Euro Weekly News - Costa del Sol 12 - 18 November 2020 Issue 1845

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12 - 18 November 2020

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WHERE AND WHEN

NEW restrictions in Andalucia mean that from Tuesday, No­ vember 10 there are restrictions on where we can go and when, unless the reason can be justi­ fied.

Travel between municipalities (towns) is not permitted unless for esssential needs. A municipali­ ty is determined as the area cov­ ered by the town hall that you are registered as living in.

It will help people to carry doc­ uments to prove their reason for travelling between towns, cities or villages, or within their munici­ pal boundaries, is justified.

We are allowed to travel to an­ other municipality for the follow­ ing reasons: Attend health centres, phar­ macies or health care services ­ show the doctor’s referral note or receipt for the medicine pur­ chased.

Meet professional, business, institutional or legal obligations ­ Companies can provide their em­ ployees with a document which proves they need to go to work.

Travel home ­ Returning to your place of residence can be proved by having the correct ad­ dress on any ID that you carry, however, you may need to prove to the police that you have left the town for one of the above jus­ tified reasons.

Taking care of a dependant person ­ the Certificate proving

Juan Manuel Moreno, President of the Junta de Andalucia made the announcement. their condition can be shown. If you do not have it, you can re­ quest that police accompany you to the home of the person you are looking after.

Travel to banks, insurance of­ fices or petrol stations in adjacent areas ­ If you go to get petrol, keep the ticket, but you will also have to prove that you are travel­ ling due to one of the justified reasons. For banks or insurance offices, carry documents to prove where you have been which have the date.

Attend urgent procedures at public, judicial or notary institu­ tions, sit exams or official tests, renew permits and official doc­ uments, amongst other admin­ istrative procedures which can’t be postponed ­ As above, carry proof of appointments or simi­ lar. Go to school, college, infant school or other education centres (except universities, unless it is for practical lessons) ­ Carry proof that you or your child attends the centre, this can be issued by the school.

Situations of necessity or force majeure.

Travelling between towns or cities for other reasons, such as shopping, going to a restaurant, visiting friends and relatives, is not permitted.

For further information on which restrictions apply in each town or municipality, visit the website www.mapacovid.es.

Curfew is from 10pm to 7am, again, unless there is a justified motive, such as working a night shift for example, heading home

from work, reporting an urgent crime or other situation, going to hospitals or health centres for medical emergencies.

At 6pm non­essential activity will close, this EXCLUDES: dri­

ving schools, soup kitchens, ITV stations, restaurants with home delivery, launderettes, online or phone­based companies, vets and pet supply shops, telecom­ munications equipment, book shops, stationery shops, morgues, outdoor sports facili­ ties, tobacconists, petrol sta­ tions, newsagents, hairdressers, pharmacies, opticians, or­ thopaedic shops, industrial ac­ tivities, household assistance, family meeting points (for cus­ tody situations), car hire, shops selling food, drink, cleaning products and other first necessi­ ty items.

For now, these measures will remain in place in the region (An­ dalucia) until Monday, November 23.

Although not imposing home confinement, the Junta de An­ dalucia recommends that people stay at home as much as possible as a precautionary measure.

Granada Province, that is, the city of Granada and all towns and villages belonging to the province, is in total lockdown.

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Wise move?

MALAGA City Council has suspended the 2021 Three Wise Men parade fearing it would attract huge crowds.

The traditional ‘Reyes Magos’ procession was due to take place on Janu­ ary 5, 2021.

The decision has been made in light of the evolu­ tion of the pandemic, “as it is a public act that would generate incompat­ ible crowds with current regulations and the rec­ ommendations of the health authorities,” said the Consistory on Tues­ day, November 10, in a statement.

The city and 11 district councils are now working together to organise an event to allow children and families to enjoy Christmas in some form on or before January 5, and are consult­ ing with schools.

MiMoana beach cleaning THE MiMoana organisation which is dedicated to keep­ ing beaches and the sea clean and safe was advised

by Marbella Council not to go ahead with its planned clean up of Bora Bora Beach on November 14 due to re­ strictions on outdoor gath­ erings.

Immediately they con­ tacted a number of diving friends and organised a dif­ ferent event last Sunday (November 8) to try to clear some of the huge wave of wet wipes which are literal­ ly covering the sea bed along the Costa del Sol coastline.

Some 36 volunteers in all managed to recover 300 ki­ los of rubbish including plas­ tic as well from the seabed in San Pedro around the wreck of El Galeon.

The whole event was aid­ ed by the presence of the lo­ cal fire brigade which ferried divers out from the shore in their zodiac boats.

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Recruiting staff Huge party The Estepona Hospital building.

HAVING invested more than €16 mil­ lion in the construction of the 14,300 square metre new hospital building in Estepona, the council has now con­ firmed that the Junta de Andalucia which will operate the facility is now re­ cruiting staff as well as equipping the hospital.

Mayor of Estepona, José María García Urbano, has stressed the importance of this brand new health resource to the municipality and its residents who will

be assured of the most up­to­date equipment for their future treatment.

Ultimately, it will be a pioneer in the western region of the province of Mala­ ga and will represent a model of spe­ cialised and close assistance, reducing waiting times for tests and consultations and promoting urgent health care.

Residents along the Costa del Sol now await confirmation of the date of open­ ing as it will reduce the burden on the Costa del Sol hospital in Marbella.

Event Cancelled DUE to new restrictions in Andalucia, La Scala’s Animal Charity event, as advertised

by EWN last week, due to be held on Saturday, November 14, has been cancelled.

They are however, running a fantastic Saturday Brunch, offering bottomless Pros­ ecco from 1pm ­ 3pm, there will be live music from Legendary Sinatra tribute and a divine three­course menu including a cocktail for just €29 per person.

This new Saturday Brunch at La Scala, Marbella, will run weekly and will alternate each week to bring you live entertainment from either Frank Sinatra or Michael Bu­ ble tribute artists. As afternoons become the new evenings, get your reservations in early to avoid disappointment.

dismantled

AS Andalucia applies tighter restrictions, with a curfew and with the announcement of new restrictions that came into effect on Sunday, November 8, the police had to dismantle a huge party at a luxury villa in Benalmadena which, according to the sources, was attended by more than 100 people.

The police disrupted the party a few minutes after mid­ night from Saturday to Sunday, November 7 and 8, when the Local Police received a call from local residents, warn­ ing of a party at the villa.

Given the scale of the event, several patrols of the Local and National Police went to the scene and established a system to identify as many people as possible.

The officers’ arrival caused a real run­off of young peo­ ple, some of whom jumped over the perimeter fences of the luxury property and fled across a field, however de­ spite this, they were able to identify almost 50 partygoers, all young people between 20 and 30 years old. The vast majority did not wear a mask.

The police also managed to identify the alleged organis­ ers of the event, one of whom claimed to be the owner of the venue, although he could not produce any documents to prove it.

According to the sources consulted, those attending the party have been denounced for breaching the curfew imposed by the State of Alarm, as well as for not wearing a mask and also the organisers for a very serious infrac­ tion. According to the regulations of the Board, meetings and parties that endanger more than 100 people can be punished with penalties of €60,001 to €600,000.

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NIBS EXTRA Green grass SEVEN football pitches in San Pedro will be returfed which means that an area o f 2 ,5 0 0 s q u a r e m e t r e s will be grassed with new lines painted, the surrounding perimeter cleaned and new irrigation systems will be installed at each pitch.

Underwater park MIJAS Council has applied to the Junta de Andalucia for the area of La Cala de Mijas to be declared the first Underwater Natural Park in Andalucia due to the diversity of its tropical coast which contains a variety of different species.

Tapa trail THE ninth Torremolinos Tapa Route has now finished and was a considerable success according to the Tourism councillor as more than 25,000 tapas were sold in the 48 bars and restaurants participating this year, of which 35 per cent were new.

Three Kings THE traditional Three Kings parade on horseback in Malaga City on January 5 has been cancelled by the council due to expectation of the need to ensure continued social distancing in order to protect local residents.

Allotments A F U RT H E R e i g h t a l l o t ments have been given to residents of Los Boliches in order to allow them to grow vegetables, fruit and flowers, which now adds to the total number of such free areas previously made available by the Fuengirola Council.

Fishing deal THE Benalmadena Puerto Deportivo has entered into a new agreement to continue sponsorship of the Benalmadena Fishing Sports Club for the 2021 season and will assist financially to allow members to travel to take part in competitions.

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If macaques go

THE Gibraltar government introduced a new law earlier this year prohibiting the deliberate touch­ ing or interfering with Barbary macaques.

This came into force in August 2020 and fol­ lowed evidence that the Sars­COV­2 virus, which causes Covid­19, was being transmitted from hu­ mans to animals such as dogs and cats The recent development in Denmark where SARS­CoV­2 variants associated with farmed minks, including cases with a unique variant, have resulted in the mass culling of these animals and is particularly worrying given the implica­ tions this could cause for Gibraltar’s Barbary Macaques in the event that Covid­19 were de­ tected in the macaques, especially if this were a mutation.

Flights to Gibraltar

THE government of Gibraltar confirmed on Monday, November 9 that it has reached an agreement with British Airways to con­ tinue to provide a service to Gibraltar dur­ ing the current lockdown in the UK. After discussions with the government, the airline will be operating a service from London Heathrow to Gibraltar on a twice weekly basis, on Tuesdays and Fridays from November 13 to December 1. easyJet however has ceased all flights to the Rock although they will review their reinstatement as soon as the British gov­ ernment confirms its intentions with re­ gards to allowing international travel after December 1.

NEW LAW: Gibraltar government protects the macaques.

The consequences would clearly be hugely significant, and could include the need to cull the macaques, an action which would highlight the legend that if the macaques leave Gibraltar so will the British!

Shopping cheques FOLLOWING the success of its Buy in Estepona campaign which saw some €180,000 spent in the municipality, the Council is now unrolling its Christmas Campaign to help shops and those in need.

Estepona Council is investing a total of €50,000 in special shopping cheques which will be distrib­ uted to those recognised as being vulnerable by local Social Services which may be spent in shops that register to participate.

Closing date for businesses to enrol at https://compraen.estepona.es/ will be Novem­ ber 27 and the first cheques will be delivered to those chosen by the Council on December 1, well in time for Christmas and Three Kings.

Charity fashion show THE Mistique Charity Fashion show at Mint Kitchen and Lounge Bar in Riviera held on Monday November 9 was a fan­ tastic success which attracted large numbers of people who enjoyed top tapas, cava cocktails and Nero Vodka.

Apart from being entertained by singer Frankie B, all of the

guests had a chance to see some of the latest clothes avail­ able from Mistique Moda which has recently moved to Calahon­ da (telephone 633 409 511 for appointments) and to con­ tribute towards the upkeep of the Cudeca Hospice in Benal­ madena.

It was lucky for the guests and

the charity that the event was held the day before the new rules concerning 6pm closure of bars and restaurants on the Cos­ ta del Sol and a fantastic €1,000 was collected for Cudeca.

In addition, some 40 new bras (and a few pairs of knickers) were donated by those attend­ ing to send to women in Africa.

Salon Varietes forced to reschedule THERE are some major changes to the Salon Vari­ etes Fuengirola programme following the an­ nouncement from the Junta de Andalucia regard­ ing restriction of movement for the next two weeks.

As is to be expected the schedule is to be changed and will be as follows (subject to the relax­ ation of the current restrictions from November 24): The Salon Benefit Festival, originally scheduled for November 11 to 15 is now planned for Wednes­ day November 25 to Sunday November 29 and the vast majority of artists included in the original dates remain but the full line­up will be published shortly.

The following shows are postponed until future

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dates to be confirmed; An Audience with Johnny G The ABBA Experience Famous For 15 Minutes The December programme remains unaffected and consists of: Walkway to Broadway A Tribute to Cliff Richard and The Carpenters Honky Tonk Cats Pantomime ­ Snow White The Box Office will remain open for bookings and transfers during normal hours on 952 474 542.

The Annual General Meeting is now planned for Monday December 7 at the Theatre commencing at 6pm with a First Call at 5.30pm.

THE National Po­ lice has confirmed that the burning of 14 vehicles in Fuengirola was in­ tentional, and a 38­year­old Spaniard has been arrested.

A total of 11 ve­ hicles were burnt out and another three affected by the fires, fortu­ One of the burnt out cars. nately without causing any per­ sonal injury in any of the cases, as reported by 112.

Emergency services received several calls at around 3am Sun­ day, November 8, from individuals who reported cars engulfed in flames in three different points of Fuengirola: Avenida de la Encarnación, Avenida Miramar and Calle Doctor García Ver­ dugo.

United Fight THE municipalities of Mijas and Fuengirola have committed to jointly request to be declared as a single urban nucleus due to the perimeter closure of the autonomous community and among the municipalities ruled by the Junta de Andalucía.

The initiative has arisen as a result of the proposal made on Mon­ day, November 9, by the mayor of Mijas, Josele González, who has assured residents that he has been in constant contact with Fuengiro­ la, justifying the request given that both towns share streets in which ‘ome walkways belong to both municipal areas with one side Mijas and the other Fuengirola,’ which generates confusion among the neighbours.

“We have formally proposed to the city council of our neighbouring municipality that we go hand in hand to jointly request that our cities be declared as a single urban nucleus in view of the mobility restric­ tions between municipalities approved from next Tuesday, Novem­ ber 10, and which will end on November 23.”

The Mijas proposal advocates that both municipalities be declared in their entirety, this is made up of three population centres such as Mijas Pueblo, La Cala and Las Lagunas; while Fuengirola insists that there is mobility only with this last area, which separates the A­7 Mediterranean Highway and some connection links.

González claims that the initiative has been “well received at the moment by the representatives of the neighbouring town hall,” with whom he has contacted on Tuesday November 10 to make the offer and hopes to have a firm response as soon as possible.

Take Care

WITH a growing number of unfortunate job losses, desperation is leading more people to crime to survive. Whilst it is not excusable, desperation does strange things to people.

So, whilst it shouldn’t be necessary and it would be lovely if we could all leave our doors open, with a new lockdown in place and Christmas around the corner it’s time to be a little more vigilant.

It’s also time to check on your neighbours, keep an eye open for each other and if you see something or someone that doesn’t look right, be sure to say something and communicate with other members of your community.

Staying vigilant is a team effort. By remaining vigilant, we in­ crease our public safety and domestic security. We are all in this together.

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The Show Must Go On ROCK THE LOCK DOWN brought together more than a million active members around the world when the State of Alarm began on March 14 for British expats in Spain.

And through the joy of music and being the first to provide live enter­ tainment beamed directly into the homes of those feeling lost, lonely and vulnerable ‘Rock the Lock Down’ (RockTLD) is still helping those in need.

And now they have released a new charity single which they are urg­ ing the public to download and share.

Aside from the charities already helped, with the kind permission from Sony/EMI and Queen Limited the new single was recorded during lockdown by 24 different artists and musicians from around the world.

The single ‘The Show Must Go On’ was released worldwide on Friday

October 30, 2020 with all pro­ ceeds going to charity to sup­ port the well­being and men­ tal health of artists that have struggled during this incredi­ bly difficult time as well as the Raising much needed funds.

UK No1 Cancer charity.

“It is important to us that we reach as many people as possible to download the single to raise much needed charitable funds for causes close to our hearts,” said a spokesperson for Rock The Lock Down.

You can download the single at: https://music.apple.com/.../the­ show­must.../1535151782... https://www.amazon.co.uk/.../dp/B08KY5RXKG/ref=mp_s_a_1_4

Spain’s First Vaccine SPAIN could be set to get the first Pfizer and BioNTech Covid vaccines in early 2021, according to Health Minister Salvador Illa.

Speaking in an interview on Tuesday, November 10, with state broadcaster TVE, Illa said: “The country would initially get 20 million vaccine doses, enough to immunise 10 million people.”

This follows news on Monday, November 9, that a vaccine developed by the US pharmaceutical companies was more than 90 per cent effective and Illa went on to add that the vaccination would be free for everyone.

“We hope that this week or next week some more contracts can be signed with the Pfizer company and with other companies and the first doses could arrive at the beginning of 2021.”

According to the Health Minister, enough people would be vaccinated

by April-May 2021, so that the fight against the pandemic in Spain would move to another stage.

The Spanish government will act to convince the substantial portion of the population who is wary of the vaccine after studies indicated that 50 per cent of Spaniards would refuse to inoculate via a vaccine.

However, Illa was convinced that there will be no need to force the population, stating: “I believe that the public will react well, therefore I do not think it is necessary to make it mandatory, although it is something that we cannot rule out.”

“We will tell the truth, which is that vaccines save lives,” Illa concluded.

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Locked in

A YOUNG woman and her boyfriend have been arrested for lock­ ing her grandmother in a room at the home they shared in Valen­ cia for two years.

The 72­year­old was reportedly not allowed to use the bath­ room, and police are looking into whether she was forced to steal by her granddaughter, 22, and her 18­year­old boyfriend.

The couple allegedly put a padlock on the elderly woman’s bedroom door in 2018, and sealed the window to prevent her from leaving the home she owns. The elderly woman managed to escape when her granddaughter apparently forgot to lock the door. The victim went to a nearby pharmacy and told a member of staff what had happened. Investigators from the Family and Women’s Attention Unit (UFAM) said the pensioner was allowed into the living room on ocasions but couldn’t access the rest of the house, “not even the bathroom, so had to wear a diaper to re­ lieve herself.” It’s also claimed the granddaughter and her partner ‘slapped and harassed’ the elderly woman.

Police are investigating allegations the grandmother was forced to steal from commercial establishments by the detainees.

In addition, they are looking into whether the pair withdrew money from the victim’s account.

Chart topper CHART­TOPPING singer and actress Nuria Fergó has filmed the mu­ sic video for her new single Quererme solo yo (Love Only Me) in Rin­ con de la Victoria.

The video, directed by Alberto Pons at the weekend, was created in collaboration with the Department of Tourism and photographer Delia Márquez. Malaga artist Nuria said: “Due to confinement I had to stop the production of my new album. I decided to record a sin­ gle thinking of my fans as a gift to make the wait more enjoyable, which will be very different from everything I have done so far.

“It is a very special single because I wanted to share with them a personal story, a moment of my life, a reflection. With the distance,

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Cost to be cut THE Spanish govern­ ment is considering low­ ering the cost of masks.

The government now considers that the fixed price of 96 cents per unit remains too much for many families.

Consumer Minister Alberto Garzón ex­ plained that they have been very concerned about the price of masks since the begin­ ning of the coronavirus pandemic. It recalls that the government estab­ lished a ‘maximum price control,’ which is an ‘anomaly in a market system’ to ensure that there were no cases such as masks at €10 per unit.

Garzón said setting the price of masks to 0.96 “is reasonable, but for many families, it is still out of reach.”

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Pope Controls funding THE pope has tried to contain the fallout from the London property scandal by stripping the Vatican’s Secretariat of State of control over its own funds.

Pope Francis has moved the funds to the supervision of its economic offices, ac­ cording to reports on Thurs­ day, November 5, as he at­ tempted to control the luxury London property deal scan­ dal.

The announcement that the pope is transferring all the assets to a Vatican de­ partment called APSA, comes after an investigation into the London deal that led to the suspension last year of five Vatican employees, the

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Visit ban for prisoners

A NATIONWIDE ban on prison visits and a restriction on inmate calls have been announced by Spain’s General Secretariat of Penitentiary Institutions to curb the spread of Covid­19.

Jails in the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands are exempt from the new measures which will last three weeks.

A letter has been sent to all the centres outlining the new mea­ sures to prevent the spread of coronavirus among the prison population, considered a high­risk group, and prison workers.

As well as a suspension of visits, inmate telephone calls are restrict­ ed, with a maximum of two calls per prisoner a week.

Hidden millions of Carlos POPE FRANCIS: Transferring assets due to scandal. resignation of its police chief, and the exit of the former head of its Financial Informa­ tion Authority.

Francis fired Cardinal Ange­ lo Becciu in September as he was number two at the Sec­

STUDENTS and teachers in all secondary schools in England MUST wear masks, new government rules say.

New government measures announced on Wednesday, November 4 stipulate that all secondary school students and staff must wear face coverings when in corridors, as­ sembly hall and travelling to school on pub­ lic transport, but not in the classroom.

Under previous measures, the rules were

retariat when it purchased a building in London as an in­ vestment.

However, Becciu has con­ sistently denied any wrong­ doing after the pope alleged embezzlement and nepotism.

FORMER King of Spain, Juan Carlos I has €10 million ‘hidden’ in a tax haven Jersey account.

The discovery comes after the Money Laundering Prevention Service (Sepblac) raised suspi­ cions attempts were being made to move money from an account on the island.

Legal sources told La Sexta on Friday, November 6, Sepblac was

Masks a Must in place for children in year 7 and above in areas where local alert levels were ‘high’ or ‘very high.’ The announcement brings Eng­ lish schools more in line with their Scottish counterparts who have been under stricter Covid restrictions for several weeks.

The news comes as MPs have voted on a second national lockdown on Wednesday evening. The new guidance, which was re­ leased on the Department for Education’s website, reads: “In schools where pupils in year 7 and above are educated, face cover­

aware of the account’s existence and of the money in it.

For this reason, the Prosecu­ tor’s Office decided to open a third avenue of investigation into the former king of Spain for al­ leged tax crimes and money laundering.

This investigation adds to the previous lines of inquiry into al­ leged commissions received.

ings should be worn by adults and pupils when moving around the premises, outside of classrooms, such as in corridors and com­ munal areas where social distancing cannot easily be maintained.”

Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary, National Education Union, earlier said: “The Department for Education should follow the example of Scotland and adopt face cover­ ings as a requirement on school premises.”

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UK’s largest supermarket now here O N Thursday October 29, The Food Co opened its doors to the public bringing you the best of Tesco’s own branded products as well as your favourite branded household names right on your doorstep in Malaga.

Venture down to Ctra Mijas-Fuengirola km 5.5 Malaga 29650 and take a look at their brand new store where you will find a massive range of over 7,500 products which

include chilled, frozen and ambient products.

C ome along and meet the store team who will be more than happy to assist and make your shopping experience an enjoyable one!

For the latest information, deals and events, Like the @TheFoodCo.Spain page on Facebook.

RSPCA fears Lower Mask IVA

RSPCA England and Wales fears ‘a second spike in cruelty to wildlife’ in lockdown two.

The charity said new data has revealed it received reports of more than 2,200 in­ cidents of cruelty to wildlife in 2020, with numbers spiking in May. “From hunting and fighting to beating and mutilation, incidents of ‘illegal activ­ ity’ and ‘intentional harm’ to wild ani­ mals started rising at the start of the lockdown this year,” said the RSPCA in a statement.

There were 194 incidents in March, 241 in April, and 381 in May. And the charity is concerned that as the nation goes into lockdown again and everything shuts down, “some may turn to this barbaric behaviour for ‘entertain­ ment’ and incidents may rise.”

IN a positive move from the Min­ ister of Finance in Spain, the gov­ ernment is set to lower IVA on masks and is looking to also put a new ceiling on the final sale price of these disposable products.

During an announcement in Con­ gress of Deputies on Wednesday, November 11, María Jesús Mon­ tero said measures to lower IVA on masks from the current 21 per cent to 4 per cent would be ap­ proved at next Tuesday’s Council of Ministers meeting.

The measure would then be made a royal decree­law according to the Finance Minister during to­ day’s debate on the new General State Budgets.

The inter­ministerial commission

MONTERO: Lowering prices. will study the measure put forward by the government which proposes a new ceiling be placed on the final sale price of these disposable products.

THE FOOD CO: Now open on your doorstep.

Widow could face jail AFTER the death of James Bond franchise superstar Sean Connery, his wife Micheline Roquebrune, 91, has allegedly landed in hot water, however she denies any involvement in a scam over the sale of the couple’s Marbella home.

Micheline faces a trial.

The scam saw Connery’s lawyers jailed in 2016. However, Connery’s widow has dismissed claims that say she might be facing a €27 million fine over alleged tax fraud over the sale of that villa in Spain as “nonsense.”

After Connery’s death, a Spanish judge has now decided that the French-born Micheline should face trial related to the case and must be heavily fined if found guilty of tax fraud.

However, she has dismissed allegations as “nonsense.”

Sources in Spain claim that the case will ‘not disappear’ as before and that ‘someone has to pay the tax or face the penalties.’

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HSBC announce Cuts Boy racer HSBC is set to cut around 100 jobs in UK retail banks as the group looks to continue its restructuring.

The move comes after the bank announced that it could start charg­ ing for ‘basic banking services’ and was confirmed by a spokesman for HSBC, who said: “In line with the Group strategy announced in February, we continue to restructure and review the roles required to transform the bank.” Similar restructuring of its commercial banking business was announced last month which will eventually result in around 300 more job cuts. Europe’s biggest bank resumed cutting around 35,000 jobs in June, which was the plan prior to the pandemic in March, however, after a delay, it’s now back on the cards with this latest announcement.

Chief Executive Noel Quinn has said the job losses are necessary to re­ duce costs and in turn improve profits, as HSBC grapples with the eco­ nomic hit from the pandemic on its loan books, as well as resulting low interest rates worldwide.

HSBC’s cuts to its UK retail banking business follows a similar move by rival Lloyds Banking Group on Wednesday, November 4.

Insect Pet Food

NESTLÉ’S Purina brand is set to launch a line of pet food using insects as they look to move to­ wards more eco­friendly and environmentally sustain­ able protein sources.

The brand, has experienced strong demand for pet food during the pandemic and are looking to match their com­ petitors by providing options for owners of cats and dogs who want to feed their pets a

different diet. Smaller brands are already offering insect pro­ tein meals for pets, however, the Purina Beyond Nature’s Protein line, which launches this month in Switzerland, will give them strong competition.

Two variations of the insect pet food are set to launch ­ one using chicken, fava beans and protein from black soldier fly larvae, and one using chicken, pig’s liver and millet.

crashes

A B OY r a c e r d e m o l i s h e d £1 million worth of super­ cars in a late­night driving stunt. Ahmed Al Husseini, 25, was chasing a Porsche through Knightsbridge when he flipped his Audi.

The carnage created on August 5, 2019, included a Bentley Bentayga, a £300,000 McLaren and a Porsche Cayenne. Hussei­ ni, a delivery driver, was warned at Isleworth Crown Court that he now faces jail. The court was shown the footage, where the suspect’s Audi hit a parked car on the right­ hand side of the Lennox Gardens in Knightsbridge, flipped over and came to a stop near Slone Square.

Husseini has been banned from driving.

Judge Lindsey Rose has delayed sentencing until December 2, but was told it was an extremely seri­ ous matter although he was freed on bail until sentencing.

Covid recovering PIERS MORGAN has said his parents are getting better, slowly but surely after catching coronavirus and his stepfather finally has his taste back.

The 55­year­old controversial TV presenter disclosed his relief and hu­ mour on Good Morning Britain by saying his stepdad could finally taste the salt in his food and his wine, of course. Piers Morgan’s parents are both in their late 70s and caught the virus from someone in their ‘sup­ port bubble’ no matter how careful they were as well.

The whole ordeal was extremely scary as they are older and still is as they are recovering, but slowly. Piers’ biological father died in a road acci­ dent. His name was Eamonn Vincent O’Meara and he devastatingly passed when Piers was 11 months old. When his mother and stepfather married, Piers took the surname of his stepfather.

Along with Piers’ parents, Kate Garraway’s husband has been fighting the horrible virus since March. He has been in a coma for a long time; however, she recently told the viewers of Good Morning Britain that he has said his first word (pain) since waking from the coma.

Murdoch probe HALF a million Australians have signed a petition demanding an inquiry into Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd launched the petition, which closed after three weeks with more than 500,000 signatures.

Among several points of concern, the call for a probe puts the

spotlight on Murdoch’s News Corp’s (NWS) ‘control’ of Australia’s print media, claiming it is a potential threat to free speech.

The petition to parliament calls for a Royal Commission Australia’s highest form of public inquiry and accuses media businesses of encouraging ‘deliberately polarising and politically manipulated news.’

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Furlough extension THE UK’s furlough scheme has been ex­ tended until the end of March, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced.

“To give people across the UK certainty over the winter, I can an­ nounce that the fur­ lough scheme will not be extended for one month ­ it will be extended until the end of March,” he said.

Employees will re­ ceive 80 per cent of their usual salary for hours not worked, up to £2,500 a month.

The Chancellor also announced increased “support for millions more workers through the Self­Employment In­ come Support Scheme.”

The third grant covering November to January will now be calculated at 80 per cent of average trading profits, up to a maximum of £7,500.

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Co-op Embezzlement A FORMER Co­operative manag­ er has been ordered to repay £4,500 he embezzled from an Aberdeen city store.

Forty­two­year­old Darren Watt had been employed as store manager at the Co­opera­ tive on Sclattie Park in Bucksburn, however, it was discovered he had stolen thousands of pounds over a period of two months.

In an initial charge, the man from Cloverfield Court in Bucks­ burn, Aberdeen, was said to have embezzled goods worth £1,636 and £13,500 in money.

However, the Crown accepted a guilty plea to an amended charge of embezzling approxi­ mately £4,500 from the store be­

MONEY: Is to be repaid. tween January 16 and March 16 2017.

Sheriff Graeme Napier or­ dered him to pay the first £2,250 within 14 days, another £1,125 within four months, and the re­ mainder within eight months.

Fireworks hurled FIREWORKS were hurled at police as hundreds gathered for an illegal bonfire party.

At 8.50pm on Wednesday night, November 4, it was reported that large crowds of people had gathered at a bonfire in Woodchurch.

Officers from Merseyside Police and Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service attended and on arrival ‘a number of youths threw fireworks towards them, which thankfully resulted in no injuries.’

Two 36­year­old men and a 43­year­old woman, all from the Wirral area, have been issued with a fixed penalty notice to pay a £10,000 fine each.

Valencia Solidarity THE 70 students who train at the VCF Football School in Samos, Greece, are learning the values of solidarity and the importance of helping and collaborating in times of difficulty, as the Valencia school helps earthquake victims.

A week ago an earthquake of 6.7 degrees on the Richter scale with its epicentre in the Aegean Sea hit both Turkey and Greece.

One of the places that suffered the most was the island of Samos where two young people lost

their lives and several hundred people lost their homes.

The Valencia Academy has made its facilities available to the authorities. On the artificial grass, tents have been set up to accommodate families who cannot return home. The situation in Greece is also more problematic because of the limitations caused

by Covid-19. For now, the academy has postponed training however, Valencia expects sports activity to return in the middle of December.

Uria Heep star dies Alicante-based Uriah Heep star Ken Hensley has died.

Uriah Heep keyboardist Ken Hensley, 75, passed away at his home in Agos, Alicante on Wednesday, November 4 after a short illness. Details of his passing have not been released, but his death was said to have been sudden. The music star, who moved to Spain in the 2000s, was best known for hits released by the band in the 60s to 80s, such as Easy Livin’, The Wizard, Sweet Lorraine and Lady in Black.

Hensley’s brother Trevor confirmed the news on Facebook, writing: “I am writing this with a heavy heart to let you know that my brother Ken Hensley passed away peacefully on Wednesday evening. His wife Monica was at his side and comforted Ken in his last few minutes with us.” In a career that spanned decades, Hensley appeared on 13 albums with Uriah Heep and was working on a solo album in Spain when he died.

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Nero Vodka meets Mombasa Nicola with a guest.

Johnny and Nicola with Michel and Steven Euesden.

Great service from the staff.

NERO VODKA owned by Nicola and Johnny Morrissey held an evening event in Mombasa Fuengirola on Friday Novem­ ber 6 with a spectacular show by cocktail specialist Sascha Winzeck from Germany.

Sascha kept the guests entertained juggling bottles of Nero Vodka and making exquisite cocktails of various types. The guests were also treated to endless servings of delicious canapés of which each one was infused with Nero Vodka and were created and supplied by ‘Your personal chef Spain.’

The canapès included Nero Vodka seared prawns with an avocado purée, classic prawn cocktail with a bloody Nero sauce, Nero mule ginger chicken with signature Nero chilli sauce and Japanese Nero Salmon.

The drinks flowed and each canapé was devoured as peo­ ple enjoyed the great service from the staff of Mombasa Fuengirola and delightful Nero Vodka. All customers and staff abided by Covid­19 rules, making it an extremely enjoy­ able event.

Sascha kept the guests entertained.

Enjoying the evening.

The drinks flowed.

Mombasa staff.

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A Rare Sighting Buy now

OPAH: The first warm-blooded species.

A HUGE red sunfish weighing 35 kilos and 1.45 metres in length was discovered washed up at the Regional Park of Cal­ blanque in Murcia at the week­ end.

The species, called ‘lampris guttatus’ or more commonly Opah, is the first warm­blood­ ed species capable of keeping all its organs at a stable tem­ perature and is normally found in tropical waters.

The cause of the creature’s

death is still unknown.

The tyre­sized Opah, also known as the moonfish or sun­ fish, is a deep water predatory fish with relatively small red fins adorning its large, round body, which can grow up to 1.8 metres long.

These fins, which flap rapidly as the fish swims, turn out to be important in generating body heat for the Opah, often found swimming with tuna schools.

Mercadona Recall THE famous Spanish supermarket Mer­ cadona has issued a recall due to a Salmo­ nella warning for ‘Pa­ prika de la Vera Dulce.’

The recall is for ‘Pa­ prika de la Vera Dulce’ made by Ha­ cendado, Lote num­ ber L150719, with a best before date of October 2021. The RECALL: No receipt needed.

Canarian Weekly re­ ports that “Mer­ cadona has decided to remove it immediately from their shelves for precautionary measures, after being informed by the health authorities of Aragon that this batch could contain salmonella.”

Returning the product is easy and no receipt will be required at your local store. Both the supermarket and the supplier Orencio SL have apologised to customers.

INVESTMENT opportunities are to be found in Malaga and Mar­ bella amongst other areas for those with the capital to buy a hotel.

Even in the current times of the worldwide Coronavirus pan­ demic, if you have the money ready, there is the chance to in­ vest and reap the benefits. Hotels with 80 rooms are the best bet to buy, with on outlay of anything from €15 to €50 million.

Miquel Laborde said that “As in all crises, investment opportu­ nities are emerging for all those players who have liquidity.” In­ vestors that are willing to take the risk and move quickly are most likely to see the benefits ac­ cording to consulting firms.

€80m cushion HOTELIERS in Valencia have requested €80m aid from the Generalitat to ‘cushion’ Covid restrictions announced on Fri­ day, November 6, by the Min­ istry of Health.

With capacity limitations of 50 per cent, the Business Con­ federation of Hospitality and Tourism of the Valencian Community (Conhostur), said it is “not feasible to reach the profitability threshold and you will see financial chaos at the end of the year.”

The employer’s association, made up of the federations of Alicante (Fepha), Valencia (Hostelería Valencia) and Castellón (Ashotur), said it is still waiting for a response to the request for a meeting with the ‘president’ of the Generalitat, Ximo Puig, to present the situation faced by the 34,000 companies in the sector.

Madrid president isolating THE President of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is in ‘preventative quarantine’ at home.

The Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, was unable to attend the celebration mass for the La Almundena festival on Monday, November 9 as she has come into contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid­19, government sources revealed. Ayuso is currently quarantining at home as a preventative measure.

The capital celebrated on Monday a mass in honour of the patron saint of Madris, the Virgin de la Almudena. Although she has tested negative for coronavirus herself, Ayuso did not attend the festivities. Sources have indicated that the regional president is waiting to know the result of the rest of the tests “and thus continue with her normal agenda.”

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Lost Benefit extension Meghan under fire time IN a legal first, a court in Spain has compensated a dad for not having custody of his daughters during lockdown.

The Court of First In­ stance and Instruction number 1 of Igualada, recognised the right of a father to ‘recover’ the days of weekly custody of his two daughters he missed during confine­ ment. The court heard he ‘could not enjoy this time with his children’ after his former partner ­ with whom he has joint cus­ tody ­ decided to leave the family home during the mandatory confinement period, from March to June, and a week in Sep­ tember due to a possible contagion.

The court ruled it is nec­ essary to ‘rebalance’ the ‘32 days the father lost with his daughters.’

ACTIVISTS: Petitioned the Prime Minister at the weekend.

THE Spanish government has been asked to extend benefits for es­ sential services to vulnerable people affected by the pandemic.

Human rights activists petitioned Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Saturday, November 7 to extend the moratorium on cuts to es­ sential services for low­income or vulnerable families indefinitely.

Groups such as the Alliance against Energy Poverty and the Plat­ form of People Affected by Mortgages reached out to the govern­ ment in an attempt to suspend the interruption of basic services such as water, electricity and gas due to overdue bills, as it did dur­ ing the first wave of the Covid­19 pandemic.

More than 3,000 organisations and social movements demanded in a manifesto that the government ensures that vulnerable families who are still suffering through the financial implications of the pan­ demic, and cannot afford to pay their bills, are not shut off from ba­ sic services. The activists warned that it is the most vulnerable in society who are suffering ­ ‘migrants, women, young people and pensioners’ ­ and that they are ‘at the mercy of companies that might start a wave of cuts of supplies.’

The group went on to remind the Prime Minister that, as recently as October, families who had not caught up on their bills were re­ ceiving warning letters from suppliers threatening to discontinue their services.

MEGHAN MARKLE has insisted that she will contin­ ue to encourage people to get involved in politics, and that her political activism “won’t end after the US election.”

The Duchess of Sussex, 39, has come under fire re­ cently for failing to remain politically neutral, with Re­ publican Jason Smith going so far as demanding Meghan and Harry be stripped of their royal titles af­ ter they urged the public to “reject hate speech, misin­ formation, and online negativity” in a Time 100 video special.

However, a spokesperson for the Sussexes said that Meghan refuses to back down from political ac­ tivism, telling Insider: “Part of being an active member of society is to take part in the democratic process. So encouraging people to get involved in politics is some­ thing that is important.”

Meghan spoke to Marie Claire in August about the

WON’T STOP: The Duchess insists being involved in politics is ‘important.’

importance of voting, saying: “I know what it’s like to have a voice, and also what it’s like to feel voiceless. I know that so many men and women have put their lives on the line for us to be heard.

“And that opportunity, that fundamental right, is in our ability to exercise our right to vote and to make all of our voices heard.”

Elsa Raven dies, 91 ACTRESS Elsa Raven, best known as the ‘clock tower lady’in Back To The Future, died at her home in Los Angeles, aged 91.

During her lengthy TV and film career, the actress appeared in series like The A­Team, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, Quincy ME and Everybody Loves Raymond, and also filmed several scenes for blockbuster Titanic, which starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

Other credits include roles in The Amityville Horror, In The Line of Fire and The Moderns.

But viewers are likely to remember Raven most for the scene in Back To The Future with Marty McFly and girlfriend Jenny where she shakes a donation box and pleads with them to “save the clock tower.”

She died on Monday, November 2, and was a member of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the organisation which awards the Oscars.

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Nobu Marbella To-Go Guests can now enjoy world-renowned Nobu cuisine from the comfort of their own home NOBU Marbella has launched Nobu To-Go, a service for guests to order Japanese-fusion dishes from Nobu Marbella’s innovative menu.

Previously only available from the iconic restaurant, the condensed menu features exquisite signature dishes such as black cod miso, tacos and wagyu beef - to name a few. Autumn calls for cosy nights in and a chance to indulge in good food, and now diners can enjoy Nobu’s combination of unique and exotic flavours from the comfort of home.

Now nights in are just as good as a night out thanks to Nobu Marbella’s new To-Go! Takeaway service is - 7.00pm -11.00pm, to be ordered face-to-face or by phone: 952 778 686.

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Baltic tunnel

English courts

THE Fehmarnbelt tunnel which will connect Denmark and Germany and cost more than â‚Ź7 billion to build has now been approved and once constructed will see a journey time by rail, under the Baltic Sea, of just seven minutes.

EVEN Germans admit that their legal system is not always easy to understand, so there is good news for companies and individuals unable to understand what is going on, with the opening of two English language courts in Mannheim and Stuttgart.

NETHERLANDS Holiday island AFTER the Dutch Prime Minister announced that the Antillean Island of Curaçao was not considered a Coronavirus risk, holiday company TUI has reported a huge jump in bookings from Holland to the Dutch-speaking island in the Caribbean.

FRANCE No takeaway THE home of epicurean delight, Paris, has banned the sale of takeaway food as well as delivery between 10pm and 6am. In addition, the sale and consumption of alcoholic drinks in public spaces during the same hours is prohibited.

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Black magic

Doctors strike

POLICE had to be called to the Molenbeek suburb of Brussels to stop a street protest against a so-called male witch, an astrologer, who was allegedly practising a form of Moroccan black magic, condemned by Islam.

AN ongoing strike by 23 doctors in small communities throughout Norway has been ended by order of the government, but it highlights the problem that does exist with many doctors being made to work excessive overtime.

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WHATSAPP messages are now set to vanish after sev­ en days with the launch of a new feature.

The popular messaging service introduced the fea­ ture on Thursday, November 5, although it will still be possible for recipients to save the messages.

According to a spokesper­ son, when the new feature is

WhatsApp Vanishing on it’s “helping the conver­ sation feel lighter and more private.”

The vanish feature can be turned on by either person in a one­to­one chat ­ and in groups, admins will have control over whether the feature is on or off.

WhatsApp explained that it was starting with seven days “because we think it of­ fers peace of mind that con­ versations aren’t perma­ nent, while remaining practical so you don’t forget what you were chatting about.”

Technical stuff: • Messages will disappear within seven days if users don’t open the app • Messages may also re­ main with a quoted chat, and won’t disappear if the message is forwarded • It will still be possible to preview the message within a notification until What­ sApp is opened.

Missing minors THE number of children and teenagers who have run away from home or are registered as missing in Spain has risen 21 per cent compared to the same period last year.

There are currently 2,839 missing minor cases being handled by social and police authorities.

According to the ANAR Foundation for children and teenagers, the coronavirus has ‘exacerbated the disappearance of minors.’

It said around 70 per cent of children and young people have admitted suffering fear, anguish, loneliness and a lot of uncertainty during the months of confinement and afterwards.

The foundation wants to influence prevention and raise awareness, while offering support through its aid lines, 116 000.

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Speed limits THE Spanish government has announced reforms to Traffic Regulations to reduce speed limits on urban roads and increase penalties for driving offences.

Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska confirmed on Tuesday, November 10, the modifications will come into force on January 2, 2021.

The new regulations which affect speed will do so six months later to allow for their correct disclosure to the public.

Speed will be limited to 30 km/h on urban roads with a single lane in each direction.

They will be reduced to 20 km/h on roads where there is no clear difference between the road and the pavement.

The current limit of 50 km/h will be maintained where there are two or more lanes in each direction.

On conventional roads, the speed limit established for overtaking may not be exceeded by

Limits to be reduced.

20 km/h.

The new regulation states that drivers who use a mobile phone while driving will lose six points on their licence. It was previously three points.

Drivers who do not use a seat belt, helmet or appropriate child restraint systems will lose four points. Fraud in traffic tests will be sanctioned with a €500 fine.

Female first EMILY HARRINGTON has made history and become the first woman to free-climb El Capitan in a day.

She joins just three other climbers who have managed to scale the 3,000ft granite wall in Yosemite national park in California in less than 24 hours.

The 34-year-old reached the top in an incredible 21 hours, 13 minutes and 51 seconds on Wednesday, November 4.

Talking to the San Francisco Chronicle about her achievement in a male-dominated sport, Harrington said she spent years feeling like she didn’t belong and hadn’t earned her place to be a Yosemite climber.

“But throughout this experience, I learned that there is no belonging or not belonging, no formula to achievement up there. I was creative and experimental and I found my own way,” she added.

Police on TikTok THE National Police force has opened an official profile on TikTok, the most popular social network amongst teenagers.

In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, they hope to reach the younger members of the population, in order to, amongst other things, raise awareness about the importance of using masks and other antiCovid measures. They will also focus on preventing gender violence, bullying and drug use.

The official profile on TikTok is @policia091.

The Spanish National Police

force are top in the world for their use of social networks and with TikTok becoming increasingly popular, they have said that they did not want to miss the opportunity to use the App to connect with even more citizens.

They already have 3.5 million followers on Twitter (@policia), expected to reach a million followers on Facebook (@policianacional) within the coming months; their Instagram account (@policianacional) has more than 650,000 followers and on YouTube (@policianacional) they have 67,000 subscribers.

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No visitors Madrid

M A D R I D has updated its restriction measures to advise that homes should have no visitors after midnight.

The regional government in Madrid has backtracked after previously advising that meetings of up to six

people were allowed in a home, as long as no one left before the end of the curfew at 6am.

Now, on Friday, November 6, the government has advised that only those cohabiting should be in the house after midnight.

G overnment officials have also reiterated the importance of ventilation, recommending that establishments increase their terrace areas, stating that “the more exterior, the better.” T hey have also urged establishments to install CO2 meters, advising that they have not ruled out making this mandatory.

According to data provided by the Deputy Minister of Public Health and Covid P lan, A ntonio Z apatero, M adrid has seen a downward curve in the rate of infections since the measures were introduced.

H e advised that the restrictions would remain in place in the coming weeks, since they appear to be helping to bend the contagion curve.

Antonio Zapatero.

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Colombian caught Serious A COLOMBIAN drugs cartel trafficker has been arrested by police after a raid on a luxury villa in Marbella.

In a joint operation with Dutch police, the National Police have arrested a drug trafficker said to be from the Cali cartel (Colombia). The man, initials MAH, of Dutch nationality and Colombian origin, had taken refuge on the Costa del Sol after fleeing from police in the Netherlands. He had lived in a Marbella luxury house since the summer of 2018 until an operation culminated with his arrest.

He is credited with laundering more than €6 million through cryptocurrencies. The money came “from cocaine trafficking,” as explained by the police force.

MAH had recently turned from drug trafficking to money laundering. To do this, he had specialised in cryptocurrencies and had created a company to market them. In his Marbella home, several electronic devices were discovered along with a collection of credit cards connected to accounts with cryptocurrencies. The Dutch authorities estimate that the drug dealer could have laundered more than €6 million in his new job.

Swingers’ party at train station NATIONAL POLICE shut down a swingers’ party being held in commercial premises at the Delicias AVE train station in Zaragoza.

The location was equipped with a bar, tables, sofas and rooms separated by curtains and had been set up by an association for liberal sexual relations.

Officers went to the station following a call from the security guards when music was heard in the middle of the night. They found several people inside who were charged with non-compliance with anti-coronavirus measures, as the party exceeded the permitted number of people on private premises, and was being held after the 11pm curfew.

problem

NEIGHBOURS denounced a party of 30 people without masks on the Costa del Sol. Residents of a property in Benalmádena, Malaga alerted police at around 6pm on Saturday, November 7 to a party in the building of at least 30 people, all apparently foreigners, where nobody was wearing a mark or observing social distancing regulations. This is, of course, completely prohibited under the current State of Alarm.

One of the residents told police: “My parents live below and the noise is unbearable.” Another neighbour said while there are problems in every community, the ones who lose out are the ones who “end up in tubes,” implying that the blatant flouting of rules could lead to a spread of coronavirus.

Police sources confirmed they attended the scene after several complaints and issued warnings to everyone involved. Officials will now fine each participant for a serious infraction under the State of Alarm.

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Dangerous driver A WOMAN, 25, was arrested

by Local Police in Malaga on the Costa del Sol for driving more than one kilometre on the metro tracks while three times over the legal alcohol limit.

The officers found a car on the tracks with three blown out tyres after it got stuck at the entrance to a tunnel on Saturday, November 7.

Malaga Metro security guards had requested the

presence of the police who had to call a tow truck to re­ move the vehicle from the tracks.

It was taken to the munici­ pal vehicle depot, while the owner, who was very obvious­ ly drunk, was charged with a crime against road safety while driving under the influ­ ence of alcohol. She was given a breathalyser test, which showed she had 0.85 mil­ ligrams of alcohol per litre of air in her system.

Malaga Metro reported that only slight damage was caused to the tracks, however, the service was cancelled for two hours, much to the dis­ may of passengers who said they intended to claim com­ pensation.

The woman had driven the wrong way along Boulevard Louis Pasteur, before going round a roundabout in the wrong direction and had crossed the metro stop near Malaga University Hospital and arrived to the University stop before stalling.

FINANCE BUSINESS EXTRA

Fjording ahead SPANISH firm Acciona has been prequalified to carry out the construction of a major road in Nor way that will cross the fjords. The successful bidder will receive a contract worth €250 million and will have to complete by 2024.

Online sales EL CORTE INGLÉS doubled its online sales between June and August and was also given a significant boost by the reopening of stores, but profits are still troubled as its large travel business has lost the bulk of its revenue.

Stamp duty ALL of those involved in the buying and selling of property are appealing to the UK government to extend the current stamp duty holiday by a further six months, as homebuyers face a race against time to get their moves completed.

Brexit deal creeping closer DOWNING STREET has revealed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed during a phone call on Saturday (November 7) to ‘redouble efforts’ to reach a trade deal.

It revealed that Johnson had told the President that there remained “significant differences” in the negotiations between the UK and the EU negotiations, as both sides had opposing positions over fishing rights and the so called ‘level playing field’ agreement.

As time to final divorce gets ever closer, it is understood that additional talks had taken place between the UK’s chief negotiator David Frost and his EU equivalent Michel Barnier so that their two leaders could try to come to some form of agreement in London later this month.

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STAT OF WEEK

€344.269 billion

is, according to the Bank of Spain, the amount of lending made by Spanish banks in the first nine months of 2020.

More fraud in Britain

ACCORDING to an arti­ cle published in the Mail on Sunday, it has discovered that fraud­ sters are getting ready to recruit people through the dark net to share profits by de­ frauding banks (and eventually the British taxpayer) as the fur­ lough schemes are ex­ tended.

The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak is encouraging

high street banks to continue to offer ‘bounce­back loans’ underwritten by the Government and it seems that the crooks are ready to pounce.

His policies have been criticised by many as has his adap­ tation of the Conserva­ tive Party logo where the word Conservative has been replaced by his name.

LEGALLY SPEAKING

Approval of accounts The first item on the agenda for our commu­ nity AGM is: Approval of sub community ac­ counts for 2019. What happens if you vote against the approval? The monies have already been spent so where does that leave things?

D P (Costa Blanca)

You seem to be un­ der the impression YOU AND THE LAW that you are vot­ IN SPAIN ing to approve ex­ penditures. This is not so. The expenditures for 2019 have already been paid, as you say. They were ap­ proved at your previous AGM. Now in 2020 you are only voting on whether the accounts are a correct re­ flection of those expenditures. If you feel they are in error you can vote not to accept them or even go to court to impugn them. The same goes for the min­ utes of the meeting of the previous AGM. These min­ utes constitute a legal document and if they are not accurate, problems can arise. These minutes ­ the ‘Li­ bro de Actas’ ­ are officially registered in a special section of the Property Registry. And now at the 2020 AGM you will vote on the 2021 budget of ex­ penditures.

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.

SPAIN is preparing legislation that would see a 5 per cent tax on stream­ ing giants like Netflix with the funds used to boost Spanish cinematic pro­ duction, the government has claimed.

The law, which would tax online entertainment platforms on the basis of earnings generated in Spain, seeks to bring existing legislation “in line with the reality of the market where

As previously ex­ plained in Euro Weekly News, it is believed by the British National Audit Office that as much as £26 billion (€28.6 billion) of the initial loans will never be paid back, in some cases because genuine borrowers have gone bankrupt, but in many cases because the loans were made to fake companies.

The scheme itself has already been ex­ tended until January 2021 and that may be extended again whilst more banks are being asked to make loans to new customers who have no track record with the bank in­ volved, which could make it even easier for the fraudsters who will share the monies with those they recruit.

Investment by Iberdrola

THE energy company Iber­ drola has announced what it calls the “largest investment programme in the history of a Spanish company,” saying that it intends to invest €75 billion from now until 2025 in support of a green eco­ nomic recovery.

The bulk of the new in­ vestment is expected to fo­ cus on renewables projects as well as upgrading net­ works hoping to almost dou­ ble its electricity production over the next five years.

It hasn’t said where the funds will be coming from al­ though the company expects to increase its net profit to €5 billion in 2025, from €3.4 billion last year as a result of this growth.

Ninety per cent of this new investment ­ €68 billion ­ will be organic and will be aimed at consolidating its business model, based on more renewable energy, more networks, more stor­ age and more intelligent so­ lutions for its customers.

The balance of €7 billion corresponds to the recently announced acquisition of American company PNM Re­

Ignacio Galan, CEO Iberdrola. sources and this unprece­ dented rate of expenditure will represent an average in­ vestment of €10 billion per year between 2020 and 2022, and €13 billion per year in the period 2023­2025.

Investments and procure­ ment of goods and services from its more than 22,000 suppliers will contribute to sustaining up to 500,000 jobs worldwide by 2025. Also, nearly 20,000 new recruits will join the group during the period The company said it would increase investment in its home market of Spain by 60 per cent to nearly €14.3 billion with a further significant boost in the UK where it owns Scot­ tish Power.

Ceuta and Melilla A REPORT by Morocco’s Eco­ nomic, Social and Environmen­ tal Council has concluded that closing the land borders with the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla will not end smug­ gling due to the lack of invest­ ment in the surrounding area.

“The closure of the Ceuta and Melilla crossings by Moroc­ co, and the ban of commercial operations in the port of Melil­ la since July 2018 are effective measures in the short term,” said the report. “However, the closure does not focus on ad­ dressing the deep causes that allowed the spread of smug­ gling.”

Morocco does not recognise Spain’s right to occupy the two enclaves and wants them re­ turned.

Czech GDP overtakes Spain THE latest International Mone­ tary Fund (IMF) survey shows that the Czech Republic is now ahead of Spain for Gross Do­ mestic Product (GDP) per capi­ ta following the onset of the Covid­19 pandemic.

According to the IMF, gross domestic product per capita in the Czech Republic for 2020 equates to 38,120 internation­ al dollars (the IMF converts salaries into international dol­ lars as at 2017 to compare GDP per capita between countries).

The calculation for Spain shows its GDP per capita is at 36,086 international dollars and Czech government spokesman Lukáš Kovanda, believes that Spain is unlikely to recover its previous advan­ tage.

Streaming companies to pay new tax new audio­visual players have multi­ plied as a result of new technolo­ gies,” an economy ministry state­ ment said on Friday, November 6.

The text “extends the obligation to fund European audio­visual produc­ tion to those providers offering ser­ vices in Spain even if they’re not

based there” in a nod to platforms like Netflix, HBO, Disney and Amazon Prime Video.

“Providers with a turnover of more than €50 million generated from ser­ vices in Spain must allocate 5 per cent of these revenues to finance Eu­ ropean audio­visual works or as a

contribution to the Cinematography Protection Fund,” it says.

Of that amount, 70 per cent must be used to finance audio­visual works by independent producers, and a minimum of 40 per cent must be used to fund independent films “in any of Spain’s official languages.”

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PRICE(P) CHANGE(P) COMPANY 3I Group 1.056,50 1.061,50 Admiral Group 2.969,0 2.974,0 Anglo American 1.980,6 1.998,4 Antofagasta 1.085,50 1.091,50 Ashtead Group 3.155,0 3.175,0 Associated British Foods 1.697,5 1.705,0 AstraZeneca 8.476,0 8.575,0 Auto Trader Group Plc 580,40 587,20 Avast 501,00 504,24 Aveva 4.200,2 4.240,0 Aviva 281,30 282,80 B&M European Value Retail SA542,20 544,60 BAE Systems 434,70 440,60 Barclays 112,30 113,48 Barratt Developments 572,12 572,40 Berkeley 4.506,0 4.506,0 BHP Group 1.619,80 1.633,80 BP 200,49 203,24 British American Tobacco 2.523,7 2.530,9 British Land Company 377,90 378,60 BT Group 101,10 102,35 Bunzl 2.603,0 2.611,0 Burberry Group 1.488,0 1.492,0 Carnival 917,2 935,2 Centrica 39,55 39,73 Coca Cola HBC AG 1.850,0 1.861,0 Compass 1.154,00 1.155,50 CRH 2.927,0 2.946,0 Croda Intl 6.554,0 6.580,0 DCC 5.372,0 5.386,0 Diageo 2.694,5 2.707,5 DS Smith 296,90 300,50 EasyJet 548,20 550,20 Experian 3.129,0 3.153,0 Ferguson 8.512,8 8.563,7 Flutter Entertainment 14.205,0 14.235,0 Fresnillo 1.353,78 1.360,50 GlaxoSmithKline 1.406,00 1.419,40 Glencore 173,62 174,96 Halma 2.573,0 2.581,0 Hargreaves Lansdown 1.463,00 1.465,50 Hikma Pharma 2.650,68 2.653,32 HSBC 337,60 340,80 IAG 107,41 108,25 Imperial Brands 1.223,93 1.238,64 Informa 465,40 466,50 InterContinental 4.282,0 4.282,0 Intermediate Capital 1.331,00 1.335,00 Intertek 5.932,0 5.950,0 ITV 80,00 80,55 J Sainsbury 203,40 204,30

% CHG. 1.042,00 2.960,0 1.962,4 1.082,50 3.134,0 1.681,5 8.472,0 578,80 499,00 4.100,0 280,70 530,71 434,70 111,88 543,63 4.405,0 1.619,20 200,30 2.507,7 375,70 100,85 2.572,0 1.462,9 904,6 39,26 1.838,0 1.139,00 2.912,0 6.526,0 5.310,0 2.656,0 295,80 539,10 3.127,0 8.483,2 13.985,0 1.320,50 1.403,20 172,38 2.558,0 1.451,00 2.631,12 337,15 104,68 1.222,80 462,40 4.195,0 1.327,00 5.884,0 79,93 201,00

NET VOL 45,83K 19,81K 41,64K 50,83K 53,30K 65,64K 146,31K 130,38K 11,89K 8,43K 529,58K 38,96K 126,45K 3,42M 259,53K 2,24K 264,87K 922,35K 24,05K 109,93K 1,33M 37,99K 16,23K 87,29K 258,10K 19,61K 85,79K 37,47K 5,70K 18,99K 263,45K 183,74K 82,47K 86,42K 0,47K 15,19K 14,68K 88,40K 2,06M 44,88K 21,42K 0,29K 175,23K 2,63M 16,64K 181,28K 34,40K 10,39K 9,19K 358,53K 533,91K

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Johnson Matthey 2.286,0 JSC MMC Norilsk Nickel ADR 26,62 JSC VTB Bank DRC 0,838 Land Securities 547,60 Legal & General 198,90 Lloyds Banking 27,53 London Stock Exchange 8.950,0 Meggitt 301,90 Melrose Industries 130,10 Mondi 1.630,50 National Grid 940,80 NatWest Group 125,95 Next 6.216,0 Ocado 2.624,19 Persimmon 2.779,6 Phoenix 726,20 Prudential 1.065,00 Reckitt Benckiser 7.138,0 Relx 1.687,50 Rentokil 571,80 Rightmove 664,10 Rio Tinto PLC 4.702,5 Rolls-Royce Holdings 72,35 Rosneft 4,94 Royal Dutch Shell A 1.015,00 Royal Dutch Shell A 1.015,2 Royal Dutch Shell B 978,4 RSA Insurance 650,60 Sage 671,13 Samsung Electronics DRC 1.355,00 Sberbank 11,44 Schroders 2.790,0 Scottish Mortgage 1.106,56 Segro 962,50 Severn Trent 2.477,0 Smith & Nephew 1.420,00 Smiths Group 1.436,00 Spirax-Sarco Engineering 11.960,0 SSE 1.355,00 St. James’s Place 966,20 Standard Chartered 366,50 Standard Life Aberdeen 243,10 Taylor Wimpey 138,55 Tesco 221,70 Tui 332,49 Unilever 4.710,0 United Utilities 888,00 Vodafone Group PLC 105,78 Whitbread 2.404,0 WPP 655,73

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2.297,0 26,92 0,840 547,60 199,80 28,04 8.973,0 301,90 131,20 1.638,00 945,00 127,50 6.252,0 2.648,00 2.782,0 729,60 1.075,74 7.192,0 1.701,00 576,40 666,60 4.732,0 72,61 4,97 1.025,40 1.026,5 987,0 655,40 673,40 1.355,00 11,53 2.802,0 1.116,39 962,60 2.484,0 1.428,00 1.440,50 12.010,0 1.356,29 970,00 372,00 243,70 138,55 222,50 334,75 4.748,0 890,40 106,26 2.405,0 658,90

2.277,0 26,54 0,832 538,80 197,44 27,48 8.920,8 292,40 127,15 1.616,00 937,60 125,60 6.190,0 2.613,00 2.671,7 720,22 1.062,90 7.138,0 1.687,00 566,80 661,66 4.682,5 69,02 4,94 1.012,50 1.013,6 976,2 648,40 668,80 1.346,00 11,43 2.772,0 1.089,49 955,40 2.463,0 1.410,82 1.425,87 11.920,0 1.340,50 960,00 365,80 238,10 132,25 219,50 321,90 4.710,0 874,40 105,38 2.369,0 652,98

23,92K 114,17K 50,67K 65,78K 577,54K 7,20M 9,08K 104,28K 194,69K 71,37K 267,92K 630,11K 11,50K 33,28K 31,18K 29,59K 23,03K 37,76K 87,41K 175,20K 5,04K 130,08K 4,78M 31,71K 14,28K 15,30K 394,10K 1,79M 26,46K 3,23K 343,73K 3,35K 490,35K 13,22K 7,04K 9,66K 14,32K 7,02K 18,64K 53,31K 284,99K 218,42K 1,94M 2,04M 112,90K 215,97K 66,08K 377,33K 16,19K 43,76K

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US dollar (USD) ........................................1.1885 Japan yen (JPY)......................................123.001 Switzerland franc (CHF) .........................1.06835 Denmark kroner (DKK) ...........................7.45314 Norway kroner (NOK) .............................10.8528

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

PRICE 163,02 1.761,75 3.311,37 231,67 118,69 157,74 161,29 71,15 37,53 49,45 293,41 201,26 284,24 184,27 114,04 45,39 142,25 102,96 216,56 80,36 223,72 128,90 143,23 260,15 429,95 347,46 58,53 198,47 145,77 127,46

CHANGE 164,30 1.772,43 3.322,00 233,21 119,20 158,47 165,54 73,27 37,60 49,99 294,60 204,39 286,78 186,00 115,10 45,80 143,19 105,10 217,89 81,14 224,36 129,91 144,07 261,75 436,57 352,00 58,75 199,68 146,22 128,04

CHANGE% VOLUME(M) 161,57 1,69M 1.740,35 1,66M 3.232,00 4,65M 230,04 2,03M 116,13 114,46M 154,52 9,00M 160,76 2,98M 70,83 8,37M 37,08 19,48M 49,25 9,29M 288,06 13,89M 200,42 2,48M 282,85 2,84M 182,88 3,08M 113,39 5,25M 44,90 36,23M 139,65 5,94M 102,39 12,55M 214,25 3,92M 79,45 6,63M 218,03 25,23M 128,35 2,95M 142,38 4,70M 254,49 3,80M 424,28 21,71M 344,57 2,99M 58,01 11,99M 195,43 6,18M 143,55 5,40M 124,61 6,26M M - MILLION DOLLARS

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+26.58% +3.34% +12.57% +8.35% +2.84% +14.86% +0.87% +20.42% +14.03% +12.99% +1.71%

4.46M 567,822 16.53M 456,776 9.58M 2.26M 452,327 1.37M 11.23M 1.86M 471,478

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974,636 14.41M 4.49M 31,161 664,499 21.65M 748,760 4.65M 1.64M 12.15M 21.71M

Most Advanced Trade Desk Inc. Cl A MercadoLibre Inc. Roku Inc. Cl A iRhythm Technologies Inc. NVIDIA Corp.

Zillow Group Inc. Cl A Booking Holdings Inc. Appian Corp. Cl A Zillow Group Inc. Cl C Axon Enterprise Inc. Equinix Inc.

Most Declined Stamps.com Inc. Global Blood Therapeutics Inc. Sarepta Therapeutics Inc. Amerco Align Technology Inc. Assembly Biosciences Inc. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. Amazon.com Inc. Ontrak Inc. Electronic Arts Inc. Tesla Inc.

FINANCE, BUSINESS & LEGAL

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Mr Kipling makes exceedingly good

HOVIS BREAD: One of Britain’s favourite adverts.

H O V I S w h i c h i s s y n o n y­ mous with brown bread and has been a name in British households for 134 years has now been sold by joint owners Gores Group and Premier Foods (who own the Mr Kipling brand).

It had originally been wooed by an Italian food company Newlat but when private equity firm Endless started a bidding war, the I t a l i a n s p u l l e d o u t a l­ though their offer was ex­ pected to be in the region of £100 million (€110 mil­ lion) so Endless were the winners for an undisclosed sum.

Hovis is a favoured con­ sumer bread brand and is supported by its key cus­ tomers and suppliers. It has seen strong growth in its branded market share

and the business is well placed to capture a further share of the UK’s £4 billion (€4.4 billion) overall bak­ ery category.

With headquarters in High Wycombe, the busi­ ness employs around 2,700 people and operates eight bakery sites, its own flour mill and a distribution net­ work spanning the UK and Northern Ireland.

Explaining the reason for making this purchase, End­ less have said that under the current management team, Hovis has seen a sig­ nificant upturn in trading in the last four years and will continue to drive its strategy focused on deliv­ ering great quality prod­ ucts, customer value and service.

Further investment

Spanish GDP AS the majority of analysts as well as the Spanish government forecasts that the drop in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for 2020 will be between 11.1 and 11.5 per cent, the European Commission has taken a much gloomier view of the health of the Spanish Economy.

It has now revised its autumn forecast by 1.5 per cent to suggest that because of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and increasing confinement that it could be as high as 12.4 per cent.

A return to high unemployment is an additional factor in helping it make this decision.

agreed as part of the deal with Endless will allow the Hovis management team to make significant invest­ ment into the business in­ frastructure, growth of its branded range and other bakery products.

BUSINESS EXTRA Co-op bank STILL in the red, the Co-operative Bank reduced its losses in the third quarter to £23.5 million (€25.85) and it appears that it will have a much better year than 2019 when it showed pre-tax losses of £152.1 million (€167 million).

Venture fund A RECORD for the most money raised on debut has been set by All Iron, a Spanish investment company owned by the founders of Ticketbis (which was purchased by eBay in 2016) by attracting €66.5 million in Madrid for its first venture capital fund.

Fraud probe CANADIAN airline manufacturer Bombardier which has manufacturing resources in the UK is to be investigated by the Serious Fraud Office over suspected bribery concerning aircraft and parts sales to Garuda airline of Indonesia.

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FEATURE

GO LOCAL

THE EURO WEEKLY NEWS is urging its read­ ers to support local businesses in the com­ munity by going local through the lock­ down and for your Christmas shopping this year, instead of feeding online giants and superstores.

This lockdown and festive period we chal­ lenge you to rediscover your local high streets, markets, butchers, greengrocers and all of the wonderfully quirky indepen­ dent businesses in your area.

Due to the Covid­19 pandemic, you may have to support many local businesses by ordering online and making use of any click and collect services they can operate if you are unable to get out due to health reasons or lockdown restrictions.

The joy of shopping local means that in­ dependent businesses can help support the local community.

Although it may be a euro or two cheaper elsewhere or online, consider where your money is actually going. By shopping at an independent store you’re putting food on a

local family’s table, and there is no better time than Christmas to give back to your community by making a small gesture and shopping in this way.

Many local stores support local charities, support and sponsor local sports teams and in many cases the small independent stores are actually much more than just a small high street shop, they’re a family’s legacy, often passed down through numerous gen­ erations and support not just the current owner, but the generation before.

For those stores which are new, that ex­ tra couple of euros spent there are sup­ porting someone’s dream and ambition, and also the courage it took them to step out alone, which is no easy task. It takes quite a large chunk of money to set up an independent store and compete with the multi­national and chains.

So be sure to pre­order your turkey from a local butcher and get your spuds from a local greengrocer, let us revive that com­ munity spirit and get to know our neigh­

bours again.

You could also consider purchasing gift vouchers from local businesses to help them over the coming weeks, thinking out­ side the box can often lead to some fantas­ tic ideas. Why not buy a meal for two, an hour’s tattoo time at a local studio, a hair cut at a local salon or an online study course for someone looking to change their career path.

As people are struggling with finances thinking about what friends and family may actually need is important too. Whilst it’s nice to give a glamourous gift perhaps pre­ paying a family member’s phone bill for the month would actually be a better gift. Help­ ing people alleviate stress and worry, give the gift of peace of mind through these dif­ ficult times.

Choosing to spend your money locally will really make a difference in the recovery of the local economy. When we buy local, our money stays local, and it strengthens the local economy in two ways. First, buy­

ing local keeps money circulating within the local economy. Studies have shown that lo­ cal businesses recirculate a greater share of every euro as they create locally owned supply chains and invest in their employ­ ees.

Data shows that local retailers return 52 per cent of their revenue back into the lo­ cal economy, compared to just 14 per cent for national chain retailers.

Money circulating through the local economy benefits everyone who is a part of each transaction. For example, let’s look at a local farmer growing produce.

First, they sell to a local restaurant, which in turn prepares the fresh produce and sells it to local customers. The farmer pays its local employees and the restaurant uses revenue from sales to buy supplies from a neighbourhood hardware store. This example illustrates how the recirculation of money in the local economy leads to a stronger financial foundation for our neigh­ bours and communities.

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BUY LOCAL: By shopping locally, independent businesses can help support the local community.

Buying local also fuels new employment and job opportunities for people within our community. Studies show, locally owned businesses employ more people per unit of sales and retain more employees over time.

While buying local is financially com­ pelling to our communities; the benefits to our environment are equally impressive.

Buying locally reduces the processing of

goods, packaging and transportation waste, which leads to less pollution.

There’s a massive cultural shift underway redefining the way people make buying de­ cisions. We’re seeing more individuals con­ cerned about the environment, about how products are made and sourced, where ma­ terials come from, and a company’s overall social and environmental impact.

Many businesses are joining our Go Local campaign including SOHO Market Marbella, created by single ‘mumpreneur' Lara Gonzalez, who Is empowering women on the Costa Del Sol by inviting them to join her in her new venture. SOHO Market Marbella will open on December 1, and will offer up independent businesses a chance to showcase their offerings in a unique environment. Space is still available for people who wish to be involved, to find out more call Lara on 616 862 648 or visit www.sohomarketmarbella.com.

Just remember to follow the latest government advice and any guidance businesses have to keep everyone safe.

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FEATURE

We simply have no choice LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT WHAT I do find quite remarkable, is how quickly references appertaining to major terrorist attacks disappear from the main media. (Unlike George Floyd style incidents that get rammed down our throats for months).

The horrific Viennese massacre is a case in point. Within a few days, the whole appalling incident seems to have been quietly relegated to the domain of under carpet sweepers and ‘see no evils.’ What also happened to Khairi Saadallah, suspected of killing the three gay men in a Reading park? Or the toe­ rag who killed the police officer in Croydon? Just how long do the authorities think they can ‘gaslight’ the public into believing these are all unrelated events committed by perpetrators with ‘mental problems’?

We simply cannot afford to continue ignoring the fact that we are under a concerted and continuing attack from a sole fanatical enemy. The laxness of the

authorities in the Viennese massacre is almost beyond belief. No doubt they are also hampered by the same ‘politically correct’ dangerous nonsense that affects us all ­ but they really should have been on to this one. This perp had served 22 months for trying to reach Syria and join IS jihadists. He worshipped in a mosque that intelligence services suspected of promoting extremism and a few hours before the attack, appeared on an Instagram post swearing allegiance to IS while holding an assault rifle, a handgun and a machete across his chest. He really couldn’t have been more obvious about his intentions had he announced it on national news!

The West need to completely forget about ‘offending’ anyone, shut the PC brigade down completely and take up a serious offensive against these murderous insurgents. The first thing that needs to be done is to stop any more of them coming in. A multi­ national security border force should be set up, physically preventing every able bodied male from the Middle East entering the West ­ full stop!

For eight years I lived among these people and I can state quite

categorically that most of them simply cannot be trusted. They interpret kindness as a sign of weakness and, despite what they say, a large number of them hate and envy the West and its ‘infidel’ inhabitants. Deportations must become a priority. As a deterrent, whole families of convicted or suspected terrorists need to be removed.

Camps must be set up to house and vet immigrants that do manage to breach security, and separate prisons built for Islamist extremists. ‘No go’ areas operating under ‘sharia law’ must be freed up and made safe for all indigenous citizens and, if necessary, enforced by military armed personnel.

The provocative burka must also be banned. If these tough measures lead to confrontation, so be it. At least we will know who our enemies are!

It is of course a tragedy that innocent and genuine refugees have to suffer for the sins of others, but, if we are to survive this war, I am more than convinced that we simply have no other choice.

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

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FEATURE

Are you at a loss?

MARBELLA MOMENTS

BY NICOLE KING SIMON LAWRENCE sings at my choir and one day he told me he had a vi­ sion for my hair. As he’s a hairdresser with 20 years’ experience at Vidal Sas­ soon apart from everything else, I agreed to a new look, particularly as he does home visits.

So far the response from everyone has been amazing; so thank you Simon for following through!

My hair has been a focal point for as long as I can remember. As a child people would stop my mother in the street to comment on it, but I was not impressed with the attention or the curls; back then there was no hair con­ ditioner so brushing the tangled mess was agonising!

Thankfully with the latest hair prod­ ucts it’s now totally manageable and I’m grateful for having lots of it; as a dear friend pointed out from her per­ sonal experience years back “better

too much than too little.”

I’m happy to learn that solutions have changed when it comes to thinning hair also. Again thanks to Simon I’ve learnt a lot about how wigs and hairpieces can be tailor­made nowadays to address al­ most every issue. In fact this is Simon’s speciality; so much so he even gives on­ line training courses to share his exper­ tise with other professionals.

He explains that Alopecia Totalis and Alopecia Universalis both mean a com­ plete loss of hair, requiring a full wig.

Several types of base caps have been developed such as Swiss lace with a Polyurethane (PU) perimeter. This al­ lows the wig to breath and the PU gives strength and robustness. If the wearer wants to have it attached for weeks at a time, so one can sleep, shower and enjoy a normal daily rou­ tine, he uses a special hypoallergenic adhesive. If you wear your hair back­ wards then he uses an ultra fine HD lace for the frontline so it is unde­ tectable.

For those with fine, thinning hair or even patches of Alopecia Areata he recommends a ‘volumiser,’ which is

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Other bespoke options include the choice of hair texture, European, Indi­ an, Chinese and the exact colour, with highlights and low lights etc. All these preferences aren’t readily available in a shop which is why Simon is so sought after locally and internationally.

Surprisingly there are many reasons why women lose their hair, but for men it’s often due to male pattern baldness. They produce a chemical called DHT, which strangulates the hair follicle and the growth stage stops. He adds that Minoxidil can be used to counteract this, but on its own will do very little.

It has become stylish for men losing their hair to simply shave their heads but with the options Simon offered they might prefer a groomed hairstyle that can also be fixed so it only needs a simple re­groom every four weeks.

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So just why did Trump lose?

MIKE SENKER IN MY OPINION Views of a Grumpy Old Man YES, YES, YES He lost. Good over evil pre­ vailed. The biggest turnout in American history got it right as far as I’m concerned and 74+ million voters agree. Trump also got 70 million, but strangely all his were legitimate but Biden’s weren’t. As usual, Trump is crying like a baby about this be­ ing rigged and that being phoney. Every­ one of importance in the World now recognises Joe Biden as President Elect but still, as of today, Trump has not ac­ cepted defeat. So why did he lose?

Well, in my opinion, and this is my col­ umn so that’s what you are going to get, people were fed up with his insulting speeches and name calling of anyone that disagreed with him. He surrounded himself with yes men, many of whom broke nu­ merous laws and got nicked only to be par­ doned by the Boss at a later date.

Lots have said they expected him to be a bad loser. I personally think he is a bad los­ er because he was a bad winner. Nothing he does has any class whatsoever. He is a liar. News stations were cutting away from his speech the other night when he was

rambling on, stating they could not justify him the air time when he was just blatant­ ly lying. Twitter was putting notices on his tweets saying they were not factual. Did he do some good stuff? I don’t know, maybe?

Republicans of standing are saying he should accept defeat. His own family are saying it. I saw Rudy Giuliani outside the Four Seasons, the garden centre in be­ tween a funeral home and a sex shop, not the world famous hotel which had already put out a statement saying he was not go­ ing to be at their premises. He’s saying it was all going to be decided in court and they were going to sue everybody in sight.

If you want to see what Giuliani is all about look at his ‘performance’ in the new Borat movie.

Eventually Trump will make a concession speech and my guess is that it will not be done with dignity like every other outgoing POTUS before him. It’s over. It’s done.

Hopefully Joe Biden will be a great Presi­ dent and will bring the country back to­ gether. I’m sure he won’t spew the hate that Trump did causing the biggest divide the USA has ever witnessed. Who knows, maybe for whatever reason, the USA could have a non­white female President soon too. Now there’s a thought!

Email: mikesenker@gmail.com

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SKEWED SUBTITLES THAT LEAVE EVERYONE LOST FOR WORDS IN these uncertain times, at least TV subtitles have a way of helping us to stay cheerful!

A debate on the BBC’s Victoria Der­ byshire show complained that media coyness on gynaecological issues put at risk women’s health. Well, call me old­fashioned, as Dame Edna might say, but the debating panel should have consulted the programme subti­ tles, which avoided embarrassing words and spoke instead of ‘Ghana logical problems’ and something called the ‘regina.’

And how about Keir Starmer as ‘ke­ fir starter’? David Attenborough as ‘David Attaboy’? And ‘sight loss’ as ‘people with sidelocks’ during an RNIB appeal indicating it was a difficult time for people with sight loss?

There was, too, an unexpected pitch invasion in a recent online Com­ mons when Mr Speaker called on Cris­ tiano Ronaldo to ask Matt Hancock a question. At least that’s what ap­ peared on Kirsten Oswald’s screen. It was an own goal: the auto­caption function on the SNP MP’s computer

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

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had misheard and it was her views on testing that were being sought not, alas, the Portuguese footballer’s.

Whatever would her computer call Je­ remy Hunt?

And then, there are all the misun­ derstandings. “We’ve seen lots of doggers. Lots of... not doggers, of course. Lots of dog walkers and jog­ gers” ­ as the BBC weather presenter Carol Kirkwood quickly corrected her unforgettable forecast from Green­ wich Park.

In the last Irish general election campaign, Leo Varadkar, the Fine Gael leader, listed his local accomplish­ ments in a leaflet, but some recipients found some words indecipherable.

Asked as an experiment to read it aloud, one woman detected the words ‘burner and traitor,’ In fact, the former taoiseach was referring to ‘buses and trains.’

Finally, in his infamous ‘Barnard Castle press conference,’ Dominic Cummings claimed, had he stayed in London, he would have had to hire childcare ­ unfortunately subtitled as ‘higher childcar.’ What? University­ level childcare for his four­year­old?

Andrew Marr’s called it ‘Castle Barnard,’ BBC announcers called it ‘Bernard’s Castle,’ while BBC subtitles insisted it was ‘Castle Bar Not.’ We should be thankful the Cummings family didn’t drive to Cockermouth.

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Greece Lockdown GREECE is now in nationwide lockdown for three weeks to curb a recent Covid surge.

The latest restrictions took effect from Saturday, Novem­ ber 7, and represent the sec­ ond time this year that the country has ordered a nation­ wide lockdown after experi­ encing another sharp spike in Covid­19 infections last week.

In his address, Prime Minis­ ter Kyriakos Mitsotakis said: “I’ve chosen to take drastic measures sooner rather than later.”

Under new lockdown proto­

cols, retail businesses are closed with the exception of supermarkets and pharmacies and residents need a permit to venture outdoors at allocated times. Primary schools have stayed open, but high schools are closed.

Greece registered 2,646 in­ fections on Wednesday, No­ vember 4, which is the highest daily tally since its first case sur­ faced, bringing the total num­ ber of cases to 46,892.

Sadly, the country has expe­ rienced 673 people deaths from Covid­19.

Sad Song Crash

A GRIEVING woman has been fined for causing a head­on crash after hearing a sad song on the radio that reminded her of her sister.

May Wilson, who was grieving following the sudden death of her sis­ ter, heard the song as she was making her drive home when she drifted onto the wrong side of the road, colliding head­on with a Ford Transit van.

The crash, along the A947 at King Edward towards Banff, was so se­ vere that firefighters had to free the 58­year­old driver of the van from the wreckage before being taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.

Wilson had faced a charge of causing serious injury by dangerous dri­ ving over the incident, however yesterday, the plea of guilty to a lesser charge of careless driving was accepted by the Crown, and she was fined £800 and given six penalty points.

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YOUR STARS FOR NEXT 7 DAYS ARIES (March 21 - April 20) Putting yourself first is necessary at the moment.

There is so much happening this week that you may be tempted to run yourself ragged trying to do it all yourself. It is possible to persuade others to give a hand and, although it may seem too much trouble at the time, you will reap the benefits in the longer term.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) You should bear in mind that you are the best one to decide what you want, when you want it and how you will go about getting it. Others may offer you short cuts, but is that really going to deliver the goods? I think not.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) You know where you are going and who with, but there is this one unresolved thought in your mind. It is just a thought, isn’t it?

Or is it more? This is something only you can answer. Be prepared this week to take advice and ask questions.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23) You are still looking more to the past than to the future, but now it seems that circumstances are urging you to move ahead at more of a pace. Because the matter becomes urgent, it may seem to you that circumstances are overtaking you. The choice is still yours if you show speed and determination.

LEO (July 24 - August 23) What you truly want in life is now becoming clear to you.

Not for you the fuzzy ideas of the past. Now, you realise that, if you do not give a strong lead, then others will lead you. To avoid going backwards now you must be determined and clear.

VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) With your self-confidence on a high note, you are ready to sing the song of your future. There will be highs and lows but that is what makes life interesting and exciting. Do not now avoid changes for the sake of peace.

What is exciting and balanced this week is where your future lies.

LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) Where you see things failing to go your way, it may seem that others are being unfair. It is unlikely to be that simple. Perhaps, by being too easy-going and friendly, you have given the impression of not being particularly caring. State your case and change the tune.

SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) Judgement may be impaired this week and it would be advisable to get second and even third opinions. In much the same way that you sometimes have an instinctive feel for things and situations, you now have this sensation about a certain person.

An unbiased and imaginative opinion scatters your stress.

SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) This week be prepared to be forthright when it comes to a certain difficult situation. This involves someone trying to get you to make a decision you are either not sure of or against. Your good humour is unlikely to deflect them but being openly insistent may.

CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Are you being pushed into a corner? There is no need to respond with aggression, but a smooth and fast move is required to avoid this. They say that forewarned is forearmed. You know more of the circumstances than I do, but there is someone you can call on as an ally, isn’t there?

AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) You are looking to having everything your own way, which may not be entirely out of the question. The only sticking point could be that you are not even willing to be sharp with someone who has been far from straight with you. Be prepared to trip over a loose end later if you do not tie it up now.

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

BUTLER CERIUM DEARTH HEYDAY HUMPTY IMBIDE LARIAT MIRROR NARROW PEOPLE (10) PRAISE SERIES STANCH TEETHE TEMPER THIRST TINGLE TUMULT UREMIA

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PISCES (February 20 - March 20) So far as your work or business life is concerned, those in authority may seek to see things done their way. Where they seem to pay lip service to your needs, that is all it is… talk. Be clear that you want action and that you will not give in easily. Humour will not help.

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CODE BREAKER

ENGLISH-SPANISH

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

Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 2 represents G and 21 represents Y, so fill in G every time the figure 2 appears and Y every time the figure 21 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 Billete (6) 4 Attack (6) 9 Desk (in school) (7) 10 Barba (5) 11 Tren (5) 12 Mothers-in-law (7) 13 Raincoat (11) 18 Parade (procession) (7) 20 To hunt (5) 22 Despierto (no dormido) (5) 23 Problema (7) 24 Adviser (consultant) (6) 25 Isla (6)

Down 1 Tablecloth (usually lace or embroidered) (6) 2 Copy (5) 3 Shelf (7) 5 Mesa (5) 6 Pelea (discusión, riña) (7) 7 Mayor (6) 8 Pansy (11) 14 Mensaje (7) 15 Anclas (7) 16 Customs (border office) (6) 17 Amigo (6) 19 Unhurt (5) 21 Cebra (5)

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION • LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION • LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION QUICK Across: 1 Boots, 4 Still, 7 Furiously, 8 Solo, 10 Reveal, 12 Finger, 13 Adds, 16 Whispered, 18 Rigid, 19 Maybe.

Down: 1 Beams, 3 Sore, 4 Shower, 5 Instead, 6 Loyal, 9 Longing, 11 Helped, 12 Fewer, 14 Seize, 15 Trim, 17/2 Day off.

CRYPTIC

Across: 1 Kestrel, 5 Carps, 8 Merge, 9 Calypso, 10 Neptune, 11 Shade, 12 Larks, 14 Upset, 19 Awash, 21 Amiable, 23 Montana, 24 Avoid, 25 Ditty, 26 Steamer.

Down: 1 Kimono, 2 Scrap, 3 Roebuck, 4 Lichen, 5 Calls, 6 Replace, 7 Shovel, 13 Against, 15 Private, 16 Jammed, 17 Harass, 18 Welder, 20 Heady, 22 Broom.

ENGLISH-SPANISH Across: 1 Climb, 4 Spear, 8 Lie-down, 9 Hands, 10 Deseo, 11 Arrives, 12 Rabbit, 14 Fabric, 18 Cortina, 20 Sabor, 22 Medio, 23 Landing, 24 Miser, 25 Etapa.

Down: 1 Colador, 2 Items, 3 Brócoli, 4 Sunday, 5 Echar, 6 Renovar, 7 Vasos, 13 Boredom, 15 Ausente, 16 Cirugía, 17 Sailor, 18 Camas, 19 Irons, 21 Boina.

CODE BREAKER

BOGGLED

FUTOSHIKI

oiled oiler deli dell dermic drill dire dice dicey aide aider aired holier hole holed holt holm hied hilt hill hire hired lied lire riel rile riled rill redo ride rice thole third tulle turn lump lumpy mire mired mice cried cred credo cider ciao code coder coda coir eider mull mulled muller geode ruth rummier rump prim

NONAGRAM arch arco carl cart char craw crow faro fora fort frat frow hart hoar oral orca raft rota taro torc trow wart wort actor carol chart coral craft crawl croft flora forth froth horal larch orach ratch roach throw torch trawl wharf whorl worth wrath wroth choral factor harlot FLOWCHART

HEXAGRAM

WORD LADDER

1 TURRET 2 NEATER 3 LETTER 4 STRATA 5 NUTRIA 6 PLANET 7 TEASEL 8 REPEAL 9 WEALTH 10 SILVER 11 DELETE 12 TEETER 13 LARVAL 14 TETHER 15 STEREO 16 MOTLEY 17 RESCUE 18 BREATH 19 ENCORE

DOLL DOLE DOME (DALE) DAME (LOME) LAME LAMP

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COIN RONDA

MIJAS

WEATHER

MALAGA

BENALMADENA MARBELLA ESTEPONA

TOMORROW ANTEQUERA

Malaga TODAY: MAX 21 MIN 15-C Fri 19 14 - Th Sat 18 12 - Th Sun18 12 - Cl Mon 20 13 - Cl Tues 21 13 - Cl Wed19 13 - Cl

Alicante TODAY: MAX 19, MIN 15-C Fri 19 15 - C Sat 17 13 - Th Sun17 14 - Cl Mon 16 15 - Cl Tues 19 14 - Cl Wed19 14 - Cl

Almeria TODAY: MAX 21, MIN 14-CL Fri 20 15 - C Sat 19 16 - Cl Sun19 15 - Cl Mon 21 15 - Cl Tues 21 15 - Cl Wed20 14 - Cl

Benidorm TODAY: MAX 20, MIN 13-C Fri 20 15 - C Sat 21 16 - Th Sun19 16 - Cl Mon 21 16 - Cl Tues 21 15 - Cl Wed20 15 - Cl

Bilbao TODAY: MAX 19, MIN 14-C Fri 19 13 - C Sat 18 13 - Th Sun17 12 - Th Mon 17 11 - Cl Tues 17 13 - Th Wed16 15 - Sh

Mallorca TODAY: MAX 23, MIN 14-CL Fri 21 15 - Cl Sat 20 15 - Th Sun19 14 - Cl Mon 20 14 - Cl Tues 19 14 - Cl Wed20 13 - Th

Madrid TODAY: MAX 19, MIN 13 -CL Fri 17 15 - Th Sat 15 13 - Sh Sun15 13 - Cl Mon 16 13 - S Tues 17 13 - Cl Wed17 13 - Cl

Barcelona TODAY: MAX 19, MIN 14-CL Fri 19 15 - Cl Sat 19 15 - Th Sun17 13 - Th Mon 17 13 - Cl Tues 19 13 - Cl Wed19 12 - Th

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FUTOSHIKI Fill in the squares so that each digit from 1 to 6 occurs exactly once in each row and column. Greater-than and less-than signs indicate the relationship of the two adjacent squares. There is only one solution, and you can find it without guessing.

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.

COIN RONDA

MIJAS

MALAGA

BENALMADENA MARBELLA ESTEPONA

SATURDAY ANTEQUERA

COIN RONDA

MIJAS

MALAGA

BENALMADENA MARBELLA ESTEPONA

S: Sun

C: Cloudy

Th: Thunder

Cl: Clear

Sh: Showers

Sn: Snow

Euro Weekly News strives for accuracy, but cannot be held responsible for any errors in published forecasts

TARGET:

SCORING:

• Average: 19 • Good: 27 • Very good: 39 • Excellent: 50

4 letters: 1 point 5 letters: 2 points 6 letters: 3 points 7 letters: 5 points 8 or more letters: 11 points

KAKURO 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.

CRYPTIC Across 1 Has drink in clubs up Soho (4) 3 Answer given by troubled soul? Not I! (8) 9 Escape eagle circling around a kid's head (7) 10 Districts of Poplar East? (5) 11 It's metal crime, reportedly (5) 12 Set out to marry drunk (6) 14 Take in sailor's sphere (6) 16 Swing end of rod to try to catch fish (6) 19 Shape made by tipsy cleric (6) 21 Follow husband in lawsuit (5) 24 Doctor, that is, registered household appliance (5) 25 African port built from granite (7) 26 Being soundly defeated must be a change for harsh Ted (8) 27 Due to include king or nobleman (4) Down 1 Mean lass confused one taking orders (8) 2 Illustration on page 50: a hollow tree (5) 4 Ukraine port some passed over on the way up (6) 5 American period of employment (5) 6 Some nice Bergen sandwiches contain lettuce (7) 7 Common food that comes from no shops (4) 8 Austrian composer of Harlem Shuffle (6) 13 Practise about a funeral car (8) 15 Hotter? Odds against colder (7) 17 A child's first coin, in a manner of speaking (6) 18 Tax already removed before the French sting (6) 20 Spades, for example, for California roads (5) 22 A stamp used initially for a farewell (5) 23 Prepare to publish current returns (4)

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Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3X3 box contains the digits 1-9.

There’s no maths involved. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic.

Across 1 Clergyman (6) 4 Faucets (4) 8 Tired of (3,2) 9 Little (5) 10 Go against, as of rules and laws (10) 13 Situated directly below (10) 17 Not decorated or elaborate (5) 18 Wild dog of Australia (5) 19 Look for (4) 20 Refuse to take notice of (6)

Down 1 Small, inexpensive restaurant (4) 2 Exhibition of cowboy skills (5) 3/18 Person who is in charge (3,3) 5 Ornamental quartz (5) 6 Gloomily angry and silent (6) 7 Run away from confinement (6) 11 Chair of state (6) 12 Uproar (6) 14 Male duck (5) 15 Ballroom dance from Argentina (5) 16 Deal with successfully (4) 18 See 3

WORD LADDER Move from the start word (WARM) to the end word (DISH) in the same number of steps as there are rungs on the Word Ladder. You must only change one letter at a time.

WARM

SPANISH LESSON BACK DISH

Any word ending in a vowel (A, E, I, O, U): Add -s.

Cabeza [head] - Cabezas Mono [monkey] - Monos Bota [boot] - Botas Manzana [apple] – Manzanas

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

Words ending in a consonant: Use -es Ciudad [city/cities] - Cuidades Jardín [garden/gardens] - Jardínes Color [colour/colours] - Colores Examen [exam/exams] – Exámenes Words that end in S: Use -es but not all the time Autobús [bus/buses] - autobuses Mes [month/months] - meses Crisis [crisis/crises] - crisis Rompecabezas [puzzle/puzzles] – rompecabezas Words that end in Z: lose the z and use -ces Lápiz [pencil/pencils] - lápices Raíz [root/roots] - raíces Luz [light/lights] - luces Actriz [actor/actors] - actrices

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Norwegian Air to suffer

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THE Norwegian government announced on Monday, November 9, that it will not be providing any more additional financial support for pandemic-hit Norwegian Air. The decision leaves the cash-strapped carrier in a precarious situation after being hit hard by the coronavirus crisis and having to ground most of its fleet.

Norwegian Air said in August that it would run out of cash in the first quarter of 2021 unless it could secure fresh funds and has held talks with the government in the hope of winning support.

Industry Minister Iselin Nyboe told a news conference: “It is a tough message to get. But we are answerable for the responsible use of public funds.

“Norwegian Air has a financial structure that makes it risky for us to go in with support. It was not defensible.”

Norwegian Air Chief Executive Jacob Schram said: “That the government has decided to reject the request for funds is disappointing and feels like a punch in the gut for everyone at Norwegian.”

Madrid Parties MADRID parties have kept the Local Police busy over the long week­ end.

The police have been to 400 illegal parties in Madrid, over the La Al­ mudena long weekend. The parties have been both in establishments that have ignored the new curfew rules and private parties at peo­ ples’ homes. A worrying theme is that social distancing rules seem to have been forgotten at the Madrid parties and masks were not being worn either. Also, there were many breaches of the number of peo­ ple allowed to be together.

The number of Local Police in Madrid has doubled over recent months to enable them to police the restrictions in place due to Covid­19.

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SAFE BUT CLEAN Dear Editor I’M not one to grumble but feel I have no choice but to have a rant about the ‘new wave’ of littering.

It appears empty cans and crisp wrappers have been replaced by masks supposed to be worn on the face, not strewn on the floor.

While I totally accept we are in the middle of a health crisis and the well-being of the nation is paramount, I don’t see how that should be at the expense of the environment.

I’m fortunate enough to live by the sea on the Costa del Sol and love walking along the beach.

But this morning I came across four discarded masks in a short stroll.

We each have a responsibility to protect ourselves and others by wearing a face mask, but surely we also have a responsibility to keep the streets and beaches clean.

Unhappy walker

I empathise with BA in this week’s EWN I’ve previously had very good treatment at Velez-Malaga Comarcal hospital.

However, last week the consultant I saw was rude, totally unhelpful and dismissive of my extreme pain.

As I was leaving the room he said something and made what was to me an insulting gesture. I’ve lear-

OUR VIEW Divided nation

IN the wake of former Vice President Joe Biden’s tight victory in the presidential race, it will be tempting to look at the razor thin margins across the map and declare the nation a house divided.

But there are other more cheering conclusions to be drawn.

American democracy is alive and well.

Votes were counted (and will be recounted), courts will field litigants, state officials will do their jobs. The process was far from smooth, and beyond frustrating to watch, but that is a democratic system in action.

Better still, and despite strenuous efforts to pigeonhole Americans into their hyphenated identity groups, people of all races walked into their voting booths with diverse ideas about the best man to lead the nation... and voted for Republicans in unprecedented numbers.

They did not vote by tribe, they voted for and against policies that mattered in their lives. Are there still divisions among us? Of course, there always will be. But more than 65 per cent of eligible Americans believed in the power of their vote, and our democracy.

In 2020, decency was on the ballot, and more Americans voted to defend it than have voted for any candidate in history. In a year when hundreds of thousands of Americans have perished to a global pandemic, and millions more fear for their livelihoods, they have elected a President whose empathy and capacity to sit with suffering rank among his chief hallmarks.

On January 20, 2021, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be sworn in as president and vice president, the two embodying a series of ‘firsts’ in their new roles.

Finally, how heartening it is to be reminded that journalistic, tech and business elites do not call elections, and that money notwithstanding the hundreds of millions wasted in trying to do so cannot buy a seat in Congress.

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Face masks - the new litter.

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6.00pm last orders for the Costa del Sol

ned now that it is known as the ‘forearm jerk’ or ‘Iberian slap - corte de manga,’ an obscene gesture that communicates moderate to extreme contempt and is roughly equivalent in meaning to ‘f*** me’ ‘f***you.’ Unbelievable!

Tricia Gabbitas

Hi Leapy I do want to know what’s going on? I believe the non white population in the UK is under 10 per cent, yet 99 per cent of adverts have non-white folk in them!

Believe you mentioned this some while ago? Why?!

It would seem the world is going mad in all ways?

Keep up the good work. Perhaps your column in Euro Weekly should be in the Daily Mail or would you be arrested for speaking the truth?!

Cheers Alan

The expats have gone quiet, last week they were claiming it’s because off the UK tourists.

Like there is any...

PB

Political Correctness in the UK Totally agree. The police get berated for stop and search, but statistically young black males in certain towns and cities are the culprits of the crime so why are they not allowed to do their job.

Simple, accusations of racism. If police want to do their job let them. Always a racist card played. You don’t see young white males that get stopped banging on it’s because I’m white. Sick and tired of it.

TA Bang on it Leapy! The voice of sense & reason. Why are we still allowing our country to be taken over by these hateful foreigners!!

AS

POLITICAL HYPOCRISY ? a. The Brexit vote wins with a 4 per cent margin The Remainiacs screamed ‘the electorate were fooled, they were lied to, they did not understand...’ b. Democrat Biden wins with a 4 per cent margin The crowds howl with joy that democracy is the winner !

To which bunch of clowns, if either (or both ?), did you belong ?

John G Deacon

The Show Must Go On Just wanted to say well done to the Rock the Lock Down team.

I read online they have released a new single to raise money for charity.

I’m a singer who hasn’t worked for much of the year because of the pandemic, and I loved Rock the Lock Down.

I felt as though I wasn’t on my own.

They have raised awareness as well as money good on them.

And they haven’t given up, they are keeping going with the new single The Show Must Go On, which I will definitely be downloading. Great job!

Happy singer

Queen seen wearing mask for first time I’m glad she’s being safe. At her age, she’s very vulnerable.

LJW

Police fine party organiser 10 Grand for two-bed rave So £10,000 fine to the organiser, so why not £1,000 fine to each of those COV-IDOITS that attended... Ahhhh!

HW

JOE DONE IT! Biden declared winner of the US election Guess all those cheering have not read Agenda 21/30 or been through the World Economic Forum Covid Action Platform website... (some horrors for humanity in that one) or have any clue about the Biden family in cahoots with the CCP... or indeed any knowledge on any of the Cabal/Illuminati/Bilderberg Group/Council of 300/Kazarians etc. ‘Lambs to the slaughter’ springs to mind, if Biden gets in.

To the Euro Weekly Team I just wanted to thank you all for your newspaper, it’s absolutely brilliant and so balanced. I love Leapy Lee and think Dione is so sweet and encouraging.

Keep up the good work.

Debbie, Fuengirola

RD

The Royals Family Christmas Likely to be Called Off Just the same as everyone else then.

HJ

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Hopefully her speech as well.

SW

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How Are You Living Your Life? Running is good DIONE for anxiety LOCKYER YOUR mindset determines everything that hap­ pens in your life. If you are negative, opinionated, frustrated or anxious, this is what your everyday life will become. If you are positive, passionate, supportive and energetic, this too is what your life will become.

Every human will go through certain challenges in their lives, however, it’s how you deal with those challenges that determine your life’s path. A simple change of mindset can help you become your best self. So many people do not realise how valuable mindset is. As Henry Ford famously stated, “Whether you think you can, or think you can’t, you’re right!”

Every physical aspect of our life is created from our mindset. If you do not learn how to control your mindset, your mindset will control you. If you want a better life, a life that brings you joy, happiness and peace, then you need to start with your thoughts.

Mastering Your Mind Membership teaches you how your thoughts become feelings and your feel­ ings become your behaviours.

Here is an example: It’s Monday morning, your alarm starts to ring,

you feel the sense of dread. Another day with fur­ ther government announcements. You begrudging­ ly get out of bed, with the initial thought of anxiety, not knowing what today will bring.

Will there be another lockdown?

What will happen to the curfew?

How will I support my family?

You have created a negative thought and associ­ ated Monday morning with negative thoughts and feelings, therefore, your behaviour will mirror that and your day will be a drag!

Now flip this around.

You wake up on a Monday morning. You feel energised, ready to take on the day and are excit­ ed about what it is you can achieve. Whilst there may be new rules, you can still choose to own your day. Yes, you are only allowed to stay within your town, but your town has all the essentials that you need right now. You choose to use the curfew wisely. You may start to read that book you never have time for. Bake cakes with the kids, spring clean the house, study something you are passionate about.

You have a natural spring in your step and a smile on your face. Your behaviours will be of a positive nature, therefore, your day will become enjoyable.

You are the only person that is responsible for the life you create. No one else is to blame. How YOU choose to react, think, feel and behave is solely your decision.

If you would like help understanding this in-depth, please feel free to join my women-only membership www.dionelockyermindsetmentor.com/membershipoffer

EVERYONE knows that run­ ning regularly keeps you fit, in shape, and is great for circulation amongst nu­ merous other health bene­ fits.

What we are less famil­ iar with is the benefit to our mental health, and in particular helping with anxiety.

Exercise reduces the body’s stress hormones, in­ cluding adrenaline and cor­ tisol, therefore running as a means of reducing anxi­ ety is a great idea. Aerobic exercise, such as jogging, has been shown to reduce both generalised anxiety and anxiety sensitivity.

If you are the kind of person who suffers from panic attacks, then reach­ ing for the running shoes will help you to feel better faster than hiding away at home.

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I’m back at the start but am different!

MS BIPOLAR UP AND DOWN WITH BALANCE UNEDITED I’M sat in the coffee shop with my Mum and Dad waiting to go in - I’m back at the Mental Health Hospital - damn Covid has meant they can’t come in with me and I have to go in alone.

I feel excited as I have waited so long for an appointment, nervous because I know what is coming next, the leg is going up and down like mad and by this point and I can feel my eyes filling up. Breathe - I get up from the table and walk towards the building.

Heart is racing, hands are trembling, the entrance has changed - it’s not where it has always been, it’s around the back.

Why change it? I can’t get in - I’m going to be late, I can’t be late.

I am once again sat on those cold green metal chairs, the tiles on the wall are cold.

I wish I wasn’t sat there alone, I haven’t had to be here for a long time. I see a friendly face, the nurse that looked after me when I was so poorly in hospital - Breathe.

Plucking up courage to approach my psychiatrist to admit defeat, I need help, I have tried ,but I am now tired of trying.

Sat in the Doctor’s office, she has known me right from the start, nine years now.

I can feel my heart slowing down, I feel safe, I’m glad to see her. She smiles but I can see the worry on her face. She knows that if I am back with her, I am not in a good place.

She listens to me - congratulates me on how far I’ve come, how much I have matured from that scared little girl. I am now a woman who knows herself, and admits when I need help.

She doesn’t just shove me on medication and sends me on my way - no - she listens, she explains what we need to do next in order to help me get through this.

I have done this before , I will do it again Better days are coming, I don’t know when but they will.

If you feel alone, don’t forget you can always reach out on the email address below or follow me on Facebook @Mswillowbipolar.

Love, Ms Bipolar X

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Update on food, drink, entertainments, what’s on and weekly happenings

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Help the Food Fairies for a bright Xmas THANKS to the latest restric­ tions announced by the Junta de Andalucia there is a slight change to the Food Fairies Hol­ lywood themed lunch at the Beach House Restaurant in Elviria on Saturday November 28.

In order to ensure that every­ one has plenty of time to enjoy the afternoon with its six fantas­ tic tribute artists and also give the staff of the Beach House time to clear the decks for a 6pm closure, the event will now start at 12.30pm for 1pm.

Kara Caradas and Lynn Quin­ lan will be heading the Food Fairies appeal this Christmas as Penny Quinlan is snowed under with both the Harbour and Playwright restaurants open.

Speaking to Euro Weekly News about this event and the general work that the Food Fairies do, Lynn Quinlan said “I feel very privileged to be part of the Food Fairies and knowing that our efforts will make Christ­ mas a little easier for some fam­ ilies is a good feeling.”

Pausing from one of her reg­

THEMED LUNCH: The Beach House will embrace Hollywood. ular deliveries of food to those in need, Kara Caradas made the following appeal “Please help us make sure no child in our community is without a present of food this Christmas morn­ ing.”

Tickets cost €60 per person (which includes IVA) and from that, €25 will be passed to the Food Fairies so that they can provide a food hamper for up to six people for every ticket sold, which means that not only will you have an amazing time but you would be helping those now in need due to the

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pandemic.

The event is incredible value for money with a four­course meal and a welcome cocktail in­ corporating vodka supplied by sponsors Nero Premium Vodka but that is not all, as local artists have been queueing up to per­ form at the event.

Reservations are a must and these can be made by contact­ ing the Beach House by calling 952 839 458 or emailing info@thebeachhousemarbel la.com, alternatively visit their website for details of the loca­ tion and to view the menu.

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Tapas route boost A TAPAS route to boost local businesses will be held between Saturday, November 14, and Satur­ day, November 21, in Sitio de Calahonda, Mijas Costa.

The first Sitio de Calahonda Tapas Route ­ Support & Get to Know Our Local Businesses!, will see local restaurants offering a beer or soft drink and a small tapa for €2.95 at each of the 10 participating venues.

An official flyer will be available at any of the 10 establishments, which clients can get stamped at each one after having their tapa.

Those who finish the route have the chance to win four cocktails at the Millenium Cocktail Bar, who have donated the raffle prize.

The restaurants are: Little India, Bay of Bengal, Lit­ tle Italy, Pollo Loccco, Dos Leones, Slow Boat, 97 Bar, Kizzy Caribbean Kitchen, Roberto’s Grill and Sports

Bar and The Boathouse, which will all be offering in­ ternational tapas.

All are in Sitio de Calahonda, at locations including Avenida de España (The Strip), Centro Comercial El Zoco, Jardines de Calahonda and Calle Jose de Or­ baneja.

Most will open around 1pm and will be closing at 5.30­6pm in accordance with current restrictions.

The organiser, Daniela Wenk, got together with the local businesses in an attempt to improve their situation in this difficult time. She reports that many restaurants in the area are suffering and that this will bring in some much­needed trade, while allowing people to try new restaurants.

More information, timetables and photos will be available on Facebook Group Sitio de Calahonda Q&A.

Get well soon

FRIEND of Euro Weekly News and popular chef Steven Saunders of the Little Gerani­ um in La Cala de Mijas who regularly gets readers taste buds tingling with his columns in the paper is having to go in­

to hospital for a few days.

Wife Michele has posted the following on social me­ dia: ‘From Monday November 9, my beloved husband, our chef and patron Steven, has

to have a series of operations to remove thrombosis in his legs caused by extensive time on his feet over many years.

He also has a heart murmur which now needs urgent treatment.

‘All this means that we have no option but to close until Steven has fully recov­ ered. At this time, we don’t know when that will be but we will aim to reopen when Steven can walk again.

‘As you know Steven loves creating and cooking his spe­ cial food and will miss it during this time as well as miss seeing you all. Thank you everyone for your support and we all look forward to seeing you as and when possible again.’

Although this edition of the paper (1845) contains a brand new recipe from Steven, the following week we will repeat one that garnered a lot of in­ terest from last year.

In the meantime, all of us at the EWN family wish Steven a speedy return to the work he loves

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This week celebrity Master Chef Steven Saunders from the famous award-winning Little Geranium restaurant in La Cala, makes an authentic and classic bean stew for winter.

Steven Saunders FMCGB The Little Geranium La Cala de Mijas www.thelittlegeranium.com WHEN I was at Brocket Hall near St Albans in the UK, our restaurant manager once asked me if I knew how to cook a Fabada.

“A what?” I said. He said that his family had some northern Spanish connec­ tions and that Fabada was a typical dish and a stunning one made with a certain type of dried bean, black pudding and a special chorizo.

“Hmmm” I said, “I will get the ingredients if you come into my kitchen and cook it!”

Surprisingly, he agreed and so there was this incredibly smart suited and booted restaurant manager (called Adam) working at my greasy stove giving instructions like …”no parsley, no salt, no tomatoes,” he was very spe­ cific. Then he popped a lid on it and said, “I will come back in a couple of hours.”

About two hours later he came back and skimmed from the top of the saucepan

Authentic Fabada all of the fat that had risen to the top coming from the black pudding and the chori­ zo, he put a ladle in and said, “there you go!” Is that it? I thought.

At Brocket Hall I was trying to cook high end food to Michelin standards and couldn’t see how some beans with sausages could be incor­ porated onto my menu, that is until I tasted it!

OMG, the flavours were di­ vine because the juices from the Asturian morcilla (black pudding) ham and chorizo leak out into the stock and get spiked by the presence of the sweet, not spicy pimenton.

The beans cook in the stock to a soft sponge like legume absorbing all the flavours and there really is no need for salt or parsley or anything, it is simply perfect as it is. Our clients raved about it (Adam took all the credit of course!) and whilst I did make a minor tweak, I did not waiver from the tradi­ tional recipe. The only thing that I did change was instead

FABADA: This dish is what great Spanish food is all about.

of cooking it in water, I re­ placed the water with chick­ en stock (or you can use veg­ etable stock) giving it deeper and better flavours.

So here in southern Spain I have been dying to try it out on clients and for the last week or so I have been mak­ ing it as the Amuse de Chef (a small taste of it before the other dishes) with my team explaining that this is a little piece of Spanish tradition and culture.

My opinion is that it is a million light years away from some of the poor Spanish paella we get here on this coastline, which is often dry and has inferior frozen fish baked into it.

The ingredients in the Fabada are what makes the dish. It is not rocket science, buy great ingredients and guess what? You get a great result!

Buy frozen fish, shove it to­ gether with some rice flavoured with yellow food colouring and throw in some frozen peas and you get

something that survived in the 70s but that should not exist (in that form) in 2020, but it does.

Pictures of paella and oth­ er Spanish favourites are still plastered all over many of the menus. Tip: If you want great authentic food, avoid restaurants that have pic­ tures of the food!

As winter starts to emerge here on the coast, we can feel a little nip in the air. As it has now got colder, can you imag­ ine coming home to a Fabada slowly cooking in a pressure cooker or on a slow (safe) stove? Filling the home with aromas that will create mem­ ories, this dish is what great Spanish food is all about.

So, get down to a good su­ permarket like a Carrefour where they sell all the excel­ lent Asturian specialties and get a Fabada on the go this winter.

It is simple to cook and you will never ever fail to get the compliments, it really is something very different and very special.

I sometimes think about Adam and can see that he looks happily settled on Face­ book and every time I make a Fabada I hear his deep voice saying, no parsley!

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

Authentic and fantastic Fabada!

Ingredients (serves four) 4 Asturian Chorizo 4 Asturian Black pudding (Morcilla) 250g of Lacon ham (see note below) 1 white onion peeled but left whole 2 cloves garlic peeled but left whole 1 litre of chicken stock or veg stock 1 generous tablespoon of pimento dulce (sweet red paprika pepper) 500g of dried white beans (fabes) pre­soaked in cold water for minimum 12 hours or overnight.

1 large pinch of saffron threads Salt, optional. taste first!

Note Weights of the above main ingredients can vary but don’t be too concerned. The main ingredi­ ents are your chorizo, morcilla from Asturias

and the Lacon Spanish ham which is a speciality cut from the pork shoulder, cured and dried.

If you can’t get hold of this you can find a small piece of pancetta on the bone fairly easily in most supermarkets.

Method Drain the water away from the beans and place them in a large saucepan.

Warm the chicken stock.

Put the chorizo, morcilla, the onion and garlic and the ham on top of the beans and pour over the warm stock.

Now stir in the pimento.

Bring to the boil then skim off some of the fat from the top using a ladle and reduce the heat to simmer and simmer for one hour.

After an hour dig into the stew using a spoon and check that the beans are soft. If they are not then leave back on the simmer for another 30 minutes. If they are, then remove the stew from the heat and allow to rest and cool.

When required, simply ladle out some of the beans (enough for four) and some of the juices into a smaller saucepan and then remove and slice the morcilla, the chorizo and take a few lit­ tle slices off the ham and reheat it all in the small pan.

Serve in little bowls with lots of bread (to mop up the juices) and keep topping yourselves up from the stew pot. Or you can just serve the stew pot in the centre of the table family style and everyone just helps themselves. Enjoy!

Follow Steven on Instagram ….@saunderschef The Little Geranium, Winner of Best International Restaurant Spain…2020 www.thelittlegeranium.com For bookings: Michele@thelittlegeranium.com

Something very special.

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With staff working from home and the office managed behind locked doors they managed to assist clients without compromising their customer service. Also with Brexit issues this has also made everyone’s lives in Spain full of uncertainty.

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HARRY STYLES has been forced into 14­day lockdown during filming of his new movie Don’t Worry, Darling.

New Line, the studio behind the Olivia­Wilde directed film, has suspended production af­ ter a crew member tested posi­ tive, forcing Styles and others into quarantine.

The flick also stars Florence Pugh, Chris Pine, KiKi Layne, Gemma Chan and Nick Kroll with Wilde playing a support­ ing role.

According to Deadline, the studio has been following

strict protocols, and the posi­ tive test came up during rou­ tine testing.

The person who tested posi­ tive is not believed to be a member of the principal cast but ‘someone who was in close enough proximity to them.’

The publication was told that everyone on set has begun isolating for the required 14 days and no one else on pro­ duction ‘has tested positive at this point.’

Filming will be paused for 14 days in line with safety guide­ lines.

A Hellish year TOWIE star and GC’s ex James Argent is broke after spending the last 12 months in and out of rehab for drug addiction.

Argent, who split from Gemma Collins in July, has spent up and is skint after the year from hell, reports The Sun. Papers filed to Companies House show James Argent Ltd has ‘zero cash in the bank’ for 2020 compared to £63,867 in 2019.

The pandemic and Argent’s personal issues saw his earnings slump and the company made a loss of almost £24,000.

He suffered two overdoses in May when paramedics reportedly had to force their way into his home to save his life.

His battle against drug addiction has put people off hiring him, he has admitted in the past.

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All cars, all years, all models… from exotic to classic. Spanish, English, Dutch plated. Call us on 951 977 329 or 606 647 597. (288748)

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INTERNATIONAL SKIPPER LICENCE: Courses held in English and starts soon. RYA VHF and Radar Courses. 626 245 098 (289769)

PEST CONTROL COCKROACHES, ANTS, insects, fleas, mice, rats, wasps, termite specialists. Fumigations, bars, restaurants, houses, etc. Sanitary department officially registered certificates.

Guarantee. Serving the coast since 1985. Only legal English owned pest control company on the coast. If you want the best then phone N.P.S. Nigel 606 008 940 (289652)

PET CHARITY ACE CHARITY ‘El Refugio’ in La Cala de Mijas is a registered charity. We have on average 275 dogs in our care and we receive no help from the Town Hall or the Andalucian government. We desperately need foster homes and adoptants for our many dogs, especially the small ones and puppies who do not do well in a big shelter. We are grateful for any help offered, including donations of food and blankets. Visiting times are from 13.00 to 15.00 and you can always turn up or make an appointment by calling Denise on 669 018 736. Our website is www.ace-chari ty.org where you can view all the dogs in our care.

(93320) ADANA THE ANIMAL SHELTER IN ESTEPONA. We always need volunteers to walk and socialise with our dogs and help with cleaning. We also need good homes for our animals that you can see on www.adana.es. Kennels open every day 10-1.30, Camino de Casares, near Parque de los Pedregales, Estepona. (5 minutes from the Poligono) For more information call 952 113 467, available from 10.00am until 14.00pm. (93319) ANIMEX Foundation offers free will upgrading when leaving something for abandoned animals. Contact animexfoun dation@gmail.com or call 692 166 434 now for this absolutely free service (288287) ARCH - The Andalusian Rescue Centre for Horses, registered charity 8448, is open to visitors every Sunday from 9 am until

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12 - 18 November 2020 2pm. Working closely with the Spanish authorities, we rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused and abandoned horses and donkeys. Come and meet our current rescues, learn about our work and how you may be able to help. Run solely by a small team of dedicated volunteers, the Centre is located between Alhaurin el Grande and Coin in Comm. de Viñ a Borrego behind Venta Miralmonte. For more information and directions see our website www.horserescuespain.org, our Facebook page Centro Andalusi de Rescate de Caballos or tel.

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Volunteers are much needed in all departments and are welcome at any time. For our riding for the disabled classes, we are also in need of extra helpers. We are nationally registered by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior (164640) but only with your support can we give the equine a voice. If you can just commit to 2 or 3 euros a month it will really help make a difference. You can find us at Lauro Golf Equestrian Centre, Alqueria, Alhaurin de la Torre.

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MALAGA A CLOSE THE GAP AS THE JUNTA CLOSE THE ACCESSES

THE BAHA Whiskey mini League got hotter at the weekend when Malaga A defeated Athletico Benahavis 3­2 to remain unbeaten and close the gap on League leaders Aston Viñuela.

The local team didn’t have it easy though.

After their high pressing game saw them take a 2­0 lead through newcomer Shaun Duffy and Ian Salt the ‘Bees’ subsutituted Smith for Adam Chandler.

This proved to be an inspired move as the ‘Bees’ got themselves back into the game and from 2­0 down they got it back to 2­2.

However the Malaga team again stepped up the pressure and Marcelo sealed the win to take Malaga A to within three points of the League leaders with three games in hand.

In Saturday’s other League game Malaga C and Sporting Benahavis played out a 0­0 draw. The League games were followed by

Malaga A team (above) defeated Athletico Benahavis (right) 3-2 at the weekend. two friendly matches with Malaga A beating Sporting Benahavis 3­2 and Malaga C draw­ ing 0­0 with Athletico Benahavis.

The League has now been suspended due to the latest restrictions introduced on Sun­ day November 8 by the Junta Andalucia in an attempt to combat Covid.

It is hoped the league can be completed as soon as possible after the new restrictions

are eased, hopefully in two weeks time.

These latest measures will have a slight effect on the ‘local ses­ sions’ at Finca Naundrup and Be­ nalmadena. Members living out­ with these municipalities will be unable to travel to them.

The Walking Football League looking

to their official opening to the season on January 17 next year are recruiting referees.

Experience preferable though not essential as full training will be given. Generous ex­ penses paid when qualified.

Contact walkingfooty.com or apalmar 2011@hotmail.com.

Finally Best Wishes from all Walking Foot­ ballers on the Costa go to Gordon Cooper for a speedy recovery after breaking his collar bone in an accidental collision during a Malaga v Bena­ havis game.

There will be news next week of two new League Competitions and a Foreign visit.