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HOTEL chains are getting ready to gradually reopen establishments in beach resorts and to welcome back tourists.

In what is an anything but typical summer season due to the Covid-19 pandemic, somewhere between one in four and a third of the island’s hotels are expected to have their doors open, according to reports.

This could gradually increase, as and when the number of flight connections, especially on international routes, goes up and demand grows.

The imminent relaxation on non-essential overseas travel in the UK and allowing British holidaymakers to visit destinations like Spain without having to quarantine when they return could push bookings up further, Mallorca’s hotel sector hopes.

Although the develop-

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COMMITMENT: Melia said it will “open as many hotels as possible to reactivate employment and the destination.” ment of the coronavirus situation in tourist markets and in the Balearic Islands is a further factor at play.

As it stands, Melia Hotels International is opening the Palma Bay next to the island capital’s Congress Palace this week, and plans to open the Calvia Beach in Magaluf shortly.

Another Melia establishment lined up to restart activities by the end of July is the company’s emblematic Hotel de Mar.

The firm is also preparing for the reopening of the Sol Cala d’Or in the southeast of the island.

“Due to the archipelago’s greater dependence on international tourism and the uncertainty on how demand will develop in the summer months, the company’s commitment is firm: to open as many hotels as possible to reactivate employment and the destination,” the compa-

ny stated.

Rui, which took part in the Balearics’ pilot tourism project with its Concordia and Bravo hotels, has scheduled the opening of two more establishments in July, while Mallorcabased company Iberostar opened the Cristina in Playa de Palma a couple of weeks ago, and plans further reopenings on the island shortly.

Other firms announcing they are gradually open-

ing up Mallorca establishments to guests as the summer season gets fully

underway are Be Live Hotels, Protur, Hipotels, Gripo Piñero and Viva Hotels.

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No top night spots this year MALLORCA is facing a summer without some of the holiday island’s top nightspots.

Star clubbing venues Titos and BCM Disco Empire in Palma, Megapark in S’Arenal and The Club in Playa del Palma will remain shut the entire season, the company behind all four establishments has announced.

Grupo Cursach said it has been left with no choice but to keep the doors of the four establishments shut due to the restrictions established by the Balearic government on dance venues in the post-lockdown new normality, and the total prohibitions on opening in areas associated with extreme, booze-fuelled behaviour such as Magaluf and Playa de Palma.

“Now is the time to look after yourself until this situation caused by Covid-19 passes,” the company posted on social media.

“We’ll see each other in 2021!”, the post promises.

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Moving tribute Promoting Mallorca

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COMMEMORATION: Relatives, recovered patients, health professionals and members of the Balearic institutions remember the 226 who have lost their life to the virus in the archipelago.

THE lighting of candles for each of the 226 people who have lost their life to Covid19 in the Balearic Islands since the start of the pandemic formed the focus of a moving tribute to the victims of the virus on Friday at the La Lonja in Palma.

Relatives of the victims, patients who have overcome coronavirus and health professionals working on the frontline of the

battle against Covid-19 played the main part in the commemoration, which was attended by Balearic President Francina Armengol and members of the regional government, and the main representatives of Mallorca’s institutions and civil society.

A commemorative plaque was unveiled in memory of all the victims, and relatives and patients offered a bouquet of flowers to representatives

of paramedics to thank them for their work.

The homage to the Covid victims ended with a minute’s silence and a performance of ‘El Cant dels Ocells’ by Balearic Island Symphony Orchestra cellist Emmanuel Bleuse.

TENNIS ace Rafael Nadal is the star of a promo aimed at attracting tourists.

The Mallorca-born celebrity sportsman provides the voiceover for the island government’s promotional video, which is aimed especially at the national visitor market.

Over sweeping aerial shots of the island’s coastline, landscapes, capital city and natural wonders, Nadal tells viewers Mallorca has worked hard to get back to normal life “so that the strange thing is to be at home and not out there looking for freedom,” and so that “holidays are as ever: free time to disconnect and forget about everything.”

The video is part of a Consell de Mallorca marketing campaign and packet of measures aimed at reactivating the tourism sector in the face of the coronavirus crisis.

It is due to be broadcast at prime time on national TV from the first fortnight of July. Versions in Catalan, English, German and French will be put out on social media.

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WILDFIRE SEASON IN SPAIN: SUMMER means wildfire season in Spain.

Andalucia has registered several important blazes in just the last 10 days, one fire in mountains just behind popular Costa Almeria holiday resort Mojacar burning its way through nearly more than 180 hectares in less than 24 hours.

And as hot air from the Sahara pushes up temperatures this week, and weather forecasters predict another heatwave will start sweeping across much of the south and centre of the country by the weekend, already tinder dry conditions in much of the country mean wildfires are a real risk.

Just the smallest spark at this time of year can set off a fire which in no time at all is blazing out of control. It could be a natural phenom-

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Common sense steps to reduce fire risks

THREAT: The smallest spark can set off a fire which in no time is blazing out of control.

enon like lightning which ignites undergrowth, but in many cases it is mankind’s actions which are the cause.

In the same way that society is doing its bit to prevent a risk of Covid-19 infections, so too can common sense and a feeling of responsibili-

ty towards others help reduce the likelihood of wildfires breaking out, and the potential threat to lives and property.

For example: • Avoid smoking in forests or countryside.

•Don’t throw cigarette butts out a car window onto the roadside.

• Don’t burn rubbish.

• Don’t leave or toss flammable materials onto outside ground.

• If you light a campfire make sure it is well away from trees, grass and leaves and prevent sparks from flying out and triggering a fire.

•When putting out a campfire make sure it is totally extinguished and cover the area around the fire with earth or stones.

• Don’t leave any rubbish lying around in the countryside.

• Don’t let off fireworks or firecrackers near areas which could catch light.

• Don’t have outdoor barbecues in in the countryside.

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‘Safe tourism’ first Royals chat with

CERTIFICATION: An independent company carried out the audit to check the port’s compliance with regulations.

CALVIA’S Port Adriano has become the first in Mallorca to gain the ‘Safe Tourism’ distinction.

The ICTE Spanish Tourism Quality Institute stamp certifies the correct implementation of Covid-19 health safety protection measures.

In order to obtain the certificate Port Adriano had to adapt its protocols to the guidelines set out in the Spanish UNE 0066-15 Measures for the reduction of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus

contagion regulation specifically for nauticalsports facilities and nautical sports.

Specific actions have included modifying or creating hygiene and safety protocols for different departments, controlling entries to and limiting capacity in key areas, specific internal training on Covid19 and the use of personal protection equipment, increasing the frequency of cleaning in communal

zones, and putting up informative signs.

Independent company SGS, a leading inspection, verification, analysis and certification firm, carried out the audit, which checked the port’s compliance with the specifications established in the regulation. The idea of the ‘Safe Tourism’ initiative is to put out the concept of safe, certified tourism in an area committed and adapted to the new Covid-19 risk reality.

German couple SPAIN’S King and Queen have personally thanked German tourists for visiting Mallorca. King Felipe and Queen Letizia stopped for a chat with a German couple staying in the Rui Concordia hotel in Palma beach resort Arenal on Thursday June 25 during a tour of the establishment to find out about the protocols and measures implemented to protect against Covid-19.

The Rui Concordia was one of the hotels which took part in the previous week’s pilot tourism project, under which German

tourists flew to Mallorca and Ibiza on socalled ‘safe travel corridors’ from several German airports before Spain’s international borders were reopened to Schengen area nations and the UK. Speaking in English, the Royals expressed their gratitude to the couple from Cologne for choosing to stay on the island. The King and Queen asked the German hotel guests when they had arrived and how long they were staying, and were interested to know how they felt about being in Mallorca.

Wave of immigrants GUARDIA CIVIL arrested 57 illegal immigrants on small boats on Monday June 29.

The alert was first raised early in the morning when the SIVE surveillance system detected a small craft to the west of Cabrera.

The Government Delegation in the Balearics reported the Guardia Civil’s Maritime Service was mobilised. They found the boat with 13 immigrants on board. Around the same time the Guardia came across another boat which had already reached

the shore close to Estanys beach in Colonia de Sant Jordi in Ses Salines.

Then a short time time later two small boats were spotted drifting a few miles out at sea from the Ses Salines lighthouse and Es Caragol beach. The Guardia detained 27 immigrants, handing them over to National Police. Meanwhile, the authorities found a fifth boat, empty, around the Migjorn i sa Mola area. A search for the occupants left to 17 arrests.

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British Embassy on Residency Appointments IN response to a request for information from Euro Weekly News, the British Embassy has made the following announcement: “As you will be aware from our previous posts and the Ambassador’s recent video, the Spanish government is introducing a new residency document for those UK nationals who are protected by the Withdrawal Agreement - the Tarjeta de identidad de extranjero or TIE. “We understand that this will be introduced

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ANNOUNCEMENT: British Ambassador to Spain, Hugh Elliott.

shortly and instructions are being issued to local authorities in the next few

days. This will mean a revised appointments process for UK nationals -

we expect details to be published on www.lamoncloa.gob.es and we

will share this information as soon as we have it.

“We also understand that in some areas there may be a gap of about a week between the current system and the introduction of the new one, where no appointments will be available. This is a change in the system and does nothing to affect your overall rights.

“Whether you have the green A4 certificate, the green credit card-sized version or whether you are issued directly with the TIE - all remain equally valid in demonstrating your rights as a beneficiary of the Withdrawal Agreement, even after the end of the Transition Period. You may choose to exchange your current certificate for a TIE in due course, but it is not obligatory.

“We will update this post with further information as soon as it is available.”

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M A L L O R C A’ S h i s t o r i c train running between Soller and Palma is back up and running again after a three-month suspension in the service due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The first train left Soller station at 9am on Thursday June 25 with some 40 passengers on board, most of them employees, guests and press.

Soller Railway President Oscar Mayol went along for the ride. He took the opportunity to underline the importance of reactivating Mallorca’s complementary tourist offer to help reactivate the sector and the island’s economy.

On the train’s way back from the island capital it had around 30 passengers, many of them German tourists.

The train is making one morning and one afternoon return run a

CREDIT: Tren De Soller Facebook @tren.soller

Up and running

SERVICES: The train goes backwards and forwards between Soller and Palma twice a day. day between Soller and Palma, with disinfections of each carriage after arriving at the stations.

Passengers have to follow the marked out circuits for getting on and off the train, respect a social dis-

tance of at least 1.5 metres and wear a face mask throughout the journey.

The tram service between Soller town and the port, which like the train was halted when Spain’s State of Alarm came into force, has also started up again. It is doing 20 runs a day.

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Stay in THE preference of many Spaniards to holiday in Spain this summer due to concerns over Covid-19 is good news for the ferry company operating services between Costa Blanca port Denia and Valencia and the Balearic Islands.

Balearia president Adolfo Utor reported demand for the six daily connections between the two mainland ports and Ibiza, Mallorca and Formentera is good.

“We are optimistic about the Balearic routes,” he said.

“Tourism this summer will be mainly national, and that will benefit us.”

Balearia is currently running a daily service from Denia to Ibiza and Palma with the Cecilia Payne fast ferry, which is reinforced at the weekends by the ferry Bahama Mama, and 11 weekly connections to Formentera.

From Valencia there are two ferries a day to Mallorca, one which goes directly to Palma, and one which makes a stop in Ibiza.

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Mallorca Helping hand routes first AMID the doom and gloom for the coronavirus crisis-hammered air travel industry comes the news that Swiss startup airline FlyBAIR is launching next month with two flights to Mallorca.

The airline’s inaugural services will take off on July 18 from Bern and Sion in Switzerland.

More routes will be

added over the coming months, beginning with Greek holiday islands Rhodes and Crete in August, and followed in September by Andalucia city Jerez and Menorca, and Kos and Preveza in Greece.

Bern-based FlyBAIR had been due to take to the skies in May, but the Covid-19 crisis put back the launch two months.

SELF-EMPLOYED in Calvia who have been hit hard by the Covid-19 crisis are set to get a financial helping hand.

The local mayor Alfonso Rodreguez Badal and the Balearic Island regional Economic Model, Tourism and Employment minister Iago Negueruela have signed an agreement on providing exceptional financial assistance to the significant number of Calvia residents who work for themselves.

More than €2 million is available in all, of which the local administration is contributing €1.5 million, the Balearic government just under €445,000 and the Mallorca island administration a further €150,000.

The money is being directed at helping the self-employed to get their work and business activities back up and running. It is available for people who norm a l l y w o r k a l l y e a r, b u t w h o were forced to halt their activities due to the lockdown, and

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AIM: The money is being directed at helping the self-employed to get their work and business activities back up and running. to seasonal workers who have not been able to work this year.

The amount of the assistance depends on whether someone who is self-employed has others working for them. If they don’t the sum is €2,000, if they have one or two workers it is €2,500 and if they have three

or more it is €3,000.

The self-employed funding agreement is one of the measures included in the municipal social, economic and environmental recovery plan, which the previous week was signed by all the political groups with representation on the council.

Skate park up and running THE Calvia skate park is up and running again following a whole series of improvements. The Galatzo park officially reopened its doors on Saturday June 27, with exhibitions of skateboarders, roller skaters, scooters and bikers, as well as young musical talents, to get activities off to a start. Calvia mayor Alfonso Rodriguez, Mallorca island council Participation and Youth director Alex Segura, and several members of Calvia Council were there for the event, which also featured a youth information point, a badge workshop and a point for the ‘No i Punt’ campaign against sexual aggression.

Works on the park have consisted of the upgrade and extension of the existing skate areas into a total space of 1,500 square metres. In addition, new lighting has been installed and there is now a second entrance to the site.

The total cost of the works was just short of €290,000.

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OPPORTUNITY: The Guardia believe the youngsters broke into the friend’s house one night knowing no one would be there.

SO much for friends. Guardia Civil have arrested six youngsters for stealing more than €10,000 in jewellery, watches and clothes from a friend’s house.

The group have also been charged with doing more than €2,000 worth of damage during the break-in at the property in Marratxi.

One of them had reportedly found out the family house of a close friend would be empty one night and the youngsters decided to take advantage of there being no one there to do the place over.

At around 2am they forced open the back doors to get in and grabbed the valuables.

Pont d’Inca Guardia Civil identified the group as possible suspects, and that they were selling what had been taken at knockdown prices. The Guardia has recovered some of the stolen items and returned them to the rightful owners.

many illegal parties

THE ban on the opening of nightclubs and discos in the Balearics due to concerns over Covid-19 infections is pushing Mallorca revellers to go to illegal parties instead, according to the islands’ nightlife sector.

The ABONE Balearic Nightlife Association president Jesus Sanchez says the fact so many clubs and discos are not allowed to open has led to a growing number of unlicensed premises and private homes acting as venues for fiestas and chill-out sessions.

Despite the State of Alarm coming to an end, the Balearic government has banned from opening their doors all nightclubs in Magaluf and Playa de Palma, as well

CREDIT: España de Noche Twitter @FASYDE_es Federación Nacional de Empresarios de Ocio y Espectáculos

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Some mates! Nightclub ban prompts

CLAIM: The Balearic nightlife business association says there is an “uncontrolled proliferation” in unlicensed premises acting as venues for fiestas and chill-out sessions. as Ibiza’s West End, all three resorts with a reputation for alcohol-fuelled excess.

The prohibition on nightspot openings also applies to all establishments with capacities of more than 300 people, while the rest have to

shut by 2am. Dancing is out.

Jesus Sanchez told Spanish press that social distancing and health safely precautions aimed at preventing a risk of coronavirus infection are pretty much ignored at the underground gather-

ings, which attract large crowds.

“For ABONE is it absolutely unacceptable that while they are holding these illegal fiestas, there have been imposed on leisure companies severe measures, prohibiting dance floors, cutting opening hours and even preventing the opening of leisure establishments in certain areas,” the clearly disgruntled ABONE president commented.

“In the face of this we are helping the uncontrolled proliferation of illegal fiestas in clandestine locations.”

ABONE announced it will be putting pressure on public administrations to take firm action to put a stop to illegal parties.

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Cathedral visits back on

NEW NORMAL: Covid-19 means security guards will take all visitors’ temperatures at the Cathedral entrance.

Security guards take all visitors’ temperatures at the entrance. Anyone registering a temperature of more than 37.2ºC is barred from entering.

Once inside, there are obligatory

routes going anti-clockwise which visitors have to follow. Wearing a face mask and keeping a safe distance from others is obligatory.

Audio guides are not available and informative leaflets have been replaced by QR codes for mobiles, in accordance with health and hygiene measures.

There is however a programme of four guided tours a month for maximum groups of 20. Guided tours of the museum are also being offered.

The Cathedral is open for visits from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 2.15pm. The art museum’s opening times are Monday to Friday from 10am to 1.30pm.

Suspected thief spotted CREDIT: Policia Nacional Twitter @policia

MALLORCA’S impressive Cathedral has reopened its doors to tourists for the first time since it was forced to close to the public at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Services have been held since May 11 and the easing of lockdown restrictions, but visits began once more.

The Museum of Sacred Art has also reopened.

The coronavirus health threat means a number of changes have been implemented.

Maximum visitor capacity is limited to 75 per cent, in line with Industry, Trade and Tourism recommendations.

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SUPRISED: The thief skedaddled when the property owner woke up and realised there was an intruder in her home.

POLICE in Palma arrested a suspected thief after the house break-in victim recognised him out on the street.

The property owner told

police she had been at home asleep on Saturday evening June 27, when at around 10pm a noise woke her up and she realised there was an intruder inside with her partner’s wallet in his hand.

Surprised, the thief skedaddled.

The next day the woman spied the man she believed had got inside her home and called the police.

After identifying the 52year-old and following witness declarations, he was charged with breaking and entering.

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Testing technology TECHNOLOGY for controlling maximum beach-goer capacity in the Balearic Islands is being tested out in Palma.

Two intelligent sensors continuously checking data on the number of people have been put up on the Ciutat Jardi beach.

The system provides real time information on the density of beach-goers in a given space.

The Balearic Island Internet of Things (loTIB) communication channel transmits numerical data, not images, to the regional IBETEC Te l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s and Innovation public entity, from where alerts will be issued to the competent authority if maximum beach capacity is exceeded.

The idea is to allow for quicker action in

CREDIT: Govern de les Illes Belaares Facebook @GovernIllesBalears

PILOT: Two intelligent sensors continuously checking data have been put up on Palma’s Ciutat Jardi beach. each zone should there be too many people in o n e p l a c e i n o rd e r t o more effectively guarantee sufficient space for social distancing and protect public health.

The Balearic government is carrying out the Ciutad Jardi pilot in order to ensure the system works effectively,

with a view to making it available to all the islands’ coastal councils.

As and when the system is up and running around the islands’ coasts, the information on how many people are on beaches will be made available to the public so that people can decide where to go to avoid crowds.

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FEATURE

Winners and pickers Sanchez wins again Political Viewpoint from Spain

by DAMON MITCHELL LAST Wednesday, June 24, the ‘new normal’ decreed was passed by congress and Sanchez’s party received an overwhelming majority of votes. Surprisingly, the main opposition party, PP, voted in favour along with Ciudadanos who have recently backed the PSOE in key situations, for example, the State of Alarm.

As this is something that PP would not normally do, it has angered the Catalan parties who voted him into his position.

However, due to these two parties backing Oriol Junqueras, the leader of the Republican Left (ERC) who is currently serving a 13-year prison sentence for sedition, he now holds

THE recent outbreaks in Spain, have worried some, especially those in the northeastern region of Aragón which have forced regional authorities to take a new step back in the de-escalation process.

It should be noted that those outbreaks in Huelva and Huesca are suffered by groups of fruit pickers who have travelled from Eastern countries and Africa to work the jobs that Spanish residents will not.

These pickers have been living and working in very poor conditions, they always do, social distancing rules are not always respected and many of the workers live in overcrowded homes where it is also difficult

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Oriol Junqueras holds the key. the key to Sanchez’s continuation in the government.

You may remember that ERC actually voted against the decree as a stab at the PP.

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Fruit pickers from Huesca tested for coronavirus. to maintain safety measures. The government has finally, and only, now taken notice of this due to the ongoing health crisis and fears that they would now have a multitude of deaths on their hands.

These politicians have said the workers must not live in these

conditions and have arranged with the local town halls to rehouse them in sports arenas.

Again, it brings the question, why have these people had to wait so long for actions to improve their life. Did the politicians not value their lives before now?

FINANCE BUSINESS EXTRA

Troubled quarter THE Bank of Spain expects the country’s GDP for the second quarter of the year to drop by up to 21.8 per cent whilst unemployment soared to 20 per cent of the working population due to the State of Alarm.

Disconnect ACCORDING to a new report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) there appears to be a ‘disconnect’ between financial markets and the real economy that could adversely affect the global economic recovery.

Right track SO successful is the port of Tarragona that it has invested in a new railway track running for 300 metres parallel to the existing track in order to improve the unloading and movement of agri-food products, a sector that is increasing dramatically.

Pension problems A NEW report suggests that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic will hurt the pension futures of many workers in the United Kingdom especially those who have company pension plans and are near to retirement but are too young for state pension.

Intu out AFTER pulling out of its proposed development in Torremolinos, the Intu Group which owns 17 shopping centres in the UK and three in Spain has indicated that it may have to call in Administrators if it can’t renegotiate debt payments

Cash flow SPANISH energy company Abengoa is so short of cash as it emerges from the State of Alarm that it has reportedly written to all of its employees advising that it can only pay half of this month’s wages.

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STAT OF WEEK

€1.9 billion

is the amount that German payment processor Wirecard may have inflated its finances by in order to attract investment.

Loans for European Airlines ONCE again, the boss of Ryanair Michael O’Leary has come out against state support for airlines, this time asking the European Union to question the Dutch Government’s €3.4 billion loan to KLM. Initially, Mr O’Leary had said that Ryanair would tough it out without looking for any government support, but in May, did accept a €670 million loan from Britain, possibly on the ba­ sis that if British Airways and easyJet were going to benefit then his com­ pany might as well join in.

Almost every EU member state

that has an airline has either issued a significant loan to help support it or in the case of Germany and Italy there are buy ins and takeovers in­ volved.

Greenpeace and other champions of the environment however are not happy with the way things have gone in funding these European airlines, as they believe that a massive opportu­ nity to help save the planet has been ignored.

According to the Transport & Envi­ ronment, Carbon Market Watch and Greenpeace bailout tracker, airlines

LEGALLY SPEAKING

How is annuity taxed?

In his book You and the Law in Spain for 2011 David Searl notes that both lifetime and fixed­term annuities have tax reductions. They must be declared in the investment part of the tax form. I have a Swedish an­ nuity with a fixed time of 20 years. I am 80 years old and I have been declaring the annuity as lifetime at 8 per cent.

But I think this is wrong. What percentage of the yearly amount should be declared?

H G (by email) A fixed­ term annu­ ity of 20 years pays YOU AND THE LAW tax on 25 per cent IN SPAIN of the yearly in­ come. If you receive €20,000 each year from your fixed­ term annuity, you will be taxed on €5,000. You declare this income in the investment part of the tax return. For investment income up to €6,000, the tax rate is 19 per cent, so this would draw tax of €950. However, you can deduct your personal minimo vital from your total in­ come. If you are 80 years old, this reduction is €8,100.

You can also apply this reduction to your Swedish pen­ sion income. You need a 2018 law book and a Spanish tax advisor.

DAVID SEARL

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

THE former Chair of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and now Presi­ dent of the European Central Bank (ECB) Christine Lagarde has been com­ menting on the world financial situa­ tion and how she believes that the worst is now over.

In a speech made to the Northern Light Forum she said that there will be no quick return to pre­pandemic days

have applied for €32.9 billion of state backed loans yet not a single condi­ tion concerning protection of the en­ vironment or the cutting back of greenhouse gas emissions has been imposed. As airlines start to fly across Europe again and travellers get ready for holidays, business trips or simply to return home, the entire airline industry is in a state of flux and whilst able to enjoy the benefit of loans now, may well find that in the long term such loans will be a fi­ nancial burden, unless they suddenly become gifts.

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ECB President optimistic especially as there is still a possibility of a second wave of infection across Europe.

Recovery will be slow and much de­ pends on how tourism, leisure spend and the hospitality sectors cope with the new normality and whether suffi­

cient people are able to afford to go on holiday and eat out.

She pointed out that central banks generally and the European Central Bank (ECB) in particular have been very important in trying to keep Euro­ pean economies on a relatively even

New digital currency law FOR some time now, the Euro­ pean Union has been encourag­ ing member states to introduce new laws to comply with the EU anti money laundering directive (5AMLD) and Spain has now confirmed that it will come on board.

This means that once the leg­ islation is in place, digital cur­ rency companies will need to register with the Bank of Spain and this makes a huge amount of sense considering that this may well remove the ability to transfer funds secretly by drug cartels and terrorist groups.

3 Candidates WITH the stepping down of Mario Centeno of Portugal, a new President of the Eurogroup of Finance Ministers from the 19 members of the Eurozone will need to be elected. There are three candidates in the running, Ireland’s Paschal Donohoe, Lux­ embourg’s Pierre Gramegna and current favourite Spain’s Econo­ my Minister Nadia Calvino.

Whoever is elected on July 9 will have the difficult job of try­ ing to persuade member states to balance their budgets in the aftermath of the Covid­19 pan­ demic and the huge rise in un­ employment across the zone.

Chlorinated chicken

THERE are suggestions that in or­ der to secure a trade deal with the USA that the British Govern­ ment will reverse the decision not to allow imports of chlorinated chicken and hormone­injected beef. Trade Secretary Liz Truss hasn’t denied this but did tell MPs that food standards will not be lowered to secure new deals. In the meantime, a National Farm­ ers Union petition calling for the ban of these products has attract­ ed more than one million signa­ tures and the new CEO of Wait­ rose has said it won’t stock them.

keel and she is following the example of predecessor Mario Draghi to ensure stability.

In the meantime, one of the other senior figures in the ECB has indicated that it is important that all assistance is given to allow commercial banks to continue in business or to help facili­ tate takeovers if considered to the benefit of individual state economies.

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C LOSING P RICES J UNE 29

PRICE(P) COMPANY 3I Group 846,20 Admiral Group 2.293,0 Anglo American 1.861,2 Antofagasta 925,40 Ashtead Group 2.680,0 Associated British Foods 1.908,0 AstraZeneca 8.595,0 Auto Trader Group Plc 530,20 Aviva 272,80 BAE Systems 488,80 Barclays 113,36 Barratt Developments 498,50 Berkeley 4.198,0 BHP Group 1.647,80 BP 313,25 British American Tobacco 3.093,0 British Land Company 387,40 BT Group 114,85 Bunzl 2.146,0 Burberry Group 1.557,0 Carnival 925,7 Centrica 38,07 Coca Cola HBC AG 2.048,0 Compass 1.109,00 CRH 2.791,0 Croda Intl 5.240,0 DCC 6.720,0 Diageo 2.689,8 DS Smith 327,70 EasyJet 677,40 Experian 2.852,3 Ferguson 6.454,0 Flutter Entertainment 10.940,0 Fresnillo 833,80 GlaxoSmithKline 1.660,47 Glencore 169,12 Halma 2.295,0 Hargreaves Lansdown 1.649,50 Hikma Pharma 2.262,00 HSBC 381,60 IAG 225,25 Imperial Brands 1.516,50 Informa 460,36 InterContinental 3.613,0 Intermediate Capital 1.297,00 Intertek 5.448,0 ITV 72,86 J Sainsbury 205,40 Johnson Matthey 2.124,0

CHANGE(P) +22,80 -20,0 +21,6 +10,60 -20,0 +9,5 +139,0 -2,80 +3,80 +3,60 +2,38 -3,10 +93,0 +8,80 +8,65 -16,5 +3,90 +0,30 +1,0 +22,5 -42,9 -0,63 -9,0 +12,50 +42,0 +16,0 +20,0 -10,2 +1,40 +25,80 +35,3 +98,0 -105,0 +9,00 +13,47 +2,38 -5,0 -12,00 +9,00 +1,35 +3,45 -9,00 -6,74 -13,0 -7,00 -12,0 +1,12 -2,20 +36,0

% CHG. +2,77% -0,87% +1,17% +1,16% -0,74% +0,50% +1,64% -0,53% +1,41% +0,74% +2,14% -0,62% +2,27% +0,54% +2,84% -0,53% +1,02% +0,26% +0,05% +1,47% -4,43% -1,63% -0,44% +1,14% +1,53% +0,31% +0,30% -0,38% +0,43% +3,96% +1,25% +1,54% -0,95% +1,09% +0,82% +1,43% -0,22% -0,72% +0,40% +0,36% +1,56% -0,59% -1,44% -0,36% -0,54% -0,22% +1,56% -1,06% +1,72%

NET VOL 627,33K 118,77K 659,41K 235,09K 407,70K 20,51K 465,76K 1,09M 767,79K 159,48K 3,10M 220,97K 149,31K 1,08M 2,63M 589,96K 960,89K 9,02M 119,64K 36,37K 429,88K 3,08M 1,27M 791,87K 234,02K 77,45K 80,15K 127,22K 953,25K 1,74M 37,54K 50,35K 81,36K 172,94K 166,71K 6,38M 105,48K 269,83K 362,72K 779,53K 4,13M 248,56K 181,66K 96,34K 350,19K 24,57K 1,17M 1,58M 196,77K

COMPANY

PRICE(P)

JSC MMC Norilsk Nickel ADR 27,38 JSC VTB Bank DRC 0,960 Land Securities 547,80 Legal & General 219,10 Lloyds Banking 30,98 London Stock Exchange 8.334,0 Meggitt 294,50 Melrose Industries 116,40 Mondi 1.514,50 National Grid 965,80 Next 4.851,9 Ocado 1.982,00 Persimmon 2.300,2 Phoenix 642,40 Prudential 1.204,30 RBS PLC 120,05 Reckitt Benckiser 7.382,0 Relx 1.887,00 Rentokil 509,00 Rightmove 544,80 Rio Tinto PLC 4.538,5 Rolls-Royce Holdings 288,40 Rosneft 5,16 Royal Dutch Shell A 1.330,6 Royal Dutch Shell A 1.331,11 Royal Dutch Shell B 1.267,2 RSA Insurance 416,80 Sage 670,00 Samsung Electronics DRC 1.095,00 Sberbank 11,59 Schroders 2.952,0 Scottish Mortgage 807,13 Segro 895,00 Severn Trent 2.455,0 Smith & Nephew 1.527,84 Smiths Group 1.299,50 Spirax-Sarco Engineering 10.016,9 SSE 1.366,00 St. James’s Place 946,80 Standard Chartered 437,80 Standard Life Aberdeen 264,40 Surgutneftegaz ADR 5,42 Taylor Wimpey 142,50 Tesco 230,10 Tui 376,07 Unilever 4.435,0 United Utilities 909,20 Vodafone Group PLC 125,98 Whitbread 2.200,0 WPP 620,60

CHANGE(P) -0,71 -0,001 -6,40 +2,80 -0,11 -24,0 -0,90 +2,25 +21,50 -0,60 +51,9 -51,00 +17,2 +5,60 +14,80 +1,55 +112,0 -6,00 -1,80 +4,20 +5,0 +3,40 -0,07 +10,8 +8,61 +9,0 +2,90 +1,00 -1,00 +0,03 +26,0 -4,87 -0,20 -11,0 +5,34 -0,50 -3,1 +2,50 +1,20 +15,20 +3,30 -0,03 -0,05 -0,60 +14,17 -84,0 -6,20 +0,74 +5,0 +7,80

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NET VOL

-2,53% -0,05% -1,16% +1,29% -0,34% -0,29% -0,31% +1,97% +1,44% -0,06% +1,08% -2,51% +0,75% +0,88% +1,24% +1,31% +1,54% -0,32% -0,35% +0,78% +0,11% +1,19% -1,26% +0,82% +0,65% +0,72% +0,70% +0,15% -0,09% +0,22% +0,89% -0,60% -0,02% -0,45% +0,35% -0,04% -0,03% +0,18% +0,13% +3,60% +1,26% -0,55% -0,04% -0,26% +3,92% -1,86% -0,68% +0,59% +0,23% +1,27%

550,63K 71,78K 781,10K 3,65M 29,39M 92,49K 1,87M 3,54M 186,74K 1,47M 5,93K 416,58K 53,13K 150,96K 104,49K 1,40M 262,58K 878,07K 297,34K 503,82K 48,29K 4,22M 411,47K 2,05M 123,70K 374,58K 53,15K 366,32K 4,27K 540,62K 46,82K 1,36M 760,68K 143,69K 702,97K 205,22K 3,27K 464,04K 216,57K 125,68K 1,24M 102,89K 1,81M 6,87M 1,75M 65,35K 389,81K 1,50M 228,06K 568,62K

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US dollar (USD) ......................................1.12824 Japan yen (JPY)......................................120.951 Switzerland franc (CHF) .........................1.06581 Denmark kroner (DKK) ...........................7.45291 Norway kroner (NOK) .............................10.9063

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COMPANY 3M Alphabet C Amazon.com Apple Boeing Caterpillar Chevron Cisco Coca-Cola Exxon Mobil Facebook Goldman Sachs Home Depot IBM Intel J&J JPMorgan McDonald’s Merck&Co Microsoft Nike Pfizer Procter&Gamble Raytheon Technologies Tesla UnitedHealth Verizon Visa A Walmart Walt Disney

PRICE 152,52 1.359,90 2.692,87 353,63 170,01 122,39 86,46 46,31 43,57 43,62 216,08 189,19 241,01 117,19 57,5 137,81 92,59 179,74 75,19 196,33 93,67 32,04 115,23 59,1 959,74 286,88 53,16 189,27 118,32 109,10

CHANGE -2,15 -81,43 -61,71 -11,21 -4,87 -2,32 -2,75 1,09 -1,36 -1,55 -19,6 -17,91 -4,37 -1,84 -1,01 -1,86 -5,37 -3,02 -1,38 -4,01 -7,73 -0,28 -2,66 -1,96 -26,24 -9,34 -1,12 -4,71 -1,39 -2,26

CHANGE% VOLUME(M) -1,39% 2,83M -5,65% 4,27M -2,24% 6,50M -3,07% 51,31M -2,78% 50,64M -1,86% 3,65M -3,08% 13,77M 2,41% 106,93M -3,03% 21,96M -3,43% 31,52M -8,32% 76,34M -8,65% 9,53M -1,78% 5,00M -1,55% 10,75M -1,73% 38,48M -1,33% 12,85M -5,48% 41,90M -1,65% 5,11M -1,80% 11,76M -2,00% 54,68M -7,62% 24,92M -0,87% 39,99M -2,26% 23,20M -3,21% 17,54M -2,66% 8,85M -3,15% 5,04M -2,06% 30,21M -2,43% 11,84M -1,16% 9,00M -2,03% 15,27M M - MILLION DOLLARS

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CHANGE NET / %

VOLUME

Most Advanced Agora Inc. ADR +152.50% VelocityShares Daily 2x VIX Short Term ETN +11.17% Quidel Corp. +6.31% Stamps.com Inc. +6.18% DocuSign Inc. +5.45% Axsome Therapeutics Inc. +11.98% Amedisys Inc. +3.51% Align Technology Inc. +2.22% F5 Networks Inc. +3.90% Liberty Media Corp. Series B SiriusXM +14.97% Akouos Inc. +29.41%

7.71M 10.07M 5.67M 979,363 8.57M 2.31M 4.19M 1.45M 2.09M 226 2.70M

Most Declined Alphabet Inc. Cl C Alphabet Inc. Cl A Booking Holdings Inc. Amazon.com Inc. Atrion Corp.

Tesla Inc. Netflix Inc. First Citizens Bancshares Inc. Cl A Facebook Inc. Cl A National Western Life Group Inc. Cl A MarketAxess Holdings Inc.

-5.65% -5.45% -4.59% -2.24% -6.40% -2.66% -4.83% -5.54% -8.32% -9.14% -3.46%

4.27M 4.88M 601,775 6.50M 15,240 8.85M 6.80M 99,416 76.34M 52,938 534,400

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STAYING on top of the latest currency news can help you time your transfers more effectively, so find out what you should be looking out for over the next couple of weeks…

Latest currency news The past couple of weeks have been marked by some notable volatil­ ity in currency markets, amidst grow­ ing concerns that we face a coron­ avirus resurgence.

During this time, we’ve seen GBP/EUR slump from 1.11 to 1.09 and EUR/GBP climb to 0.91.

Meanwhile, GBP/USD has plunged from 1.25 to 1.22, whilst EUR/USD has traded between $1.11 and $1.13.

What’s been happening?

Fresh coronavirus outbreaks in countries like China and Germany, as well as a startling spike in cases in the US, has rocked currency markets through the second half of June, amid fears of a second wave of infections.

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VOLATILE: Amidst growing concerns of a coronavirus resurgence.

This has been particularly damag­ ing for the pound. The currency has had to content with Brexit concerns and the Bank of England’s announce­ ment of more stimulus while growing increasingly sensitive to market senti­ ment.

Despite the rise in coronavirus cas­ es setting back plans to reopen the US

economy, the US dollar has actually strengthened over the last two weeks as second wave fears have kept the safe­haven currency in strong de­ mand.

Meanwhile, the euro has fluctuat­ ed in recent weeks, with Europe’s sol­ id progress towards eradicating the coronavirus being offset by the EU’s

failure to reach an agreement on a re­ covery fund as well as the threat of a transatlantic trade war.

What do you need to look out for?

Looking ahead, it’s likely the pound will remain on the back foot going for­ ward so long as Brexit progress re­ mains limited and the UK’s coron­ avirus figures remain elevated.

Only a few weeks ago PM Boris Johnson had expressed confidence that a deal could be reached by the end of July, but that optimism isn’t shared by many.

If the number of UK coronavirus in­ fections continue spiking in specific regions, the prospect of lockdown re­ strictions being reintroduced could weigh on GBP exchange rates.

For EUR investors the focus at the start of July will be whether EU lead­ ers are able to agree on the terms of the coronavirus relief fund, with fur­

ther delays likely to undermine the single currency.

The next ECB gathering will also be of interest, as will growth and output figures for the Eurozone’s largest economies.

Finally, with coronavirus concerns continuing to weigh on market senti­ ment it’s likely we will see the US dol­ lar remain well supported over the coming weeks, although any gains could be tempered as political risks begin to grow.

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A very serious situation

IT strikes me that most of the the illegal street parties that are being held across the UK’s cities are not being staged as any celebration or gathering of people in pursuit of innocent fun. They are far more sinister than that. These are, particularly in London, mobs of young, predominately black lawbreakers, cocking an arrogant snook at authorities and intentionally flouting the rules to antagonise and provoke the police into more violent confrontation. It will therefore come as no surprise to me to subsequently hear the usual accusations levelled against the police of using ‘unnecessary force’ or the ‘heavy handedness’ we have come to expect.

At the time of writing, 120 police have already been injured at these ‘gatherings.’ I can only assume that as yet no ‘innocent party-goers’ have been hurt or you can be rest assured the outcry would have been heard across the nation. This is of course exactly what these shadowy ‘party’ organisers want. They want these events to be the catalyst for the continuation and escalation of their war against the authorities and an excuse to ultimately disrupt and tear asun-

A DAILY OCCURRENCE: But why are we seeing no demonstrations concerning these issues?

der the very fabric of the UK’s society.

This is a very serious situation indeed. If the authorities don’t stop pussy footing around and appeasing those who condone and encourage this revolutionary racial violence, the streets of Britain’s great cities will begin to resemble the Beirut I warned about 30 years ago - and we will also witness the holocaust that a certain politician, far more intelligent and visionary than I prophesised even more years before that!

Talk about dammed if you do and dammed if you don’t. The British government is set up like ducks in a fairground shooting gallery, and don’t the lefty media love having a ‘pop.’ It’s really very simple; let the government make a decision and then oppose it! ‘The government wants to set up three-metre distancing.’ Media. ‘We think this is overreacting.’ ‘The government has reduced distancing to one metre.’ Media. ‘This is dangerous and irresponsible.’ ‘The gov-

ernment is imposing total lockdown.’ Media. This is overkill and unnecessary.’ ‘The government wants to reopen some services and ease the lockdown.’ Media.

‘It’s too soon.’ Etc. etc. If you get my drift!

The next move is to make sure their main interviewees are opposed to whatever subject they wish to demean, which gives the impression that the majority of the ‘experts’ disagree with the government policies. This results in the viewer beginning to think that the opinions and anti-government rhetoric being constantly aired must be supported by the majority.

Although they may disagree, they then begin to doubt their own political beliefs.

This is known as brain washing, pure and simple. Well, much to the main Media’s arrogant surprise, these methods didn’t work during the last elections. If they continue to underestimate the public intelligence in their efforts to undermine this government and rebuild their precious Labour party - they won’t work this time either.

Keep the faith Love Leapy.

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CONSULAR MATTERS AS a lawyer at Just Law Solicitors, the Danish Consul and someone living in Spain, the past few months have affected all of us in a way that is still difficult to quantify.

All aspects of our lives that were normal before are not any more. Our jobs, our studies, our holidays, our relationships with our families and friends, all of us somehow have been shaken by a sudden awakening within a nightmare, in one way or another.

Whether from an economic point of view, if you have been laid off or furloughed or lost your job together with the uncertainty of when and how you can return to employment. Also from a social point of view as the lockdown has taken us

Back to normal? away from our friends or family, leaving us only with digital contact. In addition to all of what has happened from a personal or family point of view, this pandemic has taken the lives of many loved ones and has affected others for life.

Hopefully the virus can be controlled and we now have a new premiere of ‘normality’ or ‘the new normal’ where some people have not yet learned, or do not want to, the magnitude that this pandemic can reach if we do not adopt the recommended preventive measures to try to recover our lives as much as possible to the lifestyle that we had led until a just a few months ago.

I am surprised to see people who do not fol-

NEW NORMAL: Let’s be responsible and enjoy the summer that has just begun. low the precautionary measures. Obviously, they are not aware of the risk that they run, or maybe they do not care, but they should be concerned about the risk to others.

Preventative measures must be taken as a way of protecting other citizens.

If we all do our part, little by little the economy will recover on the basis of safe and responsible tourism and with the appropriate business strategies for future projections that will make us reinvent ourselves as tourism that offers in addition to the sun and the beach, the quality of life that we en-

joy in the south, in a responsible way adhering to the new conditions.

We must change the mindset and be aware that the coronavirus has come to stay for a time, until an effective vaccine is found, so in the meantime, responsibly applying hygiene and social distancing mea-

sures. If we achieve that, for residents and tourists, we will continue to be one of the best places where we can spend our holidays, or living here in Spain because it is a privilege to enjoy our mild and bright winters or the summer holidays where freedom replaces the clock that marks the schedules.

If all together we can make it possible we will continue enjoying our paradise, simply by wearing a mask, washing your hands and maintaining the social distance of 1.5 metres, never before in the history of humanity, has such a serious problem had such an affordable solution.

Let’s be responsible and enjoy the summer that has just begun.

Marisa Moreno Castillo • Consul of Denmark • Senior partner at Just Law Solicitors (Spain) • info@justlaw.es

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SUNDAY - 5 JULY

7:00am Breakfast 11:00amSaturday Kitchen Live 12:30pmThe Great Food Guys 1:00pm Football Focus 2:00pm BBC News 2:10pm Weather 2:15pm Andy Murray's Greatest Hits 4:15pm Sue Barker: Our Wimbledon 5:30pm Garden Rescue 6:00pmThe Jungle Book 7:40pm BBC News The latest national and international news stories 7:50pm BBC London News 7:55pm Weather 8:00pm Celebrity Mastermind 8:30pm Pointless Celebrities 9:15pmMichael McIntyre's Big Laughs 10:15pmPeter Crouch Save Our Summer 11:00pmBBC News 11:15pmWeather 11:20pmMatch of the Day

8:30am All Over the Place 9:00am Blue Peter 9:30am Deadly 60 10:00am Steve Backshall's 11:00am Big Cats 12:00pm Wild West: America's Great Frontier 1:00pm Nadiya's British Food Adventure 1:30pm The Good Cook 2:00pm My Life on a Plate 2:45pm The Hairy Bikers' Pubs That Built Britain 3:15pm Pete's Dragon 4:50pm Animals with Cameras 5:45pm Off the Tracks: Inside Central Station 6:45pm A Wild Year 7:45pm A House Through Time 8:45pm Dad's Army 9:15pm British History's Biggest Fibs with Lucy Worsley 10:15pm Keith Haring: Street Art Boy 11:45pm TOTP2 1:15am Two Days, One Night

8:00pm This Farming Life 9:00pm Earth's Natural Wonders 10:00pmThe Young Montalbano 11:45pmSicily: Wonder of the Mediterranean Part one of two.

12:45am Great Continental Railway Journeys Part one of two.

1:15am Top of the Pops: 1989 Simon Mayo presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on16 November 1989 and featuring performances by 808 State, Lisa Stansfield, Inner City, UB40, Kaoma, Iron Maiden and Phil Collins.

1:45am Top of the Pops: 1989 2:15am This Farming Life 3:15am Earth's Natural Wonders

7:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 7:50am Frasier 8:40am The Big Bang Theory 10:25am The Simpsons 10:55am The Simpsons 11:25am The Simpsons 11:55am The Simpsons 12:25pm The Simpsons 12:50pm The Simpsons 1:20pm Couples Come Dine with Me 2:20pm Four in a Bed 2:50pm Four in a Bed 3:25pm Four in a Bed 3:55pm Four in a Bed 4:25pm Four in a Bed 5:00pm A Place in the Sun 5:45pm A Place in the Sun 6:15pm Grand Designs 7:15pm Channel 4 News 7:45pm Formula 1 9:15pm How to Build...

10:15pmXxx: The Return of Xander Cage 12:15amTriple 9 2:15am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA

10:55am SpongeBob Squarepants 11:10am Ryan's Mystery Playdate 11:20am Access 11:30am Friends 2:35pm Beethoven's 2nd 3:35pm Access 3:40pm Beethoven's 2nd 4:25pm Bean 5:25pm Access 5:30pm Bean 6:10pm Great British Gardens: Season by Season with Carol Klein 7:35pm 5 News Weekend 7:40pm Around the World by Train with Tony Robinson 9:00pm Cruising with Jane McDonald 10:15pm Fergie & Andrew: The Duke & Duchess of Disaster 11:45pm The 90s: TV's Most Controversial Decade!

10:00am The Andrew Marr Show 11:15am Sunday Politics 11:45am Sunday Morning Live 12:45pmCountryfile Spring Diaries 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News 2:10pm Weather for the Week Ahead 2:15pm Songs of Praise 2:50pm Points of View 3:05pm Andy Murray's Greatest Hits 5:05pm Arthur Ashe: More Than a Champion 6:10pm BBC News 6:25pm BBC London News; Weather 6:30pm Weather 6:35pm Countryfile 7:35pm Match of the Day Live 10:00pmThe Luminaries 11:00pmBBC News 11:20pmBBC London News; Weather 11:25pmWeather 11:30pmMatch of the Day 2 12:45am Just Call Me Martina

7:20am The Edible Garden 7:50am The Instant Gardener 8:35am Countryfile 9:30am Gardeners' World 10:30am The Beechgrove Garden 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:30pm Rick Stein's Spain 1:30pm The Hairy Bikers' Bakeation 2:00pm Natural World 3:00pm The Choir: Singing for Britain 4:00pm Talking Pictures 4:40pm Ice Station Zebra 7:00pm Saving Lives at Sea 8:00pm Colombia with Simon Reeve 9:00pm Dragons' Den: Best Ever Pitches 10:00pm Alex Brooker: Disability and Me 11:00pm The Kemps: All True 12:00am I Love 12:30am Top of the Pops 1:30am Our Lives 2:00am Ambulance Liverpool 3:00am Holby City

8:00pm The Hidden Wilds of the Motorway 9:30pm Canal Boat Diaries Robbie Cumming travels along the Rochdale Canal from Sowerby Bridge to Manchester, but disaster strikes when he runs aground.

10:00pm Much Ado About Nothing: Royal Shakespeare Company 12:30am Knights of Classic Drama at the BBC 1:30am Apples, Pears and Paint: How to Make a Still Life Painting 3:00am Classic EastEnders 3:30am Classic EastEnders 4:00am Classic EastEnders 4:30am Classic EastEnders

6:45am Jamie's Comfort Food Bites 7:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 7:25am Everybody Loves Raymond 7:50am Everybody Loves Raymond 8:15am The Big Bang Theory 8:35am The Big Bang Theory 9:00am The Big Bang Theory 9:30am Bake Off: The Professionals 10:30am Sunday Brunch 1:30pm The Simpsons 2:05pm The Simpsons 2:35pm The Simpsons 3:05pm Stuart Little 4:45pm A Place in the Sun 5:50pm Channel 4 News 6:30pm Jimmy's Forest 7:30pm Formula 1 10:00pm The Great Wall 11:55pm Now You See Me 2:05am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 2:55am Couples Come Dine with Me 3:50am Animal Airport 4:45am Animal Rescue School

11:25am Access 11:35am WWE Raw Highlights 12:40pm Friends 1:10pm Friends 1:40pm Friends 2:10pm Friends 2:45pm Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted 4:20pm Legally Blonde 5:20pm Access 5:25pm Legally Blonde 6:25pm 5 News Weekend 6:30pm Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

7:20pm Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

8:00pm Rich Kids, Skint Holiday 9:00pm Dirty Britain 10:00pm Rich House, Poor House 11:00pm Bargain-Loving Brits in Blackpool 11:50pm Celebs Go Bust: Bankrupt & Broke 1:20am Greatest Celebrity Wind-Ups Ever!

8:30am 8:40am 8:45am 9:00am

7:00am Teleshopping 8:00am Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 8:15am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 10:35am Dress to Impress 11:35am Dress to Impress 12:35pm Take Me Out 1:50pm Catchphrase 2:55pm You've Been Framed!

3:55pm Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams 4:55pm FYI Daily 5:00pm Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams 6:00pm Shrek 7:00pm FYI Daily 7:05pm Shrek 7:50pm Tarzan 8:50pm FYI Daily 8:55pm Tarzan 10:00pm Love Island Australia 11:20pm The Weekender: Boat Party 12:20am Family Guy 12:45am Family Guy

7:00am That's My Boy Comedy, starring Mollie Sugden as a hired-help who finds her longlost son.

7:30am Agatha Christie's Marple The sleuth investigates her friend Elspeth McGillicuddy's claim have witnessed a murder being committed on a passing train during a rail journey, but everyone is stumped by the lack of a body.

9:25am Coronation Street 10:55am Agatha Christie's Poirot 2:05pm Agatha Christie's Marple 4:10pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 6:15pm Lewis 8:10pm Midsomer Murders 10:00pm Midsomer Murders

7:35am 8:30am 9:25am 10:30am

7:00am Live Anz Premiership Netball 8:30am Live Super Rugby 10:45am Rugby Union Retro 11:00am Rugby Greatest Games 11:10am Live Super Rugby 1:00pm Live EFL 3:45pm Live Premier League Leicester City v Crystal Palace (Kickoff 3.00pm).

6:15pm Live Premier League Wolverhampton Wanderers v Arsenal (Kick-off 5.30pm).

All the action from the fixture at Molineux.

8:45pm Live Premier League 11:30pm Sky Sports News 12:00am Sky Sports News

11:20am John and Lisa's Weekend Kitchen 12:20pmBeautiful Baking with Juliet Sear 1:20pm Grow Your Own at Home with Alan Titchmarsh 1:50pm Britain's Brightest Celebrity Family?

2:20pm ITV News and Weather 2:30pm ITV Racing Live 5:00pm Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow 6:00pm Tipping Point 6:30pm ITV Evening News 6:50pm ITV News London 7:00pm The Chase: Celebrity Special 8:00pm The Durrells 9:00pm Maigret 11:00pmITV News and Weather 11:19pmITV London Weather 11:20pmThe Comedy Years 12:10am Last Laugh in Vegas 1:15am Ideal World 4:00am ITV Nightscreen

7:00am Teleshopping 8:00am Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 8:15am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 9:00am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 9:50am Dress to Impress 10:50am Dress to Impress 11:50am Dress to Impress 12:50pm Catchphrase 1:50pm Take Me Out 2:55pm You've Been Framed!

3:50pm The Nut Job 4:50pm FYI Daily 4:55pm The Nut Job 5:35pm Casper 6:35pm FYI Daily 6:40pm Casper 7:40pm Green Lantern 8:40pm FYI Daily 8:45pm Green Lantern 10:00pm Love Island Australia 11:25pm The Weekender: Boat Party 12:25am Family Guy 12:50am Family Guy 1:20am American Dad! 1:50am American Dad!

7:00am Coronation Street 7:25am Coronation Street 7:55am Coronation Street 8:25am Emmerdale 8:55am Emmerdale 9:20am Emmerdale 9:55am Agatha Christie's Marple 11:55am Agatha Christie's Poirot 2:00pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 3:05pm Agatha Christie's Marple 5:05pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 7:10pm Midsomer Murders 9:00pm Long Lost Family 10:00pm Tonight at the Palladium 11:00pm Deep Water 12:00am Agatha Christie's Poirot 2:00am The Loch 3:00am A Touch of Frost 5:00am Emmerdale

8:10am The Car Chasers 8:55am Auto Mundial 9:25am Junk and Disorderly 10:25am The Motorbike Show 11:30am The Big Match Revisited 12:35pm The Train Robbers 1:40pm FYI Daily 1:45pm The Train Robbers 2:30pm Shalako 3:30pm FYI Daily 3:35pm Shalako 4:45pm Battle of the Bulge 5:45pm FYI Daily 5:50pm Battle of the Bulge 8:00pm Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour 9:00pm City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold 10:00pm FYI Daily 10:05pm City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold 11:15pm Cobra 12:15am FYI Daily 12:20am Cobra 1:00am Minder 2:05am Take the Tower

5:00am Live Super Rugby Chiefs v Hurricanes (Kick-off 4.35am).

Coverage of the match from the fourth round of fixtures, taking place at FMG Stadium Waikato.

8:00am Super League Gold 8:05am Live NRL 10:00am The Women's Football Show 05.07 11:00am The Sunday Supplement 12:30pm Live Renault Super Sunday 3:00pm Live Renault Super Sunday 5:15pm Live Renault Super Sunday 8:00pm Live PGA Tour Golf 12:00am Sky Sports News

Mighty Mike Buck & Buddy Mr. Bean Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu 9:15am Ben 10 9:30am Drop Dead Weird 10:25am Saturday Morning with James Martin 12:35pmJohn and Lisa's Weekend Kitchen 1:40pm James Martin's American Adventure 2:10pm ITV News and Weather 2:25pm ITV Racing Live 6:30pm ITV News and Weather 6:50pm ITV News London 7:00pm Tipping Point: Best Ever Finals 7:30pm Ninja Warrior UK 8:30pm Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow 9:30pm Dr. No 11:40pmITV News and Weather 11:59pmITV London Weather

The Saint The Big Fish Off Monster Carp ITV Racing: The Opening Show 11:30am The Big Match Revisited 12:35pm Giant Lobster Hunters 1:35pm The Train Robbers 2:40pm The Train Robbers 2:45pm FYI Daily 3:25pm Smokey and the Bandit 4:30pm FYI Daily 4:35pm Smokey and the Bandit 5:25pm Octopussy 6:25pm FYI Daily 6:30pm Octopussy 8:00pm Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour 9:00pm Cannonball Run II 10:00pm FYI Daily 10:05pmCannonball Run II 11:15pmMad Max 2: The Road Warrior 12:15am FYI Daily

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MONDAY - 6 JULY 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London New 8:00pm The One Show 8:30pm Panorama 9:00pm EastEnders: Secrets from the Square 9:30pm Would I Lie to You? 10:00pmThe Secrets She Keeps 10:45pmStaged 11:00pmBBC News at Ten 11:30pmRegional News and Weather 11:40pmWeather 11:45pmI May Destroy You

11:00am BBC News 2:00pm The Boss 2:45pm Terry and Mason's Great Food Trip 3:15pm Wimbledon Rewind Evonne 6:15pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Greatest Escapes to the Country 8:00pm Princess Margaret: The Rebel Royal 9:00pm Wimbledon 2020 10:00pmPluto: Back from the Dead 11:00pmComedians: Home Alone 11:15pmMock the Week 11:45pmNewsnight 12:25am Weather

8:00pm Yorkshire Walks 8:30pmThe Joy of Painting 9:00pm Black and British: A Forgotten History 10:00pmBeing Beethoven 11:00pmThe Long Song 12:00am The Long Song 1:00am Seven Ages of Britain 2:00am Arena 3:00am The Joy of Painting 3:30am Yorkshire Walks 4:00am Being Beethoven

2:05pm A New Life in the Sun 3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm A Place in the Sun 5:00pmSun, Sea and Selling Houses 6:00pmFour in a Bed 6:30pm Come Dine with Me 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 9:00pm Devon and Cornwall 10:00pmGrand Designs 11:00pmCatching a Killer 12:25am 24 Hours in A&E 1:25am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA

12:15pmCan't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

1:10pm 5 News Lunchtime 1:15pm The Golden Girls 2:15pm Home and Away 2:45pm Neighbours 3:15pmKiller in Paradise 5:00pm Friends 6:00pm 5 News at 5 6:30pm Neighbours 7:00pm Home and Away 7:30pm 5 News Tonight 8:00pm The World's Most Scenic Railway Journeys 9:00pm Police Interceptors 10:00pmA&E After Dark 11:00pmOn Benefits 12:05am Thelma and Louise

4:45pm Home is Where the Art is 5:30pm The Repair Shop 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London News 8:00pm The One Show 8:25pm EastEnders 9:00pm Holby City 10:00pmThe Secrets She Keeps 10:45pmStaged 11:00pmBBC News at Ten 11:30pmRegional News and Weather 11:40pmWeather 11:45pmI May Destroy You

2:45pm Terry and Mason's Great Food Trip 3:15pm Wimbledon Rewind 6:15pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Greatest Escapes to the Country 8:00pm Princess Margaret: The Rebel Royal Part two of two.

9:00pm Wimbledon 2020 10:00pmThe Choir: Singing for Britain 11:00pmLive at the Apollo 11:45pmNewsnight 12:25am Weather

8:00pm Yorkshire Walks 8:30pmThe Joy of Painting 9:00pm Pavlopetri - The City Beneath the Waves 10:00pmBlack Nurses: The Women Who Saved the Nhs 11:00pmThe Long Song 11:55pmImagine 1:10am Being Beethoven 2:10am The Joy of Painting 2:40am Yorkshire Walks 3:10am Black Nurses: The Women Who Saved the Nhs

2:05pm A New Life in the Sun 3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm A Place in the Sun 5:00pmSun, Sea and Selling Houses 6:00pm Four in a Bed 6:30pm Come Dine with Me 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 9:00pm Bake Off: The Professionals 10:00pm24 Hours in A&E 11:00pmCelebrity Gogglebox 12:05am Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back

1:15pm The Golden Girls 1:45pm The Golden Girls 2:15pm Home and Away 2:45pm Neighbours 3:15pmA Body to Die For 5:00pm Friends 6:00pm 5 News at 5 6:30pm Neighbours 7:00pm Home and Away 7:30pm 5 News Tonight 8:00pm Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly 9:00pm This Week on the Farm 10:00pmThe Battle of Britain: Three Days that Saved the Nation 11:00pmHacksaw Ridge 12:05am Access

7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV Evening News 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Coronation Street 9:00pm Birds of a Feather 10:00pm Long Lost Family: What Happened Next 11:00pmITV News at Ten and Weather 11:30pmITV News London

2:30pm You've Been Framed!

3:00pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 4:00pm Dress to Impress 5:00pm Supermarket Sweep 6:00pm Ellen's Game of Games 7:00pm You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Roswell, New Mexico 10:00pmLove Island Australia 11:05pmBromans 12:05am Family Guy

11:05am That's My Boy 11:40am Agatha Christie's Marple 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Midsomer Murders 6:55pm Heartbeat 7:55pm Downton Abbey 9:00pm Endeavour 11:00pmAgatha Christie's Poirot 1:05am A Touch of Frost

11:20am The Professionals 12:30pmThe Sweeney 1:35pm The Saint 2:40pm Quincy, M.E. 3:40pm Quincy, M.E. 4:45pm Minder 5:50pm The Professionals 6:55pm The Sweeney 8:00pm Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour 9:00pm River Monsters 10:00pmGiant Lobster Hunters 11:00pm On Deadly Ground 12:00am FYI Daily

7:00am Sky Sports News 8:00am Sky Sports News 9:00am Live Anz Premiership Netball 10:30am My Icon 12:00pmInfo not available 1:00pm Nbc's Profootballtalk 3:00pm Sky Sports News 4:00pm Sky Sports News 5:00pm Fit In 5 5:30pm Live EFL 8:15pm My Icon 8:30pm Live MNF 11:30pmSky Sports News 12:00am Sky Sports News

6:00pm The Chase 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV Evening News 8:00pm Doc Martin 9:00pm Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

10:00pmThe Secret Mediterranean with Trevor McDonald 11:00pmITV News at Ten and Weather 11:30pmITV News London

2:30pm You've Been Framed!

3:00pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 4:00pm Dress to Impress 5:00pm Supermarket Sweep 6:00pm Ellen's Game of Games 7:00pm You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Roswell, New Mexico 10:00pmLove Island Australia 11:20pmBromans 12:20am Family Guy

1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Midsomer Murders 6:55pm Heartbeat 7:55pm Downton Abbey 9:00pm Midsomer Murders 11:00pmAgatha Christie's Poirot

1:35pm 2:40pm 3:40pm 4:45pm 5:50pm 6:55pm 8:00pm

The Saint Quincy, M.E. Quincy, M.E. Minder The Professionals The Sweeney Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour 9:00pm Giant Lobster Hunters 10:00pmGordon, Gino and Fred: American Road Trip 11:00pm Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior 12:00am FYI Daily

11:30am Football Years 12:00pmEFL 5:30pm Live EFL 8:30pm SPFL Greatest Games 8:45pm EFL Greatest Games 9:00pm Live Arsenal V Leicester Watchalong 11:15pmSPFL Greatest Games 12:00am EFL Greatest Games 12:15am EFL Greatest Games

8:25am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 9:05am You've Been Framed!

10:05am You've Been Framed!

10:30am Supermarket Sweep 11:30am Ellen's Game of Games 12:30pmDress to Impress 1:30pm You've Been Framed!

2:00pm Catchphrase 3:00pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 4:00pm Dress to Impress 5:00pm Supermarket Sweep 6:00pm Ellen's Game of Games 7:00pm You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Roswell, New Mexico 10:00pmLove Island Australia 11:15pmEvil Monkeys 12:15am Family Guy

7:00am Classic Coronation Street 8:00am Classic Emmerdale 8:35am Classic Emmerdale 9:05am Heartbeat 10:05am Bless This House 10:35am Bless This House 11:10am That's My Boy 11:40am Midsomer Murders 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Midsomer Murders 6:55pm Heartbeat 7:55pm Downton Abbey 9:00pm Lewis 11:00pmAgatha Christie's Poirot 1:05am A Touch of Frost

7:00am Only When I Laugh 7:25am Quincy, M.E. 8:15am Quincy, M.E. 9:10am The Saint 10:15am Minder 11:20am The Professionals 12:25pmThe Sweeney 1:35pm The Saint 2:35pm Quincy, M.E. 3:40pm Quincy, M.E. 4:45pm Minder 5:50pm The Professionals 6:50pm Golf: PGA Tour Highlights 8:00pm Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour 9:00pm Octopussy 10:05pmFYI Daily 10:10pm Octopussy 11:35pm The Fugitive 12:35am FYI Daily 12:40am The Fugitive 2:10am Fishing Impossible 3:15am Only When I Laugh

7:00am Sky Sports News 8:00am Sky Sports News 9:00am Fighting Fit 2020 9:30am Fit In 5 9:40am Fit In 5 9:50am Fit In 5 10:00am Sky Sports News 11:00am My Icon 11:15am My Icon 11:30am Live Test Cricket 6:30pm Live Premier League 9:00pm Live Premier League 11:45pmPremier League Greatest Games Action from Bournemouth v Liverpool in 2016.

12:00am Sky Sports News 1:00am Sky Sports News 2:00am Sky Sports News

WEDNESDAY - 8 JULY 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One 2:30pm BBC London News 2:45pm The Heights 3:15pm Impossible 4:00pm Escape to the Country 4:45pm Home is Where the Art is 5:30pm The Repair Shop 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News at Six 7:30pm BBC London News 8:00pm The One Show 8:35pmAlan Bennett's Talking Heads 9:15pm The Repair Shop 10:00pmCelebrity MasterChef 11:00pmBBC News at Ten 11:30pmRegional News and Weather 11:40pmWeather 11:45pmMatch of the Day

9:00am Great Asian Railway Journeys 10:00am Into the Wild with Gordon Buchanan 11:00am BBC News 12:15pmPolitics Live 2:00pm The Boss 2:45pm Terry and Mason's Great Food Trip 3:15pm Wimbledon Rewind 6:15pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Greatest Escapes to the Country 8:00pm Test Cricket Highlights 9:00pm Wimbledon 2020 10:00pmMrs America 10:45pmMrs America 11:30pmGrand Tours of the Scottish Islands 11:45pmNewsnight 12:25am Weather 12:30am Alex Brooker: Disability and Me 1:30am You Are What You Wear

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18 Part of foot revealed by sailors of America (6) 20 Superficial burn produced by fusing electrical components (5)

22 One in vehicle going to old African city (5) 23 Many may be lost (4)

Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 18 represents W and 20 represents F, so fill in W every time the figure 18 appears and F every time the figure 20 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 Light meals (6) 4 Large sailing vessel (4) 8 Expel, usually from a dwelling (5) 9 Motionless (5) 10 Replace (10) 13 Completely and without qualification (10) 17 Escape or avoid by cunning (5) 18 Explosive devices (5) 19 Outbuilding (4) 20 List of things to be done (6)

Down 1 Moved fast (4) 2 Farewell remark (5) 3/18 Soldier's knapsack (3,3) 5 Three line Japanese poem (5) 6 Filch (6) 7 Be of service to (6) 11 Gloomily angry and silent (6) 12 Military trainees (6) 14 Have in common (5) 15 Yellow citrus fruit (5) 16 Largest continent (4) 18 See 3

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Across 1/23 Jabalí (4,4) 3 Farmacias (establecimiento) (8) 9 Swimmer (7) 10 Denso (5) 11 To look at (5) 12 Once (número) (6) 14 Lips (6) 16 Escaso (6) 19 Preferir (6) 21 Salario (5) 24 Más viejo (5) 25 Creamy (7) 26 To tow (8) 27 Pueblo (4)

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

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TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) Although last week was not run at the pace anticipated, now the pace certainly picks up.

Finances are still firmly on the agenda, but this time you will be able to deal on a more relaxed basis. A contact made recently gives you the opportunity not only to make some money but also to enlarge your circle of friends.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Make a point of putting on a happy face and your mood will stay high. There is still some more to be done to improve your social life and a recent offer of charity work may be just the thing. Avoid restricting the sort of folk whom you are willing to mix with. Cultural differences apart, it is quite an eye-opener to find out how others live and think.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) Being considerably more relaxed about those things which cannot be changed has taken a weight from your shoulders. It is also easier to understand why others have taken this approach in the past. There is, however, a balance to be found. Don't be put off by people who have become sloppy in their approach because this is not going to affect you.

LEO (July 24 - August 23) Are you still patting yourself on the back for that recent achievement? Socially, this is a lovely week when old friendships are strengthened and new acquaintances prove to be relaxing. It is another mellow week but one in which you seriously consider making a major change.

VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) Be your charming self this week without pushing too much. A natural approach when you are seeking a response is the best course of action. Simply being in the right place and under someone's gaze is all that is required. Are you getting itchy because an offer is not forthcoming? Well, if you absolutely must, then get a little bird to whisper in their ear.

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LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) It is clear that you really love your hearth and home but, every now and again, there is a small voice calling.

The good things in life appeal and, to have these, an effort is involved. Do not underestimate the amount of pleasure that you will enjoy when putting in that extra effort.

It does, after all, involve other people.

SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) Having put in extra effort to bring a zing into your life, it is important that you keep the impetus going. This is not only good for your health and wealth, but also your mind. Although trying something new brings a few odd remarks your way, try not to be sidetracked.

SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) There is still a strong accent on family matters and getting things sorted out.

The way ahead is clear. If you are able to persuade someone that an idea was theirs and not yours, so much the better. Being in a practical mood serves you well because it is possible to get a lot done in the next few days. The weekend, however, is another matter.

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Your mind is still sharp this week and there are many questions that you would like answered. Doing a bit of research proves fruitful and also quite amusing.

A recent contact may not come up with the proposition hoped for, but realise that it is still early days.

AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) A meeting midweek could mean a change to your finances for the better. In the short term, it may be necessary for you to rearrange money and appointments but try not to be too put out.

Change is perhaps something that we become less tolerant of after a situation has gone on for a time.

PISCES (February 20 - March 20) There is so much that has come to light in the past few weeks. It is no wonder that your mind is reeling. All will become clear in the weeks ahead and this cannot be rushed.

However, there is a need to look after your health and get out in the fresh air. Any thought of joining a walking club or health group should be pursued.

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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.

TARGET: Good: 12 Very good: 17 Excellent: 22 LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS

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Average: 9

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

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.

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QUICK Across: 1 Bistro, 4 Fast, 8 Euphonium, 9 Oink, 10 Ladies, 13 Scared, 15 Fair, 18 Plaything, 19 Oust, 20 Caress.

Down: 1 Bellows, 2 Stern, 3 Ripe, 5 Alibi, 7 Local, 11 Serious, 12 Petty, 14 Amass, 16 Argue, 17 Lira, 18/6 Pro tem.

CRYPTIC Across: 1 Intact, 3 Albert, 8 Cockpit, 10 Satin, 11 Mason, 12 Art deco, 13 Aglow, 15 Pants, 20 Replace, 22 Drive, 24 Greed, 25 Astride, 26 Listen, 27 Linger.

Down: 1 Income, 2 Tacks, 4 Liszt, 5 Entreat, 6 Tin god, 7 Straw, 9 Panto, 14 Gophers, 16 Audit, 17 Frugal, 18 Medal, 19 Veneer, 21 Addle, 23 Icing.

ENGLISH-SPANISH Down:

Across: 1 Purple, 4 Clocks, 9 Lungs, 10 Exponer, 11 Mientras, 12 Bulb, 14 Scream, 16 Prayer, 19 Roar, 20 Son-in-law, 23 Sweater, 24 Enter, 25 Yesero, 26 Ostras.

1 Palomas, 2 Rinse, 3 Less than, 5 Lupa, 6 Century, 7 Scrub, 8 Dedal, 13 Trainers, 15 Readers, 17 Rewards, 18 Gorra, 19 Rusty, 21 Later, 22 Stir.

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Toxins in your body cause cellulite FICTION Cellulite appears when fat deposits start to push through collagen fibres under the skin, often in the buttocks or thigh areas, but also on arms and stomachs. Connective tissue can be weakened by lack of exercise and muscle tone, hormones or excess fat. Women get more cellulite than men.

FACT Women tend to carry more fat around their hips and thighs than men. They also have less supportive connective tissue to keep it all in place.

However, it is estimated that around 10 per cent of men suffer from cellulite.

Cellulite only appears if you are out-of-shape FICTION Being overweight does make the appearance of cellulite more visible; the more fat you have underneath your skin, the more stress it will put on your connective tissue and bulge out at weak spots. But, remember, cellulite happens to women of all shapes and sizes.

Exercise can reduce the appearance of cellulite FACT Regular exercise will not cure cellulite, but it can help prevent or reduce its appearance. Cellulite shows when connective fibres under your skin get weak or lose their elasticity, stretching and strengthening those areas, in addition to burning away excess WEAK SPOTS: Cellulite happens to fat, can help. women of all shapes and sizes.

De-stress your skin STRESS is the leading factor of disease within our bodies and our skin is our largest organ, therefore it’s paramount to keep damage at bay during anxiety-ridden times. Stress can play havoc with your hormones.

Cortisol is released in response to stress and is the enemy of collagen.

It attacks the connective tissue that keeps your face firm. Anxiety can also cause us to make certain facial expressions, such as frowning which can leave wrinkling on the forehead and eyes.

Be aware of holding facial expressions when stressed. Breathe in deeply, and as you exhale, imagine your face becoming relaxed and smooth. Meditation is also helpful,

even if you have just a few moments.

Lack of hydration is typically a wrinkle culprit, so make sure you consume at least eight glasses of pure water each day to prevent dry skin and to eliminate toxins.

Lack of beauty sleep can cause fluid to gather under your lower eyelid resulting in droopy bags. Also.

Those who sleep face down can expect puffiness due to gravity. At least eight hours of sleep is a must. Shut off any electronic devices an hour before you go to sleep.

If you still wake up with puffy eyes in the morning, massage the back of a cold spoon from the inner to the outer corner of your eye to jump start the fluid’s drainage.

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Are you worried about a friend or a loved one’s Mental health?

MS BIPOLAR UP AND DOWN WITH BALANCE UNEDITED MANY people experiencing worries or troubles will speak to friends and family before they speak to a doctor, so the support you offer can be really valuable.

What are the signs that someone might need help?

We all go through stressful events from to time that can change our normal behaviour. Short-term changes to behaviour are common. We may feel more stressed, angry or sad.

These feelings are not always a sign of mental illness but changes in behaviour can be a sign that someone is developing a mental illness. You may notice that they start to behave differently.

You may see a change over a number of months.

They could become more anxious, be irritable, try to start argum e n t s , have mood swings, selfharm, sleep too much or too little, not want to be around other people, be less able to cope with work or studies, have concentration problems, have memory problems, eat more or less, or have suicidal thoughts.

How can I encourage someone to get help?

You can try to help someone by encouraging them to get help from their doctor, a GP can give treatment for

some symptoms of mental health conditions. Or they can refer your relative to a psychiatrist.

They might not want to visit their GP. They may not think they are unwell, not realise a GP can help, understand they need help but feel too embarrassed or frightened to talk to a doctor.

Speaking to a professional and opening up about how you are feeling can be quite a scary situation.

There are some things you could tell the person you’re worried about.

• You can go with them to a doctor’s appointment to support them if they don’t want to go alone.

• Many mental health problems can be treated. They might be worried they will have to go to hospital.

• GP notes are confidential.

This means the doctor can’t share information with anyone else unless they agree to it. The GP may have to share information with others if they feel someone is at risk of harming themselves.

Y o u , yourself, m a y w o r r y that you aren’t doi n g enough to help them but believe me, offering emotional support is really valuable.

Listen to them, offer them reassurance, stay calm, be patient, do not make assumptions.

Write to me your thoughts or any tips you may have experienced when helping someone through difficult times.

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DEAR Euro Weekly, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez made an excellent job with the coronavirus outbreak but he certainly has not thoroughly thought through the idea of scrapping 10-year-old cars.

It may be a good idea for cities and large towns with their higher income and excellent bus service for those unable to replace their vehicle, but that is not the case for everyone nationwide.

Has he taken into account the fact that a lot of people in villages and satellite urbanisations do not have that kind of service and are still recovering financially, being on lower incomes, from last September storms. Also, those who bought used cars as replacements certainly would not be able to undertake the further expense forced on them? What has he for them?

A Ongley, Algorfa

OUR VIEW Strict protocol

IN the street you can trust yourself to wear a mask, cross the road, go back indoors if people refuse to follow social distancing measures, but what do you do if you are stuck in a 130ft long metal tube going at 575 mph through the sky? There’s nowhere to run.

As the first passengers step off flights both in the UK and in Spain there seem to be different sides of the story.

One gentleman spoke of no checks on the UK side and a free for all on board the plane where passengers were not allowed to space out and chose to remove masks when they settled in.

Another traveller tells of flying into Stansted on a flight where passengers were spaced out, wearing masks and temperature checked upon arrival.

Both were with the same low-cost airline…Ryanair.

With many people who have been stuck in Spain waiting to see their family for the first time in months and sun worshippers with sights set on the coastal beaches, we would hope EVERY single flight would follow a strict protocol to ensure the safety in both countries and the stop of any spread of infection.

So, what is the excuse? Laziness? Or maybe lack of training for staff?

If you board a flight and passengers are not following measures you know are strictly important who can you turn to? The passengers themselves may not listen to reason (people don’t often take kindly to being told what to do), the air staff would hopefully be the main choice and keeping an eye on this as a priority or will we see frustrated captains turning back?

For your own peace of mind always remember to look after number one, flights are never really the healthiest of places anyway so, keep your mask on, wear gloves, use hand sanitiser and try as best you can to keep your distance. Wash those travelling clothes as soon as you can.

But remember it still continues when you hit the ground, for now, let’s all stay safe.

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COMMENTS FROM FACEBOOK IT WILL ALL BE TOO LATE! Spot on LL was discussing this the other day, why are all these protestors (rioters) not focusing this energy and hatred to all the embassies of the countries where slavery is STILL rife #modernslavesmatter As you say it doesn’t fit the Globalist agenda... even the FA bending a knee and have footballers’ shirts endorsing this movement, I have my concerns this was a paid for show of support funded by Soros and his corrupt crew. These globalist minions on the streets as you rightly say will wake too late from their ‘wokeness’... The future looks bleak for our children.

JB

Reading Park Attack Suspect Charged With Three Counts of Murder More cultural enrichment, potentially more arrivals every day into Dover, another ‘asylum seeker’ murders in Glasgow.

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AM Hi Leapy, I just wanted to say how much I enjoy reading your column each week, as you say, others think it, you say it.

However, this week you are again, absolutely spot on!! Returning from a fabulous lunch, over which, my husband and I had been discussing the BLM and events in the UK etc, fortunately, we are in total agreement about all aspects of life in the UK at present.

I opened the Euro Weekly (your page first of course) and, on reading your column, was totally amazed. Were you sitting unseen at the next table?? You have echoed our thoughts exactly, and those of many others I’m sure.

We love the UK, still have a property there and love to visit, but it is changing drastically, and not for the better. This morning, Spectrum radio played Vera Lynn singing There’ll Always Be an England, yes there will but sadly, not as we remember it.

Thanks, Leapy for keeping it real.

Take care and kind regards Sue Spencer

An education Dear Euro Weekly News, I am an American who has lived in Almeria for eight years. I am astounded at the lack of understanding that Leapy Lee displays when he comments on American politics. His recent commentary called ‘Blaming a Racist Virus’ is rife with errors and bias.

The George Soros allegations are an old rightwing trope that no Americans take seriously.

Trump’s PR stunt, clearing away peaceful protestors with flash grenades and tear gas for a photo op, has been condemned by such leading military leaders as General Mattis, General Kelly and General Milley, the acting head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. What Lee does not understand is that the brutal killing of George Floyd by white police officers has stirred an awakening of the American conscience.

Black Lives Matter is no longer just a slogan and a call for action in America. The demonstrations in its favour have spread around the world.

Stuart J Cohen Bédar, Almería

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UK Celebrates First-Ever ‘Black Pound Day’ Today At a time when the whole world is suffering because of Covid-19 we as a nation just need to pull together and support as many businesses as possible regardless of their heritage etc as many are facing bankruptcy and hardship.

VK

9 New Outbreaks: Sudden Surge of Cases in Costa del Sol’s Andalucia Causes Concern Amongst British Holidaymakers I’m afraid as much as people disagree with what’s happening with the country opening up, unfortunately the economy it seems is a bigger priority.

Wear your mask and if you’re not happy going out that’s everyone’s choice.

We knew sooner or later it would come to this.

Stay safe everyone.

CC

Liverpool FC condemns behaviour of some fans as ‘wholly unacceptable’ I lived in England for 76 years born and bred, I left 11 years ago, England is not the country that I grew up in. I was always very proud to tell people in other countries that I was English. I am afraid when I see what is going on there now with all the fights and strapping and no respect at all for the police force, it is becoming a country for yobs and gangsters, that have no respect for themselves. I feel so sorry for my fellow countrymen, that they have to put up with such bad behaviour, I feel so ashamed that they are in my country, and they have no respect for it. Please if this applies to anyone, stop and think England is a great place to live, that’s why you came to live there in the first place, just saying. x

BT

London Riot Police Battered with Bottles in Running Street Battles for Third Night I think it’s about time authorities stopped buckling every time some movement has something to protest about that then becomes illegal. The law is the law, you break it, you have consequences to suffer. If you have something to tell the world, there are ways and means of telling them peacefully without resorting to breaking the law.

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FORMER neighbour Gertrude - well into her eighties and with a voice like a wood shredder due to a lifetime of heavy smoking - stunned me a few years back by asking ‘Where can I buy cigs that won’t damage my health?’

She’d just been out to buy 40 Marlboros and was horrified to notice that her favourite brand now bore grisley health war nings. She’d slung them back at the assistant, saying she didn’t want cigarettes that were dangerous, and could she please have the old ones that were safe.

I explained to Gertrude that cigarettes had always posed a health threat, but it was only in 2008 that the UK government insisted that graphic warnings be put on the packets.

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Bring back safe cigs

BARRY DUKE

HEALTH HAZARD: Medicated cigarettes used to be endorsed.

‘Bullpucky,’ she wheezed.

Then, after a lengthy coughing fit, added ‘I can remember the days when doctors recommended smoking, and even prescribed them for asthma sufferers.’

While I did recall seeing vin-

tage ads depicting doctors and dentists endorsing various brands I thought Gertrude’s fags-for-asthmatics claim was pure fantasy. Boy, was I ever wrong!

I fact-checked her claim and found an article in the US

National Library of Medicine that infor med me that ‘throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the inhalation of fumes from burning preparations of stramonium, lobelia, tobacco, and potash became increasingly popular amongst asthmatics and their physicians throughout the world.’

One renowned asthma sufferer was French novelist Marcel Proust, who, after trying a variety of cures and even changing his diet, could get no relief - until he began smoking asthma cigarettes. So delighted was he that in 1901 he wrote to his mum to say he’d finally found something that actually worked.

The article went on to say ‘it is interesting to reflect that until the 20th century doctors paid little attention to smoking as a health hazard, prefer-

ring instead to emphasise the perceived health benefits of tobacco and other inhaled substances, and that medicated cigarettes marketed for respiratory complaints continued to be endorsed, and smoked, by doctors until well after the Second World War.’ When I was 21, after having had my tonsils removed by a leading South African ear, nose and throat specialist, the first thing I did after regaining consciousness was to light a Lucky Strike. But I hurriedly stubbed it out when I saw the surgeon enter the ward.

‘No need to do that, dear boy’ he said, ‘smoking is great for the throat. Do you mind if I have one of yours?’

A couple of years later lung cancer ushered him into an early grave and I gave up the habit - until vaping came along.

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Messi’s 700th goal Arsenal signs Bukayo Saka PENALTY GOAL: Messi scored in the La Liga draw on Tuesday evening.

LIONEL MESSI was jubilant as he scored the 700th goal of his career when he converted a penalty into a goal in Barcelona’s La Liga draw with Atletico Madrid on Tuesday evening.

Top scorer Messi gently chipped the ball into the net as Jan Oblak dived the wrong way, the goal had put Barcelona 2-1 up, but Atletico soon hit back to draw 2-2.

The Argentina star played a part in the opener for Barcelona when his whipped corner hit Diego Costa and deflected into the back of the net.

Costa took the spot-kick only to see it saved by Marc-Andre ter Stegen, the ref, however, insisted it be retaken as the Barcelona goalkeeper had come off his line early, Saul Niguez took the second penalty and sent Ter Stegen the wrong way.

Messi restored Barcelona’s lead and reached his career milestone with his cheeky Panenka, but Niguez equalised again with another penalty as Barca dropped points which could cost them dear in the title race.

ARSENAL announced yesterday, July 1 that they have tied Bukayo Saka down to a long-term contract with the club in what is being rumoured as a four-year deal.

Saka has so far made 33 appearances this season, playing mainly down the left flank and has contributed three goals as well as 11 assists. The 18-year-old, who came through the club’s academy, has made a major impact during the current season after making his debut in the Europa League in 2018.

“Bukayo is a talented and intelligent young player,” head coach Mikel Arteta told the club’s website.

TEEN STAR: Signed a long term conract.

“He has impressed me with his work ethic and attitude to learn and adapt, and it has paid off in his performances.

“I am excited to continue working with him to develop him further, and for him to help us

achieve our goals.”

Arsenal’s technical director Edu commented that Saka’s contract extension is a sign the club’s academy is proving a success in the development of young players.

“This is something everyone involved wanted to happen and we are delighted Bukayo has signed a new long-term contract,” Edu added.

Saka tweeted: “London is my home. Arsenal my team. I’m so happy to finally announce my contract extension. I love playing for this club and I’m looking forward to what the future holds. The hard work continues so I can continue living my dream.”