Euro Weekly News - Costa Blanca North 9 - 15 July 2020 Issue 1827

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9 - 15 July 2020

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S PA I N ’ S m o n a r c h s , King Felipe and Queen Letizia, recently visited Benidorm as they t o u r t h e c o u n t r y ’s autonomous regions.

They arrived to a rapturous welcome but Felipe and Letizia were not there solely to enjoy enthusiastic applause. They met and listened to hoteliers, tourism professionals and businessmen as well as trade union officials who are fighting to get the resort back on its feet again as it emerges

Photo credit: Benidorm town hall

RIGHT ROYAL WELCOME from the Covid-19 crisis.

Toni Mayor, president of the Hosbec hoteliers’ association, revealed afterwards that they described the complicated situation to the royal couple, and emphasised that saving tourism must be a priority.

On leaving the meeting at an Avenida del

ROYAL WALKABOUT: King Felipe and Queen Letizia acknowledge the cheering crowds.

Mediterraneo hotel, the King and Queen went walkabout along the Levante beach promenade. Here they greeted the newly-arrived Beach Assistants, also stopping at an ice cream parlour where the King sampled a sugar-free turron ice, pronouncing it “really

good.”

Amid cheers and calls of “Guapos! and “Viva el Rey!” they stopped three times for photo calls, one of them with the regional president, Ximo Puig, Benidorm’s mayor Toni Perez and other dignitaries before going to Valencia.

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THE Generalitat is halving its charges to Costa Blanca harbours, marinas and yacht clubs.

The 50 per cent tax break corresponds to the 97 days of the State of Alarm and the following four months.

This throws a lifeline to those using the port installations for leisure and pleasure as well as fishing guilds, boat hire firms, sailing schools and every business that occupies space in the region’s publicly-owned ports.

The new measure was welcomed with

Photo credit: Concepcion Amat Orta

Port fees slashed Overflowing

JAVEA PORT: Reduced fees will help all sectors.

relief by a sector whose activities came to an abrupt halt dur-

JAVEA’S Beaches councillor recently met the team in charge of a pilot scheme that used buoys to monitor the quality of Javea seawater.

Over the last two years the

ing the Covid-19 crisis and which until now claims that it has been

passed over during handouts of official aid.

Quality control buoys, equipped with integrated sensors used digital interconnection

and Big Data, processed information to establish its ongoing quality.

ALICANTE Province’s Beniarres, Amadorio and Guadalest reservoirs are practically full-to-overflowing. Late March and all of April were rainier than usual and had been preceded by torrential Isolated High Altitude Depressions (DANAs) followed by Storm Alicante which hit the coast in late January.

Added to this, consumption plummeted during much of the Covid-19 State of Alarm when bars, restaurants, hotels, tourist apartments and second residences were closed and empty. In consequence, levels at the reservoirs that serve the Marina Baja, part

of inland El Comtat and the Gandia area of La Safor are high enough to guarantee water not only during the summer but the remainder of this year and, if rainfall follows its normal pattern, 2021 as well.

According to the Confederacion Hidrografica del Jucar (CHJ), responsible for the northern Costa Blanca’s reservoirs and waterways, Beniarres is at 94 per cent capacity with 25.6 cubic hectometres, Villajoyosa’s Amadorio dam is 80 per cent full with 12.6 cubic hectometres and Guadalest on 79 per cent has reserves of 10.2 cubic hectometres.

Sea rescue SEVERAL Red Cross lifeguards saved a swimmer in difficulties off Denia’s Les Rotes who was struggling to return to the shore. The yellow warning flag, originally flying on the beach, was later replaced with the red flag barring swimmers from the water.

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THE Generalitat allocated €11.224 million for improvements to all 13 of Line 9’s Tram stations and halts, plus five on Line 1.

Line 9 covers the Benidorm-Denia route while Line 1 links Luceros in Alicante City with Benidorm.

The cash will enable regional rail operator FGV to modify platforms to allow easy access to the new electro-diesel trains but the project includes dismantling the now unused Disco Benidorm halt and replacing the track-bed and rails in Benidorm.

Work has already begun on platforms at the Cami Coves halt inside the Benidorm boundary and

Photo credit: GVA

MEGABUCKS FOR THE LINE 9 TRAM

EASY ACCESS: Platforms are being raised in Alfaz.

Flexible approach to beach use BENIDORM Town Hall increased the number of beach entrances.

Following a meeting with Poniente seafront business-owners, Benidorm’s mayor Toni Perez agreed to add two more on the Avenida Española beach road.

The Levante beach has another access at the end of Avenida Ametlla del Mar in the Rincon de Loix. “As we explained on first presenting the Benidorm Beach Safety plan, this can be adjusted depending on demand and use at any one time,” Beaches councillor Monica Gomez explained.

“Last week we increased the beach entrances from 20 to 30 and now we have added another three.” Gomez also revealed plans to extend the blue beach areas used by families and the general public although these already outnumber the green areas reserved for the over-60s.

“Bearing in mind the people visiting the beaches during these first weeks and the type of tourist we expect this month, we believed it advisable to increase these blue plots,” Gomez said.

The councillor also made it clear that the elderly were not confined to the green areas, but could use the blue zones if they preferred.

STALLHOLDERS at Javea’s weekly open-air market are bitterly opposed to the new arrangement where they work only alternate weeks.

First to return were the fruit and vegetable stalls and, with a definitive end to lockdown, traders sell-

Alfaz station, FGV revealed.

In 2012, there were rumours that the regional government of the day intended to close narrowgauge, single track Line 9.

Like Line 1, it was built a century ago, possessing spectacular views and fine examples of early 20th century railway architecture.

Instead, the Generalitat understood to modernise the line and to date has spent €130 million. The project has had many setbacks after the Calpe-Denia section had to be closed on safety grounds in 2016, although the entire line is expected to come into service by late 2021.

Here to assist you MORE than 418 young people are now working as Beach Assistants on the Costa Blanca.

They will be present on the region’s beaches until September 7, ensuring that tourists and residents

respect the measures that Spain has introduced to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

When necessary, they will liaise with the Local Police and contact the 112 Emergency Services

No case TWO huge eucalyptus trees obscuring the sea views of newly-built apartments were felled in Les Marines (Denia).

Their neighbours complained to the authorities, claiming they were listed in the Valencian Community’s Catalogue of Monumental trees, although further investigation revealed that eucalyptus are not a protected species and the town hall had authorised their removal.

Market traders take a stand ing clothes, shoes and other items assumed that they would return to their usual routine. Marta Bañuls, councillor responsible for Markets explained that anti-coronavirus

procedures had obliged the town hall to relocate the market so that stalls were sufficiently far apart, ensuring that numbers could be controlled with only one entry and one

number.

As well as Alicante Province’s 418 assistants, 348 have been assigned to Valencia and 234 to Castellon.

Their presence contributes to offering “maximum security” on the region’s beaches, said Generalitat president, Ximo Puig, but they are also there to show “the best face of a vibrant and safe Mediterranean” to the public.

Puig went on to thank Valencian Community town halls for collaborating with the scheme that will help all the people who visit the region’s beaches this summer.

exit to the site. Stallholders refused to set up last week in protest at the new measures but in the meantime are hopeful that an arrangement can be reached and that the town hall will agree to their suggestion that they could all be allowed to trade in the Placeta del Convent.

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Hope for almonds MIREIA MOLLA, regional government’s Agriculture chief, visited Altea to discuss the Xylella Fastidiosa plague.

Forty Alicante province mayors attended the meeting as Molla detailed the principal changes in EU directives to combat the plague that has attacked local almond trees, resulting in orders to uproot and destroy tens of thousands of them.

Molla explained that instead of eliminating everything within a 100-metre radius of an infected tree, this has been amended to 50 metres. Brussels was also considering finding some use for the wood from removed healthy trees, she added.

The Agriculture department head also revealed Generalitat plans to help growers return to economically-viable activity with alternative crops.

“We have been able to demonstrate to the EU that our olive trees are not an affected species and these could be one of the options for replanting areas where almonds have been eliminated,” Molla announced.

The new Brussels directives come into effect in August and should help to alleviate the existing situation, she said.

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Neatly sectioned zones CAMPELLO’S Playa Carrerlamar and Playa Muchavista are divided each day into zones for beachgoers.

In the early hours of the morning, tractors separate each beach into three different areas, the first of which is reserved for those wishing to walk at the water’s edge or access the sea for swimming.

The second is composed of various fourmetre strips for beachgoers where children - always accompanied by an adult - can also play.

The third zone is reserved for chiringuito beach bars, sports and leisure activities, explained Campello’s Beaches councillor Julio Oca. He also made a call for beachgoers to follow the instructions of all authorised personnel and revealed that his department would soon be announcing its formula for controlling beach-capacity on Campello’s many coves.

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Ladies who lunched TWENTY ladies of Calpe U3A’S JUGS (Just Us Girls) met recently for lunch at a restaurant on La Fossa beach.

There was a big thank-you for Anita Sanchez, the new JUGS group leader, for organising a very successful lunch.

They are taking a break for the summer, so the next lunch will be held at another local restaurant on Thursday, September 3.

For more information about JUGS, contact Anita at the tinka.tinka bel@yahoo.com email address.

Calpe U3A is active now with tennis, paddle-tennis, bowls and canasta, together with the writing and reading group.

Visit the Calpe U3A www.u3acal pe.org website or Facebook page for the latest news and updates of the many groups restarting after lockdown.

Another way in Photo credit: Finestrat town hall

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LA CALA: Three beach entrances with controls at each.

FINESTRAT Town Hall has opened a third entrance to the La Cala beach.

“This means we have now covered the beach’s three areas, with access in the centre and at each end,” said David Alarcon, Finestrat Town Hall’s Beaches councillor.

“Coinciding with the tourists’ arrival we can avoid overcrowding and continue to comply with the Covid-19 health and safety measures.”

Alarcon also revealed that beachgoers may now take airbeds and other inflatable beach items.

Second outing ROYAL watchers and spotters noticed that during her recent visit to Benidorm, Queen Letizia wore a dress by Adolfo Dominguez, which has been seen before. The previous occasion was a photocall with King Felipe and their daughters Leonor and Sofia in Mallorca’s Marivent Palace in August 2019.

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Groups meet again MARINA BAIXA U3A is back in business, with several groups up and running.

Last weekend was the turn of the Sunday Strollers who had a great time strolling around the River Algar in Altea and look forward to their next meeting.

The Wine and Dine Group are visiting Restaurante Transilvania in Albir on Friday July 17 at 1pm for 1.30pm. This will be a perfect opportunity to meet up with friends again after such a long time and those wishing to attend should contact Hazel Layt at the hazellayt@hotmail.com email address.

Joan Flint is taking names for anyone wanting to learn Spanish and Margaret Hamer is taking bookings for Ibiza in October, with full details in this month’s Newsletter.

For more information about Marina Baixa U3A visit the www.u3amarina baixa.com website or Facebook page.

Readers without internet access should contact the secretary Joan Flint on 966 808 591 or 663 637 167.

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Summer health centres open THE auxiliary summer health centres in Javea, Calpe and Benissa are now open and continue until September 6.

The auxiliary centres in La Fosa (Calpe) and El Arenal (Javea) are open from 10am until 6pm on weekdays and from 12 noon to 3pm on Saturdays.

The La Fustera auxiliary centre in Benissa opens from 12 noon to 3pm from Monday to Saturday.

Moraira’s auxiliary centre opens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 8 a m a n d 8 p m a n d o n Tu e s days and Thursdays from 1pm

Photo credit: Denia Health Department

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AUXILIARY CENTRE: La Fosa in Calpe.

Elderly and independent THE inland city of Alcoy has more than 3,600 residents who are over 65 and live alone.

Roughly half are more than 80 and city hall contacted them during lockdown’s Phase Zero to find out how they were coping and to detect cases of need.

The outcome of the phone calls was “entirely positive,” city hall said.

Eighty per cent of the elderly assured interviewers that they were well. Thirteen per cent said their situation was “fair” while 3.20 per cent described it as “bad.”

Only 11 per cent required further contact and 63 per cent of those calls were follow-ups.

The remainder offered information regarding social benefits, help with shopping, doctor’s prescriptions, rubbish collection or psychological attention.

until 8pm.

Each year Marina Salud, which provides the Marina Alta’s healthcare opens these auxiliary health centres to supplement attention during the summer season when tourists swell the local population.

Urgent medical attention for respiratory problems or suspected Covid-19 is provided at the principal health centres in Denia, Javea, Calpe and Teulada, which all have parallel health circuits for suspected contagions.

Anybody with symptoms similar to those of Covid-19 should call their local health centre or ring 900 300 555.

Up and running JALON VALLEY HELP’S totally refurbished shop is now open in Alcalali.

The refurbishment was a major project and will provide a muchimproved shopping environment which should help to bring muchneeded additional income enabling the charity to continue all its good work in assisting the most vulnerable in the local community.

Elaine Horton, JVH president, thanked Ron for all his work on the project and the builder Miguel Moldovan for his significant contribution.

There were also thanks for the volunteers who helped with painting, cleaning and getting the

shop ready to open.

“They should all be proud of what they have achieved,” Elaine said.

The JVH shop in Orba also opened and business was brisk, although all safety precautions were in place to ensure a safe shopping experience.

Unfortunately, opening the charity’s Jalon shop was delayed due to urgent repairs although it will reopen in the very near future.

In the meantime, the charity’s van will be near the shop every Friday morning between 10am and 1pm for donations of clean, good quality clothes, household articles, books and other items.

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ON Monday July 6 the Spanish Government launched a new residency document for UK nationals who are protected by the Withdrawal Agreement - the Tarjeta de identidad de extranjero or TIE. This means some changes to the appointments process and that anyone registering from now on will be issued with the biometric TIE card, rather than the current green paper document.

Spain is one of the first EU countries to bring in a new residency system for British nationals and HMA Hugh Elliott welcomed its introduction. He also clarified what it means for UK nationals in a short video saying: “ We ’ v e s e e n l o t s o f q u e s t i o n s and concerns on social media, so I want to underline two key points.

First, I want to assure you that all British nationals, who are legally resident in Spain by the end of this year, will have their rights protected, including the right to live and

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Spanish Government launches new residency document for UK nationals

HUGH ELLIOTT: Underlines two key points with regards to the new residency document. work here, and lifelong access to healthcare for UK state pensioners, including those who claim a pension in the future.

“And second, whether you already have the green residency

certificate - A4 or credit card-sized version - or in the future the TIE, they are equally valid in demonstrating your residence status and your rights as a beneficiary of the Withdrawal Agreement. Almost 360,000

British people are already registered here in Spain. And whilst you may choose to exchange your current certificate for a TIE at some point in the future, there is no requirement to do so. The green residency document gives you the same rights as the new TIE card. So please be assured on that point.

“There is one group of people who must take action. If you live here, but don’t already have a green residency certificate, you must apply for the new TIE as soon a s p o s s i b l e . A l i n k t o t h e S p a n i s h administration website is below.”

The British Embassy held a Facebook Live Q&A at 20.00 yesterday, Wednesday July 8. You can access this via www.facebook.com/britsinspain. It is still available to watch afterwards.

Information for UK nationals is available at gov.uk/livinginspain sign up for email alerts to be kept updated. This is in the process of being updated to reflect the new process.

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A fine situation BETWEEN March 15 and the lifting of the State of Alarm on June 20, Denia’s Local Police issued 1,346 fines for infringing lockdown.

According to their own figures, the municipality’s National Police force started proceedings against flouters on 886 occasions between March 15 and May 7.

Of 23 arrests, 13 were related to gender violence, the police revealed.

During the State of Alarm’s 97 days, 6,876 people were identified and officers stopped 22,144 vehicles on the town’s streets during the period when journeys to other municipalities were vetoed except for work or emergency purposes.

Fines continue to be issued, but on a more modest scale, Denia’s Local Police revealed, and centre on not wearing a face mask in enclosed public spaces or where social distancing is not possible.

Well done AN 18-year-old was rescued unhurt by Ondara firefighters from a well full of water after the paving that covered it gave way. Despite falling four metres she had only ‘a few scratches’ Emergency Services sources said afterwards.

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No name-change U N L I K E P e d r e g u e r, Pego is not removing Juan Carlos I’s name from a local street.

Juan Carlos, who abdicated in favour of his son Felipe six years ago, is currently under investigation regarding alleged multimillion commissions from Saudi Arabia.

A Compromis party motion was defeated

at the last plenary council meeting but the town’s socialist mayor Enrique Moll stressed that the PSOE voted against it purely on practical grounds.

The name-change would have affected at least 12 local business, requiring unwelcome expense during the current crisis, Moll said.

A BUSY Gandia shopping area’s residents are opposing plans to install a mosque in a local building.

The Comunidad Islamica la Comunicacion association has asked Gandia’s city hall if the ground floor of a property it hopes to acquire is suitable for conversion into a mosque.

According to the local Spanish media, two residents claiming to speak for the majority of their neighbours, declared in a written statement that they do not oppose the centre, “let alone the people who wish to use the building for religious purposes.”

Their objections were based on the already busy

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PEGO: Town hall voted to retain Juan Carlos I’s name on local street. and noisy neighbourhood with “three large supermarkets, bars, restaurant and shops” where it was impossible to park.

“All this prompts us to ask ourselves if it is the most adequate location for a centre visited by many people, independently of the activity carried out or the religion of those using it, who have all our respect,” the spokespeople said.

They added that they did not believe that the premises were suitable for the planned activity: “That is why we have asked city hall for more information,” the statement said.

Yes, but no

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Blue Door fever AS the tourist season hots up, it gets harder to find a spot on Javea’s Granadella and Portitxol beaches.

Last weekend both were closed to cars by 8.30am and two hours later had reached their respective capacities of 200 and 150 beachgoers.

Many of those turned away by the Local Police and Proteccion Civil volunteers had driven from Valencia capital only to be informed that Granadella and Portitxol were full although there

was plenty of space on the Arenal and Muntanyar beaches.

Many of those who were disappointed were particularly anxious to take photographs in front of the blue door belonging to a fisherman’s famous cottage on Portitxol beach.

This is always popular for envy-provoking selfies on Instagram but visitors preferring to remain in hopes that some beachgoers would leave seen were discouraged and warned that they were in for a long wait.

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New look for seafront ALTEA recently signed an agreement with the Environment Ministry to begin the second phase of plans to remodel the seafront.

These include transforming the promenade, creating a beach with ‘enviable’ accessibility and moving cars from the heart of the Altea to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, said Urban Development councillor Jose Orozco.

“Urban quality, sustainability and mobility” would be watchwords for what Orozco termed the town’s most ambitious project for decades.

As well as the €4.5 million already

Photo credit: Altea town hall

AGREEMENT: Altea mayor Jaume Llinares, Jose Orozco and Vicenta Perez.

invested in the l’Espigo beach, the Ministry will provide more than €2 million for a revamp, while Altea

Captain wins the Founder’s Trophy MONTGO GOLF SOCIETY had to return to Nova Oliva after their first attempt was rained off.

That was disappointing for all, but the second attempt saw warm and sunny weather to welcome the 15 players.

That day’s Magic Three competition was sponsored by George Braddick who, unfortunately for him, came joint first with Terry Moore, so there were no prizes for the sponsor.

George also gave some special prizes, one of which went to the person who came last or, as it’s politely called, the strongest player.

The next Montgo Golf Society outing was a Stableford competition for the Founder’s Day Trophy.

This was sponsored by Russ Peters who could not be present as he is not in Spain, along with many Montgo members, owing to Covid-19. Despite extreme temperatures and humidity there were some particularly good scores, as the winner Geoff Willcock had 40 points. There was only one two, on the 16th by Geoff. It was also good to see Neil Cuming who joined the players for the presentation. He has been receiving chemotherapy in recent months but looked very well.

Town Hall will put up €2.5 million for developing the other side of the publicly-owned shoreline strip.

Beach poison investigation A WATCH is being kept on Campello’s ‘dogs-allowed’ beach at the mouth of the River Seco.

The town hall’s Public Safety councillor Rafa Galvañ explained that his department has mounted a special operation to “investigate, detect and fine antisocial behaviour towards pets.”

This follows protests on the social media as well as an official complaint from a local woman whose dog died at the end of June. It had eaten “something toxic or poisonous” on the beach, she told police.

To verify these claims, the Local Police and the Guardia Civil’s nature protection unit Seprona, are keeping the beach under close surveillance, Galvañ said.

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It’s a gas!

THE Balearia shipping line’s Bahama Mama, was recently the first ferry to take on liquid natural gas (LNG) in Denia. Two LNG tanker lorries simultaneously refuelled the ship, which was also a first for any installation belonging to the Valencian Community ports authority.

The Bahama Mama began operations at the end of June, following re-motoring that was carried out at the Gibdock shipyard in Gibraltar, where the ferry was converted to dual gas-diesel engines.

The ferry possesses two gas storage tanks that provide the ship with enough power to cover 750 sea

miles (1,389 kilometres). At present, the Bahama Mama operates between Denia-Ibiza-Palma de Mallorca four times a week although starting tomorrow, July 3, the ferry will be sailing each day, supporting Balearia’s two fast-ferry links to the Islands.

The Bahama Mama is Balearia’s fifth gas-powered ship and will shortly be joined by the Sicilia, which is currently being refitted in Portugal.

By 2021, Balearia will have spent a total of €380 million on a total of nine re-motored and newly built gaspowered ships, the company revealed.

Fire doused DENIA firefighters soon controlled a brush fire that broke out on wasteland behind McDonald’s shortly after mid-day recently. Reinforcements sent in from

Benissa to assist in preventing the fire from spreading in an area that is close to the town centre were not needed, fire brigade sources announced.

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Science does the trick DNA analysis solved the theft of a litter of Americ a n S t a ff o rd s h i re t e r r i ers in inland Banyeres.

Five puppies, each worth up to €600, were taken from their mother last December when they were only three weeks old.

The Guardia Civil’s IBIbased ROCA rural crime unit who took over the investigation suspected that with Christmas approaching they could have been sold as presents.

They provided Alicante Province’s College of Veterinary Surgeons with photos and details of the stolen litter, asking vets to contact the authorities if they treated any puppy answering their description.

In late January, an Alcoy clinic treated a female American Staffy puppy whose owner explained that he bought it for €200 from a person who assured him that it was his own dog.

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DNA TEST: Saliva taken from the puppies’ mother.

The rightful owner, shown the puppy, was unsure of its identity until the IBI officers suggested DNA testing by Guardia Civil experts in Madrid.

The dog was confir med as one of the stolen litter a n d t h e s e l l e r, a 2 7 - y e a r old Spanish man from Cocentaina, was arrested and charged with theft.

Meanwhile, the Guardia Civil are now trying to trace the other dogs.

Your call NOTICES in several languages at rubbish collection points remind TeuladaMoraira’s population that their collaboration is necessary if they want a cleaner and more sustainable town.

The notices also advise them to use the free weekly collection service for bulky items and garden waste.

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LOCAL restaurateur and long-time Spanish resident, Garry Waite, has just had his second book published.

The first, a novel based in Spain, The Warm War was reprinted in 2018, but this tome is an autobiographical look at his life in two halves: Starting from his early years in the UK until his present day on Spain’s Costa del Sol.

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New autobiography The story of an ordinary chap, from an ordinary background who made some not so ordinary choices in life: As someone who decided to move to Spain in the early 80’s and was determined to stay for the duration, put him in the almost pioneering sphere.

A time when there were less than maybe 5,000 expats living in Spain it was a sort of fledgling ‘club.’ It was never easy and when things were great, they were phenomenal, but when they were bad they were bad!

Later years have not treated our protagonist

HALF MY LIFE: The story of an ordinary chap who made some not so ordinary choices.

well, so what was the solution? Pack up and go back to a country for which he had no particular longing and to an uncertain life to which he did not any longer belong.

After all he had now

lived in Spain more than Half His Life. BUT he had had a full life.

From a good upbringing to travelling, meeting interesting people and devoting his life to his passions of food, wine, writing and acting

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and loving. Almost in chronological order, this book follows his highs and lows. You will be amazed how quickly you will identify with him and hopefully enjoy reading his exploits.

Both books available on Amazon worldwide but probably more popular in Spain and the UK.

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There is enough Caught red handed

REMDESIVIR: The Ministry of Health in Spain has assured it has enough stocks to treat seriously ill patients with Covid-19 until next October.

THE Ministry of Health of Spain has assured it has enough stocks of Remdesivir to treat seriously ill patients with Covid-19 until next October.

By the time the stocks run out, the company that manufactures the drug will already have new doses of the treatment available. This is one of the few medicines that has shown to be effective when fighting against the coronavirus.

María Jesús Lamas, the director of the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products, has confirmed

this reserve of stocks after news hit that the United States (the country worst affected by the pandemic worldwide) had purchased the majority of the remaining Remdesivir stocks.

Gilead, the manufacturer of this Covid wonder drug, estimates that there will be more treatments available around October, which is when the new production of the drug is ready.

A spokesperson has assured that any patients in Spain who have needed access to the drug have had access to it.

THE National Police surprised a young man on July 2 whilst he was strangling his girlfriend in a flat in the district of Carabanchel in Madrid.

The man was caught red-handed with a dominating stance over the woman and he has now been arrested for it.

The incident took place at 1.15am in the morning on Jaibru Street in the Vista Alegre neighbourhood.

The National Police branch received a call reporting a violent discussion in the house. When police officers arrived at the scene, they found a 27-year-old Honduran man with his hands around his partner’s neck, who

is 28 years of age.

The aggressor was detained in the room and there was blood around the victim which was from a blow she received to the nose, which they think has possibly been fractured.

She also suffered from various bruises from previous abuse and the victim was quickly transported to the Emergency Room of a hospital in Madrid.

The aggressive detainee has a history of abuse and even a record of attempted homicide in the realm of gendered violence. He now has a report against him for sexual violence and also has a restraining order against the victim.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Police in Madrid catch aggressive boyfriend.

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Hoarding millions ACCORDING to the Bank of Spain, Spaniards are still hoarding around 267,049 million pesetas, which is equivalent to around €1,605 million.

Spain’s beloved pesetas disappeared with the arrival of the common currency in the European Union, the euro. Although the younger generations don’t have a trace of memory of it, the older generations are finding it hard to part ways with their old currency.

The Spanish have had plenty of time to exchange the old currency for the new one. When the euro began to circulate in Spain from January 1, 2002, Spaniards were given the opportunity to

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ESSENTIAL WORKERS: Migrants in Granada were hired during the lockdown, but kept in miserable conditions.

PESETA: Many old banknotes have still not been changed to euros.

exchange their old currency until March 31 of the same year, while both currencies were allowed to co-exist.

They were offered the opportunity again the following June 30. In fact, last March 2019, the Spanish exchanged 1,331 million pesetas in banknotes (€8 million) and 332 million pesetas in coins (€2 million).

According to the Bank

of Spain, more than 18 years after the euro was put into circulation, the Spanish are still hoarding around 135,604 million pesetas in banknotes (€815 million) and 131,445 million pesetas in coins (€790 million). But this is the very last opportunity to exchange the currency. So if you are still hoarding old pesetas you now only have until the end of this year to exchange them for euros.

THE Guardia Civil has arrested 14 Spanish and Moroccan agricultural business owners in Granada, for offences against the rights of migrant workers, where five people have also been charged with encouraging illegal immigration and another four with renting out property unfit for living.

The arrest, known as Operation Llano, took place in the municipalities of Zafarraya and Alhama de Granada, where the Guardia Civil reported 38 infractions including illegal immigration for-profit and violation of the right to decent housing.

Most agricultural workers in Spain

are migrants, often in irregular situations, who are taken advantage of by employers, as they profit by being able to pay less per hour for workers without legal contracts or registration with the Social Security, and housed in sub-standard accommodation.

The Guardia Civil found that many of the migrants were working up to 10 hours straight, with no right to weekly rest, and were paid between €5 and €6 an hour.

Many were also housed in tool sheds, without insulation, enduring very high temperatures, with no electricity, drinking water, or toilets.

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The patient, the baby or fetus must have suffered physical or moral damages. It is not enough that the doctor made a mistake.

A typical example, is the case of a patient who

CARLOS BAOS WE CAN HELP YOU was given the wrong drug during pregnancy.

In the event that due to this error, damage occurs it could be considered

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Medical malpractice during pregnancy or childbirth medical negligence.

This damage must also have occurred as a result of the negligent action or omission by the doctor or by circumstances rather than natural causes. A negligent action would be, as mentioned above, supplying the wrong drug. On the other hand, an omission would be the decision not to perform a caesarean operation if considered medically necessary.

Finally, there must be a causal relation between the two elements. In other words, the damage suffered must be the result of professional negligence.

Can I claim for compensation if I have suffered medical negligence during childbirth or pregnancy?

If the aforementioned requirements are met, the injured party could claim compensation for the damages suffered.

A recent ruling by the Criminal Court of Ciudad Real has resulted in the highest compensation award in Spain in a case of medical negligence during childbirth: €5.5 million, as in this case, lack of oxygen during childbirth left the baby quadriplegic.

What is the amount of compensation?

Currently, in Spain no rule exists to determine the value of damages in medical negligence cases.

However, the Supreme Court has compromised and accepts the application of the scale for the valuation of the damages caused in

traffic accidents of Law 35/2015. This scale consists of a series of mathematical tables that relate to the severity of the damage suffered and provides an economic valuation.

This method establishes three main pillars to calculate compensation: The damages and consequences suffered, the moral damages and the economic damage suffered.

What is the deadline to submit a claim?

The term to submit the claim to the courts is one year from the time of the alleged error if the negligence occurred in a public medical centre, by application of the rule of extracontractual liability of article 1968.2 of the Civil Code and five years

if it occurred in a private centre or through the actions of a private doctor, applying here the general rule for contractual liability of article 1964 of the Civil Code.

The term will coincide with the day when the damage occurred or from the day the damage was known, or if the injury has consequences from when the final injuries are established.

If you have suffered damage caused by medical negligence and need legal advice, contact our lawyers ( www.white-baos.com ) and we will help you.

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

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DISPUTE: Suspect wanted revenge on ‘noisy neighbours.’

POLICE in Madrid have arrested a man who allegedly set fire to his own house to ‘get back at his noisy neighbours,’ one of whom died from ‘complications resulting from inhaling smoke.’

The events took place in Carabanchel in the early hours of Monday morning, June 29.

Days before, the detained had been accumulating garbage, card-

board and even wheels inside his home, and around 4am, he set fire to the lot and left the house Minutes later, the intense black smoke and heat from the fire had affected the staircase, the patio and other houses.

Firefighters were called and extinguished the flames, while paramedics treated two women for slight smoke inhalation at the scene.

A 52-year-old man was taken to the Gomez Ulla Hospital with ‘smoke poisoning and a previous health history.’

A middle-aged woman suffered smoke inhalation, which aggravated other health conditions, and she died two days later.

National Police have now arrested the suspect and he will undergo a psychological examination.

Banned eyelashes FRENCH beauty brand Sephora which has a number of outlets in Spain has told animal rights organisation PETA that it will join many other companies in banning the sale of mink eyelashes from its stores.

PETA has been running a campaign

against this fashion accessory and targeted the Sephora Group, one of the largest businesses of its kind and after it received 280,000 emails from concerned consumers it gave in.

According to the campaign, Sephora incorrectly suggested that their product was

‘cruelty free’ when in fact undercover investigations showed mink being treated badly in special farms and having their necks broken when they were no longer of use.

As far as PETA is concerned this is another step forward in reducing cruelty to animals.

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Diego Maradona could be next Spanish manager.

THIS year, the President of the Spanish Football, former footballer Luis Rubiales is standing for re-election, but will be opposed by another ex-footballer Antonio Torres who played in the minor leagues before becoming a referee.

Whilst it is more than likely that Rubiales will remain in post, there will be an interesting appointment as manager of the Spanish National Team should Torres be elected.

It is widely reported in the Spanish football press that he has come to an arrangement with ‘hand of God’ Argentinian former footballer D iego Maradona that he will be appointed as Spain’s manager if Torres gets his way, so that he will be in charge of the team in the Qatar World Cup Finals.

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WHILST Americans all over the world celebrated Independence Day on July 4, a much smaller group attended the annual remembrance ceremony organised by the International Brigade Memorial Trust in Jubilee Gardens, London.

Guest speaker for a much smaller than usual gathering by the International Brigade Memorial was former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn who told the audience that his par-

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Pay back Outrage RYANAIR REFUNDS: There have been a huge number of complaints.

and now it has said extra staff were trained to clear the backlog, and

International Brigade Memorial ents had first met at an event in London held in solidarity with the Spanish Republican cause.

The ceremony remembers the more than 2,500 activists from

that it was processing refunds “as fast as we can.”

Britain, Ireland and the then colonies who travelled to Spain to fight on behalf of the Republican side against General Franco.

During his speech which was recorded, Mr Corbyn referred to the many statues and memorials being taken down and explained that this was one that was most appropriate and showed historical solidarity for those struggling for peace.

A SPANIARD from Galicia who lived in the UK and paid taxes for almost 40 years has sparked outrage amongst Spanish news outlets after a British hospital in Bolton charged him £600.

The Galician expat is called Jose Antionio Mallo, he is 74 years of age and he had worked in the UK for almost four decades. Mallo returned to Galicia around 15 years ago but he frequently visits England as his children still live up north.

Nevertheless, an indisposition forced Mallo to be admitted into the hospital in Bolton for a total of 24 hours. A very expensive day at the hospital.

Despite receiving British Social Security benefits from his retirement fund after 38 years of working in the UK, Mallo was forced to pay up. He did not have his National Health System Card on him, nor could he remember the number. He did have his European Health Card but that was expired, and his Spanish card was rejected on this occasion, unlike previous times. “How can they pay my pension, but not find me in the system!” exclaimed Mallo.

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RYANAIR has stated that it will clear 90 per cent of the backlog by the end of July for people who were unable to travel during lockdown.

There have been a huge number of complaints over the company’s failure to pay back customers in a timely manner, (the company says in its contract agreement that it will attempt to pay back any losses in seven days).

All airline passengers have the right to either a refund, to rebook, or to accept a voucher for future travel.

Customers had said that the time it was taking to refund them was unacceptable, but the company has stated that due to huge demand a backlog had built up,

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HEALTH SERVICE: Could not find him in the system.

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Singalong helps HELP HELP International Benidorm expressed heartfelt thanks to the Mark Master Masons of Spain. On behalf of the District Grand Master, Charity steward Keith Alcock presented walking aids to Geoff Dunn, the equipment coordinator of HELP International. He was accompanied by HELP volunteers Mick Foulstone, Maggie Slane and Jacqueline Leather. The HELP donation raised €960 with a charity sing-along.

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NEWS BENIDORM town is using a nebulising cannon to spray clean streets and public spaces.

“Benidorm’s is one of only three of these cannons in

In a mist use in Spain,” said Jose Ramon Gonzalez de Zarate,

councillor responsible for street cleaning. “It is similar to the cannon that the army’s Emergencies Unit (UME) used during the State of Alarm,” he added. “This machinery allows us to disinfect larger areas in less time, as it has a radius of 40 metres.”

The cannon has a 2,000litre capacity and a threehour runtime. It will be used each morning, afternoon and night and the disinfectant it uses has a minimum proportion of non-corro-

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NEBULISER: Sprays a radius of 40 metres sive, non-toxic bactericide, and fungicide.

“We shall be using the cannon in all neighbourhoods,” announced De Zarate who explained that a smaller vehicle will hose down narrow streets where the lorry transporting the nebuliser is unable to enter.

Back to (nursery) BENIDORM’S three municipal nursery schools reopened more than three months after they were closed down during the

coronavirus lockdown.

“Eighty-eight children from newborns up to those of two - returned on the first day and there are still vacancies, even taking into account the reduced classes required by Generalitat directives,” said Education councillor Maite Moreno.

The reopening was “totally normal” with staggered arrivals, Moreno added. Installations at all of the town hall’s nursery schools have been adapted to comply with the new hygiene and safety requirements, she emphasised.

Colour-coded THE Castillo on the Canfali headland between the Levante and Poniente beaches can now be floodlit in different colours.

As well as highlighting the emblematic Castillo, the colours can now celebrate special occasions.

This was noticeable the night before the flying visit to Benidorm last week by King Felipe and Queen Letizia when Canfali was lit up with the red and yellow colours of the Spanish flag.

The location of the 23 floodlights was based on geological and archaeological studies and uses low energy LED technology.

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Albir - Alfaz NEWS Curry on Food Bank menu THE Albir-Alfaz area Masons and Sarita’s Indian restaurant in Albir recently provided 200 curry packs for the local Food Bank.

The donation was welcomed by the Food Bank who supply local families with much-needed assistance each week.

“We are very grateful for the Masons’ and Restaurant Sarita’s help during these challenging times,” said the Food Bank treasurer Joanne.

“It’s nice to be able to give something back to the community and that wouldn’t have been possible without the Masons who have been so supportive towards this project,” said Sarita’s owners, Scott and Darren McHattie, and

DONATION: 200 curry packs for the Alfaz food bank.

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Business partner Danny Hughes, who is also a Food Bank volunteer.

The Masons from the local San Juan de España Lodge, who are actively supporting local families and charities, are always looking for like-minded people to join their historic organisation.

“If you are interested or are currently a Mason and new to the area, contact Jason Fowler via their Facebook page or the sec28@gpvalencia.com email address,” they said.

The Food Bank are also looking volunteers, and more information is available on 670 656 019.

Film Festival as good as ever TWENTY-FOUR short films are competing for Alfaz Film Festival’s Faro de Plata trophy between July 18 and 25.

The 32nd edition is a post-Covid festival, the town hall explained.

“But it will lose none of its interest.”

The selected films are competing for the €7,500 in prize money to be divided amongst

the winners.

There is a first prize of €4,000 and the prized Faro de Plata (Silver Lighthouse), with €2,000 and €1,000 for the films in second and third place. There are also awards for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Script, Best Direction and Best Photography.

In collaboration with the Huellas Borradas de

Mujer and CIMA associations, the festival includes a €500 prize for the best short film directed by women.

“Each year it is more difficult to choose the competing films precisely because of the high standard of ern-

tries,” festival sources revealed.

The films will be shown to the public in the Casa de Cultura on Monday July 20, Tuesday July 21 and Wednesday July 22 between 5.30pm and 9.15pm.

New plants for park FORTY new species have been planted in Albir’s Los Carrascos park.

Los Carrascos is also a Landscape and Environmental Interpretation Centre with information panels describing the plants, trees and bushes there.

The new plants are located in different areas that are dedicated to Forest Species, Mediterranean Shrubs, Aromatic and Culinary Plants and the Women’s Garden.

This last includes rosemary, horse-chestnuts, sage, rue, thyme, cypress, gerbera and damask rose that are traditionally used to alleviate migraine, labour pains, varicose veins and other ‘women’s ailments.’

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Calpe NEWS LAST April Calpe Town Hall modified bylaws that limited work on construction sites in July and banned it entirely during August.

The changes were made to lessen the impact of the State of Alarm and boost economic activity by allowing building projects to make up for lost time.

Building it up Sites may now be active throughout this summer between 9am and 3pm until September 15, the town hall confirmed, although all construction activity is banned outside these hours.

Dramatic roundabout crash A DRIVER smashed into the plinth of a futuristic sculpture in Avenida Ejercitos Españoles in front of the Local Police station.

The driver was unhurt and did not need medical assistance but the incident revived criticism of the siting of the roundabout with the Victor Ferrando sculpture.

Not only is the work of art not to the liking of all residents, but many drivers have claimed that the roundabout lacks visibility.

CALPE ROUNDABOUT: Criticised for bad visibility.

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Over time there have been major advances in the treatment of ED and the majority of sufferers can be treated effectively, firstly with some lifestyle changes and with a non-invasive treatment called Extracorporeal shock wave therapy.

Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is an innovative treatment. This clinically proven method has been used for various medical conditions.

ESWT is a treatment which works by producing a painless microtrauma in the way of shockwaves to the penis area enhancing the generation of new arteries, thus improving the blood circulation.

Three to six sessions are advised and there is also an exceptionally low risk of any side effects. Daily exercise and a healthy diet plan are also recommended when taking the treatment.

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Teulada Moraira and Javea NEWS Silke is Philadelphia-bound SILKE RIBES, a pupil at Teulada-Moraira’s Conservatoire, has been accepted by the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia.

The high-performance Institute, considered one of the best in the US, has an extremely competitive selection process and very few students are accepted worldwide.

Between singers, musicians, conductors and composers, the Institute admits only enough pupils to form an orchestra.

Highly-qualified Silke, who focuses on Beethoven, Prokofiev, Liszt and Rachmaninov, received master classes from the award-winning US pianist Claire Huangci and London-based Alexander Ullman when they played last year at the Teulada-Moraira Auditorium.

Both trained at the Curtis Institute and have actively supported Silke’s application.

“We are proud that our municipality has such a talented student and we are delighted that she will have this unique opportunity,” said Carlos Martinez, Teulada-Moraira’s Education councillor.

“This also highlights our conservatoire’s teaching and the importance of having an institution like this in our municipality,” he added.

JAVEA Town Hall has awarded a €176,222 contract to tarmac the Calle Cristo del Mar plot used for parking.

The land is to be cleared of weeds and bushes, levelled, fenced and tarmacked, after which the contractors will mark out parking places.

There will be a pavement and railings for the protection of

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POSIDONIA CAMPAIGN: Introducing impacting images.

THE Fundacion Oceanografic and Javea’s Tourist department launched their joint Xabia es Posidonia (Javea is Posidonia) campaign.

There will be ‘mupi’ panels in the town’s streets and at bus shelters while Projecte Xabia, involving pupils at local schools, is taking a prominent part in the campaign.

Images with great visual impact and strong messages have been chosen to bring home to the public the need to protect the underwater meadows of Posidonia (Neptune

Grass). Twenty-five of these are the work of the Javea pupils.

“Children provide us with a very different vision,” said the Oceanografic’s Paco Torner, who is also behind the Projecte Xabia. “No-one is more honest than a child.”

The Javea is Posidonia campaign continues throughout the summer when many boats moor off the town’s coast, making it vitally important to remind the public of the need to protect the Neptune Grass that is essential to the marine ecosystem.

Car park on hold until September pedestrians, as well as a charging station for eight electric vehicles.

The existing rubbish collection point will be demolished and relocated, the town hall confirmed.

Work is expected to take two months to complete but although the contract has been awarded,

work will not begin until September.

Municipal sources explained that the town hall reached agreement earlier with the local business-owners’ association, assuring them that the parking spaces will still be available for clients throughout the summer.

Info in three languages TEULADA-MORAIRA Town Hall has launched the second phase of its Beaches Contingency Plan.

This will remain in place until August 31, announced Beaches councillor Carlos Martinez.

Entrances to the Moraira beaches are marked with central lines indicating lanes and arrows that indicate the direction that beachgoers should take.

Panels on the beaches also explain what the public should and should not do and, to ensure

that there are no misunderstandings, the information is provided in Spanish, English and Valenciano.

Top quality REGIONAL Tourism chief Francesc Colomer presented Teulada-Moraira mayor Rosa Vila with the Generalitat’s Qualitur flags for the Platgetes, L’Andrago and Portet beaches in recognition of their quality and environmental management.

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TEULADA-MORAIRA’S Children’s Council re cently held its last meeting of the 2019-2020 school year.

Created in 2019 after UNICEF recognised the town as a ChildFriendly Municipality, the council continued to meet during the State of Alarm, focusing on topics affecting local children.

This final meeting reviewed the work that the council carried out, listing the issues that could not be dealt with and explaining the reasons for not addressing them.

Teulada-Moraira mayor Rosa Vila, who was present at the meeting, wished the Children’s Council a happy and well-deserved summer holiday after their exemplary behaviour during lockdown.

Both Vila and Aitor Llobell, who

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Junior Council reviews the year

CHILDREN’S COUNCIL: Pupils help to solve local problems. heads the town hall’s Children’s department, encouraged the young council members to continue their good work during the coming 20202021 academic year.

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Wanted: Box Office manager OVER the years Javea Players have tried to simplify ticket sales.

They have been helped

by David and Judith Goodall who have been Box Office managers for over three years, but now they are stepping down.

“Would you like to step up and take over?” the Players are now asking.

David has simplified the task and will provide hands-on training, explain the operation manual that he has developed and provide ongoing support. Professional support is also available, if required.

The plan is to eliminate cash ticket sales on the door after the Summer Show, meaning the manager won’t need to physically attend each night. It will also be a team effort

Reactivating the local economy THE self-employed and owners of small businesses affected by the coronavirus crisis can apply for Reactiva’t Teulada-Moraira Covid19 aid until July 22.

“This help protects the general interest, taking direct action to

help the individuals and businesses most affected by the extraordinary situation caused by Covid19,” the town hall explained.

“The object is to avoid irreversible economic and social consequences and ensure the re-

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activation of the economy once the health crisis ends.”

More information is available from Tecnico ADL/AFIC Creama Teulada-Moraira on 966 491 609 or the adl@teuladamoraira.org email address.

so the workload can be shared.

Not an onerous task, it requires about five hours’ work for each of the planned four productions a year.

The current, and other, managers have found the job fun, satisfying and interesting. Talk to David on 657 579 405 to learn more.

For more information about Javea players, see the www.javea players. com website.

Mother’s Pride ALL parties on Javea Council voted to urge the regional and central governments to change birth-registry regulations.

They agreed it was discriminatory to name only the mother in single-sex relationships if a couple are not officially married, unlike the rules for unwed heterosexuals.

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Jewel in the crown DENIA MARINA is a true jewel in the town’s crown offering something for everyone.

After months of closure due to the coronavirus crisis, the marina is back in business, with all safety measures in place and is already buzzing with activity.

With incredible views of the Mediterranean and Denia castle, the recreational and tourist marina is not just a boat, syperyacht and water sport haven, it also boasts an array of fantastic restaurants, tapas bars and shops.

The water sports centre, managed by Club Náutico and the Denia Marina, is renowned for its comprehensive programme of summer activities, from kids camps with English-speaking teachers, surfing and paddle surfing lessons to Hawaiian canoe classes and ‘full moon’ paddle yoga.

And with a temperate climate all year round, the harbour is well protected from

DENIA MARINA: Is now back in business and is already buzzing with activity.

any high seas.

Offering an enviable range of services to both visitors and vessels, the marina is a maritime link between the Spanish peninsula and the Balearic Islands, just 45km from Ibiza.

It has also organised and hosted Denia Boat Show since 2007, a trade event featuring exhibitors from leading boat manufacturers worldwide, presenting the latest products on the market.

There are actually four marinas inside the port of Denia. While three are dedicated to smaller yachts and boats, Port Denia Superyacht Marina, is specifically dedicated to superyachts and located in the town centre, opposite the shipyard.

The sheer number of yachts berthed in Denia creates a busy, fun ambience all year round, where locals, yachties and expats alike mix in the numerous places to be seen.

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ISN’T it strange that the Xunta de Galicia has decided to close the region of A Mariña (Lugo) due to an outbreak of 100 infected by Covid-19, a move that will affect the 80,000 people who reside in the region, at a time that will overlap the autonomous elections?

There are only six days left for the elections in Galicia and the Galicians with the right to vote who have tested positive in A Mariña do not know if they will be able to vote on Sunday, July 12.

It will be the Xunta themselves that must clarify this issue, while the Galician Nationalist Bloc (BNG) calls for the suspension of the elections in this area to give every resident a chance to vote.

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WILL THEY VOTE?: Region closed after an outbreak of 100 infected by Covid-19. hibited from entering and leaving the health district except for work and other just cause. Of course, residents are not restricted in their movements and the closure of A Mariña does not imply house confinement.

According to the Health

Councillor of the Xunta, Jesús Vázquez Almuiña, all those who have a PCR that confirms that they are infected with coronavirus will not be able to vote. Their close contacts, already numbered 1,200, and who have a negative PCR, will be able to exercise their

right to vote. They must come, like any other person, with a mask. Once they vote, they must return to their homes, where they must remain confined for the time estimated by the health authorities.

H o w e v e r, a n d i n a c c o r dance with the order of the

Official Gazette of Galicia, which regulates the closure of A Mariña, the movement restrictions cannot affect "the exercise of a fundamental right such as suffrage," so it will be allowed to enter and exit of the region to vote.

The BNG met urgently on Monday, July 6, and asked for the elections in the region to be suspended and the mayor of Burela (Lugo), Alfredo Llano, also proposes to postpone the elections in the region.

Llano has been openly critical of the five days of confinement and rightly so.

Has this new tool (Covid) not only made the government look stronger by leading us through the crisis, but also given them the strength to direct a situation towards their own benefit?

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NOW we have won back our freedom and our valued visitors are allowed back on Spanish soil we must seize the day to keep our businesses alive.

It has been a tough time for us all getting through this health crisis and business owners who have managed to come through the other side now have the struggle and uncertainty of trying to survive another crisis… an economic one.

In stepping into the new normality, businesses are able to open, therefore we must give them all the support that we can to keep them running which will, in tur n, ensure the beautiful places where we live will be valued tourist destinations that have places for visitors to dine, be entertained and shop.

Lack of custom has led to a lack of turnover that pays for rent and staff, some business owners may have used all of their remaining funds to redesign their premises to allow for social distancing and health measures.

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FINANCE BUSINESS EXTRA Government stake THE UK government is investing €420 million to take a percentage in failed satellite firm OneWeb (which went bankrupt in March) as part of its plan to replace the loss of the EU’s Galileo sat-nav system.

Loan guarantees A NEW law has been approved in Spain which will allow the government to commit €50 billion to guarantee bank loans to approved Spanish companies and to help to resurrect other companies which have already declared themselves bankrupt.

Discount properties BANKIA and Haya Real Estate are offering a mix of 4,400 Spanish commercial and domestic properties for sale with discounts of up to 40 per cent from market price provided the transaction is started by the end of this month.

Monkey labour IT is said that monkeys have been trained to pick coconuts for thousands of years in Thailand, but animal rights group PETA has revealed that this still happens and supermarkets around the world have been selling coconut water and oil from such sources.

Many have switched from traditional milk products in order to help prevent cruelty to animals, but those people would be horrified to discover that some monkeys are kidnapped when young, kept in horrific conditions and made to pick up to 1,000 coconuts a day according to PETA. According to the group, Boots, Morrisons, Waitrose, Ocado and the Co-op in the UK have either suspended sales or undertaken not to sell any of these products sourced from monkey labour again.

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€2 BILLION

is the amount that a consortium of investors has secured in loans to allow it to make a bid for Spanish telecoms company MasMovil.

Bank of Spain report

by John Smith THE Bank of Spain has published its overview of the effects of the Covid­ 19 pandemic on the Spanish econo­ my and what it expects for the future.

It recognises that the figures ex­ pected of GDP growth in 2020 will not be reached but highlights the fact that even before the lockdown, growth was sluggish.

On the plus side however, it does expect to see a decent bounce back in 2021 and believes that the economy is much stronger than it was in 2008

and should therefore be ready to weather the economic storm quicker and with more resilience than previ­ ously.

It sees a need to recognise the im­ portance of remote working as prior to the State of Alarm less than 10 per cent of the working population worked from external sites but it be­ lieves that up to 80 per cent of those not on ERTE worked online during the lockdown.

This is a potential future strength for the economy especially if more technology savvy youngsters are able

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to find work without having to worry about travel expenses.

In the report, the Bank recom­ mends that the government should encourage employers to move away from short term contracts and to do a great deal to support small business­ es as a high percentage of all employ­ ers in Spain have five staff or less.

Although not mentioned in the re­ port, it is clear that the government intends to increase taxes for wealthy individuals and companies to try to recover some of the billions spent in the first half of 2020.

Mortgage Holiday UK

Registering property 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?

D T S (Costa Blanca) In 2006 we bought a s e m i ­ d e t a c h e d YOU AND THE LAW house in Albox in IN SPAIN Almeria. Our solici­ tor informed us that the property was fully legal and the Escritura was good. Then we found that the house had never been registered for IBI, the real estate tax. We employed a lawyer to request registration for IBI. We spent thousands of euros on measurements and satel­ lite fixing. Then we were told that there is a Horizontal Divide on the property, which has to be legally removed.

We now need a minor building licence to do some small repairs using a builder. I find that I cannot do this as I am still not paying IBI and because I cannot obtain an AFO. Could you possibly shed some light on a way forward?

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 Government of Gibraltar has a record of issuing regular press releases on numerous matters, some of which are often considered by many as trivial.

Remarkably however, they intro­ duced a 10 per cent personal import du­ ty on all goods (except food) with effect from July 1 which was only revealed via press release and GBC News the day be­ fore it happened following a meeting

Credit: Pixabay

Mortgage holiday might mean problem with new loan.

WHEN the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK announced that those suf­ fering from financial difficul­ ties during lockdown could apply for a three­month mortgage holiday (which has since been extended by a further three months) they inferred that this would not affect individuals credit rat­ ings.

Whilst this is technically true, the reality is somewhat different as a number of British borrowers are now finding out as it appears that if they want to apply for a separate loan, they may well be declined because

banks have the option to check their bank statement and see that the mortgage holidays had been taken.

According to the BBC, Vir­ gin Money has said that it will not let use of the mort­ gage holiday affect its lend­ ing decisions but other banks and lenders are prov­ ing to be less amenable.

A spokesman for Halifax (part of Lloyds Bank Group) has advised customers to restart mortgage payments for at least three months be­ fore applying for a loan, so it looks as if what appeared a lifeline at the time might end up as a mixed blessing.

New Gibraltar duty between the government and the local Chamber of Commerce and Federation of Small Businesses. With certain excep­ tions the commercial import duty waiv­ er will continue for the next three months which means that local business will hope to pick up sales from residents

who would be charged 10 per cent duty for imports (even those via mail order).

The GSD opposition party believed that this is a retrograde step especially as initially some items such as books are not easily available on the Rock and feel that this new tax will hit all residents, es­

Money laundering IN 2016 six officials from the Spanish branch of the Industri­ al and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) were arrested and in July of 2020, four for­ mer employees were fined a total of €22.7 million and giv­ en prison sentences.

According to the findings of the Court in Spain, the officials from the Madrid based bank which is partly owned by the Chinese government were guilty of allowing money laun­ dering and tax fraud by crimi­ nal gangs operating out of Asia.

Back at work AT the height of the Covid­19 pandemic in Spain, some 3.4 million workers were subject to ERTE (work furlough) but according to a statement by Social Security Minister Jose Luis Escriva by July 1 the fig­ ures had almost halved.

On that date, the number had reduced to 1.75 million workers and the numbers appeared to be dropping by around 5 per cent each week, helped by the fact that the Spanish government was effectively paying compensa­ tion to companies to take workers back.

Hamburger without Ham THE Spanish meat brand Cam­ pofrío Frescos has for some time had a range of vegetarian ‘meat’ but now it has launched its first fully vegan burger and mince to capture part of this growing market. The Magic Burger and its Magic Mix mince are made from soy and pea pro­ tein, boosted by mushrooms and unlike its other vegetarian options is produced without the addition of egg so that it is an ideal option for not just vegetar­ ians but vegans as well.

pecially the poorest in their pockets. The government has now ‘clarified’ the situ­ ation by confirming that medicines, chil­ dren’s clothing, books, imports of less than £25 in value, items to assist those with disabilities and sanitary products are exempt.

For visitors to Gibraltar, expect tobac­ co prices to increase shortly to get closer to Spanish prices.

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UK needs new economic strategies A S B r i t a i n e m e r g e s f ro m the lockdown and more businesses are allowed to open, the next six months will be crucial to the economy in the run up to the final divorce from the European Union.

The British government hopes that it will have struck a number of beneficial trade deals by then but these can take some consid­ erable time to finalise and it rather looks as if there will be no good news from the Brexit nego­ tiations with the EU. Spending in the UK therefore is an absolute priority and both the government and the Bank of Eng­

THE leaders of the 27 member states of the European Union will meet on July 17 and 18 to try to come to an understanding concerning the proposed economic recovery plan which needs €750 billion funding.

The so called ‘Frugal Four’ (Aus-

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by John Smith

The PM and Chancellor of the Exchequer consider the future.

land are looking at ways of stimu­ lating consumer spending with

two possible strategies that may help.

European recovery plan tria, Denmark, Holland and Sweden) believe that the amount suggested is simply too much but the President of the European Council, Charles

Michel has been visiting each country and is hinting at a reduction in the European Union budget as a concession.

According to the Sunday Times, the Governor of the Bank of England has written to major lenders about the possibility of introducing negative interest rates.

If introduced, this would be the first time that such an economic strategy has ever been tried in the UK, meaning that those with bank deposits or savings would actually be charged for keeping the money with their bank.

The concept is then that people will be inclined to withdraw mon­ ey and purchase goods or ser­ vices but naturally lenders are highly unlikely to reduce their loan charges as that would hurt their profits, even though that could also generate consumer spend.

Another possibility, being ex­ pounded by the think tank Reso­ lution Foundation is that the Treasury should give adults and children free vouchers to spend in the areas most badly affected by the Covid­19 pandemic at a possible cost of £30 billion (€32 billion).

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BUSINESS EXTRA Mobile bank GERMAN mobile phone bank N26 wants to increase the number of self-employed customers in Spain by 50 per cent and is launching a new special account N26 Business Metal which offers insurance and worldwide currency exchange without commission.

On your bike BICYCLE sales in Spain which has been fairly stagnant for several years rose sharply in 2019 with total value of sales exceeding €1 billion. Following the lockdown, sales have increased even more and Spaniards rediscover the excitement of twowheeled activities.

Price drop A REPORT in the Grocer magazine suggests that UK supermarket giant Tesco is flexing its muscles and demanding immediate price cuts so that it can compete with budget supermarkets by offering ongoing lower prices rather than short term special offers.

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Can’t have everything...

I NOTICE the drug fuelled gangs around the UK’s cities are observing the social distancing laws in their own unique fashion. Not wanting to be arrested for breaking the rules, they are now maintaining their distance by shooting people instead of stabbing them!

Three recent murders have been implemented by the gun. Pretty soon we will have an incident where an ‘innocent’ hooded looter (an undoubted pillar of society, who was such a lovely son!) gets shot by the police, when all he was actually brandishing at them was a biro pen. The fact that it was pointed from a distance at the police, who had to react in a split second, will have no bearing on the incident whatsoever and some unfortunate police officer will be hauled over the coals, experience severe trauma and probably lose his job, because he didn’t wait to get shot before defending himself!

Out will come the omnipotent victim/ racist card and BLM sympathisers will use the incident to demonstrate their grudges across the land. Others will utilise it as an excuse to riot, loot and pillage.

BREAKING RULES: Gangs are observing the social distancing laws in their own fashion.

An utterly disproportionate amount of non-white ‘guests’ will appear on the media, which will include multi-millionaire show biz and sports personalities, all lamenting to a suitably sad and extremely sympathetic presenter, how badly they’ve all been treated. Thousands more naïve individuals will ‘take the knee’ and the UK will have taken another step toward the total disintegration of a culture and society that millions of our

ancestors fought and died to create.

Sad innit!? One bright occurrence in all of this has actually emanated from the BBC, who last week, somewhat surprisingly, ordered announcers and their guests not to show support or display BLM badges while on air. Apparently they, and a number of other high profile companies, consider the movement has been hijacked for political reasons after members criticised Israel and supported

defunding the police. Well I’ve got news for the BBC; it’s ALWAYS been a political movement. It simply uses the racist card to drum up support and encourage mayhem.

I also have news for its supporters. The movement was originally formed by three black lesbian women, who not only insist on LGPT power, but also want to ban all black heterosexual men from ever attaining a position in the BLM leadership. So put that in your macho knee pad and kneel on it! I also notice that SKY has deemed not to implement this ban. Well, with ilk of Alan Bolton and Kay Burley involved, they wouldn’t would they?

Thank you all so much for a positive deluge of birthday wishes. To be quite honest, actually managing to hit 40 took me by surprise; 81 is nothing short of ludicrous! Anyway I had a lovely day, apart from arriving home from my daughter’s party to find the dog had eaten my top of the range, sparkling new birthday present electric shaver. Ah well, can’t have everything. Canine pie anyone?

Keep the faith. Love Leapy. leapylee2002@gmail.com.

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Making the best of a bad situation BARRY DUKE IN the 1975 song Making the Best of a Bad Situation Ray Stevens sings about a w o m a n w h o ’s h u s b a n d ‘came unwrapped’ and imagined he was a chicken.

The wife considered sending for a shrink, but: ‘He don’t eat much, just chicken-feed.

And all that peckin’ in the ground don’t hurt nothin’.

Heaven knows, we can use the eggs.’

As we ease out of Covid-19 lockdowns I’ve been keeping a watchful eye on how folk are dealing with situations no-one imagined they would ever have to contend with before the pandemic - and it’s been a fascinating exercise, especially with regard

MASKED UP: Either bearing Madonna or Swarovski crystals. to the wearing of face masks.

For example my long-time friend Marco Pimental, who runs the popular Sensations bar in Benidor m, wears a mask bearing the image of

his favourite pop goddess, Madonna. He told me that it was a one-off, made by a friend who sure knows his way around sewing machines.

As I sipped a large whisky, I

showed Marco a mask I’d added to my collection: a little black number with a white skull that cost just €3.

‘Nice,’ he said, ‘but do you know that Swarovski are now making blingy masks?’

I didn’t doubt him because I’ve seen a number of reports of how fashion houses have reacted to the pandemic, but I wanted to see for myself what Swarovski was offering on the Internet.

I liked what I saw, but not so much that I’d spend big bucks on one. On an online American medical supplies store I saw Swarovski masks being sold for $80.

But you can pay way more than that. New York City streetwear giant, Supreme, is reportedly flogging some of the most sought-after face masks on the planet. Supreme originally began selling neoprene creations for just over $120, but demand has seen its designs fetching more than

$500 on resale sites.

Casting my eyes around the empty streets of Benidorm, sadly depleted of holidaymakers, I noticed numerous stores - Chinese ones in particular - displaying eyecatching arrays of colour ful masks.

But I take no comfort from the fact because, no matter how fabulous one’s mask may look, I feel suffocated when I’m in environments where they are mandatory and I begin suffering panic attacks. So, bus rides and visits to food outlets have kept to a minimum.

And then there’s the issue of choosing the WRONG mask. In my case one featuring cannabis leaves.

I dispensed with it immediately after I was approached on three occasions on a single after noon by separate groups of youngsters asking whether I had any dope to sell.

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All that Glitters

SUZANNE MANNERS SOMETIMES beauty really is skin deep. Not only that but deceptive too. We give much credit to the beautiful at the expense of the deep.

Just recently I have been working on a series of pen and ink drawings based on toxic tropical flowers.

These delicate, colour ful and incredibly beautiful plants are deadly to man and beast.

The plant in the picture is called a Rosary Pea and the hard seeds have been used for centuries to make beaded necklaces and bracelets.

There are stories of jewellers who have died after working with the seeds which kind of begs the question ‘why?’

We are entranced and bewitched by physical beauty and become blind to what is real or dangerous. Nature is excellent at this deception, lulling us into dangerous decisions; we pick the pretty

ROSARY PEA: The seeds have been used to make jewellery for years. flower and are amazed by the allergic reaction that follows. Gold leaf hides the splintered wood beneath the icon, sunshine yellow attracts the bee and lies about the vomiting its sap induces.

I quite like the duplicitousness of beauty but I also like the peeling away of the falsehood that exposes the layers of banality. Many women and men waste their lives stressing over their looks. “Am I too

Paying in cash is a nightmare MIKE SENKER IN MY OPINION Views of a Grumpy Old Man ANYONE tried to pay cash into a bank lately? If so you’ll know that it’s a nightmare. It’s almost impossible to get them to take your money personally. They want you to stand in the street and pay it in a note at a time. At the moment you can’t even get in the bank without queuing in the street to be let in one at a time.

Of course, there is still only one teller working. Mrs S tried a few times and has found that every branch and bank has different rules.

One won’t let you pay in after 11am.

Another branch of the same bank will let you pay in anytime. One will only let you pay via the machine. But there is a way round this if you just want to give your money to the teller and done with. Let’s say you want to pay in €1,200 . They will say put it in machine.

But if you pay in €1,201 they have to take the cash off you as the machine will not take coins. Job done. You don’t

have to stand on display outside where everyone knows what you are doing.

Ryanair is at it again. My pal had several trips booked and had to cancel them all. He asked Ryanair for his money back. They said it could be done or they would give him vouchers which could be used at any time. He agreed to vouchers. Once they started taking bookings again he booked his son a flight to come over and tried to use one of the vouchers only to be told that he couldn’t because the voucher was not transferable. He tried to point out that he had the option to get his money back but took the option for vouchers at their request.

They, of course, sprouted on about terms and conditions. So folks there is a lesson for you. If you get an option of a refund take it because then you can buy a ticket from any airline and not get tied up in gawd knows how many phone calls, emails and online chats trying to sort out a name change which, by the way, was only the first name as the surname is the same! I’ll let you know what happens.

Thanks for all the emails. It’s nice to know you enjoy my weekly grumps.

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fat?” “Does my bum look big in this?” I look at photos of myself from 20 or 30 years ago and with a hitch I remember that I thought I was ugly, fat, old and yet there I was gloriously young and wasting that youth with false worries and concerns. I spent too much of my precious thoughts on those pointless desires.

Thought and time which should have been spent making the best life possible. Doing what I wanted to do instead of trying to gain affirmation from people who meant nothing to me.

Age brings wisdom (unfortunately it also brings wrinkles, aching joints and flatulence) and a certain invisibility which at first is confusing but soon becomes liberating. I no longer care what anyone thinks of the way I look. I swim and walk to stay healthy, not slim (that tanker sank a long time ago), I eat salad be-

cause I like salad but I also eat bread and pasta and I drink, not to excess, but to get drunk. The surface is rumpled but underneath I am smooth.

Underneath I am beautiful.

I paint and write and I paint and write what I want to paint and write (and I am very partial to long ungrammatical sentences). Real beauty is more than skin deep. A beautiful smile in a wrinkled face denoting a wicked sense of humour. A twinkle in the eye that is the prelude to a most wonderful dialogue. We look beyond the surface and discover treasure. Not to look further puts us in danger of a toxic reaction. Belladonna has pretty pink flowers but I wouldn’t want them in my house.

So clear away the toxic flowers from your lives no matter how pretty or colourful and dance to your own soundtrack and enjoy being you.

Toodle pip !

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8:55am Match of the Day 10:00am The Andrew Marr Show 11:15am Sunday Politics 11:45am Sunday Morning Live 12:45pm Countryfile Spring Diaries 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News 2:10pm Weather for the Week Ahead 2:15pm Songs of Praise 3:05pm Wimbledon: The Greatest Championships 6:05pm Billie Jean King: Born to Lead 6:35pm BBC News 6:50pm BBC London News; Weather 6:55pm Weather 7:00pm Imagine 8:00pm Countryfile 9:00pm Antiques Roadshow 10:00pm The Luminaries 11:00pm BBC News 11:20pm BBC London News; Weather 11:25pm Weather 11:30pm Match of the Day 2 12:40am Looking for Alaska

9:15am Ben 10 9:30am Martin & Roman's Sunday Best!

10:25am James Martin's Islands to Highlands 11:25am John and Lisa's Weekend Kitchen 12:30pm Beautiful Baking with Juliet Sear 1:30pm ITV News and Weather 1:40pm The Voice Kids 3:15pm Chicken Run 5:00pm Tipping Point 6:00pm The Chase: Celebrity Special 7:00pm Coronation Street: Stories That Gripped the Nation 7:30pm ITV News and Weather 7:50pm ITV News London 8:00pm The Durrells 9:00pm Maigret 11:00pm ITV News and Weather 11:19pm ITV London Weather 11:20pm The Comedy Years 12:10am Last Laugh in Vegas

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

11:00pm 12:00am 1:40am

This is BBC Two The Edible Garden The Instant Gardener Countryfile Gardeners' World The Beechgrove Garden Saturday Kitchen Best Bites Rick Stein's Spain The Good Cook Natural World The Choir: Singing for Britain Talking Pictures The Ipcress File Saving Lives at Sea This World Test Cricket Highlights One Day: Sport's Super Sunday Romesh Ranganathan: Misadventures from My Sofa Louis Theroux: Extreme Love Mum's List Ambulance Liverpool

8:00am You've Been Framed!

8:40am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 9:25am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 10:10am Dress to Impress 11:15am Dress to Impress 12:15pm The Masked Singer US 1:20pm Take Me Out 2:20pm You've Been Framed!

3:20pm The Perfect Man 4:20pm FYI Daily 4:25pm The Perfect Man 5:25pm Annie 6:40pm FYI Daily 6:45pm Annie 7:50pm Back to the Future Part II 8:50pm FYI Daily 8:55pm Back to the Future Part II 10:00pm Love Island Australia 11:20pm Celebrity Juice 12:05am Family Guy 12:35am Family Guy 1:05am American Dad! 1:35am American Dad! 2:05am The Cleveland Show

SUNDAY TV

8:00pm All Aboard! The Canal Trip 10:00pm The Sky at Night A look at the hidden secrets of the universe.

10:30pm Othello: Royal Shakespeare Company 1:30am Shakespeare in Italy Part one of two.

Francesco da Mosto reveals how the Mediterranean country influenced the Bard.

2:30am Classic EastEnders Set in a small community in London's East End, this is the beginning of Britain's favourite soap; intertwining relationships, social issues, triumphs, tragedies, loves and losses.

3:00am Classic EastEnders 3:30am Classic EastEnders 4:00am Classic EastEnders

6:00am Grand Designs Australia 7:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 7:25am Everybody Loves Raymond 7:50am Everybody Loves Raymond 8:15am The Big Bang Theory 8:40am The Big Bang Theory 9:00am The Big Bang Theory 9:30am Bake Off: The Professionals 10:30am Sunday Brunch 1:30pm The Simpsons 1:55pm The Simpsons 2:25pm The Simpsons 2:55pm Stuart Little 2 4:25pm A Place in the Sun 4:55pm Best of Crufts 6:00pm Jimmy's Forest 7:00pm Channel 4 News 7:30pm Formula 1 10:00pm The Festival 11:50pm Now You See Me 2 2:10am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 3:00am Couples Come Dine with Me 3:55am Undercover Boss Australia

11:00am Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 11:15am SpongeBob Squarepants 11:25am Ryan's Mystery Playdate 11:35am Access 11:40am WWE Raw Highlights 12:40pm Friends 1:10pm Friends 1:40pm Friends 2:10pm Friends 2:40pm The Time of Their Lives 3:40pm Access 3:45pm The Time of Their Lives 4:45pm Shirley Valentine 5:45pm 5 News Update 5:50pm Shirley Valentine 7:00pm My New Greek Life 7:55pm 5 News Weekend 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 Me & My 10 Kids: Mega Families

5:55am Don't Tell the Bride 7:00am Hollyoaks 8:00am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 9:00am Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 10:00am Don't Tell the Bride 11:00am Don't Tell the Bride 12:00pm Step Up All In 2:10pm The Goldbergs 2:40pm The Goldbergs 3:10pm The Goldbergs 3:40pm The Goldbergs 4:10pm The Big Bang Theory 4:40pm The Big Bang Theory 5:10pm The Big Bang Theory 5:40pm The Big Bang Theory 6:10pm The Big Bang Theory 6:40pm The Big Bang Theory 7:10pm The Big Bang Theory 7:40pm The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 10:00pm Batwoman 11:00pm Naked Attraction 12:00am Naked Attraction 1:00am Supernatural 2:00am The Big Bang Theory 2:30am The Big Bang Theory 3:00am Gogglebox 4:00am Batwoman 4:50am Don't Tell the Bride

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4:35am 6:30am 7:00am 9:25am 12:35pm 2:45pm 5:15pm 7:20pm

5:20am Okko's Inn 7:00am Buffaloed After getting into trouble, impoverished New York hustler Peg Dahl decides to become a debt collector, and wages war with a debtcollecting kingpin.

8:50am Frozen 2 10:45am The Last Black Man in San Francisco 1:00pm It Chapter Two 4:00pm Bad Education 6:00pm Frozen 2 Elsa the Snow Queen finds herself strangely unsettled.

7:50pm The Last Black Man in San Francisco 10:00pm It Chapter Two 12:50am The Goldfinch 3:20am The Heist of the Century 5:20am Okko's Inn

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That's My Boy That's My Boy Coronation Street Coronation Street Coronation Street Emmerdale Emmerdale Emmerdale A Touch of Frost Agatha Christie's Marple The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery Agatha Christie's Poirot Midsomer Murders Long Lost Family Charles: 50 Years a Prince Lewis The Loch A Touch of Frost Agatha Christie's Poirot Emmerdale Emmerdale Emmerdale

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

9:00pm 10:00pm 10:05pm 11:05pm 12:05am

The Car Chasers Auto Mundial Junk and Disorderly The Motorbike Show The Big Match Revisited Giant Lobster Hunters River Monsters The Sweeney Police Academy 3: Back in Training FYI Daily Police Academy 3: Back in Training The Great Outdoors FYI Daily The Great Outdoors Brewster's Millions FYI Daily Brewster's Millions Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour Twins FYI Daily Twins National Lampoon's Vacation FYI Daily

Final Score Sky Cinema Preview The Bourne Legacy Pearl Harbour Lethal Weapon 3 The Rock Thor Journey 2: The Mysterious Island 9:00pm The Scorpion King 10:45pm Lethal Weapon 3 12:45am Terminator Salvation

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

The Flip Side The Bromley Boys The Favourite Eurotrip A Simple Wedding Good Morning, Vietnam King Ralph Sister Act Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit The Favourite Eurotrip Sister Act

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Live Super Rugby Total Goals Total Goals Live Anz Premiership Netball My Icon The photographer talks about her idols.

My Icon The Sunday Supplement Live Renault Super Sunday Live Renault Super Sunday Live Renault Super Sunday Live Renault Super Sunday Live PGA Tour Golf The Workday Charity Open. Coverage of day four from Muirfield Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News Sky Sports News

EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games SPFL Greatest Games Football's Greatest Players Football Countdowns Football Years Bielsa: El Loco & Leeds The Women's Football Show The Sunday Supplement Info not available Live Renault Super Sunday Info not available The Women's Football Show Championship Retro SPFL Greatest Games SPFL Greatest Games SPFL Highlights EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games Carabao Cup Highlights

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1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News at One; Weather 2:30pm BBC London News; Weather 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; Weather 7:30pm BBC London News; Weather 8:00pm The One Show 8:30pm Panorama 9:00pm EastEnders: Secrets from the Square 9:30pm Would I Lie to You? 10:00pm The Secrets She Keeps 10:45pm Staged 11:00pm BBC News at Ten 11:30pm Regional News and Weather 11:40pm Weather 11:45pm I May Destroy You 12:20am Canada's Drag Race

7:00am Home is Where the Art is 7:45am The Repair Shop 8:30am Blue Planet Revisited 9:30am The Week in Parliament 10:00am Into the Wild with Gordon Buchanan 11:00am BBC News 2:00pm The Boss 2:45pm The Hairy Bakers Shorts 3:00pm The A to Z of TV Cooking 3:20pm Talking Pictures 3:55pm Joan of Arc 6:15pm Flog It! 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Great Australian Railway Journeys 8:00pm Back in Time for...

9:00pm Our Friend Victoria 9:30pm University Challenge 10:00pm Once Upon a Time in Iraq 11:00pm Comedians: Home Alone 11:15pm Mock the Week 11:45pm Newsnight 12:25am Weather

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7:00am Good Morning Britain 10:00am Lorraine 11:00am This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV Lunchtime News 2:55pm ITV News London 3:00pm Dickinson's Real Deal 4:00pm Tenable 5:00pm Tipping Point 6:00pm The Chase 7:00pm ITV News London 7:30pm ITV Evening News 8:00pm Emmerdale 8:30pm Coronation Street 9:00pm Birds of a Feather 9:30pm Coronation Street: Stories That Gripped the Nation 10:00pm Long Lost Family: What Happened Next 11:00pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 11:30pm ITV News London 11:45pm Broadchurch 12:45am European Cup Winners: Nottingham Forest

8:00am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 9:00am Emmerdale 9:30am Coronation Street 10:00am You've Been Framed!

10:25am Supermarket Sweep 11:25am Ellen's Game of Games 12:20pm Dress to Impress 1:25pm Emmerdale 1:55pm Coronation Street 2:30pm You've Been Framed!

3:00pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3:55pm Dress to Impress 5:00pm Supermarket Sweep 6:00pm Ellen's Game of Games 7:00pm You've Been Framed!

7:30pm You've Been Framed!

8:00pm You've Been Framed!

8:30pm You've Been Framed!

9:00pm Roswell, New Mexico 10:00pm Love Island Australia 11:10pm Celebrity Juice 11:55pm Family Guy 12:25am Family Guy 12:55am American Dad!

6:20am That's My Boy 6:50am ITV3 Nightscreen 7:00am Classic Coronation Street 7:30am Classic Coronation Street 8:05am Classic Emmerdale 9:00am Heartbeat 10:00am Bless This House 10:35am Bless This House 11:05am That's My Boy 11:40am Midsomer Murders 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:20pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm Midsomer Murders 6:55pm Heartbeat 7:55pm Downton Abbey 9:00pm Endeavour 11:00pm Law & Order: UK 12:00am Scott & Bailey 1:05am A Touch of Frost 3:10am Agatha Christie's Poirot

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River Walks The Joy of Painting Rise of the Nazis Being Beethoven Great Continental Railway Journeys Part one of two.

Seven Ages of Britain David Dimbleby studies artefacts reflecting the shift in values during the 20th century as art ceased to be an upper-class preserve, after the First World War called traditional values into question.

Storyville A History of Art in Three Colours The Joy of Painting River Walks Being Beethoven

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Mike & Molly Mike & Molly The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Frasier Frasier Frasier Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me Channel 4 News Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me A New Life in the Sun Countdown A Place in the Sun Sun, Sea and Selling Houses Four in a Bed Come Dine with Me The Simpsons Hollyoaks Channel 4 News Devon and Cornwall Paramedics: Britain's Lifesavers Catching a Killer 24 Hours in A&E

8:40am 9:00am 9:15am 9:30am 9:45am 9:55am 10:10am 10:15am 12:20pm

Only When I Laugh Quincy, M.E. Quincy, M.E. The Saint Minder The Professionals The Sweeney The Saint Robin of Sherwood Dempsey and Makepeace Minder The Professionals Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour River Monsters Giant Lobster Hunters American Sniper FYI Daily American Sniper Minder The Sweeney ITV4 Nightscreen Text-based information service.

Teleshopping

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MONDAY TV

Ricky Zoom Paw Patrol Floogals Becca's Bunch Little Princess Top Wing Sunny Bunnies Jeremy Vine Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

5 News Lunchtime Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords Home and Away Neighbours The Beach Murders: Garage Sale Mystery Friends Friends 5 News at 5 Neighbours Home and Away 5 News Tonight Great Coastal Railway Journeys Police Interceptors Shoplifters: At War with the Law Grand Theft Auto: UK Homefront

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Melissa & Joey Melissa & Joey Baby Daddy Baby Daddy The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Brooklyn Nine-Nine Brooklyn Nine-Nine The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Melissa & Joey Melissa & Joey Brooklyn Nine-Nine Brooklyn Nine-Nine The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Young Sheldon Young Sheldon The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Hollyoaks Married at First Sight Australia 10:00pm Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates 12:00am Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1:00am The Big Bang Theory

1:00pm

The Wolf's Call Never Grow Old The Kid Lethal Weapon 4 Jarhead: Law of Return 300: Rise of an Empire 300 Lethal Weapon 4 Crank Desperado Doom: Annihilation

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King Ralph Tootsie Lez Bomb Crazy Rich Asians Howard...A New Breed of Hero 3:55pm Summer Rental 5:30pm Arizona 7:00pm The 40 Year Old Virgin 9:00pm Crazy Rich Asians 11:00pm Howard...A New Breed of Hero 12:55am Arizona

Sprinter The Goldfinch The Top Ten Show The Guardian It Chapter Two The Runaways Free Preview Trolls World Tour A look at the animated adventure.

7:00pm The Guardian 9:00pm It Chapter Two 12:00am The Last Black Man in San Francisco 2:15am Bad Education 4:15am The Top Ten Show Clips from the UK and US Top Ten show viewers the best of what is on offer on the big screen.

4:30am The Heist of the Century

Sky Sports News A round-up of the day's talking points and a look ahead to the events that are likely to make the news tomorrow, featuring previews and interviews.

2:00pm Sky Sports News 3:00pm Sky Sports News 4:00pm Sky Sports News 5:00pm Sky Sports News 6:00pm Sky Sports News 7:00pm Sky Sports News 8:00pm Sky Sports News 8:30pm Live MNF Manchester United v Southampton (Kick-off 8.00pm).

11:30pm Sky Sports News 12:00am Sky Sports News 1:00am Sky Sports News 2:00am Sky Sports News 3:00am Sky Sports News 4:00am Sky Sports News 5:00am Sky Sports News

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

EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games SPFL Greatest Games Football's Greatest Players Football Countdowns Football Years EFL Highlights EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games SPFL Greatest Games Football's Greatest Players Football Countdowns Football Years Info not available Live EFL SPFL Greatest Games SPFL Greatest Games SPFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games EFL Greatest Games

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CoronaMoaners GAVIN LAMBE-MURPHY A S w i t h t h e b e s t i ro n y, I ’ l l b e ironic, moaning, about those who moan. Or, the Corona-Moaners, as I call them. For the last 16 weeks, we’ve witnessed all levels of moaning; from those, who felt being ‘trapped at home’ was too much to handle. Those who felt, being unable to go to their favourite restaurants was a ‘liberty.’ To those, who found wearing a simple face mask, was the ‘end of the world.’ And of course, those who felt their lives may end, when they couldn’t get a b l o w d r y. O h y e s , t h e y ’ v e moaned.

No matter how many lost their lives to Covid-19, the CoronaMoaners, just couldn’t help themselves. As the daily death toll, spiralled inter nationally, they kept Facebook busy with their rants. Late night chat forums were filled with bonkers conspiracy theories. If one dared disagree, they moaned.

Agree, they found something else to moan about. Block them, they moaned, but luckily, we could no longer hear them.

Those who moan, love any excuse to do so. It rains they complain, the sun shines, and it’s too hot. For this select few, the dreaded virus was the icing on the cake of negativity. They’re the same type, who spend every waking minute caught up in yawn-full, and certainly questionable, ‘debates’ in the comment sections.

No matter the country, it seems the Corona-Moaners, found serious fault with every politician, medical expert, or person, who didn’t share their dreary outlook. Going as far as blaming prime ministers for the ‘handling’ of the outbreak.

Of course, in hindsight, yes certain things, could have been handled differently, in certain countries.

However, faced with a ravaging, and raging mystery virus, we, the non-moaners, did what we could,

SPARE ME: But I know my hopes are in vain. and even though, we may not have liked it, we get on with it, with tight lips and a brave face.

So now, as we emerge into what we call the ‘new normal,’ life feels almost as before.

Surely it’s time for the moaning to stop? One would hope. But of course, those who are finally able to have their hair tended to, now moan that they have to wear a face mask while doing so. Those who longed for pasta alla vongole, can’t stand the fact, that hand sanitiser must be used upon entering restaurants. And finally, to those who’ve whinged, moaned and cried, about the fact they may not be able to have their annual twoweek sojourn to the sun.

Now that air travel has returned, albeit with restrictions, to the Corona-Moaners, it’s just not the same.

And it’s simply not good enough. I look to the sky, and I plead to be spared from these dreadful people, for all eternity. However, as sure as night becomes day, I know my hopes are in vain.

Instead, I continue to smile and be grateful, for all we have. And moreover, for the fact that my loved ones are healthy and safe.

Keep smiling, keep going, and stay positive. As for the Corona-Moaners, I say, leave them to it. I for one, have far bigger fish to fry.

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BBC News Breakfast BBC News at 9 Rip Off Britain Homes Under the Hammer Caught Red Handed Bargain Hunt BBC News at One; Weather BBC London News; Weather The Heights Impossible Escape to the Country Home is Where the Art is The Repair Shop Pointless BBC News at Six; Weather BBC London News; Weather The One Show EastEnders Holby City The Secrets She Keeps Staged BBC News at Ten Regional News and Weather Weather

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6:05am Judge Rinder 7:00am Good Morning Britain 10:00am Lorraine 11:00am This Morning 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV Lunchtime News 2:55pm ITV News London 3:00pm Dickinson's Real Deal 4:00pm Tenable 5:00pm Tipping Point 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?

10:00pm The Secret 11:00pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 11:30pm ITV News London 11:45pm Manhunt: The Raoul Moat Story 12:45am Tenable 1:35am Ideal World 4:00am Who's Doing the Dishes?

4:50am ITV Nightscreen Text-based information service.

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Home is Where the Art is The Repair Shop Gardeners' World Into the Wild with Gordon Buchanan BBC News The Boss Best Bakes Ever Wild China Sporting Legends Olympics Rewind Flog It! Eggheads Great Australian Railway Journeys Back in Time for...

Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty Live at the Apollo Newsnight Weather Romesh Ranganathan: Misadventures from My Sofa The Great British Sewing Bee The Beechgrove Garden Celebrity MasterChef

8:00pm River Walks 8:30pm The Joy of Painting Bob Ross paints a rugged mountain scene, with a brook flowing through it.

9:00pm Rise of the Nazis Documentary examining how Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party seized power in Germany during the 1930s and ushered in the death of democracy.

10:00pm Ancient Invisible Cities 11:00pm Storyville 12:25am Being Beethoven 1:25am Dan Cruickshank: At Home with the British 2:25am The Joy of Painting 2:55am River Walks A stroll along the course of a waterway.

3:25am Ancient Invisible Cities

The Ellen DeGeneres Show Emmerdale Coronation Street You've Been Framed!

Supermarket Sweep Ellen's Game of Games Dress to Impress Emmerdale Coronation Street You've Been Framed!

The Ellen DeGeneres Show Dress to Impress Supermarket Sweep Ellen's Game of Games You've Been Framed!

You've Been Framed!

You've Been Framed!

You've Been Framed!

Roswell, New Mexico Love Island Australia Celebrity Juice Family Guy Family Guy American Dad! American Dad! The Cleveland Show

7:00am Classic Coronation Street 7:30am Classic Coronation Street 8:00am Classic Emmerdale 8:30am Classic Emmerdale 9:00am Heartbeat 10:00am Bless This House 10:35am Bless This House 11:05am That's My Boy 11:40am Agatha Christie's Marple 1:40pm Heartbeat 2:45pm Classic Emmerdale 3:15pm Classic Emmerdale 3:50pm Classic Coronation Street 4:20pm Classic Coronation Street 4:55pm That's My Boy 5:30pm Agatha Christie's Poirot 6:30pm Heartbeat 7:30pm Downton Abbey 9:00pm Midsomer Murders 11:00pm Law & Order: UK 12:00am Scott & Bailey 1:05am A Touch of Frost 3:05am Agatha Christie's Poirot 4:25am ITV3 Nightscreen 4:30am Teleshopping

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Countdown Cheers Cheers Mike & Molly Mike & Molly The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory Frasier Frasier Frasier Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me Channel 4 News Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me A New Life in the Sun Countdown A Place in the Sun Sun, Sea and Selling Houses Four in a Bed Come Dine with Me The Simpsons Hollyoaks Channel 4 News Bake Off: The Professionals 24 Hours in A&E Shocking Emergency Calls UK Paramedics: Britain's Lifesavers

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Only When I Laugh The Saint Robin of Sherwood Dempsey and Makepeace Minder The Professionals The Sweeney The Saint Robin of Sherwood Dempsey and Makepeace Minder The Professionals Tour de France ReCycled: Geraint's Tour Giant Lobster Hunters Gordon, Gino and Fred: American Road Trip Coogan's Bluff FYI Daily Coogan's Bluff National Lampoon's Vacation FYI Daily National Lampoon's Vacation Lethal Weapon Teleshopping

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Peppa Pig Peppa Pig Ricky Zoom Paw Patrol Floogals Becca's Bunch Little Princess Top Wing Sunny Bunnies Jeremy Vine Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away!

5 News Lunchtime Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords Home and Away Neighbours My Daughter is Innocent Friends Friends 5 News at 5 Neighbours Home and Away 5 News Tonight Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly This Week on the Farm Our Yorkshire Farm Prince Harry: A Troubled Prince The Best of Bad TV

Sky Cinema Preview Twister Jaws The Meg The Bourne Identity The Bourne Supremacy 5:05pm The Bourne Ultimatum 7:05pm Twister 9:00pm The Meg 11:00pm Jaws 1:05am Starship Troopers

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POSITIVE REALITY DEAR Euro Weekly News, Ok, I am ready for these tourists, bring them on.

We can handle it. It will just be a little bit of a shock to the system as our streets and beaches have been quiet for so long. Hopefully, all it can bring is good news. As a business owner, my family are struggling.

If we cannot bring any money in over the summer we will be out of here come winter. This will be a great shame as the kids are at school here and their friends are here, this is really our home now. However, I am realistic, I know it could all go down the sink.

All we must do is keep pushing on, stay safe and we can all get through this. We are strong enough.

Let’s have a successful summer!!!

Gavin Hornsey Benalmadena

Say a prayer Dear Euro Weekly News, Should I be worried? I see mentions in the Spanish papers and whispers of infections growing again, are we on our way into another lockdown?

I don’t think I could handle it. Actually, I don’t think Spain could handle it. People would have to just work on through any virus now or there would be

OUR VIEW Habit forming ARE we now becoming a world controlled by fear.

With every ending conversation, email or text punctuated by a STAY SAFE, are we perpetuating our own worries and also projecting them on others whilst creating a constant circle of being scared.

Stay indoors, wear a mask, don’t pay in cash, work from home. The demands are growing and we are ensured that if we do what we are told we will have nothing to worry about.

Why should it take the threat of a virus to kill rebellion? Why should laws be created on the spot by people who have never had the experience of solving these problems.

With our fear and obedience an obsession has grown, the world is magnified, your every thought and action is magnified. If you breathe outside will you die? Does that person in the street have that KILLER virus?

We are desperately painting ourselves into a corner with an endless pot of paint, it’s time to crack a window and breathe.

So have we been brainwashed, figures don’t lie, do they? The government would never lie, would it?

We are now waiting with baited breath (behind a sweaty mask) for our next order from on high. Let’s hope that it is a habit we can break. It takes 21 days to make a habit and 90 days to make it a permanent lifestyle change. We are now living a new lifestyle.

Maybe our next order will be to take back our freedom, to think for ourselves... as long as we stay safe whilst doing it.

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COMMENTS FROM FACEBOOK ‘Chaos’ at Palma airport on Spain’s holiday island Mallorca on first day of return of British tourists This is so, so sad after all we’ve all been through since March...

How can it be Mr Pedro Sanchez that potentially all the hard work can be undone??? Either way Viva España.

PB

Nicola Sturgeon expertly demolishes Boris Johnson’s ‘absurd’ claim that there’s ‘no border between Scotland and England’ Oh blimey. Little Jimmy Cranky is at it again. Seems there is a border when it suits her, but not when she wants freebies or handouts for Scotland.

PB

Brexit talks between UK and EU break up early amid ‘significant differences Have a successful summer.

I’m very enthusiastic about leaving.

I’d prefer no deal as our political class have lied to us for generations. No deal leaves no room for weasel words!

economic ruin.

I am not a negative person, but I just hope the people who do read this realise that they need to do everything they can to keep this at bay. Am glad I have seen loads of people still wearing masks and staying apart from each other. Can we please, please keep doing that so that soon or next year it will be a distant memory.

For all our sakes.

Fingers crossed.

Melanie Wharton Torrevieja

Masks mayhem Dear Euro Weekly News, I split my time between the coast where I have an apartment and an inland town where I work. In the hilltop town, absolutely everyone is respecting the restrictions, keeping their distance and using a mask pretty much all the time. Since the start of the pandemic, the town registered not one case of infection.

I came down to the coast this morning and went for a coffee in San Pedro Alcántara. I was appalled at the number of people who were acting as if nothing had changed. Many, many people (mainly expats and/or tourists) were not wearing masks in a crowded street where it was impossible to keep any sort of safe distance. In the coffee house, people were entering and queuing without masks and were jostling together. The tables were not being cleared between customers never mind cleaned and disinfected.

We did not endure three months of strict lockdown to have it all ruined by a casual disregard for others’ health. A complete lack of consideration and respect means there WILL be a second wave and those of us who have abided by the regulations and whose businesses face enormous problems will be the ones to suffer yet again while the uncaring tourists get to fly home.

Kevin Park

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BREAKING NEWS: FBI arrest Ghislaine Maxwell on Jeffrey Epstein-related charges Former what?.. She was his madam... finding and grooming young girls... needs a long, long stay in prison. I wonder still why it’s taken so long to arrest her.

MS

BBC Decides Staff Should Not Wear Black Lives Matter Badges on Air After CAA Exposes Antisemitism in the Movement and Other Extremist Views Emerge So true about time you woke up BBC there is no place for racism anywhere, but the fools at the FA should have dealt with racists long ago in football, but waited for someone else to.

Sort it out, but jumping on the FLOYD band wagon was not the answer and now finding out BLM are not what they say.

Well done TOTTENHAM FOR SEEING THIS.

RC

Spain’s PM Sanchez Admits His Mistakes: “We Should Have Decreed the State of Alarm Much Earlier” I think he did very well, yes we lost a lot of people but he also saved a lot more.

KP

Outrage as British Hospital in Bolton Charges Spaniard £600 After He’s Worked in the UK for 40 Years If I moved back to the UK, I will no longer be covered by the Spanish healthcare system. If I decided to come back for a holiday in five years’ time, I would not be covered by the Spanish healthcare system.

I would be receiving a small Spanish pension, but I would not be covered by the Spanish health system. That would be because I no longer lived here. Same situation. I don’t see why anyone would think that he should be covered by the NHS. He was on holiday.

VW

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YOUR STARS FOR NEXT 7 DAYS ARIES (March 21 - April 20) An exciting project is bubbling away in your mind but may need financial backing. Take advice from a professional or someone with successful experience in these matters. Remember that any idea has to grow, so consider what you need to see happen in five years’ time. There is little time for romance and you may decide to put that on hold because of complications.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) During your social encounters this week you meet someone who offers to help. That is great, but do ask yourself if you would be prepared to give anything in return.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Some exciting suggestions make you think twice about a current business matter. However, it may not be necessary to change anything but to consider the new suggestion as a sort of ‘add on’ to a current project.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) The moment that you have been waiting for has arrived. A colleague has made a decision that is long overdue. Perhaps you are a little shocked and speechless because there has been such a time lag, but this will pass. It may not be overconvenient but the phrase 'striking while the iron is hot' springs to mind.

LEO (July 24 - August 23) You work hard for your money.

Make it worthwhile by trying to hold on to as much of it as possible. Someone who is charming and plausible may try to get you involved in a fast-track money making scheme.

VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) By showing confidence in your own way of doing things, you inspire others. This is chiefly because you are at last finding a balance between work and home life. In the past you may have felt stressed and equated that with working - not so now.

LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) Because you are intent on pleasing others, you may be cramping your own style. This is something that you have in abundance and it should be

used. You may be feeling that a business idea does not stand a chance and, in any case, you don’t want to risk any money.

SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) A juicy bit of gossip comes your way this week and it is hard to keep it quiet. You must do so, however, because there is a lot riding on it. When people trust you, they are saying much about the relationship. In this particular case, the person may well be able to progress you socially at some time in the future.

SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) The rather more serious side of your nature needs to take over this week. Someone in a higher position is keeping an eye on you. This maybe because they are considering you for promotion, so be on your best behaviour. It is important at the moment to stick to any rules and regulations or your reputation (and pocket) could be hit.

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Letting life get too tame will eventually irritate you no end.

Your social life needs a boost which, in turn, helps romance blossom. It is easy to be a bit lazy when things are going smoothly but we all need constant stretching. With an active mind such as yours, the important thing is to keep making progress.

This may be in a physical way or in some kind of business. A brisk attitude to your whole life is needed.

AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) A chance remark alluding to your past brings a flashback. This helps you to see a current situation more clearly. We all make mistakes and follow the same old patterns, but this time you are being forewarned. It is in your experience and power to make a different choice of action this time. In doing so, much confusion and upset can be avoided.

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Cryptic Across 1 Composer crossing street to see lexicographer (7) 5 That's a nerve - a drinks dispenser (5) 8 Fools from the north are insane, crazy (7) 9 A society role model is buried in Austria (5) 10 Look very displeased as boat left (5) 11 Siren played role with garland (7) 12 Encourages office staff to keep time (6) 14 German emperor in King Arthur's capital is seen by Her Majesty (6) 17 It's a container, however, for an old instrument (7) 19 Worth me having a right to it (5) 22 Parts of Delaware are well informed (5) 23 Bag a pigeon (7) 24 Surrender return on investment (5) 25 Well, well, they could be seasons (7) Down 1 Where audience can't see what pilot wears? (5) 2 Old groaner has nothing but lotto (5) 3 One of three allowed on journey (7) 4 Outcome is big change for Ulster (6) 5 Extreme part of a devout era (5) 6 The endless brooks provide excitement (7) 7 Mine worker taking sheepdog by river (7) 12 In case you can meet us, can you call us in Italy (7) 13 Grand camera used for coarse lace (7)

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15 Lover who may be married? (7) 16 What Pooh might throw in underworld river, say (6) 18 Money supplied by baker (5)

20 Rule for wet weather, we hear (5) 21 Vehicle parts moulded in polystyrene (5)

Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 13 represents B and 16 represents Q, so fill in B every time the figure 13 appears and Q every time the figure 16 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 Industrial plant (5) 4 Roman god of love (5) 7 Mistake resulting from inattention (9) 8 Abominable snowman (4) 9 Terpsichorean (6) 12 Floor covering (6) 13 Arm or leg (4) 16 Study of the physical properties of sound (9) 18 Tastelessly showy (5) 19 Golf course that is built on sandy ground near a shore (5)

Down 1 Physically and mentally fatigued (5) 2 Adult male chicken (7) 3 Appear to be (4) 4 Relaxed and unconcerned (6) 5/17 Overeat or eat immodestly (3,3) 6 Try to prevent (5) 10 Deep red, tinged with blue (7) 11 Showing courage (6) 12 Recite in a singing manner (5) 14 Fraudulent (5) 15 Written account of money owed (4) 17 See 5

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION FACING PAGE

Across 1 To stop (5) 4 Manners (7) 8 Casado (7) 9 Siete (5) 10 Arenas (5) 11 To bore (7) 12 Sleeps (6) 14 Ladrón (6) 17 Canal (7) 19 Octopus (5) 21 Shower (5) 22 Carteras (7) 23 To smile (7) 24 Mirar fijamente (5)

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

Down 1 Beds (5) 2 Jeringuilla (7) 3 Barandillas (5) 4 Mediodía (6) 5 Naked (7) 6 Palanca (5) 7 To bleed (7) 12 Décadas (7) 13 Message (7) 15 Beauty (7) 16 Flor (6) 18 Hard shoulder (5) 19 Batteries (for a radio) (5) 20 Western (side, part) (5)

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

CANNOT DAINTY DEEPEN FORMER INTERN KILLED LATTER METTLE ONWARD PLASMA RECALL RELICT RETAIN RETINA SERVER STATED STRUCK TICKET (10) TREATY

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION 1 Mantic 2 Mantel 3 Amoeba 4 Lambda 5 Enable 6 Balled 7 Feeble 8 Nibble 9 Ardent 10 Flight 11 Shield 12 Cornet 13 Ignite 14 Trophy 15 Chisel 16 Worthy 17 School 18 Server 19 Desert.

Nonagram

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

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

They can be adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

• Words must contain at least four letters and may include singular and plural or other derived forms.

• No letter may be used more than once within a single word, unless it appears twice.

• No vulgarities or proper nouns are permitted.

Kakuro

How many English words of four letters or more can you make from the nine letters in our Nonagram puzzle? Each letter may be used only once (unless the letter appears twice). Each word MUST CONTAIN THE CENTRE LETTER (in this case I) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.

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

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION TARGET:

TARGET: • Average: 21 • Very good: 42 • Good: 29 • Excellent: 55 SCORING: 4 letters: 1 point 7 letters: 5 points 5 letters: 2 points 8 or more letters: 6 letters: 3 points 11 points

Average: 7 Good: 10 Very good: 14

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

Excellent: 18 limo lino lion mini made moil moas mods mode mobe mock mocked mocks amino admin adobe sauce sauced suck sucked sucks sued noil oyer obey domino docent docents dock docks duce duck ducks deco decoy deck decks dens dent dents ogre boil boas bods bode boyo bock bocks berg beth bets coil coin coma comas coda codas cods code coyer cuds cued cent cents goyim goer gybe gets grey ergo kens neck necks they sneck

deem demo dime dome emit idem item meed meet mend mete mien mind mine mint mite mode mont mote neem omen omit teem time tome demit demon denim emend emote meted mined monte timed dement demote emoted minted monied omened eminent mention nominee onetime MENTIONED

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS

QUICK Across: 1 Snacks, 4 Ship, 8 Evict, 9 Still, 10 Substitute, 13 Absolutely, 17 Evade, 18 Bombs, 19 Shed, 20 Agenda.

Down: 1 Sped, 2 Adieu, 3/18 Kit bag, 5 Haiku, 6 Pilfer, 7 Assist, 11 Sullen, 12 Cadets, 14 Share, 15 Lemon, 16 Asia.

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Across:

Across:

1/27 Bank note, 3 Asbestos, 9 Retsina, 10 Adios, 11 Annul, 12 Titter, 14 In situ, 16 Saddle, 19 Nausea, 21 Uncle, 24 Onion, 25 Special, 26 Suspense.

1/23 Wild boar, 3 Chemists, 9 Nadador, 10 Dense, 11 Mirar, 12 Eleven, 14 Labios, 16 Sparse, 19 Prefer, 21 Wages, 24 Older, 25 Cremoso, 26 Remolcar, 27 Town.

Down: 1 Barbaric, 2 Not on, 4 Shanty, 5 Exalt, 6 Tail end, 7 Sash, 8 Gimlet, 13 Reveille, 15 Scabies, 17 Acumen, 18 Tarsus, 20 Singe, 22 Cairo, 23 Lots.

Down:

1 Windmill, 2 Líder, 4 Hornet, 5 Madre, 6 Sonreír, 7 Shed, 8 Adorno, 13 Teaspoon, 15 Boredom, 17 Powder, 18 Trucha, 20 Farol, 22 Globo.

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QUIZ: ELEVENSES - E All the answers contain 11 letters 1. First published in 1857, Wuthering Heights, now considered a classic of English literature, was the only novel by which English novelist and poet?

2. First staged in 1962, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is the most famous work by which American playwright?

3. What was the name of the British nurse who is celebrated for saving the lives of soldiers from both sides without discrimination and in helping some 200 Allied soldiers escape from German-occupied Belgium during the First World War, for which she was arrested and executed by firing squad?

4. What was the real name of the English pirate Blackbeard, who operated

in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America?

5. What is the (full) name of the boys’ public school in southern England, on the River Thames opposite Windsor, which was founded in 1440 by Henry VI to prepare scholars for King's College, Cambridge?

6. Which British Conservative statesman, prime minister negotiated Britain’s entry into the European Economic Community?

7. Which German Field Marshal, known as the Desert Fox, was the commander of the Afrika Korps during World War II? 8. Which Norwegian composer, conductor and violinist’s famous works include the Piano Concerto in A minor (1869) and the incidental music to Ibsen’s play Peer Gynt (1876)?

9. Which Norwegian painter’s best known work, The Scream has become one of the most iconic images of world art?

10. With a height of 300 metres (984 ft), which wrought-iron structure erected for the World Exhibition of 1889, was the tallest man-made structure for many years?

Not a lot of people know that… while Ellis Island was the official entry point for immigrants to the US, it wasn’t the first piece of American soil they encountered. The waters surrounding the island were too shallow for transatlantic ships to navigate, so most docked and unloaded their passengers in Manhattan.

Answers: 1. EMILY BRONTE, 2. EDWARD ALBEE, 3.

EDITH CAVELL, 4. EDWARD TEACH, 5.

ETON COLLEGE, 6. EDWARD HEATH, 7.

ERWIN ROMMEL, 8. EDVARD GRIEG, 9.

EDVARD MUNCH, 10. EIFFEL TOWER

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

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• Stephen Coppell, English football He plays as a midfielder for King’s Lynn manager and former player, July 9, 1955, Town. Jarvis has represented England at under-16, under-17 and under-19 levels.

65 • Anna Friel, English actress, July 12, 1976, He last managed ATK in Indian Super League.

44) As a player, he was a highly regarded right She has been acting professionally since age winger known for his speed and work rate.

Harrison Ford.

13. Friel achieved fame with her portrayal of • John Simm, English actor, director and musician, July 10, 1970, 50 Beth Jordache on the British soap opera Brookside (1993-95), and came to international He has been nominated twice for the BAFTA Award prominence when she played Charlotte ‘Chuck’ for Best Actor, and is a Laurence Olivier Award Charles on ABC’s Pushing Daisies (2007-09). nominee for Best Actor. He is best known for playing • Harrison Ford, American actor, July 13, 1942, 78 Sam Tyler in Life on Mars, and The Master in Doctor Who. Also an aviator, and environmental activist. He gained • Ryan Jarvis, English semi-professional footballer, worldwide fame for his starring role as Han Solo in the 11 July 11, 1986, 34 original Star Wars trilogy that began in 1977, and he

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would reprise the role decades later in the sequel trilogy.

• Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden, and Duchess of Västergötland 14 July 14, 1977, 43 She is the heir apparent to the Swedish throne, as the eldest child of King Carl XVI Gustaf. If she ascends to the throne as expected, she would be Sweden’s fourth queen regnant and the first since 1720.

• Vincent Lindon, French actor and filmmaker, July 15, 1959, 61) He has been active for more than 30 years. At the 2015 Cannes Film Festival he won the award for Best Actor for his role in the film The Measure of a Man. He won the IFFI Best Actor Award (Male) at the 46th International Film Festival of India.

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927 - Peace in the North King Constantine II of Scotland, King Hywel Dda of Deheubarth, Ealdred of Bamburgh and King Owain of the Cumbrians accepted the overlordship of King of England, leading to seven years of peace in the north.

1776 - While preparing for battle George Washington orders the Declaration of Independence to be read out to members of the Continental Army in Manhattan, while thousands of British troops on Staten Island prepare for the Battle of Long Island.

1789 - Alexander Mackenzie He finally completes his journey to the mouth of the great river he hoped would take him to the Pacific, but which turns out to flow into the Arctic Ocean. Later named after him, the Mackenzie is the second-longest river system in North America.

1882 - War of the Pacific Chile suffers its last military defeat in the Battle of La Concepción when a garrison of 77 men is annihilated by a 1,300-strong Peruvian force, many of them armed with spears.

1934 - No assisted take off Engelbert Zaschka of Germany flies his large human-powered aircraft, the Zaschka HumanPower Aircraft, about 20 metres at Berlin Tempelhof Airport without assisted take-off.

1977 - New York City Amidst a period of financial and social turmoil experiences an electrical blackout lasting nearly 24 hours that leads to widespread fires and looting.

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AS a little girl, Michelle Payne (Theresa Palmer) dreams of the impossible: winning the Melbourne Cup - horse racing’s toughest twomile race. The youngest of 10 children, Michelle is raised by a single father (Sam Neill). She leaves school at 15 to become a jockey and after early failures she finds her feet, but a family tragedy, followed by her own near fatal horse fall all but ends the dream. But with the love of her dad and brother, Stevie, Michelle will not give up.

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DIONE

LOCKYER AS the alarm filled our bedroom, my heart sank. Another night of no sleep, it was 6.30am, I felt exhausted and the day hadn’t even started. I’d had yet another nightmare about my husband leaving me for another woman, my children were drowning in a pool and I was unable to save them.

I would wake up in a pool of sweat, crying hysterically whilst believing it was true. These dreams were a regular occurrence and would create a negative effect on my whole day. I would start an argument with my husband, accusing him of things that he hadn’t

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Are you a slave to your mind?

even done whilst becoming an over-protective mother to my boys. I had created a wedge between my family and me but why was I doing it?

I was a slave to my mind! We all have a little voice in our head, the inner critic, the voice of destructive thoughts towards ourselves, our internal enemy that can affect our self-esteem and confidence and my internal critic was VERY LOUD! She convinced me that I was not worthy of success, love, or happiness and convinced me I would always fail. I became depressed and knew I needed to change!

In 2018, I decided to study how the mind worked using Cognitive

ABC MODEL: Strengthen and reinforce your beliefs.

Behavioural Therapy techniques. I learned why we all have the inner critic, where it comes from, and how to quieten the noise. How thoughts become feelings, feelings

become behaviours and, behaviours increase further negative thoughts.

Our brain’s primary purpose is to protect us, therefore, when we are faced with a situation

where there is any doubt, our brain automatically tells us ‘don’t do that, you will fail’ or, ‘If you do this, you will get hurt.’ When this happens, we tend to listen, feel the fear, and convince ourselves that we are not good enough.

How Do We Silence Our Inner Critic?

A technique that I teach my clients is called ‘The ABC Model.’ The ABC model not only helps to reinforce the casual relationship between beliefs and consequences but also shows us that consequences often strengthen and reinforce our beliefs, further maintaining our emotional discomfort.

What Is The ABC Model?

A = Activating Event (A stressful event that leads to negative emotions) B = Beliefs (Negative thoughts, assumptions, judgements, worries, and demands on yourself or others) C = Consequences (What is the emotional, behavioural, and physical consequence of thinking this way?)

If you would like to learn how to use this method in detail, my mindset course, ‘From A Negative Attitude to a Life of Gratitude’ will be released on August 30.

If you are ready to change your mindset and learn how to quieten the voice in your head, please contact me by email coachingwith dione@gmail.com.

If you would like to dig a little deeper into your own thoughts, feelings and behaviours or you would like to complete one of my courses to live a happy and healthy life with yourself, please email me coachingwithdione@gmail.com.

Shiny and bright YOU have just left the salon and your hair’s the perfect shade. Your hair colour is an investment in your appearance, and you want it to stay looking great.

First, wait at least a whole day before washing it and after that, try to shampoo only two to three times a week to keep the colour really true. On the days you skip shampooing, it’s ok to just use conditioner.

Try a colour-safe shampoo and conditioner that don't contain sulphates leaving a salon-fresh look and vibrant colour.

Coloured hair thrives on moisture, so deep conditioning can help it stay bright and manageable. Mix equal parts avocado, almond oil, and vitamin E oil and apply to damp hair. Let it soak in for 10 minutes then rinse and style as usual so save splurging on expensive serums and other deep conditioners.

Now that the sun is out remember it’s not so good for your hair. Strong sunlight can make colour dull and lifeless.

Try spritzing on a hair oil mist that contains UVA and UVB filters to protect your hair.

Salons also offer processes that can make hair shiny again. A gloss treatment helps restore colour and make your hair shinier. A detox hair treatPERFECT SHADE: Fail safe guide for ment removes product build-up, leavluscious locks. ing your hair brighter and bouncier.

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The window to your soul

A Bipolar Diagnosis:

It’s not a death sentence!

MS BIPOLAR UP AND DOWN WITH BALANCE UNEDITED FIRSTLY, I would like to thank all of the Euro Weekly readers for taking the time to read my column week after week – also for the letters you send in and encouraging comments on Facebook.

SPARKLE AND SHINE: Make the most of your important features.

BEST kept secrets for beautiful eyes.

Always make the most of your natural eye colour. For example, with green or hazel eyes, try purple based shadows and liners. To make blue eyes brighter, use deep navy and other blues.

Those lucky brown-eyed girls can get away with almost any hue.

Bright eyes mean

health and beauty, but sometimes they could do with a little boost. Red eyes? Soothing drops will offer an instant pick-meup and put that sparkle back in your eyes.

Line your inner rims with a white pencil to make your eyes look brighter, or use black liner at night for the same effect. A yellow-based foundation or eye primer

can really help with red skin around your eyes. If you have deep-set eyes, stick with medium tones on the eyelids, go lighter in the contour, and stress the lash line. Skip colours that are too dark. For close-set eyes, highlight the outer corners and avoid dark shadow on the inner corners. Pull wide-set eyes together with dark shadow in the inner corners.

Layering makes eye shadow and eyeliner last. For maximum staying power, use eye primer over your whole eyelid. Then, dust your lids with loose or pressed translucent powder. Apply eye shadow, blend, and apply powder again.

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A big shout out to Michel, Steven and red army at EWN head office for their support and hard work in helping and enabling me to get my story across and help others.

I tend to write my columns replacing ‘me’ for ‘we’ - however this week I’m going to write about ME - give an honest insight to Ms Bipolar.

These last two weeks I have struggled - yes, really struggled! I have used every bit of my energy and strength to carry on fighting this uphill battle.

I have had my doctor on speed dial making tweaks here and there and giving me the professional support I very much needed.

But I have also looked after ME… I have laughed w i t h family a n d

friends, I have sunbathed, I have done silly T ikTok dance routines with my daughter, I have gone to bed early, made my bed every single morning and … ‘drum roll… please...’ not had any alcoholic beverages in three weeks!!

These little achievements may seem unimportant to most people but to me, they are a reminder that I am still in control and I’m not losing myself to my illness.

Just because one day, one week, or more of your life is rough, doesn’t mean things will be that way forever.

I know the next couple of weeks will be tough but I also know that I am strong enough to come out of this the other side. I finally understand the gravity of my illness and when I need to ask for help. This disorder can be fatal if not managed properly I’m both a survivor and an advocate. I want to give hope to the millions of people whose lives have been affected by bipolar disorder.

I’m living proof that a bipolar disorder diagnosis is not a death sentence.

I haven’t just survived, I’ve thrived. And while I’ve had many professional and personal achievements, I’m most proud of my constant recovery.

I am unapologetically ME! Don’t forget - you can write to me on the email below or follow me on Facebook @ m s w i l l o w bipolar.

Love Ms Bipolar x

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Do I need a Spanish Will?

IT’S a subject that no-one likes talking about - but it is a conversation that everyone needs to have.

Have you got your affairs in order if anything should happen to you?

Estimates vary, but it is generally agreed that around two thirds of British people do not have a Will. And if a British national who owns assets in Spain dies without a Will, matters can and do - become rather complicated.

The Spanish legal system is very different when it comes to the inheritance procedure compared to other countries like the UK. It is also worth noting that Spanish inheritance law also varies from region to region.

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Fishy Fishy dishing up delicious meals to your door AFTER eight years serving up award-winning fish and chips, Fishy Fishy in Moraira is delighted to announce it’s branching out and opening a sister company.

‘Hungry Jacks - Food 2 You’ opens on Monday July 13, offering a range of delicious home-cooked food which can be delivered to your doorstep or collected from Fishy Fishy.

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A STAR-STUDDED show goes on as Javea Players overcome Covid-19 restrictions.

The Players’ Summer Show ‘Master of the Musical’ - slightly later than originally scheduled - will be a tribute to Andrew Lloyd Webber at Casa de Cultura from July 27 to August 1.

While there will be fewer performers than originally planned due to the difficulty of distance rehearsing and getting the technical team together during lockdown, the Players say that “won’t detract from the magic that is Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical prowess.”

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MASTER OF THE MUSICALS: The Summer Show will be a tribute to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hits. worth, said: “He seems to have led a charmed life with so much fairy dust producing one unforgettable show after another, aided of course by Tim Rice’s wonderful lyrics.

“You will be entertained by six singers, led by Roger

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But she urged: “Please don’t get carried away and sing along with the performers as that can be offputting, especially if you’re not pitch perfect!”

Correct social distancing will be observed both during dinner and inside the concert hall, so it is advisable to book tickets now as seats are therefore limited.

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N E W S t h a t T h e re s a May has made more than a million pounds on the lecture circuit since quitting as Prime Minister may surprise some. They may be equally surprised by rumours she may publish the ultimate strategic leadership book this summer. Provisional title: ‘MAY I lead you to the (Br)exit - Ten Tips for Purpose-Driven and Collegial Leadership’ (I made this bit up but you get the idea). Probably leadership book of the year, haha!

But then some would say, if her predecessors have done this sort of thing, why shouldn’t she? What’s

Strong and stable on the lucrative lecture circuit worse, Blair managing to buy a multi-million pound property soon after leaving office?

Clegg getting millions at Facebook?

Or a Chancellor who became a newspaper editor (with no journalistic experience) in addition to numerous other jobs?

Some leaders (a certain US president comes to mind) seem to think that their occupying the top job is akin to winning some sort of TV talent show, with the ‘winner’ cashing in on leaving.

We’ve seen a number of unedifying examples of this, with the result that the integrity of the office is further diminished.

I was never a huge fan of Theresa May as PM, nor during her time as Home Secretary.

However everything is relative. If asked, who would you rather be in charge of managing the current pandemic, I don’t doubt there are some who might even choose May over Johnson ...

So, all things considered, I don’t have a problem with

THERESA MAY: May publish the ultimate strategic leadership book.

this. She got the job, did the time and is entitled to capitalise on the experience. Howe v e r, I ’ d a l s o l i k e t o make the following recommendations.

Firstly, you shouldn’t become an MP before the age of 30 so you build up some life experience. Secondly, whilst you are an MP, you shouldn’t have another job, consultancy, directorship or whatever to keep things open and transparent.

After all, you’re paid

to be an MP, to work in the Commons and on behalf of your constituents, NOT yourselves.

End of rant. Next, umm, ‘scandal,’ please!

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by Nick Fletcher VOLKSWAGEN’S eighthgeneration Golf continues to maintain the company’s long-established record of producing a fine family hatchback noted for its easy driving and outstanding build-quality.

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The standard suspension is well-balanced for normal everyday driving though adaptive suspension is an option for those who are more performance-minded.

Standard equipment on the entry-level Life model includes digital radio, Bluetooth, smartphone connectivity, cruise control, front

and rear parking sensors and alloy wheels while the mid-range Style trim adds more kit including larger wheels, LED headlights and three-zone climate control.

The top-spec version is the sporty R-Line.

Safety features across the range include lanekeep assist, auto emergency braking and predictive pedestrian detection.

The cabin of this new model is almost identical in size to that of its predecessor,

FAMILY HATCHBACK: More refined with a smoother more comfortable ride.

so too the boot space of 380 litres. There is good head and leg room for all occupants, comfortable supportive seating and quality trim materials which help give the car a more upmarket persona.

The main difference in the cabin is a new dashboard design which utilises two digital screens which eliminate many of the usual control buttons and include a voice-control system which can take a little time to become familiar.

Overall, the new Golf is very impressive, notable for its classy styling and pleasing driving dynamics. It is not the cheapest contender in the medium-size hatchback sector, but its strong suite of plus-points are significant and include its superb build-quality, stronger residual values and more badge kudos than many of its rivals.

Model tested is UK specification and equipment levels and prices may vary in other markets.

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Bournemouth are preparing a cost reduction campaign before the next season starts, which will include the release of two major players Nathan Ake and Josh King. The club is second at the bottom of the Premier League after a terrible one-point run in eight games. Many people, including fans, believe Bournemouth should streamline all of its operations now, regardless of the division in which it will operate next season.

Manager Eddie Howe and his squad are in a desperate battle to avoid

MAJOR PLAYERS: Nathan Ake and Josh King. relegation to the Championship with the club sitting second-bottom of the Premier League. They were thumped 5-2 by United on Sunday with many fans convinced Ole Gunnar Solksjaer made a play for Ake at the final whistle, the ref however didn’t think so!

The Cherries are one of the smallest clubs in the elite despite five consecutive Premier League seasons, given their small sta-

dium of just over 11,000 seats and a large payroll, the coronavirus crisis has particularly affected them.

Manager Eddie Howe and other senior staff have voluntarily cut wages to ease the club’s financial burden. Bournemouth chiefs are now planning to implement changes to the club structure before the next campaign, putting both football and non-football staff at risk.

LA LIGA, the organising body of the top two divisions of Spanish club football, has claimed another win against piracy of its content, joining forces with the Danish Rights Alliance to secure a ruling against the Rojadirecta platform.

Denmark’s high court has ruled that Rojadirecta is illegal and must be blocked

by Danish ISPs. The Spanish company that administers Rojadirecta, Puerto 80 Projects, appealed an initial ruling claiming that its platform is not illegal as it also legally provides certain content.

However, the high court sided with the Danish Rights Alliance and La Liga in their argument that a service dedicated to illegal activities is illegal, regardless of the presence of legal content.

Previously, Rojadirecta gained 19,000 Danish visitors in one month, allowing consumers to access live sport such as La Liga matches.

Director of the Danish Rights Alliance, Maria Fredenslund, said “This means that there is now access to block services that offer illegal TV and live sports. This is a hugely important development, especially for broadcasters who at great expense pays for exclusive rights to sports content.”

NEW RULING: Denmark’s Daniel Wass plays for Valencia in La Liga.