from the hazardous situations they find themselves in.

On reflection, ‘find’ isn’t the word I’m look­ ing for, because they tend to put themselves in these situations and I think that most of them are very thoughtless indeed.

Off they go, breaking an ankle while trying to climb a mountain in flipflops or, like the party of excursionists you reported on recent­

HAVE YOUR SAY

ly, paddle boarding in 100­kilometre gales.

They risk their own lives, but they put their rescuers’ lives at risk too.

Some time ago there was talk of the Emer­ gency Services charging for rescues that were the result of negligence, but as far as I know no­one has ever had to pay.

Perhaps one of the readers could enlighten me?

Adele Stephenson

Strange after Corbyn had been demanding this all day.

Tomas Kirken

COMMENTS FROM FACEBOOK

Schumacher’s wife Corinna breaks her silence and pays tribute to her husband

My father was a Tory all his life, but I am sure even he would think this Boris bloke is a total waste of space. He seems to think only of himself, and is un­ aware of the ordinary people and their lives.

Jacqueline Lynda Bowler

vote for the LABOUR PARTY.

Corbyn shamed him to do it!!!!

Brexit is a tragedy wished upon the UK by an elec­ torate that has been lied to. Watch this space…

Paul Ansell

Tragic, the man who had everything reduced to nothing within the split second of a horrid acci­ dent!

Paul Tweedley

My grandson and 300+ people have lost their jobs because the French company they work for is moving back to France Why? Brexit.

Anne Brogan

It’s heartbreaking… what a tragic accident… I pray he will make some kind of recovery and we can see him in public some day.

Sawadee Thai May

Judith Benson

Brexit puts UK on the brink of recession Working people have suffered under Tory austeri­ ty, Tory Brexit, Tory lies and should get out and

Bob Ludgate

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How tragic and sometimes I moan about my stick.

God Bless him.

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HEALTH

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A skincare secret

AGEING is one of our biggest beauty concerns and it can turn into the bane of our existence.

With ageing comes anti­ageing products, de­ signed to tackle wrinkles and plump the skin.

But with so many products and confusing terms to deal with, it isn’t easy to manage this minefield.

However, there is one product that has got everybody talking. From skincare experts and beauty fanatics to dermatologists, they are all loving retinol.

Retinoids have been on the scene for many years, but it’s just now that most people are taking notice. Retinol has properties that are said to reverse signs of ageing and also act as a preventive measure.

The ingredient derives from Vitamin A and is found in many creams and lotions. It promotes collagen production and exfoliates the outer­ most layer of skin. It changes the way aged cells behave, making them act like younger cells. This results in softening, improving the texture of the skin and minimising the look of fine lines.

Retinol is also good for acne scars and sun damage and can brighten the skin, giving the look of a youthful complexion. Age spots can al­ so be lightened with this acidic product as skin tone is evened out.

AMAZING RESULTS: Retinol is a strong product that renews skin.

That said, retinol may not be suitable for all skin types. If you suffer any conditions such as eczema or rosacea, a high strength product like this could cause further inflammation. To com­ bat this, adding very small amounts to your moisturiser can introduce skin slowly to the in­ gredient, always making sure to use SPF after­ wards.

It is also encouraged that people without un­ derlying skin conditions use small amounts when starting to use retinol. Beginning by ap­

plying twice a week and then gradually increas­ ing the quantity if skin reacts well.

Applying retinol is recommended no more than three times a week. As a general rule, any retinoid creams or serums are to be used at night as they increase sensitivity to sunlight.

Wearing SPF daily is essential when the ingredi­ ent is part of your skincare routine. And taking into account that it is a strong product; users should not use more than a pea­sized amount.

Younger people can also use retinol but they

may not see as many benefits as someone with older skin. Never forgetting however, that pre­ vention is always better than cure and this product will keep skin glowy.

If you are looking for a retinoid product many well­known cosmetic companies have them on sale. Roc, Neutrogena, La Roche­Posay, Olay and Elizabeth Arden all have different types of retinol products. Any chemist or make­up store will probably stock this type of product in many varying forms.

THE World Health Summit in Berlin has requested governments make difficult decisions surrounding health and climate change.

Three important health is­ sues require political deci­ sions to tackle the conse­ quences of global warming, universal coverage and in­ equality of access to tech­ nology.

More than 2,400 assis­ tants debated these main issues of interest in the 10th anniversary of the Summit. The German capi­ tal has become a reference

point for discussing health and medicine. It’s a rare oc­ currence to see so many in­ vestigators rubbing shoul­ ders with politicians, academics, pharmaceutical companies and NGOs. President of the interna­ tional Summit explained that public health is an am­ ple subject as it is open and multicultural. The World Health Summit looks to find solutions for worldwide health issues.

For people to be able to access technology needed for medical procedures, doctors and campaigners are aware political deci­ sions are necessary.

The director for the World Health Organisation highlighted that there has never been a better time to work together and trans­ form the health system and care of millions of people.

International group ­ M8 Alliance ­ receives collabo­ ration from 28 investigation

CREDIT: World Health Summit, on Flickr

Discussing the big issues

IMPORTANT DECISIONS: Experts asked governments to take action.

centres and universities from 19 countries. They called upon governments to

consider health issues a pri­ ority in their political agen­ das. The group considers

that with population in con­ stant movement and an ever­increasing intercon­

nected world, it isn’t viable for each country to take in­ dividual approaches.

M8 Alliance assured the Summit that science and health don’t have geo­ graphical borders.

Climate change and its consequences for health was heavily discussed, as well as the fact that half the world population does­ n’t have access to health care. Each year 100 million people are pushed into ex­ treme poverty by medical costs and limited re­ sources.

Investigators and high charges believe that effi­ cient governments will pri­ oritise measures that actu­ ally save lives and also reduce the consumption of unhealthy products like cig­ arettes with taxes.

At t e n d a n t s w e r e i n agreeance that countries should start making the hard decisions of prioritis­ ing what matters.

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AI scans for cancer ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is now being used to detect cancer in a pi­ oneering procedure. A new blood test uses AI to quickly scan for brain tumours with 90 per cent ac­ curacy. Scientist hope that this new diagnostic tool could be used by the NHS and hospitals worldwide.

Brain tumours are hard to detect and cause symptoms that can be confused with other maladies.

These ambiguous symptoms in­ clude headaches, memory loss and vision problems, with a scan being the only way to detect the cancer­ ous cells. On many occasions, this can result in late diagnosis and the illness reaching advanced stages.

The new test is currently being tested and is able to give doctors a result within hours. Scientists hope this system will result in more cases of early detection and successful treatment. The AI looks for the exis­ tence of gliomas, the most common form of brain tumours.

The innovative discovery took place at the University of Edinburgh and was presented at the Cancer

EFFICIENT: The blood test could give results in mere hours.

Research Institute’s annual confer­ ence in Glasgow.

In the UK, more than 9,000 peo­ ple have brain tumours detected, of which around half are cancerous, with a similar number of cases in Spain. Figures reveal only 15 per

cent of these patients survive five or more years after their diagnosis.

And a staggering 62 per cent of peo­ ple are diagnosed in the emergency ward, even though they might have visited their GP beforehand.

However, if the test ends up be­

ing used in hospitals, a larger num­ ber of people could be tested and detection could skyrocket. Scientists working on the AI predict that the test could reach public clinics within 18 months. Currently, the blood test has been trialled on 400 people

with signs of tumours. The test cor­ rectly identified 40 people with can­ cer and 82 per cent of total cancers, giving it a high accuracy rating.

One of the benefits of the new tool, is how simple and straightfor­ ward the test is. The Artificial Intelli­ gence program runs on a laptop and takes a small amount of time. It us­ es a technique called infrared spec­ troscopy that reads the chemical compounds in blood.

Once the blood has been extract­ ed, AI analyses the results and looks for patterns that could indicate a tu­ mour, indicating if the patient needs a scan to confirm the pres­ ence of cancer.

For health services, it would mean giving a simple blood test to patients before having to do a time­ consuming scan and the process of detection and referral for brain scans would be more efficient.

Investigators are now looking to run further tests to get the system implanted. A trial will be performed on 600 British patients who are cur­ rently awaiting a brain scan.

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grow and has seen her win at the Latin Grammys last year for Best Urban and Best Alter­ native song.

Rosalia mixes traditional flamenco with modern styles such as pop, hip hop and electronic and can be categorised as new flamenco.

She triumphed at the Los40s ceremony by taking away the much­coveted Artist of the Year award.

MADRID was host to Los40 Music Awards recently and welcomed musical stars from all around the world to their WiZink Centre. The Jonas Brothers, Rosalia, Mabel and Sam Smith wowed the fans with spec­ tacular performances and all took away an award.

Sam Smith received one of the most important awards of the night, a Golden Music award, previ­ ously won by superstars like Calvin Harris and Mary J Blige.

MODERN FLAMENCO: Barcelona born singer.

Sam Smith has become a huge name for soul music in­ ternationally, with hits that cross borders and reach audi­ ences of all ages. They have come a long way since win­ ning their first Brit Award in 2014 when they had still yet to release a debut album.

The Los40 also rewarded them in 2015 with an album of the year award for Once In The Lonely Hour which spent 69 consecutive weeks in the UK top 10, surpassing The Beatles.

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Queen of pop ROSALIA continues her reign as queen of Spanish pop and has taken away awards at both the recent MTV Europe Awards and Los40 Awards.

Performing at both cere­ monies she was accompanied by her dance troupe with per­ fectly choreographed moves and eyecatching costumes at the EMA’s but opted for a stripped­back ballad and spray on pink latex gown in Madrid.

Her popularity continues to

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MIKI ESPARBÉ, one of the lead characters in the new Netflix series Drug Squad: Costa del S ol has signed up as the protagonist in forthcoming Movistar release Los Espabilados. The busy Catalan actor confirmed on Twitter that he will take part in the seven episodes which are inspired by the novel ‘What I will tell you when I see you again’ by Albert Espinosa.

Recording has already started in Barcelona and Menorca and continues in France and Italy.

T he story tells of a group of youngsters who escape from a psychiatric centre looking for their place in the world and embark on a trip through Europe to find one of their brothers. The kids all suffer from mental illnesses and have to overcome many obstacles in their adventure.

The series brings both positivity and humour while facing taboos regarding the rejection caused by mental illness.

NEW WORK: Recorded in Barcelona and Menorca.

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THE duo Take a Chance on Us who perform all of the songs of ABBA, will be headlining a charity lunch to raise funds for Animals in Distress (AID) at Valparaiso restaurant on Sunday De­ cember 8.

Advance bookings are re­ quired at this iconic restau­ rant on the road to Mijas Pueblo but at just €35 per head, you can enjoy a glass of cava and canapes on ar­ rival, a three­course meal, half a bottle of wine and coffee plus great entertain­ ment.

Arrive at 1pm for lunch at 1.30pm with the tribute show starting at 3pm and you can dance to the mu­ sic of ABBA or to some of the top tunes played by DJ

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Animals in Distress

VALPARAISO: Brothers Raffaele and Vittorio Morelli.

Mad Rich.

There is always a great atmosphere at this popular restaurant and mine host Raffaele is renowned for his cheerful welcome and is always happy to help charities such as AID, so

enjoy a great afternoon and help raise funds for abandoned dogs.

So to give help to a worth­ while charity and reserve your place, call Valparaiso on 952 485 996/952 485 975 or Joe on 626 942 427.

Modern music in Manilva ESTEPONA singer Alba Navarro will be appearing at the Civima in Manilva at 8pm on November 30.

She will be accompanied by youngsters from the Manilva Municipal School of Music and tickets will be available on the night at €3 per person.

Thursday 14th November 20:45 England v Montenegro 20:45 Portugal v Lithuania 20:45 France v Moldova 20:45 Ireland v New Zealand 21:30 LIVE MUSIC “SEAN MURRAY” Friday 15th November 18:00 Finland v Liechtenstein 18:00 Norway v Faroe Islands 20:45 Spain v Malta 20:45 Bosnia/Herzegovina v Italy 20:45 Switzerland v Georgia 20:45 Denmark v Gibraltar 20:45 Romania v Sweden 20:45 Gloucester v Toulouse 21:30 LIVE MUSIC “CHICAGO JIM & MANDOLIN MICK”

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The TIMS popular Christmas Concert

by Pete Woodall T H E Costa del Sol choir, TIMS (The International Mu­ sic Society) will give another of their popular choral per­ formances at the Masonic Hall in Los Boliches (Fuen­ girola) on Saturday Novem­ ber 23.

The TIMS Christmas Con­ cert is a four­part harmony medley of Christmas carols and traditionally festive sea­ sonal music directed as usual

by Margaret Williams and compared by Lars H M Roos, the accomplished accompa­ nist for this special evening is Celia Donoghue.

The concert starts at 7pm and the tickets, priced at €10 per person, are available through members of the choir or by calling Gilly Bare­ ford on 654 891 790.

If you cannot get your tick­ et beforehand (recommend­ ed) tickets will be available

Saturday 16th November 14:00 Bath Rugby v Ulster 15:00 Cyprus v Scotland 15:30 Barbarians v Fiji 16:15 Leinster v Benetton Rugby 18:00 Azerbaijan v Wales 18:30 Ospreys v Munster 21:00 Live Boxing 21:30 LIVE MUSIC “Rastiki ”

Sunday 17th November 14:00 Connacht v Montpellier 16:15 Racing 92 v Saracens 18:00 Brazilian F1 Grand Prix 18:00 Kosovo v England 20:45 Albania v France 21:30 LIVE MUSIC “SEAN MURRAY”

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TIMS: At the Danish Church in Las Lagunas (Mijas Costa).

on the door between 6.45 and 7pm.

The Masonic Hall is easily found. Either by going down the steps opposite Motor Mercado Motorcycles just before the Volkswagen garage on Avenida de Los Boliches or alternatively at the end of the public parking lot, next to the riverbed by the Ronda 1 and 2 apartment

blocks on the Paseo Maritimo (seafront) in Los Boliches.

New singers are always welcome to join TIMS, for more information and details of forthcoming perfor­ mances, again either call Gilly Bareford on 654 891 790, send an email to tims choir@gmail.com or visit www.timschoir.org. Please be early if you want tickets.

Monday 18th November 20:45 Rep of Ireland v Denmark 20:45 Spain v Romania 20:45 Gibraltar v Switzerland 20:45 Italy v Armenia 20:45 Malta v Norway 20:45 Sweden v Faroe Islands Tuesday 19th November 20:45 Germany v Northern Ireland 20:45 Scotland v Kazakhstan 20:45 Wales v Hungary 20:45 Belgium v Cyprus 20:45 Holland v Estonia

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THE Christmas Demonstra­ tion at the Estepona Floral Art Club will be given by Sharon Badger on Tuesday, November 19.

The event will be held at the Agro Jardin garden centre in Cancelada, and starts promptly at 3pm. Visitors are always welcome, and there is a fee of €10.

Demonstrations are an en­ joyable afternoon of live en­ tertainment where you can

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Festive creations

CREATIVE: Estepona Floral Art Club will be making festive displays for Christmas.

appreciate the beauty of flow­ ers, pick up lots of hints and tips on all aspects of floral art, gardening and plant informa­ tion.

Why not go along and meet like­minded folk and make some new friends.

Contact Jan on 636 349 399 or send an e mail to estepona floralartclub@hotmail.com to receive information about the club or to join their mailing list for the monthly Newsletter.

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Classic ballet in Malaga

LOVERS PARTED: Romeo and Juliet

THERE is to be cavalcade of ballet at the Cervantes The­ atre in Malaga on Wednes­ day November 27 with a double bill performed by the Russian National Ballet of Sergei Radchenko.

First, there will be a com­ plete performance of Romeo and Juliet, the Shakespearean tragedy set to music by Russ­ ian National Ballet of Sergei Radchenko and then a selec­

tion of scenes from eight oth­ er famous ballets mainly by the Russian composer includ­ ing excerpts from Swan Lake.

This is one of the many touring Russian ballet ensem­ bles and was founded by Sergei Radchenko, who was a legendary soloist in the Bol­ shoi Ballet during the days of the USSR. Tickets cost from €15 to €45.

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40 years of Thespa THESPA Fuengirola is celebrating 40 years this month with two plays on November 27.

The first, Birdbath, by Leonard Malfi is directed by the group’s very own Peter Brooks, and stars Beverley and Jamie Stonehewer. The second, Husband and Wife, by Jack Kent, stars Richard Hughes and Pauline MacKay. Included in the price of €16 for members and €18 for guests, includes a three­course meal.

Booking, no later than November 24, can be made by email to thespabooking@gmail.com or by phone to (0034) 652 726 624.

Marie­Antoinette ORIGINALLY commis­ sioned by the Royal Opera of Versailles, the ballet Marie­Antoinette is performed to the mu­ sic of Joseph Haydn and choreographed by Thier­ ry Malandain.

The ballet brings to the stage the story of a woman who was a pa­ tron of the arts, singer and musician as well as a Queen and a lover of par­

ties and flamboyance.

All of her life and her obsessions are inspected within this fascinating performance with a large number of dancers on stage.

The ballet will be per­ formed at the Cervantes Theatre on November 26, the day before Romeo and Juliet, with tickets costing from €16 to €48.

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Goldies Xmas Fair THE Friends of Cudeca Hos­ pice, known as the Goldies are holding their Christmas Fair this Saturday, Novem­ ber 16 and Sunday at the Ho­ tel Ilunion in Fuengirola.

Doors open at 11am and admission is free so there is every reason to visit in order to stock up with early Christ­ mas gifts.

Santa will arrive at noon each day and there will be a lucky dip for the children.

There are refreshments and music will be supplied by Touch of Class and Reflection Acapella.

ENTERTAINMENT: By A Touch of Class.

4th San Roque Suena Festival TONIGHT, Thursday, the third of the concerts in the fourth San Roque Suena Festival, will take place at the Gover­ nors’ Palace at 8pm.

Guest artist will be guitarist Bernardo García Huidobro, who will perform Los musicos en el Camino de Santiago, which pays homage to the pilgrimage across Spain.

The concert will tell how the pilgrims

route influenced numerous composi­ tions from the 16th to the 20th century On Friday, the Santa Cecilia Chamber Group from Sevilla will perform The Mu­ sic of All Time, a work for choir and in­ struments. This programme aims to take a brief tour of the history of music through great pieces known to all audi­ ences.

On Saturday, it will be the turn of

Spanish Chamber Music performed by the Turina Trio playing piano, violin and cello.

Finally on Sunday, Francisco Espinosa on piano, and Lara Rodríguez Rojo, on clarinet, will offer the last concert of this event with a selection of different well­ loved examples of chamber music.

All concerts start at 8pm and entry is free until the hall is filled.

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Many types of Dance in Marbella THE Teatro Ciudad de Marbella is offer­ ing a range of exceptional dance pro­ grammes during November and early December.

Firstly this Saturday it’s the turn of fla­ menco with the 13th Festival Flamenco Sierra Blanca which features four singers and five dancers as well as a number of accomplished musicians performing a se­ lection of classic flamenco numbers.

Tickets for the event which starts at 9pm cost €10.

Then on December 1, there will be an unusual and innovative show, Journey to the Centre of the Earth inspired by the novel by Jules Verne.

Two sisters, Eva and Ava, decide to fol­ low in the footsteps of an ancestor of theirs to Iceland, where they find Hans, the guide who will lead them on a jour­ ney to the centre of the planet.

This is an adventure in which the dancers discover incredible beings and landscapes, as well as reminding the au­ dience to protect the environment.

DANCE: Journey to the Centre of the Earth.

Tickets for this show cost just €6 and it is recommended as being ideal for youngsters over the age of seven.

As its coming up to Christmas, it’s the best time to see The Nutcracker with music by Tchaikovsky. The Nutcracker is perhaps the best known of his ballets thanks to The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy and The Waltz of the Flowers.

As it is Christmas there is a large par­ ty at Clara’s house and all the children receive a gift and hers is a beautiful

Nutcracker doll.

Whilst the whole family sleeps, Clara and her Nutcracker Prince will travel to distant lands, have fun with magical snowflakes and sweets from different countries that will dance for them.

This ballet will be presented by the As­ sociation of Ballet y Artes Escénicas de la Costa del Sol and starts at 6pm with tick­ ets costing €15, but be aware that all spoken commentary will be in Russian and Spanish. Tickets are available online.

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MAGICAL: Hansel and Gretel.

Grimms fairy tale to music THERE will be a magical and musical presentation of the story of Hansel and Gretel at the Alcoholera Performing Arts Centre in San Pedro Alcantara on Sunday December 15 at 6pm.

The story has been adapted by Marta and Diego Guzmán with music by Antonio Meliveo and tickets which cost €8 for adults can be purchased at the box office on the day of the show.

A woodcutter and his wife decide to abandon their two children, because they have food and the father takes them to the forest where they discover a little house made of cream tiles, chocolate walls and caramel crystals.

So the story unfolds.

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This week Celebrity & Fellow Master Chef Steven Saunders, proprietor of The Little Geranium in La Cala cooks a gluten free Christmas pudding for his countdown to Christmas!

Have a Merry Gluten Free Christmas!

Steven Saunders FMCGB The Little Geranium La Cala de Mijas & Marbella www.thelittlegeranium.com IT is little more than a month un­ til Christmas but are we ready?

As a chef I need to plan ahead for each month and my plans for Christmas will include some gluten free options for the first time this year.

Many people are gluten free these days it seems. A percentage of them will not be totally gluten intolerant and many might just enjoy the lifestyle of eating food without flour. Gluten intolerance is a disease called Celiac disease.

If a celiac eats the tiniest morsel of wheat it will trigger an immune response in their small intestine. Over time, this reaction damages their small intestine’s lining and prevents it from ab­ sorbing some nutrients (malab­ sorption). The intestinal damage then often causes diarrhoea, fa­ tigue, weight loss, bloating and

anaemia, and it can lead to seri­ ous complications.

There’s no cure for celiac dis­ ease ­ but for most people, follow­ ing a strict gluten­free diet can help manage symptoms and for those reasons we take it very seri­ ously at The Little Geranium and even have a separate section of the kitchen so that no cross conta­ mination from wheat is possible.

One of our close friends, Olivia is a young lawyer living over here on the coast who adores great food but told me once that she could not eat out as often as she liked because most of the Spanish restaurants did not take her ill­ ness seriously or did not under­ stand it.

“Come to me,” I said and she did and from that day on she has been a regular diner and a good friend. In fact, her illness has made us all think about how we could improve things for other gluten free diners and so we started making gluten free breads, desserts and pastries.

It’s not much different in taste so if we don’t get asked for gluten free, we use it for the normal

CLOSE FRIENDS: Olivia and Steven.

menu and no one ever knows! For example, my home­made walnut and almond bread made with al­

mond flour is delicious and so is my gluten free pastry that wraps around Galician beef to make

beef wellington.

I make a chocolate brownie sponge using rice flour and we never use flour in any of our sauces, we follow traditional re­ duction of the stocks so that no unnatural thickening is required.

So, Olivia has helped us to focus more on this and become more aware of using flour when we don’t really need to. Wheat flour is basically a cheap way of thick­ ening or holding ingredients to­ gether. A sauce or cake doesn’t necessarily need wheat flour; oth­ er better and more flavoursome substitutes can be easily found.

However, Christmas always seems packed with wheat flour!

Sausage rolls, Christmas cake, Turkey gravy, Christmas pudding, mince pies, ginger bread biscuits for example, how can you miss out on these delicious treats?

Therefore, over the next few weeks my countdown to Christ­ mas will include some gluten free versions of these favourites. This Gluten free Christmas pudding is to die for, so do keep the recipe or go online to www.euroweekly news.com to copy the article.

Steven Saunders’s opinions are his own and are not necessarily representative of those of the publishers, advertisers or sponsors.

Delicious Gluten Free Christmas Pudding chopped fairly small 300g soft dark brown sugar Generous teaspoon of mixed spice (or use Chinese five spice) Pinch of Maldon salt A full wine glass of cognac (or a liqueur such as Cointreau) 6 free range eggs, beaten lightly together

MAKES enough for about 8/10 You will need two 1.5­litre ceramic pud­ ding bowls. You’ll also need some grease­ proof paper, foil and kitchen string.

Pudding ingredients 200g of ground almonds 60g rice flour 200g gluten free breadcrumbs 1tsp of gluten free baking powder 175g each of raisins and sultanas (washed) 100g of candied peel 2 oranges zest and juice 175g of dried cranberries 175g dried figs chopped 100 g of dried apricots chopped 100g of glace cherries chopped 100g of ginger in the syrup chopped small (but also use some of the syrup ­ at least two tablespoons) 2 Cox­type apples, peeled, cored and

CHRISTMAS PUDDING: Flame with brandy.

Method Soak the sultanas, raisins, figs, peel, apri­ cots, cherries and cranberries in the brandy and the ginger syrup for a few days giving it a stir now and then.

After a few days mix the ginger pieces, apples, orange juice and zest and the eggs.

Add the sugar and the breadcrumbs, al­ mond flour and then the rice flour and mixed spice together in a bowl.

Use a large mixing bowl. Simply mix all the fruit and everything else together. Stir very thoroughly.

Grease two pudding basins and divide the mix between them.

Cover the puddings with greaseproof pa­ per. If using ceramic bowls, put on a lid of foil and tie a string handle around the top of the bowl so that you can lift it in and out of the pan.

Put the pudding/s in a saucepan of boil­ ing water, to come 2/3 of the way up the sides of the bowl. Turn down the heat, put a lid on the saucepan and simmer for about three hours.

Check that the water levels are ok ­ too low (won’t cook properly) and not too high.

The puddings are cooked when they are nicely dark.

Store in a cool dark cupboard till Christ­ mas, then replace the foil and steam for about three hours very gently.

Flame with brandy to finish and dust with icing sugar and serve with brandy cream or brandy butter.

Follow Steven on Instagram … saunderschef - Email any questions … steven@thelittlegeranium.com The Little Geranium, Winner of Best Contemporary International Restaurant 2019-Costa Del Sol - www.thelittlegeranium.com

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BY NICOLE KING MANY think that Marbella Now TV is just for the English, but it’s not. It’s for everyone who speaks English as a common language to better communicate within our city. Two weeks ago we had quite a few Dutch guests; not planned as such, but very cool and this week another happy coincidence, a prominent Swedish line­up.

Although I’ve saved my inter­ view with Karin Ehnbom­ Palmquist for next week’s show #MN239 we recorded her inter­ view together with another em­ blematic figurehead of our Swedish community, Monica Tinggard, current President of the Marbella branch of the Swedish Women’s Educational Association ­ ‘SWEA.’ It never ceases to surprise me as to how many Swedes actually live in Marbella and along the Costa del Sol; officially some 40,000 as I understand it. It’s no

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Hugs and happiness. wonder that this international community has its own well­es­ tablished businesses, services and associations, often linked to and also of considerable significance to the homeland.

I first met Karin back in 2017

thanks to Anita Noordzij’s intro­ duction when she was visiting Spain as Ambassador and General Secretary of Swedes Worldwide ­ Svenskar I Världen ­ to promote the interests of Swedes abroad.

Not only did I get the opportu­

nity and honour to enjoy another interview with Karin again last year when she paid Marbella an­ other visit, but I also got to inter­ view her husband.

I really wanted to know how life had been for him as ‘husband to a Swedish Ambassador,’ fol­ lowing her from country to coun­ try throughout her official career as Ambassador to Mexico, Aus­ tralia and New Zealand, and also whilst she served at the Con­ sulate General in Chicago, the Embassy in Bonn, as head of the Swedish Information Office in New York City or when Second in Command at the Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela. Not to men­ tion whilst she handled being the Chief of Protocol at the Swedish Foreign Office.

It couldn’t have been easy at first when it was truly a man’s world, but his pride in her accom­ plishments was apparent, as was his pleasure at having spent a

lifetime by her side. He is certain­ ly charming, interesting and has his own charismatic presence, so it is truly heart­warming that they choose Marbella to spend time together, back again this year to enjoy more sun, their friends and our city.

I don’t know if it was love at first sight for Karin and her hus­ band but I do know that from the first moment I met her I was smit­ ten. She was so down to earth and open, she loves bright colours and emanates a quiet confidence that just makes you want to spend more time with her.

I just had to invite her back to the show again this year for a catch up and another dose of her elegance and eloquence.

If you miss the broadcasts on RTV Marbella they are available online, so you can meet these lovely Swedish ladies also simply by surfing!

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BARRY DUKE IT was one of those ‘gosh, how time flies’ confabs that normally bore the hell out of me. But on this occasion I was the one who sparked the discussion when a friend said how sad it was that Cameron Boyce, loveable star of the Disney Channel franchise Descendants and the TV series Jessie had tragically ‘passed away’ aged just 20 earlier this year.

As someone who dislikes eu­ phemisms with a passion, I snapped: ‘He didn’t pass away. He died!’ And, to emphasise my hatred of phrases used to disguise uncomfortable truths, I quoted the hilarious ex­ change between John Cleese and Michael Palin in Monty Python’s fa­ mous ‘Dead Parrot’ sketch.

Returning the bird to Palin’s pet shop, Cleese says: ‘It’s bleed­ in’demised. It’s passed on. This parrot is no more … It’s rolled down the cur­ tain and joined the choir invisible.

This is an ex­parrot!’

The only euphemism not used to describe the deceased bird with its ‘beautiful plumage’ was ‘it’s now

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CAMERON BOYCE: Tragically died at the age of 20 earlier this year. with Jesus.’ Cleese ­ an avowed athe­ ist ­ should have included that line to wind up the godly in general and Christian anti­blasphemy campaigner Mary Whitehouse ­ arch­enemy of the corporation ­ in particular.

‘Wow,’said the fella with whom I was chatting. ‘I remember that sketch like it was yesterday. Twenty­ five years, ago, wasn’t it?’

I pointed out that in fact it was 50 years ago. Predictably, he said ‘gosh,

how time flies.’

I then rattled off a number of other euphemisms that profoundly irritate me. The worst has to be ‘enhanced interrogation,’ a term used by Dick Cheney, George W Bush’s Vice Presi­ dent from 2001 to 2009, to describe something he clearly approved of: torture.

This is a perfect example of what Quentin Crisp, English writer, actor, raconteur and gay icon called ‘un­

pleasant truths wearing diplomatic cologne.’

Another is ‘collateral damage,’ a term adopted by the US military in the mid 20th century to describe un­ intentional damage or deaths that occur in battle.

The Phrase Finder website says: ‘Only the US military, with their repu­ tation of obfuscation, could translate ‘innocent people were killed’ into ‘damage was caused nearby’.’

While I greatly appreciate folk not beating about the bush, I detest those who use outrageous hyperbole to overstate various issues.

Cue the imbecile Donald Trump.

When Abu Bakr al­Baghdadi died last month, Trump sounded like a bom­ bastic playground bully when he de­ clared the terrorist was ‘whimpering and crying and screaming all the way’ to his death.

I shuddered when I heard the vile narcissist’s gleeful and ghoulish state­ ment, then wondered how he knew so much of the Daesh leader’s death so soon after it occurred.

The fact is he didn’t! At the begin­ ning of November The Independent reported that he made the whole thing up. It reported: ‘The Secretary of Defence, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff and the Regional Com­ mander who oversaw the operation that killed the leader of Daesh all say they have no idea what the President was talking about.’

Am I surprised. Hardly. When Trump’s lips move, you can be cer­ tain he’s lying. By the way, the eu­ phemism for a lie is a ‘terminological inexactitude’ ­ a term created by Winston Churchill in 1906.

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Hi everybody at EWN Doggie Angells would like to thank you all for your help over the last year. We have had a great deal of success with rehoming our dogs.

Sometimes dogs can be with us for long periods.

It’s funny when they are adopted people often say we have been looking at this dog in the paper week after week and we kept wanting to adopt him but the time was just not right.

He's still in the paper and we are now ready to have him. So that is great - patience pays off. Again thank you all, we very much appreciate all what you do for our charity.

Things slow up for us in August, thank goodness it gives us time to catch up.

Kind regards Denise and all at Doggie Angells.

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TESTIMONIAL Charlie: 5 star No other newspaper as good in Spain, tbh not even any paper in the UK comes close that I have ever seen as good as EWN. Informative, refreshing and full of news and reviews, especially like the nonogram teaser and the horoscopes lol, takes me all week to read front to back. Carry on the good work.

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CLASSIFIEDS AIR CONDITIONING

Air Conditioning. Heating cooling. Quality installations, service and repair.

All areas. EnvirocareSpain since 1996. call 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.envirocares pain.com info@enviro carespain.com (287013) AIRFLOW Air conditioning for cooling and heating units. Professional, fully g u a r a n t e e d installations. Tel: 952 443 222 (281291) AIR CONDITIONING Repairs and servicing. Airflow.

952 443 222 (281291) AIR CONDITIONING by Cool and Cosy. The family company that cares.

Installation and repairs.

Quality machines.

Ecosense movement sensors supplied and fitted from 100 Euros. For other energy-saving products visit www.coolandcosy.es. 952 935 513.

We are Junta de Andalucia authorised installers as the new law states (real decreto 115/2017).

On the Costa del Sol since 1993 (259398) ECONOCOOL – Top quality air-conditioning installed from only €550 with a 3yr guarantee. Service, Repairs & Re-Gas from €75. Top Quality Installations. All Areas Covered. Chris – 662 427 396 econocool@hotmail.es (287050) MR COOL – Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Heating Systems, Sales & Service – Call Christian +34 629 527 587 or Nick +34 618 678 853 – www.mrcool.es (286487)

REPAIRS Air Conditioning Service Engineers. All makes, models, ages, serviced and repaired. Reduce running costs with regular service. All areas.

EnvirocareSpain since 1996. call 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.envirocares pain.com info@enviro carespain.com (287013)

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Air Conditioning Service Engineers. All makes, models, ages, serviced and repaired. Reduce running costs with regular service. All areas.

EnvirocareSpain since 1996. call 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.envirocares pain.com info@enviro carespain.com (287013)

BLINDS

AWNINGS ACE OF SHADES - All colours available. Urbanisations catered for, electric and manual operation; also recovery service available, largest selection of colours and designs on the coast. Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / info@aceofshades.de sign (101730)

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ACE OF SHADES - Vertical, Venetian, Roman, Roller, Wooden blinds, various colours available, also black-out blinds.

Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / info@aceof shades.design (101730) BLINDS, awnings, mosquito screens, curtains, vast choice. All areas covered.

Coast and inland. 655 825 931 (280561)

ANTIQUES WANTED! All types of antiques, paintings, jewellery, watches, silver etc.

Any condition. Immediate cash settlement. For more information call into Anthony’s Antiques and Jewellers shops, extensive premises at C/Ramon y Cajal 40, Fuengirola. Mobile 609 529 633. Telephone 952 588 795 (201522)

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SOLAR BLINDS SOLAR BLINDS ES Ideal for large glazed areas to reflect heat / glare and stop furniture fading and still keep the view. SAVE HEAT IN THE WINTER to improve your living environment. ian@solar shadetinting.com Tel Ian 958 496 571 / 644 546 176 (256591)

BOILERS Water heaters. Gas or electric. All areas, quality guaranteed. EnviroCareSpain since 1996. call 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.enviro carespain.com info@en virocarespain.com (287013)

BOOKS

BATHROOMS Bathroom renovations and re-modelling: Quality installations: project managed. All areas.

Masterbuildspain installing bathrooms since 1996. Call 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.masterbuildspain. com info@masterbuild spain.com (287013)

BIRDWATCHING BIRDERS Search: Andalucia Bird Society.org Informative monthly outings in Southern Spain.

Quarterly magazine.

Chitchat in English and Spanish. New members welcome. (287075) www.euroweeklynews.com

DAMP PROOFING

WATERPROOFING

DR DAMP leaking roofs, damp walls, all mould cured.

All work guaranteed. Call 689 515 558 (276245)

DO you have humidity? We will solve your problem with 15 years guarantee. Alfil waterproofing 952 272 700 Since 1989

DAMP PROOFING. www.electro-os.com. info@electro-os.com. 958 656 560 / 619 666 363 (286963) Renovations and reforms Bathrooms, kitchens, tiling, windows, doors, wardrobes, plumbing, electrics, guttering. Full projects, large or small.

Masterbuildspain since 1996. All work fully guaranteed. All areas. 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.masterbuild spain.com info@master buildspain.com (287013) SWINGLES CASAS SL. For all your building needs. Visit www.swinglescasas.com for more details or call 952 428 067 / 666 960 262 (285236) JIM’S HOME IMPROVEMENTS. bathrooms / kitchen reforms, repairs, plumbing, carpentry, painting, tiling, maintenance. Give us a call no job too small. 692 207 799 / 645 559 423 (286769) CONCRETE – OZBUILD. The specialists of printed concrete. Reseals, Brickwork, Tiling, Plastering, Reforms. 16 Years in Spain. Competitive Prices, Quality Finish. 952 426 074/606 745 920 www.ozbuildspain.com (285288)

GUTTERING Guttering. All areas.

Masterbuildspain since 1996. Call 952663141 or 670 409 759. www.mas terbuildspain.com. info@masterbuildspain. com (287013)

METALWORK NEW REJAS, GATES, Carports & Fencing, repairs & alterations. Work Guaranteed. Reliable. 14yrs on Coast. Steve the Welder.

Call/Whatsapp 655 040 648 (286643)

SMALL Garden furniture shop between Estepona/San Pedro. Low price, low rent.

Perfect family business. Call George 669 331 280 (278098)

BUSINESS OPP. CASHBACK on your house/commercial. Payback only when you sell.

Quick/easy. Min 20k. 617 333 777(278948)

BUY & SELL

PLASTERING PLASTERING, rendering, dry lining, coving. Fitted Kitchens, Bathrooms and Bedrooms. All work guaranteed. 689 515 558 (276245)

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

GENERAL BUILDER. Tiling, plastering, painting, electrician, plumber, carpentry.

Reasonable prices. 635 913 885 (References available) (286970)

MR-MAINTENANCE – For ALL your Property needs. No Job Too Small – Contact 647 460 155. (285914)

CARPENTERS

TILING

CARPENTER cabinet maker, Irish. Available for all types of property maintenance, plumbing, painting, electrical, kitchens and bathrooms renovated etc., 30 years experience, very reliable. Tel: 952 441 955 / 677 087 575 (277284)

Tiling, bathrooms, kitchens, floors, terraces. All areas. Masterbuildspain since 1996. Call 952663141 or 670 409 759 www.mas terbuildspain.com. info@masterbuildspain. com (287013)

KITCHEN, Bedroom and Bathroom refurbishments by www.complete-carpentry.com 952 196 457 or 696 064 019.

Facebook: The Irish Carpenter (276006)

BUSINESS FOR SALE

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DECLUTTER, cash paid for small/medium furniture, antiques, decanters, brass, copper, golf clubs & other ornaments. Howard 608 121 817 (286749) HOUSE CLEARANCE SPECIALISTS, FULL OR PART CLEARANCE. ALL FURNITURE WANTED, WE PAY MORE. TEL 634 324 914 OR EMAIL houseclearance man@hotmail.com (286670 ) ALHAURIN FURNITURE EMPORIUM Buyers & Sellers of quality furniture. Top prices paid. 675 357 575 (286968)

CLASSIFIEDS SUPERPOOL est. 1985.

Pool tables, boxing and mini-vending machines on profit share, also new/second hand domestic tables and accessories. Tel 629 530 233 - www.superpoolspain. com (286681) We are interested to buy Asian arts and antiques.

Photos please by whattsapp 0034618090073 cash settlemen (286777)

CARAVANS CAMPER VANS, CARAVANS, MOBILE HOMES, BOATS AND ALL PLANT, DIGGERS, DUMPERS, MOTORBIKES, CARS AND COMMERCIALS WANTED. BEST PRICE PAID, CASH TODAY, ANY REGISTRATION WITH OR WITHOUT PAPERS. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 (253107) PARKING, STORAGE & SALES. Caravans - Motorhomes - Boats - Cars and Vans etc. Short / long term - Safe & secure, drop off & collections. Excellent rates, discount for long term, 5 mins from Fuengirola. Established 25 years. www.eurodog.es / info@eurodog.es 679 786 669 / 606 101 807 (257556)

CAR HIRE ALH RENT A CAR – SHORT & LONG-TERM RENTALS FROM €9.90 A DAY. INSURANCE INCLUDED IN OUR PRICES. www.alhrentacar.com TLF: 638 846 909 or reservasalhrentacar@gm ail.com (278376)

CARS WANTED CAMPER VANS, CARAVANS, MOBILE HOMES, BOATS AND ALL PLANT, DIGGERS, DUMPERS, MOTORBIKES, CARS AND COMMERCIALS WANTED. BEST PRICE PAID, CASH TODAY, ANY REGISTRATION WITH OR WITHOUT PAPERS. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 (253107)

CHIMNEY SERVICES APEX CHIMNEY SERVICES, professional chimney sweeping and smoke testing. NACS Qualified.

Clean and efficient Tel: Bob 696 320 202 (256040)

www.euroweeklynews.com CHIMNEY SWEEP. Clean reliable professional. All types, special price for more than one. Chris 608 337 497 (285980)

CHURCHES BENALMADENA Elim Family Fellowship. Sundays 11am. Elimfamilyfellowship. com or call 951 912 525 or 952 446 627

ORIENTAL RUGS & TEXTILES ORIENTAL RUGS & textiles – expert cleaning & restoration. Free appraisals - only justified work undertaken.

Unwanted rugs bought. Contact 617 861 520 (287051)

COMPUTERS

14 - 20 November 2019 DRAINAGE BLOCKED DRAINS? Leak detection, CCTV survey, root removal, Tel 952 568 414 / 661 910 772 / drainspain.com (277279) CLEARFLOW – Unblocking, CCTV inspection, repair and installation. Tel: 630 200 600 / 952 885 661. Facebook: DesatorosClearflow (284730)

MARBLE FLOORS polished high shine non-slip. Fast Service Reliable, family run business. TERRACOTTA CLEANED and sealed. No job too small. Cleansol 10am – 10pm 7 days all areas. 952 930 861 / 607 610 578 Discount code: EWN 1 CLEAN (206437)

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ELECTRICIAN

LEARN SPANISH - Native Spanish lady speaks English, offers Spanish lessons by Skype or face to face. Telephone 645 648 584 or email peluqueriamaros@gmail .com (287110)

CLEANING SERVICES OVEN CLEANING, domestic, commercial, complete fittings, let professional do hard dirty work. From 40€. 611 283 162 ovencleaning costadelsol.com (258467)

PC DOCTOR Computer Sales & Repairs, IPTV, Lobster SIM cards, Web Sites.

We come to wherever YOU are – Home or Business. 952 591 071 www.electronbox. net Paseo Jesus Santos Rein 11, Fuengirola (286965)

DANCE LESSONS WANTED English speaking Ballroom & Latin Dance Instructor for Private or Group lessons for a lady beginner from Sotogrande area, able to travel. Call or Text 447584 208 617 or email cherryspyer@hotmail.com (287098)

DECORATORS STARLIGHT CLEANING SERVICES. All types of cleaning. Any size of property. All Areas. Residential & Holiday Lets. 682 636 451 www.starlight-spain.com (285230) ADVANCED Cleaning Services. Professional carpet, upholstery cleaning, 27 years experience, wet/dry clean. Honest, reliable service 678 808 837 / 952 669 701 or email acservs@out look.com (253107)

RAINBOW Pinturas. English, professional painters & decorators. All aspects of interior & exterior work. Also kitchen/ furniture spraying.

Call / WhatsApp: Daniel 628 066 08. www.rainbowpin turas.com (285160)

DOMESTIC APP REP

RUGS fitted carpets, upholstery including leather cleaned on site 685 524 921 (253107)

DOMESTIC Appliance repairs - washing machines, fridges, cookers, ovens, water heaters, gas / electric, professionally repaired.

Christian 608 337 497 (285980)

HAVE your windows, doors & glass professionally cleaned at affordable prices from just €15.

Call/WhatsApp Chris 603 630 049 (285671)

REPAIRS to Washing Machines-Dish Washers-OvensFridges. Call Garry Goodman 673 344 212. English Service Technician. 35 years’ experience. (286416)

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ELECTRICIAN Exclusively Marbella and Estepona Richard on 602 292 385 or email richi@europe.com All installations & maintenance.

Surge Protection, Garden Lights, Upgrades, Boletins.

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ALHAURIN FURNITURE Emporium. Buyers and sellers of quality furniture. We buy from a small item to full clearances. Top prices paid.

697 511 071 www.casaking.es (253107)

FURNITURE wanted, same day collection, also house clearance and removals. 675 357 575 (286968)

FUNERALS

GARDENING

LIT ELECTRICIANS for all your Electrical & maintenance needs no job too small for a FREE Quote. Call Craig on 604 106 414 or Ben 679 505 761 (284999)

ENGLISH TEA RINGTONS TEA delivered to your door in Spain by Correos. Order online www.ringtonstea-espana.es.

625 299 696 (287158)

FURNITURE

THE WAREHOUSE – We buy a Single item to a Full House Clearance – 602 610 103 www.casaking.es (253107)

CLASSES CALAHONDA LANGUAGE CENTRE. Established 1987.

New beginner’s Spanish course starts 13th January 2020. Maximum 5 students per group for guaranteed results. Other levels and private classes available. Enrol now. Also translations undertaken calahondalan guage@gmail.com Tel: 952 931 176 (285416)

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PROFESSIONAL garden services from Fuengirola to Estepona. All aspects of gardening and full maintenance and landscaping, free quotes, competitive prices. Contact Andrew 600 259 981 Andrew@gardenprofessionals.com (279802)

FUNERALS

FLOOR POLISHING MARBLE FLOOR (2.50€ /m2) WHY PAY MORE. WE CLEAN, CRYSTALLISE, SEAL THEN POLISH YOUR MARBLE TO HIGH GLOSS, NONSLIP. PROFESSIONAL GUARANTEED, FAST SERVICE. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE. ALSO REPAIRS DAMAGES TO MARBLE, CLEAN AND SEAL TERRACOTTA TERRACES, COVERS ALL COSTA DEL SOL. TEL: 671 244 683 (259400) MARBLE POLISHING, CRYSTALLIZING, LASTING, HIGH SHINE. REGRINDING, RESTORATION OF SALTY, DEAD FLOORS. 27YRS EXPERIENCE. RELIABLE. REFS AVAILABLE. CYRIL. 645 840 199 (284878)

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Our company was formed from a personal tragedy. Our personal loss made us realise how hard it is to find help and assistance when the time comes.

Funeral Care Spain is a company dedicated to providing quality services and help at a time when you need it the most. We speak your language and understand the importance that a caring, dignified and unique service can play in the grieving process.

The only English funeral director covering Spain and all its islands.

No Worries, Just Memories

+34 951 909 264 24HR EMERGENCY +34 660 659 857 / +34 654 056 653

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Villa Montana, Calle Montana 23 El Pinar, Torremolinos Calle Mercurio, Poligino La Ermita, Marbella (Servisa) Calle Conrado del Campo, 8, Planta 1, Malaga (Servisa)

Callers by appointment

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GARDENING GARDENING SERVICES irrigation systems, turfs, reforms & landscaping. Ricardo 637 160 129 www.ricar dogardens.es (285257) SPECIALIST BIG TREE PRUNING, PALMS AND GARDEN MAINTENANCE 637 20 35 28 - TRABAJOS ESPECIAL EN ARBOLES GRANDES PRIUNING PALMERAS , MANT DE JARDINES 637 20 35 28 (284967)

IRRIGATION IRRIGATION F&P: professional new sprinkler systems and repairs, 30 years’ experience. 14 days free trial, fixed price. Free quotation.

656 314 510 (285654)

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PUMPS P&P: deep water well, pressure and pool pumps, service, sales, installations and repairs 30 years’ experience. Free quotation.

656 314 510 (285654) IRIS-IRRIGATION and landscapes. New Installations & problem-solving.

Turf (supply and laying).

Garden constructions. Tree surgeon. Clearing. Astro Turf (Free Quotation) 676 747521 (284885)

GATES ELECTRIC Gates/Garage Doors. Intercoms/access control systems and replacement remotes. New installs and repairs. For all your electric gate and garage door requirements call us on 605 356 469/952 786 178.

The Garage Door Co & 2 Way Gates. tgdc@hot mail.co.uk www.thegarage doorcompany.es (286666)

GATE REPAIRS ELECTRIC GATE/GARAGE DOOR automation repaired.

Free, no obligation quotation. Call Colin - 636 394 641 (278431)

GLASS CURTAINS GLASS CURTAIN repairs, specialist in replacement of discoloured plastic strips that act as a seal between the glass panels.

Call Julian 655 825 931 (276609)

HEATING Fires gas or wood burners EnvirocareSpain since 1996. All areas.

Quality guaranteed. 952 663 141 or 670 409 759 www.envirocares pain.com info@enviro carespain.com (287013)

HOT TUBS / SPAS HOT TUBS, new, used, bought, sold, hired. Also move & repairs. 691 973 131 / 952 793 398 (284889)

HOME CLEARANCES THE WAREHOUSE – We buy a Single item to a Full House Clearance – www.casaking.es - 602 610 103 (253107)

LSM INSURANCE. No fat singing blokes or trumpeting telephone´ s, just professional service at the best prices for all your insurance needs including car, household, commercial, life, health and travel. Tel 952 578 008 or www.lsminsurance.biz for a quotation (287020)

INTERNET

ALHAURIN FURNITURE EMPORIUM furniture wanted, same day collection, also house clearance and removals. 675 357 575 (286968)

INSURANCE LAWYERS

CLASSIFIEDS EMERGENCY LOCKSMITH/SAFE ENGINEERS - 24/7 CALLOUT - 636 770 865/952 660 233 OR VISIT OUR SHOP IN LA CALA - WWW.SECU RITYOFSPAIN.COM

MISCELLANEOUS WOODY´ S LOS BOLICHES. Greeting Cards, mail to and from the UK. Worldwide courier and Passport renewals. All adverts taken for the Euro Weekly News- display or classified. Open 9.00-2.00PM (Monday to Friday). Special hours apply August and Xmas. One street behind the Confortel, just off Plaza San Rafael, Los Boliches, on C/Poeta Salvador Rueda 93. Tel: 952 471 877 (95705)

MOBILE PHONES

HEALTH & BEAUTY INSURANCE

BEAUTY TREATMENTS BOTOX AND FILLERS From €95. Covers the Costa del Sol and inland. www.be autifulmarbella.es 609 347 086. (286480)

CHIROPRACTOR FUENGIROLA, Myofascial Release. J. Schaegen, Specialized in treating neck, back & extremity disorders, 30 years in Practice. 652 291 224 www.bodywork.es (282256)

DENTIST ENGLISH SPEAKING DENTIST in Fuengirola & Nueva Andalucia. Specialising in Zircon crowns, bridges etc. FREE check up! drvisky@hotmail.com. 689 887 019 (284567)

HEALTH INSURANCE

MOTOR INSURANCE. For the most competitive quotes in English call Linea Directa on 902 123 153, you could save as much as 30% and you can transfer your existing no claims bonus. Call Linea Directa on 902 123 153 for motor insurance with a human voice in English from Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and save money now! (200726) EU INSURANCE DIRECT. Best prices, best service, best cover for all your Insurance needs. TEL 951 080 118 or 952 830 843 (281380)

LOANS LOANS AVAILABLE on all types of paintings, jeweler, watches, silver etc. Any condition. Immediate cash settlement. For more information call into Anthony’s Antiques & Jewelers shops extensive premises at C/Ramon y Cajal 40, Fuengirola.

Mobile 609 529 633. Tel: 952 588 795 (SE) (201522)

24/7 LOCKSMITH LOCKSMITH emergency / appointment. Doors opened without damage, locks changed, patio doors and windows secured, 24 hour honest, fast and reliable service. Call Paul 657 466 803 (248853)

MOBILITY S E N I O R W O R L D (est.2008) – MOBILITY scooters, wheelchairs, stairlifts, nursing beds, rise ´ n´ recline chairs & a large range of daily living aids for sale or hire, for a better life.

Visit our showroom in Los Boliches - or call on 952 663 131 or 670 964 181 for advice & best prices (285452) THE World of Mobility Superstore Fuengirola. All your mobility needs under one roof, Sales, Rentals & Repairs for Mobility Scooters, Wheelchairs, Walkers, Bathroom Equipment, Stair lifts & much more www.worldof mobility.es 622 832 954 (287012)

CLASSIFIEDS MOSQUITO SCREENS MOSQUITO screens, sliding, pulldown, pleated colours call Mosquito Nick 647 072 861 (281384) ACE OF SHADES - Don’t let the bugs get you!

Available in enrollable, slider and pleated. Large choice of colours including wood effect. Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / info@aceofshades.design (101730) MOSQUITO Screens for windows, doors and a highquality sliding patio door screen. All finishes available.

Quick service. All areas covered. Call Julian 655 825 931 (276610)

MOTORING

CAR SERVICES BRITISH MECHANIC Mijas Costa. Experienced & Reliable.

605 407 369 (285291)

FOR SALE MUST SEE FIAT GRAND P U N T O 1.4, 2006, only 125,000kms (approx 75,000miles). 5 door, aircon, cd player, electric windows & locking ITV till August 2020 sky blue. 2,995€ www.robertsoncarsspain.com phone Samantha 952 832 173/ 608 658 785 SEVEN SEATER OPEL ZAFIRA 2010, Great People Carrier, only 93,000kms (approx.

65,000 miles) golfing owner, dog grill, cool air-con, cd player, room for luggage, family friendly Was 6,995€ Now €5,995. See photos more details. www.robertsoncarsspain.com phone 952 832 173/ 608 658 785 4X4 AUTOMATIC DIESEL BMW. X3, 2013, Everything you want, low kilometres,77,000 (approx. 47,000 miles). Sat nav. Parking sensors, roof bars, cd, electric, alloy wheels, private owner returning UK. WAS....

21,500€ NOW....18,995€.

See photos web page www.robertsoncarsspain.com phone 952 832 173/608 658 785

www.euroweeklynews.com DIESEL JAGUAR X TYPE ESTATE WAGON EXECUTIVE 2.2, 2008 model, chrome roof rack, parking sensors. 5 door, cd, climate control, beige leather interior, dark blue, alloy wheels, Jaguar bonnet badge this is one good looking big cat, low kms.

Low price 6,995€ see photos web page www.robertsoncars-spain.com phone Samantha 952 832 173/608 658 785 whatsapp DIESEL VOLKSWAGEN TOURAN 2015 only 47,000kms. 5 seater, 5 door, white, private golfing lady owner. WAS.....15,995€ NOW...13,995€ see photos web page www.robertsoncars-spain.com phone 952 832 173/608 658 785 LOOK REDUCED PRICE 4X4 JEEP CHEROKEE DIESEL 2L, 2014 only 51,000kms. Parking sensors.

One private lady owner, immaculate, manual, grey, Best Offer WAS...18,995€ NOW..16,450€ o.n.o see photos web page. www.robertsoncars-spain.com phone 952 832 173/ 608 658 785 WE ARE currently the market leader in our country in the sale of direct car, motorbike, home and company fleet insurance. Since we started out in 1995, our philosophy has always been to offer an excellent service with the best prices in the market. For the most competitive quotes in English, call Linea Directa on 902 123 309. (200726) SELLING YOUR SPANISH CAR? PHONE Bill Brady for the best cash price. Stay safe and phone Bill on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (284761) MASSIVE SAVINGS AT BILL BRADY CARS has been established on the Costa del Sol since 1986, in which time he has helped thousands of expatriates to buy or sell their quality used Spanish cars and also keeping all the documentation simple so you understand all that is going on (which is important). You can contact Bill direct on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 or billbrady cars.com (284761) MERCEDES Estate C-220 Diesel Automatic Sport Line with only 120’000 Klm (75’000 Mls) S/History SatNav, bluetooth, tow bar and lots more metallic silver half black interior PRICE SLASHED FROM 7’995€ - NOW 6’500€ - 952 838 842/608 950 221 billbradycars. com (284761)

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MASSIVE SAVING VOLVO V-60 4-D (Estate) Automatic/ Diesel 2016 top of the range to many extras to list one private owner full service history has to be seen for this low price. WAS 21’995€ - NOW 18’995€ - 952 838 842/608 950 221 billbrady cars.com (284761)

BARGAIN leaving Spain Jaguar XF Premier 3.0L Diesel, Automatic, 105,000kms, May 2010. Asking €11,950. 610 040 555 (287160)

VW Golf Style 2.0 Ltr. TDI 2012 from private owner full service history from VW. Sat-Nav, parking sensors, full electric pack and lots more extras, this car is immaculate for its year and its only 9’995€ 952838842 608950221 billbradycars. com (284761)

WE ARE currently the market leader in our country in the sale of direct car, motorbike, home and company fleet insurance. Since we started out in 1995, our philosophy has always been to offer an excellent service with the best prices in the market. For the most competitive quotes in English, call Linea Directa on 902 123 309. (200726)

HONDA Civic estate (Diesel) 1.6 Six speed manual.

2014 One private owner full service history from Honda only 64’000 Klm. (40’000 Mls) Diamond white, eco drive, Honda have to many extras to list here, look at this price it’s unbeatable at only 13’995€ 952838842 608950221 billbradycars. com. (284761) Convertible BMW 118-I 6 Speed G/ Box 2012 One private owner full BMW History 40’000 Klm (25’000 Mls) Full service history and warranty gunmetal grey tan leather always been garaged and in immaculate condition its Only 14’995€ 952838842 608950221 billbradycars. com (284761) Citroen Picasso C-3 2014 One private owner 25,000 Klm (15,000mls). Diamond white this has been garaged from new it looks great ideal small MPV for only 8’995 € 952838842 608950221 billbradycars.com. (284761) Jaguar Estate X Type 2.0 Diesel 5 speed manual 2004 Mdl. 84’000 Klm. (53’000 Mls) Bereavement forces this sale full service history, matching leather, this car is a credit to its last owner.

You won’t find better value for money at only 4’995€ 952838842 608950221 billbradycars.com (284761) Suzuki SX-4 Cross Over 4+2 1.6 Inj. 2014 One private owner 40’000 Klm (25’000 Mls ) diamond white this jeep has been very well maintained LOOK AT THIS LOW PRICE only 10’995€ 952 838 842 608 950 221 billbradycars.com Opel astra 1.4 - T 2014 One private owner used only as holiday car immaculate 14’000 Klm (8’000 Mls) polar white its a real bargain 952838842 608950221 billbradycars.com

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CHARITIES ACE CHARITY ‘El Refugio’ in La Cala de Mijas is a registered charity. We have on average 275 dogs in our care and we receive no help from the Town Hall or the Andalucian government. We desperately need foster homes and adoptants for our many dogs, especially the small ones and puppies who do not do well in a big shelter. We are grateful for any help offered, including donations of food and blankets. Visiting times are from 13.00 to 15.00 and you can always turn up or make an appointment by calling Denise on 669 018 736. Our website is www.ace-chari ty.org where you can view all the dogs in our care.

(93320) ADANA THE ANIMAL SHELTER IN ESTEPONA. We always need volunteers to walk and socialise with our dogs and help with cleaning. We also need good homes for our animals that you can see on www.adana.es. Kennels open every day 10-1.30, Camino de Casares, near Parque de los Pedregales, Estepona. (5 minutes from the Poligono) For more information call 952 113 467, available from 10.00am until 14.00pm. (93319) SEPE the horse and donkey charity is open to the public at weekends from 10.00 to 5.00. Volunteers are much needed in all departments and are welcome at anytime. For our riding for the disabled classes, we are also in need of extra helpers. We are nationally registered by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior (164640) but only with your support can we give the equine a voice. If you can just commit to 2 or 3 euros a month it will really help make a difference. You can find us at Lauro Golf Equestrian Centre, Alqueria, Alhaurin de la Torre. Tel. 608 258 950 info@sepeon line.net www.sepeonline.net (93321) SOS ANIMAL REFUGE we have dogs, young and old looking for homes. Some of our dogs have been with us for some time and would love to find a cosy spot to curl up in and a knee on which to rest their heads. If you have room in your heart and home we would love to

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hear from you. We do not put our dogs to sleep - no matter how old, they are safe with us. For day to day needs and to pay for veterinary care, we much appreciate the support we receive.

We desperately need items to sell on our market stall to help raise funds and are happy to come and collect.

So if you are having a clearout, please contact us on 605 227 155. If you would like to know more about rehoming, please call 653 257 875. Visit our website www.sos-animals.org or please phone Sandy on 952 385 923 or 666 814 056 if you would like to make a donation or help in any way.

(93317) ARCH - The Andalusian Rescue Centre for Horses, registered charity 8448, is open to visitors every Sunday from 9a.m until 12 noon. Working closely with the Spanish authorities, we rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused and abandoned horses and donkeys. Come and meet our current rescues, learn about our work and how you may be able to help. Run solely by a small team of dedicated volunteers,the Centre is located between Alhaurin el Grande and Coin in Comm. de Viñ a Borrego behind Venta Miralmonte. For more information and directions see our website www.horserescuespain.org, our Facebook page Centro Andalusi de Rescate de Caballos or tel. 610 845 491 or 656 935 613

KENNELS CAT & DOG World Kennels and Cattery. 952 112 978 / 630 197 435. www.catand dogworld.com (285387) EURODOG Boarding Kennels & Cattery. Under new ownership by animal loving family. Large kennels and exercise yards, fully licensed and sanitary approved. Safe, secure and caring environment. Inspections welcome anytime. 5 minutes from Fuengirola 679 786 669 / 952 464 947 / www.eurodog.es (242538) PETCARE PET HOTEL. Alhaurin el Grande. Holiday accommodation for dogs and cats. Heated/Air-conditioned kennels available.

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Peugeot shocks with electric model P E U G E O T h a s i n t ro duced its new PEUGEOT e-208 at the

AT P F i n a l s t o u r n a ment in London held at the O2.

The brand continues its long­running association with tennis as a partner of the Nitto ATP Finals for a fourth consecutive year having started a global part­ nership with the ATP Tour in 2016 and has been pre­ sent as a sponsor of more than 20 ATP Tour tourna­ ments ever since. As Part­ ner and Official Car of the tournament, they are also providing players and offi­ cials present in London with a fleet of 36 vehicles.

The Finals, once again see the top eight ranked men’s singles players competing against each other, includ­ ing PEUGEOT ambassador and defending champion Alexander Zverev, as well as Matteo Berrettini who also joined the PEUGEOT team

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The all­new e­208 is the first 100 per cent electric model in a new range of electrified vehicles as part of the brand’s electrifica­ tion strategy. Using a 50kWh battery it is capable of 217 miles from a single charge. Inside, the car comes with new 3D i­Cock­ pit® with a compact multi­ function steering wheel, a configurable 3D head­up

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Prices start at £25,050 and order books are now open for customers to be among the first to own the all­new e­208. Reserva­ tions can also be made on PEUGEOT’s new range of

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CCCA enjoying the Winter Sunshine

Classic Car Club of Andalucía

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OR those of us living here in beautiful Spain its been a marvellous summer that, until recently, has just gone on and on! However, there have been a few signs recently that maybe the season is changing and with it the weather. So, it was with some trepidation that members of the Classic Car Club of Andalucia prepared for their November classic car run last Saturday.

About 40 cars gathered at Venta El Tunel for the traditional 10.00am breakfast where there was just a little chill in the air but nothing too serious. Venta El Tunel incidentally is just outside Malaga on the old Granada road near the Pantano.

The route for the day was to head up towards the Torcal where the altitude could bring bad weather. The Club had last been here four or five years ago when, in April, there was snow falling during a serving of some chilled Fino before heading to lunch!

Today wouldn’t be quite so bad but crews were, at this stage, not to know that!

The registration and signing-on process was handled with great aplomb by regular helpers Angela Sharp and Marilyn MacPherson whilst members enjoyed the social intercourse that goes with a bacon sarni and a cup of hot coffee!

Some new members, Carole and David Binder had arrived, perhaps wondering what it was exactly that they were getting in to, and some members that had been away for some time were returning to reacquaint themselves with the Club, Peter and Sue Cross in their Jaguar XKR and Pieter and Kay Van de Lustgraaf in their lovely 1960’s Triumph TR250 were welcomed back after a long summer away travelling.

It was good to see a Dutch contingent, Danny Grietens and Arnie Hille, bring some gorgeous American muscle machinery in the form of C6 and C7 ZR Corvettes which made quite a contrast to some of the regular and perhaps more ‘conventional’ Classics!

Also back were Carl and Maria Cullimore, but their lovely red 1970’s Triumph TR6 had developed an electrical malaise that morning. Rather than miss the fun, they brought Maria’s shopping Seat so that they could still participate.

Life members Konrad and Judi Thomas had come over from Blighty especially to join in the fun and so had to settle for a hire car but no-one minded that.

From Sweden came Jan Alvemark in his late father’s beautiful Jaguar XJ-8 which is always so graceful and can carry four people in comfort as it usually does!

The writer and CCCA Club Presidente, Ian Giles,

Ted and Sean Willams - Mercedes 500SL.

was navigated for the day by Marilyn MacPherson. Her husband, Malcolm, had passed away three years ago leaving behind a Jaguar E-Type and a 1990’s BMW 840. Neither car had been used for some 15 or more years, so Ian has had both of these cars completely restored over the past two years and was delighted to take Marilyn, herself now a regular CCCA member, along in the BMW 840i that performed faultlessly and was thoroughly enjoyed by them both. The stunning, red Jaguar E-Type is also now ready and will be out on future CCCA events.

At 11.00am, after a short drivers’ briefing, cars headed along the fabulous old road towards Casabermeja where, at several points, there are amazing views of both the Mediterranean and the Sierra Nevada mountains simultaneously.

From Casabermeja the route headed towards Villanueva de la Concepción where the big climb to the top of the Torcal began. Fortunately, although the air was indeed quite a bit cooler than at the coast, there was no snow and the sun was still shining! The reward was stunning topography and terrific views of the massive rock

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faces that dominate and dwarf the local countryside.

Just before Antequera the route turned off left to skirt the northern part of the Torcal and then a fast run down to Valle de Abdalajis where a welcome coffee stop had been arranged. Or, mostly for the navigators, a beer stop!

The Giles / MacPherson BMW 840 had kept company with the very new and very fast BMW M850i of John and Angie Lane and it was good to see both the cars together and parked together at the coffee stop.

From coffee, the route was fairly simple and passed by Los Caballos near Pizarra and then through Alora, passing the old castle, before joining the main A-357 and taking the new road to bypass VillaFranco del Guadalhorce and head in to Coin.

There is a quite marvel-

lous and largely undiscovered restaurant in Coin called La Bohemia. It has been there for many years and is still run by the same family. It provides outstanding food that is far and away different to what most expect from Coin and was very much appreciated by all the CCCA members and their guests. Cava and canapés were served to thirsty crews in the Cortijo on arrival and a marvellous lunch was then served.

It had been a super day, a stunning route with easy driving and, perhaps more important, easy navigation. To finish this with a spectacular lunch was a fitting end and thanks were given to the organisers, Ian and Carol Giles, for making it such a great day. They even kept the good weather…!!

Next events for the CCCA are the Clubnight and Christmas Party on December 3 and then a Christmas Special Car run on Saturday, December 7.

I also hope to participate in, and report on, the Jaguar (JEC) run later in November.

That’s it until our next issue.

Ian Giles with restored Jaguar E-Type.

Further information on Classic Car Club of Andalucia events can be found on the Club’s website www.cccandalucia.com.

Membership of this vibrant club is open to anyone owning a genuine classic car here in Spain. Saca tu coche clásico del garaje y diviértete con el.

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BIG WIN: Burnley defeat West Ham United.

Clash of the clarets ASHLEY BARNES and Chris Wood both celebrated signing new contracts with goals that propelled Burnley to another big win over West Ham Unit­ ed.

Last season’s Turf Moor victory over the Londoners at the turn of the year had been the launchpad for Burnley’s sprint to safety.

And while the need was­ n’t quite so great this time around, the combination of Barnes and Wood and an own­goal from goal­ keeper Roberto Jimenez brought a welcome end to a three­match losing run.

The Burnley strike part­ nership ­ re­united follow­ ing Wood’s return from a two­match absence ­ took their combined tally for the season to 10 league goals to cap a week in which they had both ex­ tended their stay at Turf Moor.

And in truth they could have added plenty more, notably Wood who had un­

derlined his liking for this fixture with his sixth goal in five games against the Hammers, with the second goal just before half time that all but sealed the deal as he again ran the Lon­ doners ragged.

Jimenez was at fault for all three of the Burnley goals, although it was only his acrobatics late in the piece that prevented a landslide as Sean Dyche’s side produced exactly the response they needed to record an emphatic fourth home win of the season and reclaim a place back in the top half of the table.

In a bid to stop the los­ ing run, Dyche made three changes with full­backs Charlie Taylor and Phil Bardsley returning along with Wood to make their first Premier League starts of the season.

And Burnley wasted no time in looking to make amends for their first­half collapse at Sheffield Unit­ ed a week ago with an up­

tempo opening that had the Hammers immediately on the ropes.

West Ham were ab­ solutely shocking, Burnley came at them and totally ran the show from start to finish, West Ham’s million­ aire so­called stars looked lazy, not interested, had no direction from the bench and to be honest looked like a side heading to relegation.

It’s evident to the major­ ity of West Ham support­ ers that the Chilean man­ ager Pelligrini has to be sacked ­ but club owner David Sullivan will have a problem there as he gave the ex­Manchester City manager a long four­year contract on £7 million a year and no doubt will want paying off.

West Ham supporters are in numbers now calling for the head of their man­ ager and the bookies have him odds on to be the next sacked manager in the pre­ miership.

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Force of the Foxes LEICESTER CITY under the m a n a g e m e n t o f B re n d a n Rodgers are again quite the force they were when they won the Premiership title a few years back.

Last weekend the King Power Stadium welcomed visitors Arse­ nal, whose manager is under huge pressure to start getting results.

Form the start of the match Leicester City never looked in any trouble at all, fully in control of the game at all times and it was a surprise that it was still 0­0 at half time.

Sixty­eight minutes saw a lovely goal. Pereira made ground down the right and found Barnes, just inside the box. Barnes flicked the ball to Tielemans, who rolled a first­time pass across the face of goal, teeing up Vardy. He slammed into the bottom left, giving the Ar­ senal keeper no chance.

With 15 minutes to play Leices­ ter City struck again when Vardy chased Praet’s right­to­left pass into the Arsenal box. He pulled the ball back for Maddison, who

CONTROL: Leicester celebrate a convincing win over Arsenal. shifted his feet with a super­fast shuffle and immediately fired a low heat seeker into the bottom left corner of the net, Leno the Ar­ senal goalkeeper had no chance whatsoever. It really was sensa­ tional improvisation.

Last minutes of the game

though were concerns for Leices­ ter as Vardy looked to have hurt his shoulder, upon falling. He winced in pain, a blotch on Leices­ ter’s otherwise perfect day. But he insisted on playing on. With an in­ ternational break coming up, he will have time to recover and con­

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tinue on Leicester’s dynamic front line.

It was an easy 2­0 victory for the Foxes and make no mistake, Leicester are in the title race.

They’re very easy on the eye to watch too as a neutral watcher ­ playing great football under Bren­

dan Rodgers as the title holders from 2015/16 season move into second position of the table.

After the game Arsenal manager Unai begged for more time, he said “Our priority was being consis­ tent ... we created some chances ... I thought in the first half we played well, and had opportunities to score and win the match ... the players worked and had very good attitude ... if we scored the first goal we could control, but we did­ n’t do, and they did ... our priority is to win the next match at home ... we are behind Leicester and Chelsea, but we must take confi­ dence ... in 38 matches, little by little, we will get better ... we need time, we changed a lot of players ... we are ambitious, but we need time.”

Although Arsenal aren’t a club for sacking managers quickly, the board may be thinking they got the wrong replacement for Wenger with rumours circulating amongst supporters that one ‘Jose’ is being lined up.

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MERCEDES boss Toto Wolff has admitted the team will handle contract talks differently in the future, as Valtteri Bottas revealed the uncertainty over his Mercedes seat for 2020 was a “pain in the ass.”

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HIGH PACED: Liverpool v Manchester City.

THE two top premiership teams clashed at Anfield on Sunday Liverpool v Manchester City with five points between them at the top of the table.

It wasn’t long at all until the first goal when on six minutes City thought they should have had a penalty for handball, after the ball flicked off Alexander­ Arnold’s thigh and into his arm. The referee waved play

on and Liverpool a raid down the left. Mane’s low cross was poked clear, but Fabinho ran onto it, took a touch and blasted it inside the post from 25 yards ensuring Liver­ pool a footing with a 1­0 ear­ ly lead.

Just eight minutes later though they stole a second goal when Robertson’s cross bounced to Salah, who head­ ed it in.

Ten minutes into the sec­ ond half and Liverpool

scored a third. It was a gor­ geous Henderson cross, and Mane stooped to head in at the back post ­ Bravo got two hands to it, but could only fumble it in.

City pulled a goal back on the 80th minute when An­ gelino’s low cross deflected to Bernardo Silva, whose low shot clipped the inside of the post on its way in.

The last 10 minutes Liver­ pool completely lost their swagger, but they still had

their lead as City threw everything at the bus, but Liverpool saw it out and went eight points clear at the top of the premiership and looking likely champi­ ons this year even at this early stage. City themselves with the loss dropped to fourth.

It was a cracking match, full­blooded, high­paced en­ tertainment from first to last, packed with quality, an absolute neutral­thriller.

Swiss National team visits Gibraltar

TO some extent, it could be ar­ gued that the acceptance of the Gibraltar Football Association into UEFA is something of a nui­ sance as they have so few play­ ers to call upon and they are more likely to lose than win.

That aside, the players and people are proud of what they have achieved and so far they have managed to beat Armenia, Latvia and Liechtenstein since they were allowed to play recog­ nised international matches.

They are currently at the bot­ tom of their qualifying group which is made up of Denmark,

GOAL: Gibraltar score against Armenia in the Nations League.

Georgia, Ireland and Switzerland, and have a goal difference of ­17 (2 for and 19 against) but they

are learning all the time.

They travel to Denmark for their next match on Friday and

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then the Swiss team will be in Gibraltar at the Victoria Stadium the following Monday.

Tickets for the home match are £25 and £30 and if you live on the Costa del Sol, here’s a chance to travel to the Rock and bring youngsters as there is no history of football hooliganism and there will be plenty seats.

These two matches are very important as there is just one point between Ireland, Denmark and Switzerland and the number of goals scored against Gibraltar could make the difference be­ tween qualifying or missing out.

Sporting greats in Marbella MARBELLA will be taking on a red tint for the ‘Marca Sport Weekend Marbella’ event.

The ‘boats’ roundabout and the bridge of Santo Cristo del Amor will be illuminated red this weekend to match the colour of Spanish sports newspaper Marca.

The event, organised by the city council and the leading sports newspaper, will bring together more than 80 profes­ sionals and legends of sport in 50 free activities The event will begin on Friday with several highlights such as meetings with Boris Becker and Mick Doohan, the so­called ‘Craziest match in history,’ which will feature foot­ ballers Vero Boquete, Diego Forlán and Carlos Cuellar with a hundred youth players.

There will also be a talk and screening of the Spain­Malta match won by Spain 12­1 and considered the most incredi­ ble feat in the history of Spanish football.

On Saturday, the programmes start at 10.15am, with the talk ‘Making a star’ by Toni Nadal, followed by a meeting with world record holder Hicham El Guerrouj and Fermín Cacho.

There will also be an exhibition by the 2010 BMX world champion, Viky Gomez and simultaneous chess games against Anatoli Karpov.

On Sunday there will be a tennis clinic with Marc Lopez and zumba and personal defence workshops, and a world record attempt for 100 metres speed skating by Ioseba Fer­ nández.

Staying on skates, double world figure skating champion Javier Fernández will also be present.

The Movistar cycling team will be at the show, as will for­ mer Real Madrid and Spain coach Vicente del Bosque.

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