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Labour law reforms A

s we go to press the new and somewhat controversial labour laws proposed by the Spanish government are due to be voted on.

Warner bros & turismo de tenerife

Clash of the tourists Not for the faint hearted – Tenerife recently welcomed 20 titanic tourists, winners of an international competition launched by Warner Bros and Turismo de Tenerife.

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wenty would be directors/actors were flown to Tenerife from all over Europe – the competition was held in 18 different countries – and each given the chance to direct scenes from the epic adventure, starring Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes, filmed here last year and released early in 2010. A professional film

Spanish premier Zapatero has already tried, unsuccessfully, to bring the main unions on board but the proposals would appear to be a pill just too bitter to swallow. However he and many international economic commentators would argue that the country’s current

used by firms to pay a portion of an employee’s dismissal in case of a severance – similar to a system already in operation in Austria.

It is also widely expected that the current provision of severance pay of 45 days per year worked will be cut – from anything from 33 to 20 days, depending on the repor ts.

However how the proposals are going to affect those on existing permanent long term contracts remains to be seen.

Adeje Universidad de Verano

Baltasar Garzón Visit

crew with full back-up was at the disposal of each would-be director as were the costumes and make up professionals necessary to make their scenes truly professional. And when they weren’t behind the lenses the winners were extras in the other scenes.

The sometimes controversial Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzón will be the invited guest speaker at the official opening of the Adeje summer university.

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he fun took place over a weekend in June, with winners getting free transfers to and from their country of origin and accommodation in the five-star Sheraton hotel in La Caleta.

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labour laws are too inflexible and changes, in Zapatero’s words, “will ease job creation, employment stability and will generate confidence in the Spanish economy over the medium term”.

Some of the measures proposed include a limit to the length of fixed term contracts to two years (which can be extended by a further year), there are also plans to create a fund for workers co-sponsored by the government that could be

The opening, on July 17th, at 7.30pm in the Convento de Adeje, will also be attended by the borough’s leading authorities as well as luminaries of the academic world.

Sun, sea and lots of sand

Bigger beach

Beach Boys

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Adeje plans to merge three beaches Page 7

World Cup 2010

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Tourism opportunities

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hilst for some the thought of an eruption means head for the hills, for many others it is a time to pack their bags and get as close to the action as they can.

In Japan for example a whole industry is built around the dozens of live and extinct volcanic cones. Often visitors will return several times a year to enjoy the landscapes in their various seasonal aspects. Since the eruption of Mount Unzen (1990-1995) they have established several tourism sites including memorial halls and museums to cater for the daily busloads of tourists and many active volcanoes are included in the country’s trip agendas.

According to Patricia Erfurt Cooper of Australia’s James Cook University, “volcanic and geothermal areas are becoming increasingly popular for travellers who are looking for unique experiences in unusual natural

environments. Often located within protected areas such as national parks, geoparks or world heritage sites, volcanoes and their related features such as hot springs, geysers, terraces and boiling mud ponds are integrated in the tourism sector in many countries worldwide.”

The Stromboli volcano in southern Italy draws regular visitors to witness its daily eruptions and in out of the way areas an increase of over 30 per cent in local tourism figures has been registered when volcanic action begins.

Closer to home, the Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote is a huge draw every year, as is the Cueva del Viento volcanic tube in Tenerife’s Icod de los Vinos and the Teide National Park, the most visited park in Spain and a World Heritage Site (2.8 million visitors in 2008).

The Canarian Government’s tourism department is even now working on a promotional movie featuring the large vari-

ety of volcanic formations and structures forming impressive and spectacular landscapes in the Islands. Called Volcanic Experience and filmed in a documentary style, the film compares various volcanic features of the Canaries with

volcanic phenomena in our Solar System and claims that, “the Universe is here”. A so far unexplored area are the possibilities presented by the hot springs, of which there are 10 so far documented in Tenerife for example. The

Tourism threats

Ignorance is danger W

e caught up with Doctor Simon Day of the University College London at the conference, a scientist who became renowned worldwide after a BBC programme highlighted his theor y that a part of La Palma could collapse into the sea and cause tidal waves along the American coast and the Caribbean.

Day’s theory has been called into doubt by many other scientists who claim that it has no scientific base, but he sticks to his guns and claims that an eruption in the island will prove whether or not he is right. His comments over the Chinese whispers effect of the original investigation and its publication highlight something the scientific community is in agreement with, the need for a single voice from the experts during an emergency. Post BBC documentary, most of the discussions in the international press were not based on his theories, but on what had been reported of his theories.

Day, who describes himself as, “a tsunamologist rather than a vulcanologist, if such a thing existed” is now concentrating his studies in Papua New Guinea and Cape Verde and spoke about ‘Black Swan’ events. The theory is that if every swan you have ever seen is white, then all swans are white. However there are black swans, “a rather ugly Australian bird”.

What he wanted to prove by this metaphor is that if within the historical

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opportunities are undoubtedly huge and a new market awaits, but the challenge of tourist safety in the event of any volcanic activity in the Canary Islands is still to be addressed.

memory of a group of people there has been no volcanic activity in an area, then there is no understanding or plans to deal with such an event. “The survival of indigenous communities in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami is one of many examples of effective protection against tsunamis through traditional

Organisation

A credit to us

If all the conferences in Tenerife were organised as well as this one,Tenerife would be a popular destination and an international byword for holding this type of event.

Hosted by the Cabildo and the Fundación Canaria ITER, Nemesio Pérez of ITER and his team did an incredible job of bringing together a diverse group of people from all over the world into a successful and interesting ambience.

The overall opinion from attendees was the mix of professional volcanologists and geologists with investigators, educators, civil defence groups et al was what made the event such a hit. There were 864 conference members, 226 from Spain and the rest from 53 other countries worldwide.

In addition to the conference itself there were exhibitions of professional art and 450 schoolchildren submitted work created from a variety of imaginative material including popcorn as part of their display. The parallel volcano film series on offer brought in over 1,500 members of the public.

get in front of the lava and dig out a channel so that there was no loss of life and little loss of property, is not tr ue and could put the population in danger. “Whilst traditional knowledge can protect against more frequent volcanic hazards, ‘Black Day with the Cabildo’s press officer, Karen Blanchard Swan’ volcanic knowledge…. Immigrant communities events need to be dealt with by systematic (and therefore tourists) are more vulner- investigation of all volcanoes in a region, able to tsunamis, by up to two orders of not just monitoring of a few”. magnitude.”

Yet another voice added to the many However, according to Day, traditional knowledge is of little use in the case of vol- experts who believe that each borough canoes, “because the nature and extent of and island should have plans in place for the hazards can be qualitatively different possible future emergencies, that investibetween successive eruptions.” Hence, gation and adaptation of plans should be for example reassuring if ill advised continuous and ongoing and that these information that was circulating during plans should be tested in simulations on the 2004 volcanic ‘scare’ centred on Icod a regular basis to guarantee the highest de los Vinos, that a bulldozer could level of public safety possible.

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ISLAND CONNECTIONS :: EDITION 619 :: 18/06/2010 - 02/07/2010

Tax back Good vibrations

La Laguna and LM Producciones A re b r i n g i n g l i v i n g legends to Tenerife next month when The Beach Boys take to the stage in the Pabellón Santiago Martín on July 7th.

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ormed in 1961 The Beach Boys personified California and all that it meant, especially to those of us living outside the United States of America during the 60s and 70s, with a string of hits that are classics today. The original line up of three brothers, Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson were joined by Mike Love and Al Jardine, and later David Marks and Bruce Johnston and the sound they created inspired more than one generation. The Beach Boys were induced into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, and according to Billboard Magazine have sold more albums and than any other band in the United States.

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ickets are already on sale through www.generaltickets.com/cajacanarias

El Corte Inglés, and at the stadium. Also backing the event are the cultural department of the regional government, the Tenerife Cabildo, Tecnosound, Kuserv Tenerife, Grupo Número Uno, Hyundai, CajaCanarias, Fred Olsen, Cadena SER and the Hotel Taburiente.

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sland Connections have two tickets to give away to see The Beach Boys live in concert. Just answer the following question and send your answers with a daytime contact number to info@icnews.com or by post, marking your reply Beach Boys competition, to reach us no later than 5pm on Thursday July 1st. The winner will be drawn and notified on Friday July 2nd. Members of IC Media group and their families are not permitted to enter.

Question:

With what USA state are the Beach Boys associated?

Baby gets 36 cent rebate A

mong the anecdotes that inevitably arise during Tax Retur n month is the notification sent by the Tax Of fice in Asturias in northern Spain informing a taxpayer he was entitled to a rebate of 36 cents of a euro.

Over and above the cost in man hours of processing such a minute claim, the news was unusual because the recipient was an 18-month old baby, who came on the tax authorities’ radar when his parents opened a bank account for him at birth.

It appears that the local of fice failed to spot the date of birth on the records sent from the bank and proceeded to calculate the baby’s tax liability for the insignificant interest earned on the account. “We put in about €400 to little Daniel’s account and tax was withheld on the interest paid at the end of the year. Someone at the Tax Office has gone to all the trouble of doing a full tax return for him and sent him a letter informing him he is due €0.36. To show how ridiculous this waste of time is we fully intend to make them process the payment’ said the bay’s father.

The Magazine

Madeira

competition winner

he winner of the T competition for a K short break in Madeira, published in the April edition of The Magazine, is pictured here being presentedwithhervoucher

by Tina Sonck, director of www.canariasviaja.com.

Kelly will enjoy her break, and don’t forget that you too could take a holiday in Madeira.

BinterCanarias are offering direct flights from Tenerife this year (Mondays and Saturdays), in addition to the two flights already available from Gran Canaria (Thursdays and Saturdays).

elly le Poidevin wins her flights with BinterCanarias and a three night stay for two at the luxury five star Quinta das Vistas Palace Gardens, which be- You can book easily online at longs to the Charming Hotels www.canariasviaja.com or ring Madeira chain. We are sure 922 24 81 61.

Tax returns

Phishing warning Spain’s Inland Revenue is urging people to be on their guard against a massive internet fraud designed to dupe computer users into disclosing their bank details Thousands of people have received messages allegedly sent by the tax authorities informing them of a problem with their tax return and asking them to confirm their bank account details, including their password for online access, for their refund to be paid.

Anyone receiving the phishing message is asked not to reply.

High earners

No income tax hike The Canarian government says it has no plans to follow a number of other Spanish regions in raising income tax for high earners.

Extremadura and Andalusia announced recently that they will soon introduce a higher tax rate for people earning over 60,000 and 80,000 euros per year respectively in order to increase government revenue. The move has been widely criticised but several other regional government have hinted they may follow suit in the coming months.

However Canarian finance minister José Manuel Soria vowed not to add to the current income tax burden. “We have no plans to increase taxes, except the special duty on tobacco products, which is about to come into force. The increase is not for revenue generation reasons but because we believe that the very low prices in the Canaries can stimulate smoking, particularly among young people” explained Soria.

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Tour of duty

Canarian troops set for Afghanistan return

Unqualified failure

Some of the training will probably take place in Pájara

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panish troops based in the Canar y Islands will be sent on another tour of duty to Afghanistan at the beginning of next year, the Army’s regional commander has revealed.

Brigadier General José Ignacio Medina says the units earmarked for the return to one of the world’s most dangerous hotspots have already been informed but no date has been set for their departure. “Training will be stepped up as of now to ensure the soldiers are fully prepared

Attempts by the authorities in La Palma to fill permanent posts at the local Tourism Board remain unfinished after over four years of a plague-ridden selection procedure.

for the harsh conditions in the country and the danger the tour involves” explained the army’s most senior officer in the islands. It is thought a large part of the preparation will take place in Fuerteventura, where the army’s Pájara training ground is described by the General as “the nearest thing to Afghanistan we will find anywhere”.

One Canarian solder has died so far in Afghanistan. Cristo Ancor was killed when his convoy was blown up by a landmine in Heart province last October.

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Flying pests

Holiday scam warning A

s bookings pick up for the summer season in the Canaries, warnings have been sounded on various holiday forums to watch out for bogus offers of cheap holiday accommodation.

Complaints have surfaced on forums in Fuerteventura and Tenerife by people duped into parting with cash in part or full payment for apartments only to find that the seller was bogus. One victim, a

lady from North Wales, booked a holiday in Caleta de Fuste (Fuerteventura) in August for 12 nights and paid £420 in cash upfront, only to find that the website she did the booking on closed down soon after and she has been unable to contact the firm by e-mail or phone. Although she realises she has lost her money, she and friends are determined to trace the con artists and have contacted police about the matter. Similar stories have been reported in Tenerife since the beginning of

the year, when holidaymakers ‘stung’ by a company purporting to rent apartments in the Parque Santiago area contacted a popular forum to warn others about their experience. Most of the victims admit they should have used a credit card or a system such as Paypal for their bookings instead of cash or bank transfer.

Bona fide renters have expressed concern that the scams will deter people from booking apartments and encourage them to look to hotels instead.

Las Canteras

Las Palmas Flag decision

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as Palmas council has defended its decision not to seek the Blue Flag award for the city’s Las Canteras beach.

Just hours after it emerged that the flag would not be fluttering on the hugely popular beach this year, the corporation issued a communiqué setting out the reasons for the absence. In the note, it stressed that it had deliberately not applied

to the awarding body, the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), in order not to be turned down because of the various renovations made of late to the beach and its adjoining facilities.

“We knew there would be issues with things like the new changing rooms, the sand that had been removed as part of a major upgrade project and, in particular, the minor pollution problem suffered some

time ago. All of these would have led to us being seen to be in breach of the FEE criteria so we opted not to submit Las Canteras for a flag rather than be rejected”, said the council. This year will be the first since 1989 that the beach, recently voted the best in Spain by readers of a national financial newspaper, does not fly the Blue Flag. In all, 34 beaches in the Canaries have been awarded the flags for 2010.

Tourism jobs‘agony’

Unions

Strike humiliation

The low turn-out for the June 8th public sector strike in the Canaries has been interpreted as a further sign that union power is on the wane.

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fficial figures put the support for the oneday action in protest at civil ser vice wage cuts at just 11 per cent. The stoppage caused very little disruption to local government, schools and hospitals. The turn-out for the demonstrations held on all the islands was equally poor, with just a small fraction of the region’s 165,000 public sector workers attending.

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nions had billed the protest day as a rehearsal for a general strike throughout Spain if the government pushes ahead with its controversial labour market reform but may now have to rethink their strategy if they are to avoid further embarrassment.

he first procedure was ruled unlawful by a Tenerife court, which upheld a challenge by unsuccessful candidates who complained of marking irregularities in the competitive exam taken. Now another ruling has set the process back again, this time because the panel members who judged applicants’ language proficiency in English, French and German were not themselves qualified to do so.

The decision means that the language tests will have to be repeated and assessed this time by qualified linguists, a process which could take several months to organise, admits the island’s tourism chief Beatriz Páez. “To comply with the judge’s ruling we need to use Official Language School teachers or university staff and summer is now upon us so we will not reconvene the panel until September at the earliest” said Páez.

Bus crash

La Palma death

La Palma suffered its first serious bus accident in over 30 years on June 8th when an elderly passenger died after the bus she was travelling on left the road and rolled 30 metres down an embankment.

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he 74-year-old woman died and five others were injured in the tragedy, which occurred around 10am in the town of San Andrés y Sauces.

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Fiestas furore

Greece error

The mayor of Arrecife has admitted that the decision to allow a delegation from the Lanzarote capital to spend a week in Greece earlier in June to attend a meeting of European Carnival Cities was illadvised.

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ayor Cándido Reguera authorised the trip to Patras for his ‘fiestas’ councillor and a small team of advisers and officials but news of the expense led to a furious reaction not just in the council but among readers of the local media, who slammed the unnecessary expense.

“With hindsight I realise that the trip to the Carnival Cities Conference did not send out the right message when we are urging everyone to tighten their belts during these times of crisis” confessed Reguera. Opposition members have challenged the mayor to demonstrate the usefulness of the costly visit to Greece in terms of improving or raising the profile of the local carnival.

They also want an itemised account of the money spent by the delegation during the stay in Patras.

Valleseco

Horse doper

The recent fiestas in Valleseco (Gran Canaria) served to help net a man who sold illegal doping substances to horse owners.

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fficers from the Civil Guard’s Animal Protection Unit spotted owners acting suspiciously outside the local race track minutes before a programme of five races was due to commence.

They moved in quickly and discovered that the animals were being injected with clenbuterol hydrochloride, a steroid-like product used as a bronchodilator for horses to alleviate breathing problems.

The substance increases the horse’s pain threshold and has been banned by the Spanish Equestrian Federation for some years. The man who was administering the drug faces prosecution for a number of animal health and traf ficking of fences.

The horse owners have been reported to the Canarian equestrian authorities.

Flying pests

Outfit expense

Crisis clothes?

As reported in our last issue, Canarian President Paulino Rivero is at the centre of a new financial storm just weeks after his use of an emergency services helicopter for non-urgent travel was criticised in Parliament.

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ivero has been called on this time to justify a bill for €1,200 euros submitted by a fashion designer for a dress designed by her at a ceremony back in January. The outfit was made expressly for Rivero’s spouse, Angela Mena, who accompanied her husband on an official engagement at the Naval Base in Las Palmas. Critics say the bill, which included fashion advice from the designer, was far too high and the expense was unjustified, particularly in times of crisis.

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ne day later, regional newspaper Canarias Ahora revealed that payment of another €1,200 bill, this time for four ties and some neck-scarves, had been authorised recently as “protocol expenses” by Rivero’s office.

Rats with wings Pigeons are becoming an increasing irritant in La Gomera.

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he number of so called urban pigeons on the island has increased substantially over the last few years, to the extent that populations of other birds have been displaced.

Listen for the sound of blackbirds singing, or finches chirping, and what you hear, especially around centres of population, is cooing, loud and strong. The others seem to have disappeared.

Pigeons - the island’s new pest. Apart from ousting other species from their nesting sites, they are efficient ravagers of domestic fowl feed, seeds, seedlings and crops, and exuberant and prolific when it comes to leaving their droppings. Their cooing is no longer the gentle

By Barbara Belt background sound it was. It is monotonous and enervating at these new levels.

Pigeon pie would be the natural result of such abundance of slow flying food in other circumstances, but most modern Gomeros would rather get a chicken out of the freezer than pluck a plump pigeon. Thus, predator-free to coo, plunder and reproduce, the already enormous pigeon population grows, as do the problems it causes.

The port and ferry terminal in island capital San Sebastián are, according to staff, “becoming impossible to keep clean” because of the pigeons.

Ruben M, who works in the terminal building, says, “...the

whole situation’s got out of hand. We have to get rid of the bloody things. They’re worse than rats. At least rats hide.

This lot are all over the place.

They nest under the eaves up there and try to steal food off the tables on the patio while people are sitting there! They’re totally fearless.

“It’s got to the point where passengers can’t use the outside terrace. The tables and chairs are constantly soiled by pigeon droppings and it’s unpleasant being out there. It seems ridiculous that a flock of unwanted birds can hold the whole place to ransom”.

The port authority has announced that it is “...exploring options to eradicate, or at least reduce, the menace”.

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Adeje assists

School book funding A

deje council has already issued guidelines for parents who may qualify for financial assistance in purchasing school materials for the 2010/2011 academic year.

According to education councillor Epifanio Díaz Hernández, parents of children attending infants, primary and secondary school may be eligible for the grant.

He said, “all our efforts are concentrated on making the mechanism for applying for such aid easier and more effective, reducing the documentation needed as well as the number of trips to and from offices, and at the same time guaranteeing that students will have their basic schools’ materials at the start of the course without families having to be out of pocket in advance”.

The amount of aid has now increased to €80 per pupil and will be granted in the

form of vouchers relevant to each school at each academic level. These vouchers can then be exchanged in any one of the bookshops/stationary shops which are part of the scheme in conjunction with the council. Eligibility will be based on a formula which will consider the joint income of parents and the number of family members as well as mortgage/rent paid monthly.

Parents/guardians have until August 10th to apply for the grant, and can do so at the following schools between 9am and 1pm on weekdays.

June 28th – July 9th: Los Olivos

Prospective grant applicants can also call 922 756243 for appointments, which it is hoped will further ease the application process.

July 10th – 21st: Fañabé and Armeñime July 22nd – August 2nd: Tijoco and Las Torres August 3rd – 10th: IES Adeje and IES Adeje II.

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The centre, three storeys, with the potential to serve the local growing population well, hasn’t operated for a single day, and is now, according to the head of the local residents’ association, Antonio Magdalena, “obsolete”. He added that despite a number of letters to the regional minister for health, Mercedes Roldós, “she hasn’t deemed to explain the serious deficit in the local public health service in Playa San Juan”.

According to mayor Pedro Martín the council have been extremely patient to date despite the various delays suffered in the construction of the centre, first promised in 2002, which was supposed to be fully operational by 2006. “We are speaking about the health and well being of the most populated town in the borough of Guía de Isora”, he said.

The mayor added that as of now they would be taking “other measures, parliamentary interventions….reserving the right to take any other action we consider necessary” in working to ensure the opening of the centre.

Public transport

Trains ‘will take ten years’

Tenerife Cabildo boss Ricardo Melchior has admitted that the much-publicised train link between Santa Cruz and the south of the island will take a decade to materialise.

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Speaking on a Canarian TV programme, Melchior said the economic crisis necessarily meant that major infrastructure projects, including the train and the extension of the capital’s tram route to Los Rodeos Airport, would have to be delayed by several years. The comments come a few months after the Canarian finance minister said that urgent infrastructures such as schools and hospitals had to take priority over transport projects in funding decisions.

Costa Adeje

Bargain fair

Bargain hunters in the Adeje area will be pleased to know that the III Fería de Oportunidades is being organised, in which small and medium sized businesses are invited to liquidate their old stocks to make room for new merchandise.

This next edition will take place on July 9, 10 and 11 at Magma Arte y Congresos in Costa Adeje and business owners can apply for a stall between now and July 1 by visiting www. adeje.es or www.empresariosdeadeje.com.

This year, the Adeje council has joined with the businesses association and other professionals to organise the fair.

Adeje’s councillor for economic and local development, Ermitas Moreira said that the organisers are, “optimistic and we hope to have more than 60 stalls from which customers can buy high quality textiles and other home goods, books, footwear, food, wines and much more”, all at discount prices.

While the adults buy, the little people can take advantage of a playschool service.

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ISLAND CONNECTIONS :: EDITION 619 :: 18/06/2010 - 02/07/2010

Troya 1, II/El Bobo

Life’s a bigger beach!

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ews form Adeje council is that approval has been given by the national coastal department to join three of the borough’s beaches creating one large tourist attraction.

According to the area’s tourism chief, Miguel Ă ngel Santos, the finished beach will be good, “not just for Costa Adeje but for the whole islandâ€?, and will combine the Troya I and II beaches with El Bobo. The new beach

Adeje recycling

will be, according to the councillor, about 800 metres long, and 60 metres wide, adding a new dimension to the tourist offer in the zone, and ensuring that despite the need to diversify within tourism, the mainstay of the industry, sun, sea and sand, isn’t being ignored.

Currently the three beaches are divided by piers and breakwaters, giving a “chaotic look to the coastal line�; said the councillor for Adeje. He added that it had become obvious that

The grass is greener A

ccording to the Adeje councillor for town ser vices Gonzalo Delgado, the borough’s residents are recycling more than last year.

Figures for the first quarter released by the company Ascan Torrabonaf, who, in partnership with the council are directing the campaign ‘Podemos, Adeje recicla’ (We can, Adeje recycling), show that in all cases, the recycling container levels have risen over those registered for 2009.

Just over nine metric tons more of plastic bottles/cartons/aluminium were collected this year

(yellow containers) than last year, paper/cardboard (blue containers) collections registered an increase of 47 metric tons in the first five months of 2010, and just over seven more metric tons of glass (green containers) was recycled by Adeje residents.

Delgado expressed the council’s satisfaction at the results, though added, “there is still some way to go�. Regarding the lowest rise, in the use of the yellow container, he pointed out that these items (juice and milk cartons and plastic bottles for instance) are the highest contaminants in the home, but people are recycling them the least, despite the fact that in most homes they would generate the highest proportion of non-organic rubbish.

The ongoing campaign has seen over 1,000 borough residents attend workshops on recycling rubbish and collecting one of the free rubbish separating bins being given away to those in attendance in towns and villages in Adeje.

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The project will see Troya I, II and El Bobo beaches combined

the best way to move ahead was to reorder the breakwaters, and “optimise the beach surface that could be created�.

Santos added that the new development was part of an integral study/proposals for the development of the coastal zone from Los Cristianos to La Caleta, and told Radio Sur that his department was also working on parallel projects such as ongoing work to complete a maritime path from Pueblo Canario to Puerto ColĂłn, and the long-awaited beach in Callao Salvaje, work on which he assured should start in September of this year.

The cost of the new super beach would, he estimated, reach â‚Ź3 million, and it is projected that completion of the work would take nine months.

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Conflicting rulings

The future of Las Teresitas beach is still unclear

Blaze

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Airport bus scare

Tenerife judge at the centre of an embarrassing ruling gaffe could face an inquiry by the judicial authorities.

Judge Francisco Plata, who deals with proceedings involving administrative bodies, including councils and other forms of government, hit the headlines earlier in June when two totally contrasting decisions were notified to the parties involved in the ongoing controversy over the demolition of a car park and shopping centre on the Las Teresitas Beach in Santa Cruz.

Opposition parties on the city council voted in September 2009 to have the unfinished structure, which has triggered a furious reaction from the people of Santa Cruz, pulled down but the mayor Miguel Zerolo appealed against the decision in court. In one of the most extraordinary legal gaffes seen here, the court sent a copy of the judge’s ruling to Zerolo’s party and another copy to the PSOE party, which led the demolition motion.

The only problem was that

Passengers on the airport run between Tenerife South and Playa de Las Américas had a scare recently when their bus caught fire as it travelled down the motorway.

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he service had just left the airpor t at around 4pm when the passengers, mostly recently-arrived foreign tourists, alerted the driver to smoke billowing from the engine at the back of the bus. The driver pulled over on the hard shoulder of the motorway and radioed for assistance while the passengers alighted calmly.

Judge could face probe the content of the copies could not have been more different. In one, Judge Plata upheld the appeal against the council decision and ordered the demolition to be suspended, while in the other he dismissed the appeal. The

rulings were published in the local media and even received headline billing in top Spanish daily El Mundo.

Plata insists the only valid ruling is the one in favour of the mayor but legal experts say

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the case is far from clear and have called for a full inquiry into how two completely different documents could have been drawn up and notified to the parties through the proper channels.

New route challenge

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new radar station has been set up near Los Silos on the Tenerife coast in a bid to detect boats carrying drugs to the island from neighbouring Morocco.

According to the La Opinión newspaper, the Civil Guard now believe the traffickers

have deliberately changed routes to land with their cargos in more northern parts rather than their traditional spots in Arico and Guimar. The decision to position the mobile radar station in the hills outside Los Silos was taken after three boats with outboard motors managed to reach the Buenavista-Los Silos area undetected within the space of a few weeks in May.

In the third case, police discovered 66 kilos of marijuana packed in watertight bundles anchored to the seabed off Teno and apparently awaiting collection for distribution.

A Civil Guard source said the traffickers were becoming more sophisticated, equipping their boats with auxiliary engines and fuel drums to enable them to make several runs within a few days.

he fire brigade from nearby San Miguel dealt with the engine blaze and another bus was dispatched to pick up the passengers, none of whom were hurt in the incident, which caused major traffic congestion on the south-bound lanes of the motorway.

High hopes

Upwardly mobile firefighters

Tenerife firefighters are to take part in an unusual fundraiser later this month which will see them scale the heights, literally.

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ozens of members of local fire brigades across

Garachico

Garachico mayor fury at volcano decisión

The mayor of Garachico has described the decision to base a new volcano research centre in Puerto de la Cruz as an insult to his town.

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Ramón Miranda reacted angrily to the announcement, coinciding with the major international conference on volcanoes in Puer to de la Cruz, that the former Taoro Hotel had been chosen as the site for the Cabildo-sponsored Volcanology Institute. “Garachico has been pushing for two years to host the Institute and we had even earmarked

The mayor of Garachico

one of our historic buildings for it. The island authorities visited Garachico and seemed receptive to the idea. After all, if there is anywhere in Tenerife

with a volcanic histor y it is Garachico, which was partially buried under lava in the Teide eruption of 1706” explained Miranda. Other northern towns have also expressed surprise at the announcement.

According to the Diario de Avisos paper, the mayor of Icod de los Vinos said he “hoped the decision was not final” and that the potential offered by towns other than Puerto would be explored fully before the Institute’s home is confirmed.

the island have signed up to pit their speed against athletes in a stair race up Santa Cruz’s tallest building. The competitors, who could number up to 200 in all on the day, will race up the 36 storeys of the highrise known as Torre I, near the Auditorium, on Saturday 26 June. The firefighters will don their full firefighting gear, including oxygen bottles, for their section of the time trial race, which they have dubbed the Vertical Challenge.

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ll proceeds from sponsorship received will be donated to the Children’s Villages Project.

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Tourist train

The road train that ferried visitors around La Laguna’s historical zone until recently may be getting a new home on the north-east coast of Tenerife.

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tourism promotion body based in La Punta and Bajamar wants to start up regular train routes along the coast as far as Valle Guerra to add to the area’s attraction for visitors. According to the El Día newspaper, permission is being sought from La Laguna council to use the train, which is similar to the one that carries visitors to the Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz. The stop in Valle Guerra would be at the local anthropology museum to boost visitor numbers.

Island run

Solitary success

Distance runner Jonathan Guisado needed days to recover from his gruelling solitary race around Tenerife, which took him 36 hours to complete.

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uisado, who is from Badajoz in southern Spain, undertook the run in the first days of June, and said he was disappointed that no private or institutional sponsors answered his call for funding to raise money for medical research into sudden deaths among athletes.

Despite the searing heat endured in becoming the first runner to complete the full 330 km lap of Tenerife, Guisado says the suf fering was worthwhile and he aims to repeat the feat in Gran Canaria in a few weeks, hopefully with sponsors this time.

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Dog death

Science week

Trinity school, recently voted one of the top schools in Spain, celebrated science week in May, with activities designed to promote awareness and enjoyment of science for all ages.

Senior students gave demonstrations to primary pupils which included ‘sparks and flames’ ‘colour chaos’ and ‘exploding balloons’. There were also three competitions snap a bug (wild life photography), a paper aeroplane competition and a poster competition.

Other events were a bug safari around the school and lunchtime science cinema. To round off the week there was a science quiz, which was the same one used for Science week in the UK. The students have been invited to share their photos and experiences with school children in the UK via the Science week website. Organisers are especially interested in the rare and unique wildlife that were caught on camera for the ‘snap a bug’ competition.

Postal vote

Polish election

The Polish embasy in Madrid has declared that for the first time Polish residents and tourists in the island of Tenerife will be able to cast their vote in the upcoming presidential elections for the Polish presidency on June 20th.

A polling station will be set up at Las Americas - C.C. San Eugenio 46A from 06:00 a.m. to 20:00 p.m on the day.

Those who wish to vote need to register by June 17th with the Polish Embassy in Madrid, http://www.madrid.polemb. net or online with the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs at https://wybory.msz.gov.pl/.

Traffic

Contraflow experiment brings chaos

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raffic planners have to go back to the drawing board after the recent chaotic contraflow experiment on a stretch of

the TF5 motor way.

The intended four-hour closure of a northbound lane just before Tenerife North Airport on June 9th had to be cut short

Child dies after pit-bull mauling A

Tenerife child has died after being savagely attacked by a pit bull less than a month after it was adopted by the family from a local dog shelter.

The horrific incident took place at the beginning of June during lunchtime as the boy and his mother entered their flat in the La Gallega district.

The 20-kilo dog lunged at the three -year-old and locked its teeth around his throat. The youngster died a short time later in hospital. The father of the child is to be charged with criminal negligence.

The tragedy has led to fresh calls for tougher regulations on the keeping of dangerous dogs. Less than three weeks ago a two-year-old girl was killed by a pit-bull in Pontevedra in Galicia, and there have been due to the tailbacks on the motorway. According to the local media, orders were issued to remove the cones ahead of schedule to alleviate the congestion, which stretched for many kilometres and jammed accesses to La Laguna. Some reports say passengers missed their flights from the airport due to the gridlock. One driver complained that it took him over 40 minutes to cover a short journey to Tacoronte normally done in 10.

The idea behind the experiment was to assess whether a single lane would be enough to cope with the flow of traffic and, if so, to use the lane every morning as a contraflow to alle-

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reports of other near death attacks in Europe in recent days. According to some sources there are up to 2,000 dogs classed as dangerous in the Canary Islands without the proper documentation.

The owners of certain canine races (including pit bulls, staffordshire bull terriers, american staffodshire terriers, rottweiler and tosa inu (Japanese fighting dogs)) require a particular licence to own the dog, but differences between figures issued by official veterinary sources and councils on licences issued show that there are thousands of animals/owners without the required documents. In Santa Cruz alone there are reckoned to be almost 400 ‘illegal’ danger-

ous dogs, According to the head of the Las Palmas Veterinary College, pit-bull dogs operate a very specific social structure and only recognise one person as their ‘better’,

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The system is already in use in many parts of Spain

viate the congestion caused by the massive volume of vehicles heading towards Santa Cruz early in the morning. A similar early-morning contraflow sys-

tem is being considered for the TF1 motorway, but the planners may have to think again before taking the idea any further.

Pit bulls need careful training and handling

with all other creatures in their living space competing at the same level. Manuel Morales added that each race has particular characteristic, but what is often the determining factor in a dog’s behaviour or level of aggression will be the human it is most commonly in contact with.

The expert also said that of course with certain breeds of dogs, such as pit bulls, who have exceptionally strong jaws and whose instinct is to bite can prove fatal, an exceptional level of care needs to be taken in education and training, especially if the dog is to live in a family home setting.

Since 1991 27 people, 12 of them children, have died as a result of dog attacks in Spain.

Pit bulls were listed as the dog involved in six of those 27 fatal attacks.

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Ladies club

Sisters are doing it for themselves

Santiago del Teide

New youth logo

Rodolfo Jorge Gutiérrez was the winner of the Youth Week 2010 Logo competition.

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omen from all over the South West enjoy the fun and support of a group created just for them.

The Lady’s club, based in Santiago del Teide and Guía de Isora, get together once or twice a month for social events, meals or trips out. The group was started in October 2004

by Kate Bosley, Greta Dermott-Clerk and Sue Thornley and has become increasingly popular. Although membership fluctuates around the year, as many ladies return to their land of origin for the summer, there is now a strong base of year-round residents.

Every month the group visits a different restaurant for lunch.

In June the meal was held at the Los Pescadores restaurant in Los Gigantes and almost 30 people attended. The ladies also get together on the third Friday of every month at the Lagos de Cesar Hotel in Playa Arena and during the winter monthly talks are organised,

The competition is part of the third annual week of events geared at the borough’s youth, organised by the council, and the winner took home a cheque for €200. His winning design will be used on t-shirts worn to promote the event which is taking place from July 5th in the area, with a multitude of events on offer, from sporting to music, workshops, and lots lots more.

Beach tragedy- Council pays

Mayor’s lawyers covering many different topics of interest. The most recent was given by a representative from the National Trust who spoke about the organisation’s work in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Other talks and demonstrations have included gardening, cooking, card making and

health and beauty. Outings such as shopping, theatre visits and educational trips are also regular events.

The club is non-affiliated and membership is completely free, although everyone is welcome to buy a raffle ticket as the proceeds go towards the hire of the room. The club provides a

fantastic opportunity for women to meet together, widen their social circle and to learn and experience new things along the way.

The group is open to anyone of any age or nationality, so why don’t you take the plunge to make new friends and call Margaret Heath on 922 857817.

Opposition parties in Santiago del Teide are demanding answers from the town’s mayor after learning that €35,000 have been set aside from council funds to pay private lawyers recruited to defend him in the Los Gigantes beach tragedy case.

Juan Gorrín and one of his team face prosecution for criminal negligence over the deaths of an English and a Spanish holidaymaker who were killed by falling rocks on the Los Guíos beach in November of last year. An inquiry into the tragedy lays the blame partly on the council for not cordoning off the beach properly despite a previous rockfall incident a few weeks earlier. The hiring of private lawyers using public funds when Santiago del Teide has its own legal team looks set to cause bitter controversy.

Guía de Isora

Environmental awareness day

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une 5, Day of the Environment, was celebrated in style in Guía de Isora with an environmental fair and a market where ecologically produced agricultural

products and hand crafted items could be purchased in the main Plaza.

2010 had been declared International Year of Biodiversity

by the United Nations, with the objective of creating awareness regarding the protection of different life forms – both plant and animal – which live on the Earth, and the importance of

conservation for the benefit of humans. In this regard, Guía began its activities early in the morning with an informative hike, a circular route uniting Guía, Aripe and Chiguergue.

All types of fruit and vegetables cultivated without the use of chemical pesticides, honeys, biscuits, cakes, breads,

many more.

The mayor, who attended the event with various councillors, commented that the council had been working with different initiatives since 2004 to achieve a balance between progress and the conservation of natural surroundings and the identity of Guía de Isora.

Raquel Gutiérrez added that, “it is important that everyone takes into account the fact that we all have a moral responsibility, both public administrations and the people, to act now to guarantee a sustainable planet preserves and sauces were all for future generations”. available at good prices from 10am in the Plaza. Also participating were representatives of various groups including Asociación Los Poleos which works on the benefits of revaluing local almond production, gardening, recycling and waste management workshops, and

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Markets

Is there any good news out there?

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o say that markets have been volatile over recent weeks is a bit of an understatement, with equities coming under selling pressure throughout May. The markets have been driven by fear and uncertainty - but although it is unsettling, it is normal to have corrections in a bull market. This can last from a couple of weeks to a few months, but does not usually disrupt the longer-term upward trend. In the past bull markets have not retired this early and second years following a major bear market bottom are generally positive.

There is no denying that there has been a lot of bad news around. However, with much of the media focusing on the more dramatic stories, you’d be forgiven for thinking there was no good news.

US consumer confidence increased for the third month in May, reaching its highest level in over two years. Consumers account for over two-thirds of US economic growth.

The UK economy grew faster than first estimated over the first quarter of 2010, at 0.3

per cent. The Eurozone also posted moderate but positive growth of 0.2 per cent, ahead of expectations.

While overall Eurozone growth may suffer marginally from problems in the ‘periphery’ countries, Germany and France (half the Eurozone economy) are fundamentally strong.

Although one of the big fears driving the market is that of debt amongst the so called ‘PIIGS’, they are actually still managing to auction debt, with

demand sometimes outstripping supply.

On 26th May, the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)’s Economic Outlook encouragingly raised its forecast for global growth to 4.6 per cent in 2010 and 4.5 per cent in 2011 (up from 3.4 per cent and 3.7 per cent respectively in November).

It expects the US economy to grow by 3.2 per cent this year and next and the Eurozone to advance 1.2 per cent, compared

to its previous forecast of 0.9 per cent. Emerging economies will achieve a much faster pace of growth.

OECD chief economist, Pier Carlo Padoan, told Reuters that recession in the Eurozone is unlikely, and that the decline in the Euro should help offset the effect of debt shrinking austerity measures on economic growth.

This echoed views by James Bullard, Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis President who, speaking in London on 25th

May, said that the Europe crisis will probably “fall short of becoming a global recessionary shock.

“Sovereign debt crises have been with us for many, many years. There is nothing intrinsic about such crises that they need to become important shocks for the broader, global macroeconomy.”

Although volatility can test our nerves, investors should remember they are invested for the long-term and not to avoid a few weeks of volatility.

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Credit cards

Card cancellation

Credit and debit cards are the payment methods most used in Spain for buying in shops, on the Internet or taking out cash.

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or many people, the thought of living without their ‘plastics’ is difficult, but it could happen. Banks have the right to cancel your bank cards unilaterally at their convenience or if you, as a cardholder, break any of their rules and regulations. Card use is regulated by a contract.

The clauses, length of time the card is valid, interest and charges are all part of a written contract with rights and duties laid on both parties.

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he Bank of Spain sets out a series of specific stages which must be followed by a bank or credit company who wish to cancel a card. The decision must be based on objective reasons and the cardholder must be informed and must receive a refund of the annual fee for the unexpired part of the contract.

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owever if there is a strong enough reason, the bank or credit company can cancel the card without notice, only notifying the client when the cancellation has been carried out. Again, the reasons are clearly laid out and run from death to insolvency. If your card is cancelled or withheld in a cash machine and you believe you are not in breach of your contract with the issuers, visit your local consumers’ rights depar tment in the town hall who will advise you what to do.

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Employment

More jobs

Over 70,000 people came off the unemployment register in May, the second consecutive drop.

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n April some 24,000 people found work and June saw 76,233 individuals with new contracts. The employment situation is still very serious with over four million unemployed in Spain and almost half a million more people than twelve months ago, but the May figure is considered by experts to be a good sign as it is the largest drop in unemployment in the last five years.

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he service sector was the largest new employers, followed by construction, industry and agriculture. Some 3,823 people found their first job ever and reductions were seen all over the countr y from a drop in the Balearics of 7.68 per cent to the lowest decrease, here in the Canaries, of 0.05 per cent.

Electricity

Light waves

The electricity board has announced that they believe that electricity bills should increase from July by eight to nine per cent.

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he president of the board, Pedro Rivero, warned that as in other countries we are moving from a situation of cheap primary energy costs to a tendency to increases, whilst claiming that the industry would try and make sure the increase in VAT from 16 to 18 per cent would reflect as little as possible on the clients. Rivero claims that the introduction of renewable energy has unbalanced the system creating a more difficult system to manage that is more expensive and less steady, but, “of course cleaner”. He asked that no method of energy technology should be cast aside and announced his belief that it would be convenient to develop a further 2,600 new megawatts of nuclear energy in the next decades.

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A photomontage of President Obama is used to market the Blockberry

Technology

Cloned in China

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t would seem that Robin Hood is alive and well and producing cheap technology for the farm workers of China.

Some say the original ‘shanzai’ were Chinese bandits on the style of the legend of Robin Hood, opposing corrupt officials and distributing to the poor. The new ‘shanzai’ is copycat technology which sometimes betters that which is produced in America or elsewhere, and whose producers haggle with the official over the high taxes which should be paid in China for such items, with the tacit acceptance of the government that realise that it is the only way that the digital revolution will reach the far corners

of their country. Others put the root of the new adjective in the Cantonese accent of the Mandarin pronunciation of Shenzhen – shanzai. Shenzhen is the centre of Chinese technological production where brands such as Apple are produced for the world market. Whatever its origin, shanzai technology placed over a million mobile phones in the Chinese interior during 2007 and is also becoming increasingly popular outside China, threatening the big brands. Patent problems make legal sales in Europe difficult, but it is known that they are finding outlets in Africa.

They copy and adapt all brands, but Apple is a particular target. It is believed that the new iPhone 4G is already being copied. The iPad has been copied as has the MacBook Air and according to some experts the shanzai version is better having additional features with the copied version of the former with three USB

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he European Union has decided on a new series of labels for home electrical equipment to help users save money and restrict damage to the environment.

Member states have a year to put the new system into use which now adds three new levels to the existing seven colours and letters from A (green and saves most) to G (red and wastes most). The new scale includes A+, A++ and A+++ to show the three extra levels of additional and maximum efficiency.

Producers claim that the year timescale is unreasonable, but the European Parliament insists that the existing tickets were out of date based on products used over three decades ago. Most of the dishwash-

ports, HDMI multimedia links and a DVD reader. Even the names are similar, such as the Blockberry, which is similar to the popular Blackberry and whose marketing company has used a photomontage of the President of the United States, Barack Obama, to advertise their copycat mobile.

The pirated brands have become a web cult among technophiles and could soon become a real headache for the major producers in the western world.

ers and washing machines on sale today are classified as A. A modern fridge of Class A and around 100 litres volume will used 100kW/h compared with the 386 kW/h which would have been needed for its 1980 forerunner. However the super savers are now capable of using around three times less energy.

The new ticket rules are part of an energy saving and environmental package which also rules that buildings which begin construction from 2020 onwards will also have to have energy consumption levels close to zero. Public buildings will have to lead to way and be built to this standard by the end of 2018. The level of energy efficiency of constructions will be part of the obligatory information supplied to prospective buyers.

Gold dealers

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he crisis has caused a massive growth in some sectors such as second hand shops, pawnbrokers and those who buy and sell gold.

Many families have sold off old bits and pieces of broken jewellery and in some cases family treasures, just to keep going.

The valuation is fast (normally a maximum of two days) and the cash is instantaneous once an agreement is reached, but a report by consumers’ magazine Eroski, claims that prices paid are well below the official market value.

These businesses are not regulated by

law and their business is to buy low and sell high. To calculate the value of the pieces they buy they take into account two things, the purity of the gold and the weight. Despite the fact that gold prices are clearly displayed in the stock exchange in London, the prices paid are far below those established in international trades.

The companies claim that the charges are due to the high intermediary and brokerage charges.

As the businesses are not regulated the prices offered are varied. One of the on-line businesses of this type for example pays €23.48 per gram for 24 Carat gold.

With gold prices per ounce (28.34 grams)

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on the London market at around $1,200, one gram is valued at approximately €35.46, over 30 percent more than the price offered.

Families in tight financial situations, particularly those who have jewellery without any sentimental attachment, can find these establishments of great help. With the dropping exchange rates, investors have turned to gold shares as protection against the devaluation of their currency holdings, so it is not improbable that the price will increase even further. The final word of advice for anyone wishing to sell would be to shop around carefully and compare prices on offer.

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Sales tips

Selling your property Y

ou may have found the home of your dreams and want to change, you may be returning to your country of origin for whatever reason, or sadly you can no longer afford the mortgage and have to sell, but with the market the way it is, how do you go about it?

Look around you, simply putting up a poster in your window, to become one of many, is not enough nowadays. You have to differentiate your property from all the rest, apart of course from getting the sale price right.

It’s a buyers market with a wide number, price and types of property on offer. Many of the sellers need to sell urgently and there is a possibility of bartering. Try a little homemade marketing to announce the qualities of your home and how it is different from the rest.

Previously, financing a home purchase was not a problem and mortgages of over 100 per cent were not unusual, these days it is difficult to get a loan for more than 80 per cent of the value of a property. Owners must understand that their property is no longer worth what it was three years ago and if they don’t adjust their price to that reality, it will be difficult indeed to sell it.

If a home is on offer at a good price and the buyers can afford it but it still doesn’t sell, it will probably be because there are a number of similar properties on sale at the same price at the same time and the buyer will go for the best equipped.

Here is where an owner can work to improve the quality of their offer.

Learn to use all the sales channels, the poster in the window, the newspapers and the specialist estate agents.

Nowadays, Internet is also a powerful tool which can also attract attention from outside your immediate neighbourhood. Forget about the illegal posters in bus stops

or phone booths, they don’t work and cheapen your property.

Choose the data you wish to give about your property and organise it carefully to give complete and clear information without going over the top. Basic information should include where the home is, the overall size, age, number of rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms, if it is an inside or outside property in the case of an apartment, the height, whether or not there is a lift, the heating and/or air conditioning system, the price and if there has been a reduction in the same this should be emphasised.

Fill out the details with the most positive aspects of the property, whether or not it faces south or the views for example, the type of flooring and if it is an interior property but nonetheless has a light and sun filled aspect it is very important to say so. In the same way if the property is older but has been subject to modernisation and reform, it is also of great benefit to mention it.

Added details which offer comfort, practicality or make the property easier to acquire are also a plus and worth mentioning. Look around and see if there are other properties of the same size and type, what makes yours the best? How is it different? The structural reforms, the quality of the bathroom, lighting and kitchen fittings, the amount of light, the peace, the level of safety, the existence of a full time porter are all factors which can make the difference. Does your property have a storage room, off the road parking or garage space, is it fitted out to be disabled-friendly, or does it have an unusually large terrace?

How far are you from the local shops, a good quality supermarket, health and education services, parks, sports facilities and public transport? Your home may not be central, but it could still be on good communication routes.

The image is worth a thousand words and in this case could make the difference of whether or not you sell your home. A photograph in the advertisement is vital to increase your chances of success. In the Internet you have the opportunity to show a selection of photographs of all the corners and rooms in your house.

However the quality of the photographs and the ambience they show is also important. Frame your image carefully and choose the time of day when the natural light is most favourable are two of the most basic tricks to get a good final result. Try to avoid taking photographs when the blinds are down or at night time and if you must use a flash try and make sure it doesn’t reflect in the window panes.

The aspect of a home is much more than just a photograph, it is how it is decorated and looked after and the impression it gives when you see it. Cracks and imperfections should be repaired, paint and varnish if necessary and of course the property should be scrupulously clean. It is also convenient to get rid of excess furniture to give an impression of more space and organise objects well.

Lighter colours in decoration and painting show best. Remember less is more.

If you have between €1,000 and €3,000 to invest in a quick sale of your property you may want to consider hiring an expert in ambience. These specialists will give your property a style makeover in a few days from the painting to the placing of furniture and even cleaning up. The idea is to work with the elements that are there and make the most of them and the qualities of the property to give a potential buyer a positive surprise and offer something more than just four walls and a roof - quality.

The market is difficult but not impossible and a sale could be just around the corner with a very little effort and investment.

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USP Hospital Costa Adeje Dr Daniela Solea

Dr. de la Flor

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The most common form of headache is migraine

Dear Dr. I started working shifts a few months ago. I’ve been gaining weight and think they’re related since the timing coincides. Does that make sense?

Sincerely, Julia

Dear Julia,

Headaches H

eadaches are among the most common reasons people consult us and are something that can limit day to day living.

USP Costa Adeje now has a specialist dealing with neurological problems.

Dr Daniela Solea, the neurological specialist engaged by the USP Hospital Costa Adeje, says that “headaches can be so bad that they incapacitate the sufferer to the extent that they simply cannot function normally.

“It is the number one reason why people seek neurological help in our hospital”. In 90 per cent of cases the reason for a headache is unknown and such headaches are considered mild or non-serious as they are not caused by any disease. On the other hand there are some types of head pain, which we call organic, which could be the result of a brain tumour, arterial hypertension, meningitis, etc. In this

instance one needs to first treat the cause and subsequently look for the right therapy to treat the headaches that have appeared due to the illness.

According to Dr Solea, “the most common form of headache is migraine, an illness which presents itself through recurring pounding headaches, at varying levels of intensity, duration and frequency.

“Migraines are associated with nausea, vomiting, photophobia (light sensitivity), and mood swings.” There are cases of migraine which affect daily life and worsen with physical activity but improve during sleeping hours.

“Migraines affect 10-15 per cent of the population and are more common among women.

“Fortunately the incidence reduces as we grow older”. She adds, “we can also recognise the triggers, which can be certain foods high in tyramine or caffeine. Environmental factors such as strong smells or bright lights play a part as does stress or relaxing after a stressful situation.” Above all treatment

is based on the elimination of the trigger factors and the most effective way of controlling the migraine is to prescribe preventative medication, to be taken when the sufferer feels the onset of symptoms.

Another area of head pain is tension headaches, “where the pain is bilateral, a dull ache, oppressive, moderately intense, often described by patients as a tight band around their head”.

This pain is frequently associated with depression and anxiety, where prescribing anti-depressants is often indicated.

Additionally there is another headache group known as ‘cluster’, where the sufferer will experience bouts of frequent attacks during a period of time, over days, at the same time of the day. “Triggers in these cases can be stress periods and alcohol can also produce cluster headaches”, says Dr Solea.

Other types of benign headaches can be linked to sexual activity, “in this case the headaches are more common in males and manifest during intercourse or immediately afterwards.

This kind of headache responds well to treatment”. Headaches can also be caused by physical activity or by the ingestion of certain foodstuffs or incorrect use or abuse of medicines.

Sleep deprivation can sabotage your waistline and your health. It starts out innocently enough. When you have sleep deprivation and are running on low energy, you automatically go for a bag of potato chips or other comfort foods. The immediate result? You may be able to fight off sleepiness.

The ultimate result? Unwanted pounds as poor food choices coupled with lack of exercise set the stage for obesity and further sleep loss.

Sleep debt is like credit card debt. If you keep accumulating debt, you will pay high interest rates or your account will be shut down until you pay it all off. If you accumulate too much sleep debt, your body will crash.

Not getting enough sleep is common. You hear people brag about it, but we do pay a price for staying up late and getting up early. If you work at night or often rotate shifts, you may share that risk. Working at night or irregular shifts can keep you from getting the regular snooze time that most daytime workers take for granted.

Although not everyone who works odd hours has shift work sleep disorder, a lot can be at stake. People with shift work disorder have higher rates of accidents related to sleepiness, higher risk of ulcers, insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, and heart disease among others. If your job requires that you work the night shift or hours other than the traditional 9 to 5, you need to pay close attention to your sleep. These tips can help you get good sleep:

- Try not to work a number of night shifts in a row.

You’re more likely to recover if you can limit night shifts and schedule days off in between.

- Avoid frequently rotating shifts. If you can’t, it’s easier to adjust to a schedule that rotates from day shift to evening to night rather than the reverse order.

- Keep your workplace brightly lit to promote alertness.

If you’re working the night shift, expose yourself to bright light when you wake up. Circadian rhythms are the body’s internal clock that tells us when to be awake and when to sleep. These rhythms are controlled by a part of the brain that is influenced by light. Being exposed to bright light when you start your ‘day’ can help train your body’s internal clock to adjust.

- Avoid caffeine later in the shift.

- Stick to a regular sleepwake schedule as much as you can and limit phone calls and visitors during your sleep hours.

- Use blackout blinds or heavy curtains to block sunlight when you sleep during the day. Sunlight is a potent stimulator of the circadian rhythm. Even if your eyes are closed, the sunlight coming into the room tells your brain that it’s daytime.

Dr. De La Flor, G.P. is licensed in medicine & general surgery.

He holds certificates in nutrition, medical exercise and human performance from the University of Berkeley in California, the American Council on Exercise and the U.S. National Strength & Conditioning Association. He is a strong believer in work/life balance and spends much of his time outside of his surgery on the tennis court, jogging or chasing his four kids around the neighbourhood. You can reach the doctor at 00-34-697.888.666 to schedule a consultation in his surgery or a medical visit in your home.

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Health Directory Hospitals USP COSTA ADEJE HOSPITAL English Spoken C.Poeta Rodríguez Herrera, 1.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife • Tel: 922 270 700 • Fax 922 270 908 www.usplacolina.com Hospital La Candelaria Carretera Del Rosario 145 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tel : 922 602 000 hospitaldelacandelaria. com Hospital Universitario Carretera Cuesta-Taco San Cristobal de La Laguna (Tenerife), Tel: 922 678 000 huc.es HOSPITEN SUR Playa de Las Américas Arona-Tenerife Tel.: 922 75 00 22.

Fax: 922 79 36 18 HOSPITEN C/ Pescadores, Edf. Discovery, Carretera Gral. La Cuesta. Taco 38108 La Laguna Tel.: 922 626240 Fax: 922 614355 HOSPITEN BELLEVUE C/ Alemania, 6 Urb. San Fernando.

Puerto de la Cruz Tel.: 922 38 35 51 Fax: 922 37 03 12 HOSPITEN TAMARAGUA C/ Agustín de Bethencourt, 30 Puerto de la Cruz Tel.: 922 38 05 12 Fax: 922 38 08 50 HOSPITEN RAMBLA Address: Rambla

General Franco, 115.

38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Tel.: 922 29 16 00. Fax: 922 29 10 88 Hospital San Juan de Dios.

Ctra. Gral. del Norte, 53.

Santa Cruz.

Tel : 922 64 55 11 Fax: 922 64 93 52

Gran Canaria Hospital Dr. Negrín

C/. Barranco de la Ballena, s/n. 35020 Las Palmas.

Tel. 928 450 000 Fax: 928 449 100

Hospital Insular

Plaza Doctor Pasteur 35020 Las Palmas.

Tel. 928 313 033

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Tenerife Moda at Barcelona Bridal Week T

enerife designers Marcos Marrero and Maria Díaz (M&M), members of Tenerife Moda which is promoted by the Cabildo, participated in the fashion show Gaudí Novias at the Barcelona Bridal Fair recently. Their original party designs on the catwalk couldn’t fail to arouse the interest of specialist media and the general public.

Cabildo councillor for economic development, commerce and employment Efraín

Medina described the attendance of these two designers at fairs in Madrid and Barcelona as, “demonstrating once more the extraordinary work put into each of their collections”. With romantic cuts, subtle details and a vintage air, Marrero’s were inspired by the 30s.

Those of Maria Díaz concentrated on raw colours with metallic finishes and effects.

Sophisticated, luxurious and feminine, they are guaranteed to turn a woman into the star of the party.

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HealthFitness Fabian Fitzner founder and chief trainer of Bfit 24h gyms and Bfit Personal training.

Hollywood or bust!

Get in shape, feel like a star

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ne phrase makes me mad every time I read it. There was an interview with some famous actress. She was asked how she prepared physically for her role as she wasn’t in such good shape before the movie. She gave the standard answer...

“I worked out three to five hours daily to get in shape for the movie“. This statement is a lie! Maybe a professional athlete works out that much, but not an actress. The physiology makes it impossible. As they are not professional athletes their bodies need more time to recover than professional ones. It is not possible for an untrained person to work out that long. Besides

that, a professional doesn’t train for five hours in a row.

He might have two two and a half hour sessions and a one hour one spread over the whole day. So you see it cannot be true.

But why do people lie about this? They want to show you how special they are. They want to show that not everybody can do this. They want to show you perhaps that they are better than you. But let’s look at the facts. First of all they are not working out themselves. They have a personal trainer.

Some of them even have a chef and a nutritionist who prepares their food. Of course it is easy to get in shape if you

are surrounded by professionals. The bad news is that they have the money to do it or at least get their training bills paid by the film company.

The good news is: you can do it too.

We invented a programme which is called Bfit nutrition.

This programme lets you have the same professional care as a Hollywood star. You will have your own personal trainer, a nutritionist and a chef who prepares tailor-made food.

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It is not! One example. For €91.20 you would get four meals a day for six days a week. You will get measured by a professional coach and nutritionist (girth, body fat, weight, lean mass). Then you just have to pick up your individually prepared meals every morning in Los Cristianos or El Médano. Thats it!

You can get your personal fitness coach as well. The personal coach will plan the workouts for you. So you get all the benefits of working out like a star even if you’re not earning megabucks. If you are interested in losing weight, getting in shape and/or building up some muscles, get in contact with us: info@bfit.es or 676243102

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According to researchers, Lutein, the yellow pigment found in these foods as well as in broccoli, peas and watercress, is able to increase the skin’s photo-protection levels, resulting in more moisturised skin and hence less wrinkles. They say you can eat enough Lutein every day to produce this effect if you tuck in to 150g of greens or a combination of these super-foods.

Another way to increase your own skin’s protection against the effects of the sun is to eat more foods containing beta carotine, which include sweet potatoes, carrots and mangoes.

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Letters

We love football Dear Editor

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ne of the nice things about living in Spain is the fact that loads of us like football, and we’re not sneered at or our views ignored.

No, I’m not a hooligan or a thug, I’m a female footie fan, and unfortunately in certain circles in some countries my views and my following of the glorious game isn’t taken seriously. But at least among the Spanish I have found that we women are accepted and respected as much as other fans – and any time I’ve gone to CD Tenerife games my roaring support for the blanquiazules and derisory colourful screams to the ref have been appreciated in every language.

So bring it on. The competition we’ve been waiting for. And don’t tell me that there are loads

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of things I can do to escape the World Cup. Why on earth would I want to? The greatest competition on earth. May the best team win.

Briana garcía

Sign of the times?

I’m not slagging of f McDonalds, a job is a job is a job, but I’m sure many of these young people had other hopes and dreams. Still, good luck to all of them, at least they’re getting up off their behinds and looking for something. It’s not easy out there as we all know and there are so many people out of work for so long.

Yours John Albert

Now that’s an example of star treatment – a star treating others well. Nice one Alicia, you’re welcome back any time.

See picture below

Dear Editor

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real sign of the crisis times – I was in Mercadona the other day and spotted loads and loads of people queuing up outside McDonalds (see photo below).

At first I was sure there was some kind of great promotion going on, but when I chatted to one of the queuers I was told that they were all there with CV’s applying for one or two jobs in the store.

Apart from her great gig, she flew here on a normal flight, didn’t have any ridiculous demands – ok, apart from her piano flown in from London – stayed on for a few days to explore the island in private and donated some of the money she earned from the Tenerife concer t to the city’s social services as well as giving free tickets to some underprivileged kids here.

A fan

Anything but a diva Dear Editor

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hat a nice change the visit of Alicia Keys was. The New Yorker was a joy to host I would imagine.

By Daniela Herzberg & Roger Keller

daniela@5-elementos.com / Tel. +34 922 104 358 / www.5-elementos.com

Daniela Herzberg & Roger Keller are based in the south-west of Tenerife. They both are certified Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology consultants and Cosmic Healers and work and teach in Tenerife and Germany. Their comprehensive knowledge about Feng Shui, Chinese Astrology and the five elements is a result of their work with Derek Walters, one of the most respected Feng Shui masters in the world. They have published several books about Chinese Astrology and how to increase your health and vitality with the five elements, with recipes from all over the world.

 Ox (1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009) Refuse to let worries pollute your mindstream and don’t hurry anything. If you can’t keep an appointment or finish a job on time, don’t rush and bodge, apologise gracefully and persevere.  Tiger (1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998) Married and partnered Tigers will find domestic hiccups causing hitches. Place these hassles in an isolated part of your mind until you’ve the time to deal with them.  Rabbit (1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999) You will need to plan carefully to spend enough time with your special people. There will be extra demands on your bank balance so you’ll have to budget prudently.  Dragon (1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000) It will be busy at work, in business or within your studies. You will be putting in extra hours and have a lot playing on your mind. Preserve time for those close to you.

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 Snake (1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001) You will need to work hard to keep up with all your projects and chores, and could feel threatened by reorganisations in your career environment.  Horse (1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002) Family events and gatherings offer fun, as do romantic liaisons and building new relationships.

Enjoy your home rather than seeking excitement out in the mad world.  Sheep (1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003 There will be chances to increase your income, and you’ll get the support you desire in all life spheres. There’ll also be chances to make new friends and contacts.

Queuing up outside McDonalds

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 Monkey (1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004) Friendships and romance will offer escape from your daily humdrum routine, but there could be home- based tensions. Take any pressure in good grace and carry on with what you’re doing.  Rooster (1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005) Ignore any rumours, gossip and criticism – just rise above it! Also, be on guard against silly mishaps: don’t try to dye your own hair, fix the car or go water skiing.  Dog (1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006) Devote more time to your special people, especially if you have children or are seeking to develop a love bond. Set aside spare days for leisure.  Pig (1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007) Be watchful for emotional snags arising, and try to sort them before they fully manifest. Even the least artistic Pigs will be inspired now to work more creatively.

The Chinese solar year starts around February 4. If your birthday is in January or at the beginning of February your Chinese animal sign belongs to the year before.

Example 27.1. 1967 still belongs to the year of the horse.

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Wimbledon starts this year, on BBC2, with a look back at 2009. It was a historic fortnight, both on the court, where Roger Federer won a record 15th Grand Slam title, and above it, with the Centre Court roof making its long-awaited debut. But Sue Barker takes centre court when she presents live coverage from the All England Club as the first balls at Wimbledon 2010 are struck.

Roger Federer returns to defend the men’s singles title he regained last year, while British hopes rest with Andy Murray, who reached the semi-finals 12 months ago, his best result to date. Rafael Nadal missed the chance to defend his men’s singles title in 2009 because of injury so the Spaniard will be looking to make amends this year.

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/ Friday 18/06/2010

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18th June - 7.00pm Eastenders

Stacey starts to warm to Ryan after he brings Charlie’s winnings round.

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BBC News Match of the Day Live Slovenia v USA

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The Weakest Link BBC News at Six BBC London News EastEnders Denise struggles to push her fears about Lucas to one side. Meanwhile, Roxy and Ronnie try to mend their relationship with their mother, and Peggy is determined to get what is rightfully hers.

Victoria The story of one of history’s great royal love affairs – Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

Inspector George Gently Crime drama.

BBC News at Ten BBC London News Friday Night with Jonathan Ross Jonathan Ross presents another edition of the current series, with chat and performance from legendary soul sensation Al Green, Glee stars Amber Riley, Matthew Morrison and Chris Colfer, actor Tom Hardy.

The National Lottery Friday Night Draws The Recruit Spy thriller. A highly-promising CIA trainee catches the eye of an agency veteran, who begins to act as his mentor. However, life gets more complicated for the trainee when he falls for a fellow recruit and is given a special assignment to uncover a mole.

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Breakfast Crimewatch Roadshow Live around the UK with unwanted faces.

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Cowboy Trap Cash in the Attic BBC News BBC London News Match of the Day Live Germany v Serbia

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Children’s Entertainment Line up includes Postman Pat, Pinky and Perky and The Flinstones.

The Daily Politics Working Lunch Ready, Steady, Cook Royal Ascot The Hairy Bikers’ Food Tour of Britain Eggheads Great British Railway Journeys The Beauty of Maps Documentary series.

A look at some of the largest and most elaborate maps ever produced, from the vast maps on the floor of the Royal Palace in Amsterdam, to the 24volume atlas covering just the Netherlands, to the largest atlas in the world, The Klencke Atlas South Africa Walks Julia Bradbury sets out on four walks that explore South Africa’s claim to be ‘a world in one country’.

Springwatch Springwatch Unsprung continues with more audience-led informal live discussion and debate.

Martin Hughes-Games chairs as Kate Humble, Chris Packham and Simon King answer audience questions and give indepth analysis on what the season’s wildlife is up to.

Gardeners’ World Live Live from the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

QI Quiz show.

Match of the Day Colin Murray presents highlights of the day’s three group matches.

Newsnight The Review Show More Than Just a Game South African docudrama chronicling the true life story of the Makana Football Association

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GMTV The Jeremy Kyle Show This Morning ITV News This Morning Loose Women ITV News & Weather Dickinson’s Real Deal Midsomer Murders The Chase Quiz show hosted by Bradley Walsh. Four contestants must pit their wits against the Chaser.

London Tonight ITV News & Weather World Cup Live England v Algeria England’s World Cup journey continues. their opening match against the USA the Three Lions are off to Cape Town for the second game of their Group C campaign, against Algeria.

This will be the first time that England have played the North African side, although the Algerian squad features several players familiar to these shores.

Presented by Adrian Chiles with commentary from Clive Tyldesley.

James Corden’s World Cup Live James Corden celebrates the latest from the World Cup after every ITV1 evening match with Abbey Clancy, celebrity guests, a football hero, a studio full of fans, his friends and family and his very own human world cup wall chart ITV News & Weather World Cup Highlights Adrian Chiles presents highlights of the day’s games including England playing their second match against Algeria The Shadow Action adventure set in 1930s New York about a reformed criminal who becomes a superhero.

With the aid of a beautiful female friend, a playboy millionaire with a dark past sets out to bring the evil Shiwan Khan to justice.

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Countdown The Hoobs The Hoobs Big Brother’s Little Brother Big Brother Frasier The 5 O’Clock Show Deal or No Deal Will and Grace Friends Channel 4 News Summary Celebrity Come Dine with Me Five episodes. Football legend Rodney Marsh, Birds of a Feather actress Lesley Joseph, broadcaster and writer Paul Ross, ex-model Abi Titmuss and 80s glamour girl Linda Lusardi take it in turns to throw a dinner party in their own style with the winner scooping £1,000 for the charity of their choice Coach Trip Cook Yourself Thin Countdown Deal or No Deal The 5 O’Clock Show The Simpsons Hollyoaks Meriel enjoys Michaela’s predicament - and leaves her trapped until it suits her to let her out. Things get worse for Michaela when Meriel tells her to expect a big story about Zak in tomorrow’s paper Channel 4 News A Place in the Sun: Home or Away Today it is a choice between the Yorkshire Dales or Northern Tuscany.

Glee Quinn grows more anxious when it’s clear that the baby is about to arrive.

Big Brother Eviction night. So who will be the first to go.

The Ricky Gervais Show From the creators of The Office and Extras comes an animated series using original recordings of The Ricky Gervais Show podcasts

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The Wright Stuff The Trisha Goddard Show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Five News Chinese Food in Minutes Chinese Food in Minutes Neighbours Andrew manipulates Declan into learning Paul’s secret. Aware that it could spell the end of Paul and Rebecca’s relationship, Declan deliberates telling his mother the truth.

Home and Away The Family Recipe I Own Britain’s Best Home Straight From the Heart Romantic comedy about a New York photographer who finds romance with a widowed rancher when her roommate places a lonely hearts ad. She heads to Wyoming to meet her would-be suitor, but the clash of attitudes between the city girl and country boy causes sparks to fly between them.

Five News Neighbours Home and Away Leah struggles to get used to Lijuan’s domineering behaviour.

Live from Studio Five Message in a Bottle Romantic drama about a lonely divorcee who finds a message in a bottle washed up on the beach.

She eventually locates the writer, a widower who is in the habit of sending love letters to his late wife.

But can a relationship develop from such improbable beginnings?

The Mentalist Grey’s Anatomy

Good Morning Sports Fans 7:00 World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

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Fans 8:00 World Cup Report 8:30 Rugby New Zealand Maori face Ireland at the Rotorua International Stadium.

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1:00 Trans World Sport Join the team on their hour-long foray into sports news, tournaments and competitions across the globe. With special features, exclusive footage and interviews.

2:00 ATP Tour Uncovered News and interviews from players past and present included in this weekly round-up of all the latest stories and tournament action from the ATP tennis tour 2:30 US Open Golf Day one of the US Open from Pebble Beach Golf Links, California. Lucas Glover claimed the 2009 title, finishing two shots ahead of Phil Mickelson, David Duval and Ricky Barnes.

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Union 5:30 Football’s Greatest The midfielder scored more than 200 goals during his playing career and was one of the best passers in football history. He won the 1984 European Championship with France.

6:00 US Open 2010 Day two of the US Open from Pebble Beach Golf Links, California. This is the 110th year the tournament has been held and there is a prize purse of 7,500,000 dollars on offer.

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/ Saturday 19/06/10

SKY SPORTS 1 / sports

19th June - 6.00pm Bradford Bulls v Warrington Wolves From the Grattan Stadium

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Miss Dahl 12:00 BBC News 12:10 BBC London News 12:15 Cash in the Celebrity

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Comedy Roadshow Michael McIntyre visits the UK’s most prestigious and iconic stand-up comedy venues.

9:40 BBC News Latest news headlines followed by the weather 10:00 Firewall Action thriller, starring Harrison Ford and Paul Bettany, following a security expert who is forced by a businessman holding his family at gunpoint to steal 100 million dollars from a bank guarded by one of his defence systems.

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Jonathan Ross Jonathan Ross presents another edition of the current series, with chat and performance from legendary soul sensation Al Green, Glee stars Amber Riley, Matthew Morrison and Chris Colfer, actor Tom Hardy, and more music from the spectacular Scissor Sisters.

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Sportsround Wolverine and the X-Men Deadly 60 M.I. High Paradise Cafe Animals at Work Horrible Histories Da Dick and Dom Diaries Bamzooki Roar Blessed Escape to the Country Royal Ascot Four live races (2.30, 3.05, 3.50 and 4.30) with The Golden Jubilee Stakes at 3.50 the feature event.

Suzi Perry and James Sherwood cast an expert eye over the day’s fashion.

Athletics Mary, Queen of Shops Retail guru Mary Portas is back to help the nation’s independent retailers.

Gareth Malone Goes to Glyndebourne Choirmaster Gareth Malone searches for teenagers from across East Sussex to sing on the main stage of one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses, Glyndebourne What Makes a Great Soprano?

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa explores the physical and artistic demands of being an international soprano in the 21st century.

Match of the Day Highlights of three matches in the group stages of the World Cup in South Africa.

Rescue Dawn Harrowing drama based on the real-life experiences of an American pilot in a Viet Cong POW camp.

A German national, who from an early age dreamed of becoming a pilot, becomes an American citizen and joins the US Navy during the Vietnam War.

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GMTV The Crocodile Hunter Diaries The Lakes Does Amanda Davies’ dream of running a tea shop in Windermere really come true?

This Morning ITV News &Weather Latest news headlines followed by the weather World Cup Live - Holland v Japan The much-fancied men in orange will be hoping to avoid an upset against a Japanese side which boasts one of the strongest squads in Asian football and is making its fourth appearance at the World Cup. Murder on the Orient Express A financier travelling from Istanbul to Paris is found dead, stabbed a dozen times, and it is up to celebrated Belgian detective Hercule Poirot to solve the crime Johnny English Promoted from lowly pen pusher to super spy when all the other agents are killed, Johnny English has to recover the crown jewels and save Britain from an evil mastermind London Tonight ITV News & Weather World Cup Live Cameroon v Denmark.

This is the second game for both teams in Group E and time is running out for them to stake a claim for a place in the knockout stages James Corden’s World Cup Live ITV News & Weather World Cup Highlights Highlights from global games.

Cadillac Man Comedy drama about a philandering car salesman whose world comes crashing in around him when he finds himself in debt to the Mob and in danger of losing his job - and maybe everything else

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Countdown The Hoobs Dextro Energy Triathlon Itu World Championship Series Magazine World Sport The Morning Line Friends Friends Video Exclusive The Album Chart Show with Tesco Entertainment T4 Movie Special Big Brother Hollyoaks Music Show with Matalan.co.uk Smallville Channel 4 Racing Come Dine with Me Five episodes. The culinary competition visits Manchester.

Channel 4 News My Big Fat Greek Wedding In Joel Zwick’s Oscarnominated comedy, based on Nia Vardalos’s stage-play, Vardalos stars as Toula Portokalos, a Greek woman who’s approaching a certain age, as her family are more than happy to remind her.

But when she falls for Ian Miller, who’s definitely not Greek, her family are in uproar.

Big Brother Catch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

The Isle of Wight Festival 2010: Live Filmed live at the Manchester Apollo.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture The first spin-off movie from the TV series, directed by Robert Wise, stars William Shatner as Admiral James T Kirk, Leonard Nimoy as Mr Spock and DeForst Kelley as Dr Leonard McCoy in a spectacular adventure. Kirk, deskbound at Starfleet Command, goes aboard the Enterprise to hand over command but he has to take control again in order to avert a crisis.

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Countdown Milkshake Children’s entertainment with Pocoyo Noddy in Toyland and Mr Men. The Gadget Show Fifth Gear Red Bull Air Race Britain’s Greatest Machines with Chris Barrie The Hound of the Baskervilles Sherlock Holmes investigates the mysterious death of Sir Charles Baskerville, believed to have been killed by a terrifying hound which haunts the moors around Baskerville Hall.

Dune Two royal houses fight to rule the desert world, which produces the valuable spice that makes space travel possible.

Rooster Cogburn Rooster Cogburn is back in the saddle. This time he join forces with a vengeful spinster to search for and punish the outlaw who killed her father.

Five News NCIS When a sailor’s body is discovered in an abandoned part of town, a drugs overdose seems the likely cause of death. But as the team investigate further, it seems that he might have been murdered.

CSI: New York When a rich real estate agent is found dead in a brownstone, Mac and Stella work with evidence that suggests he was either the perpetrator or victim of a kidnap.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Law and Order A foiled bank robbery leads police to uncover the kidnapping of a six-yearold girl. Fontana resorts to heavy-handed tactics to locate the missing child, leaving McCoy in a moral quandary CSI: Miami Crime Drama

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Aerobics: Oz Style FIFA Futbol Mundial From Serie A to the Bundesliga, from the MLS to the J-League, here is all the action from the world game, with interviews from the heroes of the past, stars of today and talent of tomorrow.

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League World A round-up of all the latest headlines from the Barclays Premier League.

With interviews from players and managers, vital team news and insider knowledge.

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Wales are searching for their first ever victory against the All Blacks in New Zealand.

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The sides last met at Twickenham in November 2009.

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T20 Cricket The Friends Provident T20 match between Gloucestershire and Hampshire in Bristol. Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi should feature for Hampshire.

6:00 Rugby Super League Bradford Bulls v Warrington Wolves from the Grattan Stadium in round 18 of Super League XV. Warrington were comfortable victors in the reverse fixture earlier in the season, winning 33-8.

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3:00 Football’s Greatest A look at sport’s legend

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IC TV GUIDE

/ Sunday 20/06/10 ITV1 / soap

20th June - 7.30pm Coronation Street Tina gives Graeme the shock of his life.

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EastEnders Omnibus Junior Apprentice It’s the final of Junior Apprentice. Four tycoons of tomorrow remain to compete for the ultimate prize: a 25,000 pound tailor-made fund to kick-start their business career.

Lifeline Alastair Campbell appeals on behalf of Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research, a UK charity dedicated to finding a cure and better treatments for children and adults with blood cancers.

Songs of Praise BBC News BBC London News Countryfile Ellie Harrison and Adam Henson explore the contrasting landscapes of Northumberland.

Match of the Day Live Brazil v The Ivory Coast Presented by Gary Lineker.

BBC News BBC London News The latest news, sport and weather from London.

The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson The amazing impressions of Jon Culshaw and Debra Stephenson feature in a brand-new comedy sketch show.

Hart’s War Second World War drama in which a former law student - now a lieutenant in the army - is forced to defend himself and two black officers after a murder occurs in the POW camp to which they have been sent. Meanwhile, a wily colonel plans to use the distraction of the investigation to plot a daring escape.

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Children’s Entertainment Line up includes the Fimbles, Wingin’ it and Prank Patrol.

Something for the Weekend Monk MotoGP Jennie Gow presents live coverage of the British MotoGP, which is being held at Silverstone for the first time since 1986.

Athletics Rowing World Cup - Munich Chocolat When a single mother and her six-year-old daughter move to rural France and open a chocolate shop - with Sunday hours across the street from the local church, they are met with scepticism and some loathing.

Wild Night In From London Zoo, the Springwatch team of Kate Humble, Chris Packham and Martin HughesGames present a two-hour fundraising extravaganza in aid of the BBC Wildlife Fund.

Match of the Day Colin Murray presents highlights of another day’s matches from South Africa.

Mock the Week Dara O Briain returns for another series of the topical comedy show.

Life Comedy drama about two friends who spend 60 years in a Mississippi state prison for a murder they did not commit.

Kill the Man The owners of a small copy shop struggle to survive in the face of competition from the corporate leviathan across the street.

As they wage war on the rival company with a series of lies, schemes and promotional gimmicks, affairs of the heart prove to be as great a challenge as keeping their failing business afloat.

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Omnibus 11:20 ITV News & Weather 11:30 This Morning 12:30 Columbo The dishevelled detective sets out to solve an unusual double murder in which two men have apparently killed each other 2:30 World Cup Live

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Poirot Chief Inspector Japp seeks Poirot’s help with a series of unsolved jewel thefts, and during the investigation Poirot falls in love and finds a criminal intellect which stretches his own little grey cells to the limit.

London Tonight ITV News & Weather You’ve Been Framed and Famous!

Harry Hill showcases some of the best celebrity lookalike clips sent in by viewers. Featuring a galaxy of stars with famous doppelgangers.

Coronation Street Tina gives Graeme the shock of his life. Will Ciaran and Michelle’s flirtation finally pay off? Fiz gives John an ultimatum.

Lewis When Lewis and Hathaway investigate the death of a young orphan, forensic evidence leads them to suspect there is a link with an old rock band on the verge of a comeback.

World Cup Rock ‘N’ Goal Years Series reliving World Cup games from the last three decades.

ITV News & Weather World Cup Highlights highlights of all the day’s play.

Land of the Dead In the future, the world is overrun by zombies and the last surviving humans eke out an existence behind the heavily fortified walls of their city, ruled by a leadership who live in luxury while the everyday people starve.

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Countdown The Hoobs Two back-to-back episodes Catching the Impossible Mobil 1 The Grid MSA Formula Ford Championship Shooting Mark Ronson The Hills Hollyoaks Omnibus Big Brother’s Little Brother Glee Friends Two back-to-back episodes The Simpsons Two back-to-back episodes Deal or No Deal Scrapheap Challenge Channel 4 News River Cottage Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall returns to River Cottage HQ to celebrate the very best food that spring can provide.

Come Dine with Me This brand new episode in Stoke sees self-confessed snob Caroline Hicky try to out-cook and outclass the limelight-loving bank manager Paul Condliffe, down-to-earth bookie Linda Jackson, and controversial, scruffy hairstylist Jay Davies, in a week that features black-tie dining, wigs, double entendres aplenty, and a glam rock night Big Brother Catch up on all the latest goings-on.

Alan Carr: Chatty Man Award-winning funnyman Alan Carr returns for his fourth series.

Failure to Launch Matthew McConaughey stars as Trip, a 35-year-old professional layabout happy to stay at home where he’s waited on hand and foot by his mum Sue. But she and her husband Al have had enough and decide that to get him to leave.

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Milkshake Children’s entertainment, which includes Elmo’s World, Chiro and Fireman Sam. iCarly True Jackson, VP Family Food Fight with Flora Chinese Food in Minutes Two Mothers For Zachary Does being gay make you an unfit parent? Yes - in the eyes of the law. This is an extraordinary true story of a bitter custody battle between Nancy Shaffell and her lesbian daughter Jody for custody of Jody’s son on the grounds of immoral behaviour.

Swept from the Sea Turbulent romantic drama set in Cornwall during the late 19th century, depicting the tragic love affair between the sole survivor of a Russian shipwreck and a beautiful servant girl My Girl Moving drama about an 11-year-old tomboy growing up in the 1970s.

Five News Legally Blonde 2: Red White and Blonde Not satisfied with colour-coding Harvard, law school grad Elle Woods takes on a bigger challenge when she finds out that her chihuahua’s mother is being used for beauty product tests.

Practical Magic Supernatural romantic comedy about two sisters from a long line of witches whose powers come at a price.

The Reaping Supernatural thriller about an investigator who specialises in debunking religious phenomena. The wo... (read more) NCIS The murder of a marine brings Gibbs and the team into contact with the Office of Special Projects (OSP) - a specialised NCIS unit based in Los Angeles.

Friends Provident T20 Cricket The Friends Provident T20 match between Gloucestershire and Hampshire in Bristol.

8:00 World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

8:30 Football’s Greatest One of the greatest goalkeepers of all time.

Schmeichel won 15 honours with Manchester United, and was in the treble-winning side of 1999. He was also part of Denmark’s Euro 92 victors 9:00 Cricket Writers on TV Paul Allott presents the cricket show that dissects the key issues in the game. Also in the studio: members of the press to lend their views on the cricket news that has made the headlines.

10:30 US Open Golf Day thee of the US Open from Pebble Beach Golf Links, California. This is one of Tiger Woods’ favourite courses and he won by an amazing 15 strokes when the US Open was last held here.

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Union Round-Up 2:30 Friends Provident T20

Cricket The Friends Provident T20 match between Leicestershire and Yorkshire at Grace Road. Australian Brad Hodge plays for Leicester while Yorkshire boast South African batsman Herschelle Gibbs.

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7:30 U.S Open The final round of the US Open from Pebble Beach Golf Links, California. An English player hasn’t won this title since Tony Jacklin in 1970. Can Westwood, Casey or Donald break the bad run?

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Breakfast Crimewatch Roadshow Homes under the Hammer Cowboy Trap Cash in the Attic BBC News BBC London News Match of the Day Live Portugal v North Korea BBC News Match of the Day Live Chile v Switzerland Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker presents further live action from the opening day of Wimbledon.

BBC News at Six BBC London News EastEnders Lucy plays a dangerous game with Adam, but is caught red-handed by Ian. Liz gets the wrong end of the stick with Patrick, and Libby battles her feelings when she sees Darren and Jodie happy together.

Ronnie has a plan when Glenda gets under Peggy’s feet at the Vic, and Stacey’s world is shattered by a straight-talking Janine Fake Britain Dominic Littlewood reveals the extent of fake goods in the UK Panorama Panorama goes back to basics and asks what we really know about our climate and how it will affect us.

The Royle Family BBC News BBC London News The Graham Norton Show The award- winning host continues his anarchic talk show.

Raising Helen Comedy drama. After the sudden death of her sister, high-flying career woman Helen Harris becomes the guardian of her three children and must make some tough decisions

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Wimbledon A look back at Wimbledon 2009. It was a historic fortnight, both on the court, where Roger Federer won a record 15th Grand Slam title, and above it, with the Centre Court roof making its long-awaited debut.

The Daily Politics Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn have the top political stories of the day.

Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker presents live coverage from the All England Club as the first balls at Wimbledon 2010 are struck. Roger Federer returns to defend the men’s singles title he regained last year, while British hopes rest with Andy Murray, who reached the semi-finals 12 months ago, his best result to date. Rafael Nadal missed the chance to defend his men’s singles title in 2009 because of injury so the Spaniard will be looking to make amends this year.

Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale and guests look back at the main action and major talking points of the opening day.

Mary, Queen of Shops Retail guru Mary Portas is back to help the nation’s independent retailers.

Match of the Day Colin Murray introduces the best of the action from the day’s three matches.

Newsnight In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day’s headlines.

Tribal Wives A woman from Liverpool lives as a ‘Tribal Wife’ with the Babongo in southern Gabon. She is haunted by memories of a poverty-stricken childhood and feels an overwhelming sense of bitterness towards her mother.

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This Morning ITV News This Morning Loose Women With Kate Thornton, Lynda Bellingham and Coleen Nolan.

TV News & Weather Dickinson’s Real Deal Midsomer Murders When Julian Shepherd is found drowned, it seems as though he committed suicide due to all his money being tied up in Charles Edmonton’s latest invention. But when another man dies after poaching peregrine eggs from Charles’s wife, Barnaby suspects foul play The Chase London Tonight ITV News & Weather World Cup Live Spain v Honduras The reigning European champions continue their campaign to crack the big one as Spain take on Honduras.

James Corden’s World Cup Live ITV News at Ten & Weather World Cup Highlights Matt Smith presents the best of the day’s action as two of the tournament’s most hotly-tipped teams step up their World Cup campaigns Total Emergency Today, the police are out in force at a local football derby with a history of violence, paramedics treat a drunk man with a gashed head, and all three services unite in their search for a man suffering from Alzheimer’s who has been missing for over 15 hours.

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Big Brother’s Little Brother Big Brother The 5 O’Clock Show Deal or No Deal Everybody Loves Raymond Friends Friends Channel 4 News Summary Coach Trip Come Dine with Me Five back to back episodes Cook Yourself Thin Countdown Deal or No Deal The 5 O’Clock Show The Simpsons Homer is asked by Marge to find a man for her sister, Selma. Homer searches, but no luck, until he is called by Principal Skinner when Bart uses sodium tetrasulphate to burn the school’s playfield grass.

Hollyoaks While Tony is in Wales looking for a new business and home for him to set up with Cindy and Holly, he rushes to help motherof-two, Gabby Sharpe, who has been hit by a car.

Channel 4 News Dispatches On the eve of the emergency budget announcement, in a live hour-long debate, Dispatches sets out controversial cuts that could save Britain £100 billion.

Chasing the Cumbrian Killer Documentary following the recent massacre in Whitehaven.

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The Wright Stuff The Trisha Goddard Show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Five News Extreme Fishing with Robson Green Neighbours Donna tries to befriend Naomi for Ringo’s sake, but she is unprepared for Naomi’s scheming.

Home and Away I Own Britain’s Best Home Killer Flood: The Day the Dam Broke An architect discovers catastrophic flaws in a dam, and as the pressure mounts the small town of Rutland faces obliteration.

Five News Neighbours Home and Away New Summer Bay resident Penn Graham moves into the caravan park and sets Nicole’s heart aflutter.

Live from Studio Five How Do They Do It? Series examining the feats of science and engineering behind ordinary, everyday objects Police Interceptors Documentary series profiling the work of a highspeed police interception unit in Essex.

Extraordinary People Documentary series exploring remarkable stories of human experience from all over the world.

Crimes That Shook the World Documentary series profiling major crimes of the 20th century.

Reservoir Dogs A group of perfect strangers have been assembled to pull off the perfect heist.

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Seamaster Sailing Football’s Greatest The Brazilian winger was part of of the successful Samba side that won the 1958 and 1962 World Cups. He is considered to be the second greatest Brazilian footballer ever, behind Pele.

US Open Golf Rugby Super League US Open Golf Football’s Greatest World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

US Open Golf The final round of the US Open from Pebble Beach Golf Links, California.

World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

Football’s Greatest Kenny Dalglish. The Scottish forward had a fantastic career, winning 29 honours during his time with Liverpool and Celtic. Dalglish won the European Cup three times and earned over 100 caps for Scotland.

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Cowboy Trap Cash in the Attic Bargain Hunt BBC News at One BBC London News Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker hosts further coverage from Wimbledon 2010. For many of the 256 competitors in the men’s and women’s singles draw, this tournament will be the highlight of the year, with the chance to play on the hallowed lawns of the All England Club. There is also the added bonus of record prize money, with the singles champions earning 1 million pounds, and first-round losers getting a cheque for 11,250 pounds.

BBC News at Six BBC London News Match of the Day Live Argentina v Greece Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the final group B clash between Argentina and Greece.

BBC News at Ten BBC London News Imagine For many great cultural figures, the formative childhood experience of play has helped to unleash their creativity and shape their later work. In this programme, Alan Yentob considers the influence of play with some of Britain’s leading artists.

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The Budget 2010 Huw Edwards presents live coverage of George Osborne’s first Budget as Chancellor with expert analysis from the BBC’s Stephanie Flanders, Robert Peston and Nick Robinson.

Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker presents further coverage from the All England Club as the 2010 Wimbledon Championships continue.

Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale looks back at the day’s action from the All England Club, as Serena Williams sets out to defend her title.

Tribal Wives Six British women swap their everyday lives for life as tribal wives with some of the most remote communities on earth.

Match of the Day All the best action and reaction to the final matches in Group A and Group B. Newsnight Wild Night In From London Zoo, the Springwatch team of Kate Humble, Chris Packham and Martin HughesGames present a two-hour fundraising extravaganza in aid of the BBC Wildlife Fund.

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ITV News This Morning Loose Women ITV News & Weather Dickinson’s Real Deal David Dickinson and the team are in Peterborough, where dealers James Layte, Alison Chapman, David Tupman and Cheryl Hakeney are on the hunt for some top deals.

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Paddy is slightly thrown to find out that Jackson stayed over. Diane admits she cannot bear to lose Charlie.

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Channel 4 News Summary Coach Trip Come Dine with Me Five back to back episodes Cook Yourself Thin Countdown Deal or No Deal The 5 O’Clock Show The Simpsons Grandpa has a mild heart attack and tells Homer he has a half brother as a result of a one-night stand at a carnival.

Hollyoaks Tony pays Gabby a visit in hospital and she asks him to do her one last favour and retrieve a note she left for her husband.

Tony goes to her house, but finds it in a mess and empty.

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Gok’s Fashion Fix Gok meets a team of nurses from Peterborough who road test six party dresses.

Inside Nature’s Giants The award-winning series that gets under the skin of the largest animals on the planet reveals the anatomy of some of nature’s most successful predators.

Big Brother Catch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

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I Own Britain’s Best Home The Brooke Ellison Story Drama based on real-life events about a young woman who, although paralysed by a car accident as a child, continues to live a full life with the help of her family and succeeds in gaining a university degree.

Five News Neighbours Donna attempts to convince Ringo that Naomi is not who she says she is - but is she falling deeper into Naomi’s trap?

Home and Away Live from Studio Five Family Food Fight with Flora Build a New Life in the Country Property and lifestyle series with Charlie Luxton CSI: Crime Scene Investigation The CSI team investigates after a woman is found dead on the stairs in her suburban home.

CSI: Miami When a family is attacked by someone using grenades, Horatio and his team are sent in to investigate.

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Football’s Greatest The Scottish forward had a fantastic career, winning 29 honours during his time with Liverpool and Celtic. Dalglish won the European Cup three times and earned over 100 caps for Scotland.

Friends Provident T20 Cricket Derbyshire v Worcestershire at the County Ground in the Friends Provident Twenty20. Both failed to move past the group stage of this competition’s predecessor, the Twenty20 Cup, last year.

International Cricket School of Hard Knocks Will Greenwood and Scott Quinnell try to form a rugby team from former prisoners and gang members. This week: the final challenge as the team put eight weeks of training to the test Amateur Golf Championship Coverage of the Amateur Championship at St Andrews. This is a hugely prestigious tournament, as the field features the best young golfers all looking to make a name for themselves.

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The Inspector Lynley Mysteries Drama series about upper-crust DI Thomas Lynley and working class DS Barbara Havers. Old wounds are reopened when Lynley investigates the disturbing death of his godson more than a decade after the boy’s disappearance.

Outnumbered Partly-improvised sitcom looking at the trials and tribulations of bringing up three young children...

BBC News at Ten Latest news headlines followed by the weather BBC London News The latest news, sport and weather from London.

The National Lottery Draws Children’s Emergency Series following the lifesaving work of the medics of a mobile intensive care service for children Match of the Day Match Of The Day features highlights and reaction from the day’s final Group C matches.

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The Daily Politics Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker hosts live coverage from the All England Club as the 2010 Championships at Wimbledon get into their stride. As always, there will be plenty of interest in how the British players fare - Andy Murray will dominate the headlines in the men’s draw but Elena Baltacha could be one to watch in the women’s, having enjoyed some terrific results so far this year.

Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale looks back at the day’s action from the All England Club, including highlights from the major matches.

Tribal Wives Six British women swap their everyday lives for life as tribal wives with some of the most remote communities on earth. Jackie Davis from Bristol spends some time with the Karen, Thailand’s largest hill tribe. Jackie is divorced, with two young children, and grappling with life as a single parent. She knows that things need to change but can’t figure out how.

QI Stephen Fry hosts the quiz show in which contestants are rewarded more if their answers are ‘quite interesting’.

Alan Davies, Jimmy Carr, Phill Jupitus and Johnny Vegas tackle the subject of eating.

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It is decision day in Group D as the race for a place in the knockout stages reaches its climax. They were the only African side to get out of the group stages in 2006, so how will the Black Stars of Ghana fare this time? In their way are Germany, who came into the tournament fully expecting to reach the latter stages.

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James Corden’s World Cup Live ITV News at Ten & Weather Julie Etchingham and Mark Austin present the latest headlines.

World Cup Highlights Matt Smith presents highlights of all the day’s drama Spain Second of two programmes charting the lives of some of the more than one million Brits who live in Spain. We follow the small community of expat families who are threatened with losing their homes since it was discovered that their houses had been built on ‘rustic’ land and must therefore be pulled down. Plus, the Huddersfield hairdresser hoping to open a chain of salons on the Costa del Sol and the Oxford couple struggling to keep their Benidorm bar open.

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7:00pm Channel 4 News Come Dine with Me Come Dine with Me visits the glitzy world of the WAG. Big Brother Catch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

Desperate Housewives Patrick and Nick have a run-in and Angie and Danny are urged to flee to safety. When Gaby and Susan discover that their other halves have been keeping secrets about their finances, they decide to teach them a lesson.

Lynette encourages Eddie to have some counselling and Bree changes her mind about Sam. The Big Bang Theory The gang squabble over a ring which they believe was used in The Lord of the Rings.

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But Andrew lands himself in yet more hot water when he mistakenly selects Principal Williams’s daughter Natasha as the model in a risque photo shoot Home and Away I Own Britain’s Best Home Always and Forever Five News Neighbours Home and Away An angry Xavier refuses to make up with both Ruby and Romeo, but things start to look up when April takes an interest in Tony’s boxing classes.

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The Dutch are hoping to emulate their class of 1974, who became world champions and are still remembered for their fabulous brand of ‘total football’.

BBC News at Ten BBC London News Question Time David Dimbleby is in Southport with the topical debate show.

This Week A political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil Michael Portilo.

Holiday Weatherview Panorama Despite governments, scientists and campaigners telling us the world’s climate is changing, increasing numbers of us simply don’t believe in global warming. Panorama goes back to basics and asks what we really know about our climate and how it will affect us.

Tom Heap speaks to some of the world’s leading scientists on both sides of the argument, to find out what they can agree on.

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Animal Park Lifeline Wimbledon 2010 The League of Super Evil Double bill.

Ooglies Safari 8 Deadly 60 Newsround Gimme a Break The Owl Shaun the Sheep Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker presents further live coverage from Wimbledon. Former world number one Justine Henin is among the favourites in the women’s competition.

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Gareth Malone Goes to Glyndebourne Choirmaster Gareth Malone searches for teenagers from across East Sussex to sing on the main stage of one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses, Glyndebourne. In the second programme Gareth has his chorus of 50 teens. To prepare them for their time at Glyndebourne Gareth takes his chorus to the Royal Opera House to see Puccini’s La Boheme.

Mock the Week Dara O Briain and regulars Hugh Dennis, Russell Howard and Andy Parsons dissect another week with guests Jack Whitehall, Nik Rabinowitz and Jarred Christmas.

Newsnight Match of the Day Highlights and reaction to all of the latest football action.

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Emmerdale Charlie has a question for Diane. Cain is curious about Nathan’s actions.

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Hollyoaks Tony’s feelings for Gabby are overwhelming and he agrees to let her stay with him when she leaves hospital.

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Home and Away The Family Recipe Charms for the Easy Life Period drama about three generations of remarkable women living together in the North Carolina backwoods. Together they face up to the trials of life and the challenges that nature and other people throw at them.

Five News Neighbours Home and Away Marilyn has a cunning plan for reviving the fortunes of Alf’s ailing bait shop.

Live from Studio Five Fifth Gear Motoring magazine show presented by Vicki Butler-Henderson, Jonny Smith, Tiff Needell and Jason Plato.

Britain’s Greatest Machines Chris Barrie examines the pivotal moments in Britain’s recent engineering past.

Before You Go Emotional drama. Three sisters return home in the wake of their mother’s death and share their r... (read more) Forensic Files Documentary series examining the application of modern technological advances in crime-fighting.

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International Cricket England v Australia at Cardiff, in the second game of the five-match NatWest series. England can have confidence after beating the Aussies in the ICC World Twenty20 final.

IAAF Athletix Weekly All the season’s athletics news, with features and updates from the elite end of the sport. Includes interviews with the likes of Usain Bolt, Yelena Isinbayeva, Tyson Gay and Sanya Richards.

Time of Our Lives Jeff Stelling is joined by Bobby Moncur, Bryan ‘Pop’ Robson and Frank Clark to examine Newcastle United’s Fairs Cup triumph in 1969.

Football’s Greatest Johan Cruyff. The Dutch legend who has won the Ballon d’Or three times, created the infamous ‘Cruyff Turn’ and had huge success both as a player and as a manager.

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Five / TV Series

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Inspector George Gently Crime drama series set in Northumberland, based on the Inspector Gently novels by Alan Hunter.

BBC News at Ten The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

BBC London News Friday Night with Jonathan Ross The National Lottery Friday Night Draws Match of the Day Colin Murray. Highlights of the final matches from Groups G and H. Black Eagle Martial arts thriller in which KGB and CIA agents race to recover a crashed US jet fighter’s hi-tech laser guidance system.

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Glastonbury 2010 Mark Radcliffe and Jo Whiley open up proceedings on the first day of the 40th anniversary of the Glastonbury Festival, kicking off with the live headlining performance of Gorillaz’s multi-guest set from the Pyramid Stage.

Newsnight In-depth investigation behind the day’s headlines with Kirsty Wark.

Glastonbury 2010 Mark Radcliffe, Jo Whiley, Lauren Laverne and Zane Lowe continue the live coverage from Worthy Farm. We catch up with the last hour of the headlining set from Gorillaz on the Pyramid Stage, plus highlights from the rest of the opening day My Name is Modesty Action drama. Resourceful young croupier Modesty Blaise goes head to head with a ruthless rogue out to rob the casino - but at the cost of recounting her troubling life story.

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With 14 places already filled, there is just one more group to be decided before the complete lineup is known for the knockout stages.

Reigning European champions Spain take on Chile in Pretoria while Switzerland face Honduras in Bloemfontein.

Spain came into the tournament as one of the favourites and will be expected to progress.

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James Corden’s World Cup Live ITV News at Ten & Weather World Cup Highlights Matt Smith presents highlights of all the day’s action. The group stage comes to a close today with the final four knockout spaces being resolved.

Portugal take on Brazil in one of the day’s most eyecatching fixtures, while Ivory Coast face North Korea.

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Village of the Damned Remake of the cult horror about an American village which is visited by an alien life form that leaves the women of the village pregnant.

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It’s Rae’s birthday, the day she’s destined to die, but she’s more concerned with Newt’s plans to run away with baby Jensen.

Channel 4 News Unreported World Reporter Ramita Navai and producer Clancy Chassay travel across the USA talking to the new middle-class victims of the country’s homelessness epidemic.

A Place in the Sun: Home or Away Derbyshire v Marbella.

Jonnie Irwin and Jasmine Harman help dress designer Sharon find the perfect location to set up her own evening-wear business.

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Lyn tries to make Libby see the parallels between Doug and Karl.

Home and Away I Own Britain’s Best Home Honeymoon with Mom Screwball comedy. After being jilted at the altar on her wedding day, a young would-be bride decides to take her journalist mother along on her honeymoon Five News Neighbours Home and Away Leah puzzles over what to do about Elijah’s parents.

Live from Studio Five Zoo Days Extraordinary People - Hayley: The 96- Year-Old Schoolgirl Hayley suffers from progeria, a rare condition that causes sufferers to age prematurely. Promising medical tests in the USA now offer the hope of finding a cure for Hayley’s affliction The Mentalist: Crime drama.

CSI: New York New York-based spin-off of the crime drama series10:55pm Grey’s Anatomy Medical drama.

Cops in Crisis Documentary series about people who have had to face extraordinary, dangerous and harrowing situations.

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With interviews from players and managers, vital team news and insider knowledge.

Football’s Greatest World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa Rugby Super League A game from round 19: Huddersfield v Hull KR at Galpharm Stadium.

World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

Football’s Greatest Ronaldinho. The Brazilian magician widely recognised as one of the most talented players of his generation. He made his name playing for Barcelona, but has also starred for AC Milan.

Time of Our Lives The Rovers Return - Blackburn 95 Title Triumph (Post 2100).

Jeff Stelling is joined by Tim Sherwood, Colin Hendry and Tim Flowers to recount the 1994-95 season, when Kenny Dalglish led Blackburn Rovers to their first League title in over 80 years.

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Breakfast Saturday Kitchen The Delicious Miss Dahl BBC News Weather F1: Grand Prix Qualifying Full coverage of today’s qualifying session for the European Grand Prix from the Valencia street circuit.

Wimbledon 2010 BBC News BBC London News Weather Hole in the Wall Game show in which two teams of celebrities must try to force themselves through various crazyshaped holes in giant moving walls while clad head-to-toe in tight silver lycra.

Doctor Who Science fiction series about the adventures of an alien time-traveller, known as The Doctor. He explores space and time, solving problems and righting wrongs.

Total Wipeout Game show in which crashes, smashes and hilarious mud splashes are on the cards as twenty contestants take on one of television’s largest and most extreme obstacle courses.

The National Lottery Casualty More realistic medical drama with love, life and emergency operations from the Bristol based A and E. Live at the Apollo Prepare to laugh out loud with sensational stand-up comedy.

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Bamzooki Episode twelve of Bamzooki Street Rules, where virtual monsters and their creators compete in a series of thrilling contests to be crowned the greatest Zook in the land.

Roar Rani Price and Matthew Skilton follow the keepers in Port Lympne and Howletts wild animal parks in Kent as they take care of the animals.

Wimbledon 2010 Sue Barker hosts live coverage as the 2010 Championships at Wimbledon enter their first weekend.

Athletics: European Trials & UK Championships Wimbledon 2010 Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale and guests bring the main action and stories from the All England Championships.

What Makes a Great Tenor?

The great tenor Rolando Villazon takes us inside the world of the sexiest and most risky of all operatic voices.

Mock the Week Comedy show combining the best elements of panel show, stand-up and improvised games with two teams of comedians taking a satirical swipe at the news and world events Glastonbury 2010 Coverage from the Glastonbury festival.

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Columbo Peter Falk dons the shabby mac and lights up a cheap cigar for more top drawer US detective drama.

MiFeature-length Drama about a detective whose patch is a seemingly idyllic rural district.

Regional News & Weather ITV News & Weather Do the Funniest Things Entertainment show packed with amusing animal outtakes and reallife stories.

A Touch of Frost Drama series following Detective Inspector Jack Frost, a policeman who goes his own way to resolve the serious crimes he investigates A Touch of Frost Detective Inspector Jack Frost leads the investigation.

ITV News & Weather World Cup Highlights Escape From New York Cult futuristic action thriller, set in a Manhattan that has become a maximum-security prison.

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Video Exclusive Big Brother Double bill.

4music Favourites Friends The Hollyoaks Music Show with Matalan.

Co.Uk Smallville Channel 4 Racing Come Dine with Me Five back to back episodes Channel 4 News The Great Escape: The Reckoning This film features interviews with WWII experts, with escape survivors reliving their extraordinary experiences and with the daughter of a Gestapo officer executed for killing Roger Bushell.

The Land Girls Catherine McCormack, Rachel Weisz and Anna Friel play Stella, Ag and Pru, three very different girls in the Land Army; the volunteer force that replaced agricultural workers called up for service in the Second World War. Sent to a Dorset farm, they all fall for the farmer’s son Joe Lawrence and the scene is set for romance, heartbreak and tragedy.

David Leland’s genuinely moving film evokes not just the spirit of the times but also the beautiful Dorset countryside in winter.

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Fifth Gear 2010 Daring Raids of World War II The Great Escape Revealed Rooster Cogburn A small village in the Indian Nation that is run by a Minister Goodnight and his daughter Eula is overrun by a band of drunken thugs. They kill and rape the people of the village. Miss Goodnight then teams up with the ruthless Marshal Rooster J. Cogburn who goes after them and brings them to justice.

Atomic Train A train filled with atomic devices threatens to de stroy the city of Denver.

John Serger (a train buff) has to prevent this from happening.

Chisum Historical drama, set in the New Mexico Territory, about the bloody Lincoln County cattle war which ended in 1878.

Five News NCIS A team of special agents, must investigate any crime with pieces of evidence connected to Navy and Marine Corps personnel.

CSI: New York Danny and Lindsay explore the worlds of goth and glam when a young girl who belongs to the underground ‘Suicide Girls’ cult is found dead after a ‘blood-bath’ concert.

CSI: Miami CSI: Crime Scenes Investigates The CSI team continue to investigate the case of a routine traffic stop turned mile-long shoot-out.

Law & Order American drama series Cops in Crisis Documentary series about people who have had to face extraordinary, dangerous and harrowing situations

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At Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Ireland are currently the fifth ranked team in the world, alongside France. The sides drew at Croke Park last November.

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World Cup Report Analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

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Gary Newbon and Chloe Everton present the show that allows enthusiasts to vent their spleens on the key issues facing the world of football, with regular studio guests.

Friends Provident T20 Cricket Friends Provident T20 action with the North Group game between Northamptonshire and Durham.

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BBC1 and ITV1 – 3.00pm and 7.00pm Programmes could be subject to change due to the last 16 placements in the World Cup being of viewer interest.

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The Politics Show F1: Grand Prix Highlights The best of the action from the European Grand Prix, on the Valencia Street Circuit in Spain.

Murder, She Wrote Escape to the Country Songs of Praise The long running Sunday evening festival of well loved hymns from churches all across the United Kingdom.

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Inside the Perfect Predator Antiques Roadshow Rock and Chips Starring Nicholas Lyndhurst and Phil Daniels.

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Comedy show which features a selection of camcorder catastrophes and video disasters.

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James Corden’s World Cup Live ITV News & Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast.

World Cup Highlights Wimbledon Peter Colt is a low-ranking tennis star whose misfortune on the court is only matched by his extremely bad luck in love.

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Deal or No Deal Scrapheap Challenge Channel 4 News River Cottage Come Dine with Me In this brand new episode four confident cooks from Derby take turns to host their idea of the perfect dinner party Big Brother Catch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

Alan Carr: Chatty Man Entertainment show.

The IT Crowd The BAFTA award-winning IT Crowd returns for a fourth series with Moss, Roy and Jen still working in the basement for the IT department of Reynholm Industries - under the totally unenlightened rule of Douglas.

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East of Sudan In this adventure, set in 19th-century India when the British were attempting to stop the slave trade against the Sudanese Moslems, a brave trooper and a new lieutenant must help a governess and her charge get to safety.

Mrs Winterbourne A romantic comedy of mistaken identity and unexpected love. Starring Shirley MacLaine, Ricki Lake, and Brendan Fraser.

Short Circuit 2 Sequel to the popular sci-fi adventure about a military robot that accidentally becomes ‘humanised’ Five News Cricket on Five Highlights of the third one-day international between England and Australia at Old Trafford.

Maid in Manhattan Romantic comedy about a Bronx chambermaid who finds herself romantically involved with a millionaire businessman after a case of mistaken identity.

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Cricket Live Eng v Aus Odi Cricket. NatWest Series: England play host to Australia in the third ODI at Old Trafford. The Aussies will want revenge after losing the ICC World Twenty20 final to England.

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World Cup Report Football’s Greatest Alfredo Di Stefano.

A look at Argentinean ace Alfredo Di Stefano. The attacking midfielder is most associated with his time at Real Madrid, where he won eight league titles and five European Cups.

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The hard hitting and plain-speaking radio agony uncle, Jeremy Kyle hosts the daytime talk show weekly.

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Cash in the Attic BBC News & Weather Bargain Hunt BBC News BBC London News Wimbledon 2010 BBC News BBC London News Jimmy’s Food Factory Second Helpings Life of Riley Sitcom which centres around second time round newly-weds Rosie and Jim, and their dysfunctional family.

Panorama Investigative documentary that uncovers stories about Britain and the world.

New Tricks Drama series featuring an eccentric bunch of ex-policemen who are brought out of retirement to investigate unsolved crimes.

BBC News BBC London News Weather The Graham Norton Show Graham Norton presents a show focusing on people, trends, stories and the aspects of celebrity culture that interest him most, featuring trademark Norton comedy monologues, celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters, and home-grown weirdness from the great British viewing public.

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Animal Park Nature programme which explores life behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park.

The Daily Politics Political show examining the latest news, views and moves in the world of politics.

Wimbledon 2010 Latest action from Wimbledon The League of Super Evil Animated series in which a group of Super Villains plot to take over their neighborhood in Metroville.

The League of Super Evil More Super Villain antics.

Ooglies Trapped Deadly 60 Newsround Gimme a Break Shaun the Sheep Wimbledon 2010 Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale and guests bring the main action and stories from the All England Championships.

Mary, Queen of Shops Retail guru Mary Portas is back to help the nation’s independent retailers.

Rev Newsnight Comprehensive coverage of the day’s important national and international news stories.

Tribal Wives In this six part series, six women are given the opportunity to travel to some of the most remote parts of the world and experience life with a tribe.

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Channel 4 News The TV Book Club Will and Grace Come Dine with Me Five back to back episodes Countdown Deal or No Deal The 5 O’Clock Show The Simpsons Hollyoaks Jacqui spots Des with a mystery woman and is certain he’s ‘playing away’, but is in for a surprise when she confronts him.

Channel 4 News Time Team Special The Secrets of Westminster Abbey. Time Team visits Westminster Abbey, where visitors marvel at the royal paraphernalia and the majesty of the architecture, and which has stood at the heart of the nation for nearly 1,000 years.

The Untold Battle of Trafalgar Bloody Foreigners is a new four-part Channel 4 series of drama-documentaries which highlights the role played by foreigners at iconic moments and crucial turning points in British history. Nelson famously signalled the Battle of Trafalgar with the words: “England expects that every man will do his duty”.

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Extreme Fishing with Robson Green Neighbours Home and Away As Charlie tries to defend Angelo against the accusations levelled at him, Angelo decides to confess all.

Animal Rescue Squad Into Thin Air: Death on Everest Drama based on the true story of two groups of amateur mountaineers who pursued their quest to scale the world’s most challenging peak.

Five News Latest news headlines.

Neighbours When Paul refuses to call off his lawsuit.

Home and Away Live from Studio Five How Do They Do It? Series examining the feats of science and engineering behind everyday life.

Police Interceptors Extraordinary People Documentary series exploring remarkable stories of human experience from all over the world. A team of British doctors travel to Vietnam to operate on a group of adults and children with serious - and in some cases life-threatening - facial deformities.

Crimes That Shook the World Tequila Sunrise Mac and Nick have always been friends, but now Mac’s a drug dealer and Nick is the cop assigned to bring him in. Their game of cat and mouse gets even more complicated when they both fall for lovely Jo Ann Vallenari.

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Cricket 9:00 World Sport Comprehensive reports on the more alternative sports from across the globe. With everything from football to Aussie Rules, from snowboarding to cycling.

9:30 Football’s Greatest Alfredo Di Stefano. A look at Argentinean ace Alfredo Di Stefano. The attacking midfielder is most associated with his time at Real Madrid, where he won eight league titles and five European Cups.

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A profile of Dutch master Marco Van Basten. Most famous for his breathtaking goal for Holland in the 1988 European Championships, he also starred for Ajax and AC Milan.

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29th June - 12.05pm Come Dine with Me

The competition visits Manchester , a city with a culinary culture that boasts over 30 styles of cuisine.

BBC1 and ITV1 – 3.00pm and 7.00pm Programmes could be subject to change due to the last 16 placements in the World Cup being of viewer interest.

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Breakfast Crimewatch Roadshow Homes under the Hammer BBC News & Weather Cowboy Trap Cash in the Attic BBC News & Weather Bargain Hunt BBC News BBC London News Wimbledon 2010 BBC News BBC London News Real Reasons Holby City Popular hospital drama centering on the busy working and social lives of the doctors, nurses and patients in the frantic wards of Holby City General Hospital.

The Inspector Lynley Mysteries Crime drama about two police detectives from different ends of the social spectrum and the crimes they encounter on a daily basis.

BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

BBC London News The latest news, sport and weather from London.

Weather Imagine Investigative documentary series in which various aspects of the arts are explored.

Match of the Day Highlights and reaction to all of the latest football action.

The Graham Norton Show Graham Norton presents a show focusing on people, trends, stories and the aspects of celebrity culture that interest him most, featuring trademark Norton comedy monologues, celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters, and home-grown weirdness from the great British viewing public.

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The Daily Politics Political show examining the latest news, views and moves in the world of politics.

Wimbledon 2010 Latest action from Wimbledon.

The League of Super Evil More tales from the Super Evil villains.

The League of Super Evil Ooglies Natural Born Hunters A fresh look at some of the most supreme predators in the animal kingdom.

Deadly 60 Wildlife series in which Steve Backshall embarks on a quest to meet 60 of the deadliest animals on the planet.

Newsround Topical news magazine for children.

Gimme a Break Shaun the Sheep Wimbledon 2010 Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale and guests bring the main action and stories from the All England Championships.

Tribal Wives In this six part series, six women are given the opportunity to travel to some of the most remote parts of the world and experience life with a tribe.

Miranda Sitcom based on the semi-autobiographical writing of comedy actress Miranda Hart.

Newsnight Comprehensive coverage of the day’s important national and international news stories.

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Loose Women The Loose Ladies share the latest news and views from the day’s papers, and cover a bushel of gripes and gossip, too.

ITV News & Weather Dickinson’s Real Deal Why let your antiques collect dust in the attic when you can sell them? Take money on the spot from a dealer - or if you think the item’s worth more, turn the dealer down and choose to sell at auction instead.

Midsomer Murders Detective drama which focuses around the life of Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby and his efforts to solve the various crimes that take place in the fictional English county of Midsomer The Chase Quiz show in which four contestants must pit their wits against The Chaser, a ruthless quiz genius determined to stop them winning at all costs Regional News & Weather ITV News & Weather Emmerdale Popular long-running soap opera, set in a Yorkshire village.

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The Hoobs Big Brother’s Little Brother Big Brother Frasier The 5 O’Clock Show Deal or No Deal Everybody Loves Raymond Friends Double bill. Everybody seems to know who the father of Rachel’s baby is except the man himself.

Meanwhile, Phoebe and Joey lie about a gas leak to get into Monica and Chandler’s apartment.

Channel 4 News Relocation, Relocation Come Dine with Me Five back to back episodes. The competition visits Manchester, a city with a culinary culture that boasts over 30 styles of cuisine.

Countdown Deal or No Deal The 5 O’Clock Show The Simpsons When he embarrasses Marge with his drunken activities at a party, Homer is forced into going to a marriage retreat with her to help their marriage. At home, Grandpa is left to babysit, so Bart uses this to his advantage.

Hollyoaks Gaz is aggrieved when Lauren and Anita mend their friendship, forcing Lauren to choose between him and Anita. Elsewhere, Charlotte ropes Kris into helping her organise a lesbian, gay and bi-sexual night at the SU Bar. Channel 4 News Gok’s Fashion Fix The Untold Battle of Britain Big Brother Catch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

The Good Wife Alicia works on a manslaughter case involving a person who stalks criminals. Elsewhere, the charges against Peter are dropped and Cary is approached by Glenn to work in his office.

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Extreme Fishing with Robson Green Neighbours Harry is on cloud nine after kissing Summer.

Angry Andrew consoles himself by chasing after Natasha.

Home and Away The Family Recipe Animal Rescue Squad Hell on Heels Satirical biopic of legendary cosmetics queen Mary Kay Ash. Five News Latest news headlines.

Neighbours Home and Away Ruby comes face to face with April. Meanwhile, Xavier apologises to Liam, indicating that he is over Ruby for good.

Live from Studio Five Family Food Fight with Flora Chefs Jean-Christophe Novelli and Matt Tebbutt help families improve their cooking skills.

Build a New Life in the Country - Was it Worth It? Property and lifestyle series.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation A mother reports her son missing CSI: Miami A man is dissolved in his own swimming pool CSI: New York Investigation on the death of a ‘subway surfer’ .

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Speedway The Lakeside Hammers take on Eastbourne at Arena Essex Raceway. The home side made a strong start to the season and are one of the frontrunners for the championship.

Football’s Greatest Wild Spirits The show that focuses on the world of extreme sports: the fast-moving buzz of whitewater rafting and snowboarding contrasts with the calmer art of rock climbing.

Friends Provident T20 Cricket ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Report Football’s Greatest Friends Provident T20 Cricket Friends Provident T20 action with the South Group game between Essex and Sussex at Chelmsford.

Sussex won last year’s Twenty20 Cup competition.

World Cup Report News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

Football’s Greatest A focus on Italian legend Paolo Maldini, who spent all 25 seasons of his career at AC Milan.

Time of Our Lives Jeff Stelling is joined by Brian Stein, Ricky Hill and Steve Foster, to remember the Luton Town class of 1988, when the side won the League Cup with a memorable 3-2 victory over Arsenal.

Football’s Greatest ICC Women’s T20 England v New Zealand

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/ Wednesday 30/06/10 Five / soap

30th June - 2.15pm Home and Away Sid, Indi and Dex arrive in Summer Bay

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Breakfast The latest news stories and events. Featuring regional news and whether forecasts as well as regular sports and business bulletins.

Crimewatch Roadshow Homes under the Hammer BBC News & Weather Cowboy Trap Cash in the Attic Series which looks at the real value of household junk.

BBC News & Weather Wimbledon 2010 BBC News BBC London News Wimbledon 2010 Latest action from Wimbledon BBC News BBC London News A Question of Sport Long-running sports quiz, with members of the sporting community pitting their knowledge of sport Rogue Traders Documentary series which exposes the people trying to cheat consumers in the trade industry.

EastEnders Another visit to the residents of Albert Square, for a regular dose of drama, excitement and tears.

Reunited BBC News BBC London News Weather National Lottery Midweek Draws Coverage from the Lottery HQ with the Thunderball, Dream Number and Lotto draws.

Bionic Vet Waking Up in Reno A romantic comedy about two married couples, Roy & Candy and Lonnie Earl & Darlene, who think they know everything about each other until they go on a dream vacation together when it is revealed that Lonnie Earl has feeling for Candy.

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Yesterday at Wimbledon The Daily Politics Political show examining the latest news, views and moves in the world of politics.

Wimbledon 2010 The League of Super Evil Another episode of the Super Evil villains.

The League of Super Evil Ooglies Prank Patrol Children’s series in which people play pranks on their friends.

Deadly 60 Wildlife series in which Steve Backshall embarks on a quest to meet 60 of the deadliest animals on the planet.

Newsround Gimme a Break Shaun the Sheep Wimbledon 2010 Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale and guests bring the main action and stories from the All England Championships.

Top Gear Motoring magazine programme that tests and reviews the latest models of cars on the market, as well as covering older ‘classic’ models and news in the motoring world Mock the Week Comedy show combining the best elements of panel show, stand-up and improvised games with two teams of comedians taking a satirical swipe at the news and world events Newsnight Comprehensive coverage of the day’s important national and international news stories.

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This Morning The popular morning lifestyle magazine show with advice, chat and competitions.

ITV News This Morning Loose Women The Loose Ladies share the latest news and views from the day’s papers, and cover a bushel of gripes and gossip, too.

ITV News & Weather Dickinson’s Real Deal Midsomer Murders Detective drama which focuses around the life of Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby and his efforts to solve the various crimes that take place in the fictional English county of Midsomer.

The Chase Quiz show in which four contestants must pit their wits against The Chaser, a ruthless quiz genius determined to stop them winning at all costs.

Regional News & Weather ITV News & Weather Emmerdale Popular long-running soap opera, set in a Yorkshire village.

Lion Country Documentary series which looks at how Englishman David Youldon is trying to stop the decline in numbers of wild African lions.

Regional variations ITV News at Ten & Weather Evening Entertainment.

Passenger 57 An airline security expert must take action when he finds himself trapped on a passenger jet when terrorists seize control of it.

Starring Wesley Snipes.

100% Lifestyle Radio Station for the Canary Islands

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Big Brother’s Little Brother Big Brother Frasier The 5 O’Clock Show Deal or No Deal Everybody Loves Raymond Friends Double bill. Ross is horrified to learn that Rachel is going on a date with handsome soap opera actor Kash.

Channel 4 News Relocation, Relocation Come Dine with Me Amateur chefs compete against each other hosting dinner parties.

Countdown Deal or No Deal The 5 O’Clock Show The Simpsons Hollyoaks Jacqui discovers that the council plan to dig up the woods where she’s hidden the gun that killed Calvin. Meanwhile, Anita and Ravi discover Relish sprayed with racist graffiti.

Channel 4 News Big Brother The Untold Great Fire of London Desperate Housewives Lynette tries to persuade Barbara to come to therapy but no one’s seen her for days. Eddie tells Lynette that Barbara is off on one of her usual escapades.

The Big Bang Theory Sheldon has been awarded a prestigious prize by the university but is scared of collecting the gong at a ceremony because he knows he’ll have to give a speech.

My Name is Earl Double bill. Earl takes responsibility for his former babysitter’s slacker son and attempts to teach the young man to lead a more productive life, but he accidentally alienates Randy in the process.

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The Wright Stuff The Trisha Goddard Show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Five News Latest news headlines.

Extreme Fishing with Robson Green Neighbours Jealous of Ringo spending time with Donna, Naomi invites him round her house for a spa.

Home and Away Zoo Days Animal Rescue Squad Thicker than Water Poignant family drama.

After discovering her late father once married a rodeo queen, a big-city lawyer travels into wild horse country and finds a long-lost family secret.

Five News Neighbours Home and Away Colleen campaigns against Marilyn’s fortune telling business. Sid, Indi and Dex arrive in Summer Bay. Live from Studio Five Escape From….

The Titanic Conspiracy.

NCIS Gibbs is tasked with investigating the murder of an ICE agent.

K-Ville An investigation into the case of three prison escapees brings back painful memories for Cobb.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Grissom suspects murder when the body of a dwarf is found hanging from a rope high above a stage in a casino hotel where a convention of little people is being held.

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Good Morning Sports Fans News, reviews and previews - including a look at the back pages, a racing tip and a sporting weather forecast.

Football’s Greatest Football Asia The official television programme of the Asian Football Confederation.

This week on the show: a look back at the AWCQ Classic in 2002.

ICC Women’s T20 England v New Zealand in a women’s international Twenty20 contest at Chelmsford. England face a tough task: New Zealand were runners-up in this year’s ICC Women’s World Twenty20.

Friends Provident T20 Cricket Football’s Greatest Paolo Maldini. A focus on Italian legend Paolo Maldini, who spent all 25 seasons of his career at AC Milan. The defender won five European Cups, seven league titles and one World Cup with Italy.

International Cricket Prizefighter The super-middleweights battle it out at York Hall, Bethnal Green.

Football’s Greatest Franz Beckenbauer.

A profile of Germany’s Franz Beckenbauer. He is the only player to have captained three European Cup winning sides and has won most of the trophies in world football.

International Cricket England play host to Australia in the fourth one-day international at The Oval.

England must improve after losing heavily to Australia in last summer’s ODI series.

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Cash in the Attic Series which looks at the real value of household junk.

BBC News & Weather Bargain Hunt Game show in which two teams compete for the best bargains before they go up for auction.

BBC News BBC London News Wimbledon 2010 Latest Wimbledon action.

BBC News BBC London News Fake Britain EastEnders Another visit to the residents of Albert Square, for a regular dose of drama, excitement and tears.

DIY SOS Nick Knowles recruits extra help to renovate a whole house Holby City Popular hospital drama.

BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

BBC London News The latest news, sport and weather from London.

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Animal Park Wimbledon 2010 Latest Wimbledon action The League of Super Evil Animated series in which a group of Super Villains plot to take over their neighborhood in Metroville.

The League of Super Evil Ooglies Safari 8 Safari 8 sends four British and four South African children on an amazing adventure. They will spend a month training to be game rangers in Kruger National Park in South Africa. They will be taught by two real-life rangers and learn to track and care for the greatest animals on earth.

Deadly 60 Newsround Latest children’s news Gimme a Break Shaun the Sheep Wimbledon 2010 Today at Wimbledon John Inverdale and guests bring the main action and stories from the All England Championships.

Gareth Malone Goes to Glyndebourne Mock the Week Comedy show combining the best elements of panel show, stand-up and improvised games with two teams of comedians taking a satirical swipe at the news and world events.

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The Chase Regional News & Weather ITV News & Weather Emmerdale Popular long-running soap opera, set in a Yorkshire village.

Tonight Current affairs news stories presented through interviews and discussions. Focuses on major developments.

Emmerdale Catch up with the latest drama at Emmerdale Coronation Street More drama and turmoil from the residents of Coronation Street in the longest running TV Soap.

Regional variations ITV News at Ten & Weather Evening Entertainment Superhuman An insight into the lives of the strongest people on the planet, discovering the extreme lifestyles they follow in their pursuit of raw power, and examining how far nature and nurture and the importance of the mind feature in the strength equation.

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Gran Canaria

or 928 473265, Arucas 928 621754, Maspalomas 928 764201, Tablero 928 140640, Mogán 928 158805, Aldea de San Nicolás de Tolentino 928.891.252 or www.alberguelaaldea.com, or Valleseco 928 618740.

Archaeology

FIESTAS & CULTURAL EVENTS June 19, Romerías de San Juan: Telde, Araña (San Bartolomé de Tirajana), Valsequillo, Teror and Arucas June 23, Nighttime bonfires of San Juan, various locations June 24, Fiestas de San Juan, Arucas June 26, 7.30 pm, Romería de San Pedro, La Atalaya, Santa María de Guía To June 27, Foundation anniversary fiestas, Las Palmas To July 4, Fiestas de San Pedro Apóstol 2010, Santa María de Guía

MUSIC & SCENIC ARTS Auditorio Alfredo Kraus

Las Palmas. Tickets and information: www.auditorio-alfredokraus.com/ June 26, 8.30 pm, Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria

Teatro Pérez Galdós

Las Palmas. www.teatroperezgaldos.es June 19, Opera: I Masnadieri

by Verdi June 22, Boston Ballet: Ultimate Balanchine June 23, Boston Ballet: Dance Made in Boston June 28: Music with Ismael Serrano

EXHIBITIONS June 4 to July 2, Estructuras húmedas, Gabinete Literario, Las Palmas June 17 to July 16, Sharing memories, pictures of childhood. Fundación Mapfre Guanarteme, Arucas To June 27, Canarian mountains, much more than wood. Parque San Telmo, Las Palmas. To June 30, Las Islas Canarias: Mitos y Leyendas por descubrir. Public Library, Las Palmas To July 4, Horizontes Insulares. Centro de Arte La Regenta, Las Palmas To September 3, Young creators of Mali. Casa África, Las Palmas

OTHER EVENTS June 18 to July 4, Grand World Circus, Las Palmas

SPORT & NATURE Trekking:

Local councils in various areas of the island organise guided treks and other open-air activities. For more information, call UPNature, Guanarteme 928 270084

Guided visits to the principal digs in the island: Bentayga (Tejeda), Cenobio de Valerón (Guía) etc. For more information 928 219 229.

MARKETS

Arguineguín: Tuesday Gáldar: Thursday Mogán: Sunday Puerto de Mogán: Friday Telde: Saturday Terór: Sunday Vecindario: Monday & Wednesday – all 8am to 2pm.

Playa del Inglés: Every day except Sunday, 7.30 to 11.30pm.

Las Palmas Rastro: Sunday 8am to 2pm, bus station.

Tenerife FIESTAS & CULTURAL EVENTS June 19, 4 pm, Romería de San Antonio de Padua, El Pinalete, La Guancha June 23, Nighttime bonfires of San Juan, various locations June 24, Fiestas de San Juan: Arico, Icod de los Vinos, Puerto de la Cruz, San Juan de la Rambla June 24, Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de los Reyes, Garachico July 3 to August 16, Fiestas de San Roque, Garachico Until July 25, from midday every Sunday, Encuentros del Drago. Canarian music and dance. Parque de Lorenzo Cáceres, Icod de los Vinos July 2, 7.30 pm to 10.30 pm, Museum night including guided tour, classical music concert and local food tasting. €9. Museo de Artesanía Iberoamericana de Tenerife, La Orotava

MUSIC & DANCE V Edition: Los Caprichos Musicales de La Isla Baja Ex-Convento de San Francisco, Garachico: June 18, 8.30 pm, end of course concert July 2, 8.30 pm, end of course piano concert Ex-convento de San Sebastian, Los Silos: June 19, 8.30 pm, recital: Judith Pezoa and Ricardo Francia, June 26, 8.30 pm, Garachico Chamber Choir

Auditorio de Tenerife, Santa Cruz

Tickets: 902 317327 or www. auditoriodetenerife.com To June 20, various times, Garrick by Tricicle June 19 and 20, 6.30 pm, 1st Tenerife Contemporary Music Festival June 22 and 29, 8.30 pm, 5th Spanish Chamber Music Festival June 22, 9 pm, Chago Melián June 24, 8.30 pm, Anne Hampton Callaway (jazz) with the OST June 26, 9 pm, Paloma San Basilio (pop)

Puerto de la Cruz:

June 18, 10.30 pm, Memphis Blues Band. Ábaco June 19, Día de Música, by the fishing port June 19, 11 am to 4 pm, children’s choirs, El Castillo June 25, 10.30 pm, Jonay Martín Quartet (jazz), Abaco June 26, 9 pm, Puerto de la Cruz musical band, San Telmo

Los Cristianos Cultural Centre:

June 20, 8 pm, Broken Groove June 24, 9 pm, Municipal Dance School end of course concert June 26, 8.30 pm, Municipal Folklore School end of course concert

Cabo Blanco Civic Centre: June 30, 8 pm, Municipal School of Modern Music and Dance end of course concert

El Sauzal:

July 2, Manuel Carrasco

LIONS CLUB EVENTS Tenerife Sur:

Costa del Silencio shop is open Monday to Friday 11am to 2pm. Donations of clothing, books, bric-a-brac etc are welcome. Ken Sadler 670 647 765.

EXHIBITIONS TEA, Santa Cruz:

To August 22, Picasso y la escultura africana. Los orígenes de Las señoritas de Avignon.

Sala C To October 3, Tripulación para el Pequod. Sala B To July 11, Redes latentes by Macame Trápaga

Puerto de la Cruz:

To June 25, Paraisos artificiales by Adrián Martínez.

Fleming 4 To June 25, Lo que busco/lo que veo by José Ramón Insa Alba. El Castillo To July 9, Sinergias by Teo Mesa. Instituto de Estudios Hispánicos

South, cultural and civic centres:

June 18 to 26, painting school, Los Cristianos To June 30, painting school, Las Galletas To June 30, photos, Cauce Sur, memories of the old road.

Arona Town Hall To June 30, photos, art in the street, Camping Garabato, Los Cristianos To June 30, paintings, Cabo Blanco To July 5, paintings, ChoParque de La Reina

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES

Santiago del Teide Lions Club: July 3, President’s Night, El Marques, Los Gigantes.

Jon Thornley 627386 648.

Tenerife Sur Lions Club: June 26, President’s Night, Westhaven Bay, Costa del Silencio.

Ken Sadler 670 647 765.

Arona, Las Galletas, Costa del Silencio:

ARONA Isla Chica

Second Sunday of the month: barbecue with entertainment at Coral Mar Square

June 25, 10 pm, cinema: Transformers 2, Plaza de la Trujilla, Cabo Blanco

Last Sunday of the month: buffet and entertainment at Habla Habla, Las Galletas.

Cath 629 506 882.

All the Lions Clubs in this area, Tenerife Sur, Santiago del Teide, Arona-San Miguel, and Las Galletas-Costa Silencio are combining to have a World Cup football sweepstake in association with Worldwide motor dealers, Urb. Costa Sol, Costa del Silencio.

The proceeds will go to support the Hogar Chindia children’s home in Valle San Lorenzo.

The Lions shop in the Apolo Center is open Monday to Friday 11am to 3pm. The

June 18, 6 pm, show: Las Mil y Un Opera, Cabo Blanco June 22, 6.30 pm, puppets: Donde está Natalia? Plaza de Guaza June 24, 6.30 pm, concert: Raspopi. Outside Parque de la Reina Cultural Centre

OTHER EVENTS

SPORT & NATURE Failte fun walks

Stretch your legs every Friday morning with Failte. Meet outside the Hotel Gran Arona in Los Cristianos for a trek over Guaza mountain followed by refreshments.

Wear stout shoes, meet friends and get some exercise.

New faces always welcome.

More information from Tony on 628 689 306.

Tourist routes 922 127 938 Every Tuesday: Montes del Agua 1st Saturday of each month: Teide National Park 2nd Saturday: Masca ravine 3rd Saturday: Volcanic tube at

Cueva de San Marcos 4th Saturday: Kayak trip off Los Gigantes cliffs, Punta de Teno

Kayak routes

Tours by kayak for all abilities which may be combined with snorkelling, hiking, climbing or potholing. More info on 922 127 938 or www.elcardon. com

Surfing

North: Escuela de Surf y Body Board OAD La Laguna, for those aged 12 years and over.

More information on 922 256 244 or www.oadlaguna.com South: Escuela Oficial de la Federación Canaria de Surf K16 (Playa de las Américas).

Groups or individual training for those aged seven years or over. More information on 922 798 480 or www.k16surf. com

Hiking Discover Arona

More information about trekking routes on 922 725 180 www.arona.org

All year round, guided

walks for groups through the most emblematic buildings of the lovely northern town of Los Silos. Contact Oscar on 922 841 086.

Barranco del Infierno (Adeje):

Closed for repairs Information on 922 782 885.

Guided trails for the general public:

The National Park’s interpretation service offers guided tours free of charge.

You need to book in advance with the National Park Office (Tel. 922 290 129/922 290 183).

Miscellaneous La Baranda Wine Museum Promoting local quality wines. TF-5 motorway (El Sauzal exit). More info: 922 572 535 or www.tenerife.es/Casa-vino Castles Tours: Tenerife History Museum offers guided tours around the island’s castles for schools and groups. More info: 922 825 949

Masonic Meetings

South of Tenerife.

Visitors always welcome.

Tenerife Craft, Chapter, Mark.

More info: 922 794 502 / 922 732 386

Ciudadanos Europeos

(European Citizens Group).

For more information contact the Secretary, Chris Stanyer on 922 751 507 or the President, Harry Davies, on 922 781 905. ceten@fsmail.net

The Wednesday Club

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gentlemen, couples or on your own.

1st. Floor Apolo Center, Los Cristianos.

Wednesdays: 11am - 1pm.

More info: Edna 922 732 386 / 619 059 577 English Library Calle Irlanda, Parque Taoro, Puerto de la Cruz.

Monday 3pm - 5.30pm Wednesday 10am - 12 noon Friday from 4pm - 6pm Saturday 11am - 1pm Info: 922 383098 during opening hours Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings in the South: 1st Floor Apolo Centre, Los Cristianos (next to bus terminal).

Mon, Wed and Sat: 5.45pm Costa del Silencio, Oasis group, CC Coral Mar. Thursday: 7.30pm Callao Salvaje, Living Sober Group, Local 4, CC Buena Azul (Sueño Azul). Sunday 6.30pm For more info: call 630 478 448 (24hrs)

Markets Monday Alcalá 9am to 2pm Tuesday Los Abrigos 5pm to 9pm Wednesday Playa San Juan 9am to 2pm Thursday Costa Adeje 9am to 2pm Friday Golf del Sur 9am to 2pm San Isidro 5pm to 9pm Saturday Costa Adeje 9am to 2pm El Médano 9am to 2pm Sunday Los Cristianos 9am to 2pm Puerto de la Cruz 9am to 2pm

K9 & Friends of the Animals K9 car boot sales • First Sunday of every month Happy Days, Costa del Silencio.

8am - 12 noon. Stalls €6.

• Second Saturday of every month outside Shimmers Bar, Callao Salvaje. 10am to 1pm.

• K9 also have a stall on the Playa San Juan market every Wednesday and at Alcalá every Monday: 9am- 2pm.

Adeje Sunday evening market: 4pm - 8pm at the Ika Centre For more information call Susan for Adeje market 922 710 675 Pat the Cat: 608 121 081

Friends of the Animals car boot sale

• Last Sunday of every month Los Gigantes Sports Centre 9am- 12 noon.

• F.O.T.A. now has a good as new shop between the Medical Centre and Pizza Taxi at Playa de la Arena.

Monday to Friday: 10am to 6pm Saturday: 10am to 2pm • Goods are desperately needed for these events which are great for bargains and a good rummage.

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The Winner:

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Theatre:

Summer solstice celebrations

Alicia Keys tickets Jayne Walker

was the lucky winner of the competition published in the May edition of The Magazine for two tickets to see Alicia Keys.

Credit: Gary Hill

The Gig:

Alicia Keys

10,000 attend

Fans of singer Alicia Keys had to wait a while for their idol to appear on stage in Santa Cruz on June 6th but soon forgave the New Yorker, who gave a top-notch performance.

Local media described the 90-minute concert as one of the best in Tenerife for a long time, making up for the disappointment of the Whitney Houston cancellation a few weeks ago.

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Puerto to celebrate Día de la Música

he Day of Music was first celebrated in France in 1982, and coincides with the Summer solstice. Its objective is to promote music and offer concerts to the public free of charge.

The event has now been internationalised and in the 2006 edition it was celebrated in 250 cities belonging to 120 countries, including Spain.

This year, for the first time, Puerto de la Cruz will be taking part with free entry to a concert on June 19th at the fishing port, next to the Casa de la Aduana. The event has been organised by an association which unites professionals dedicated to the editing and production of independent discs. Seven independent emerging artists from the Canaries and Spain will be taking part. To date three of these have been confirmed: Aaron Thomas, born in Australia and a musician since his child-

T hood. He has published two CDs and his emotional music is influenced by artists from Elvis Costello to David Bowie and Bob Dylan to Elvis Perkins.

Baden bah! Famous for their soft, poetic rock and lyrics loaded with messages based

on personal experience. They have published one album and several individual songs. Los Seis Días, a pop group from Barcelona, currently revolutionising the musical scene.

The seven girls have toured Spain this year and have

adopted the best Anglo Saxon traditions.

Their launch single Te Odio, is already an internet hit which has brought them new fans from Mexico, Argentina and the United States.

Film: Ritmania/Children’s Eye Cancer Trust

Maisy’s moves

itmania are hosting a benefit show in aid of The Children’s Eye Cancer Trust, Sunday 20th June, 1pm at Forteleza del Mar, Torviscas.

This event is to be organised by Kay Bradford, whose daughter, Maisy (six) has been a Ritmania student since she was three years old. Maisy was born with eye cancer and unfortunately lost her eye. Every six months Maisy has to travel back to the U.K for check ups and has recently been given the all clear

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again. However whilst at the hospital Kay found out that this condition is becoming more

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Maisy has been given the all clear again

and more common, with the recovery rate becoming less. Kay is determined to raise money throughout the year for this worthy cause that is so important to her and her family.

Don’t miss this your chance to see Maisy and all the students of Ritmania perform what promises to be a spectacular show.

Tickets are priced at €5 for adults and €2 for kids, available from Ritmania Dance School, Los Cristianos or you can also pay at the door. For more info call 630 593 381.

Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte escape from the pressures of life, love and work in Manhattan to join Samantha for a trip to Morocco, where Samantha’s ex is filming a new movie. Sex, fun and friendship, directed

by Michael Patrick King and starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Cristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall.

he Magma Arte & Congressos centre, as they promised, are working hard to bring more and more young people’s theatre to South Tenerife and they recently hosted over 1,400 young school children during a day time presentation of Lío en la Granja (Confusion in the Farm), produced by La Baldufa, and thoroughly enjoyed by all.

Sponsored by Munchitos, the event saw eager young audiences from public and private schools in the area enjoying an excellent morning of theatrical fun and frolics.

The next production is a musical version of Alicia en el Pais de las Maravillas (Alice in Wonderland), staged by the Clapso company, on Sunday June 26th at 6pm, closing this season’s successful school/ theatre run.

Compliments to the team at Magma (Héctor Hernández, Ligia Martin , Santiago Arroyo, Pepe Torres) for initiating and maintaining this important new addition to South Tenerife’s cultural agenda, and both teachers and parents are more than delighted that they no longer have to travel to Santa Cruz or beyond to introduce their children to the world of theatre.

Events are also being backed by the regional government, Audiovisuales Alonso&Alonso. La Caixa and Cicar.

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Hands On

Helpful hints for around the house

Adding an electric socket, PART 2

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n the last edition we described the importance of using the right cables.

Now, let’s add a socket.

Pics 1 and 2 Cut out the hole and the channel for the conduit, using a chisel and hammer.

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When this is set, usually the next day, you can proceed with the electrical connections.

Here, Robert is plastering in the conduit.

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At this point, you must switch off the main electrical supply at the fuse box.

Pic 4 You can take your power supply from the nearest socket if there is one handy.

If not, you will need to connect to the nearest main junction box. Connect the live to the live and so on, as shown in the diagram.

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ne of Tenerife’s cat lovers and charity workers Julie got in touch with this feel-good story, proving that the internet is good for pets too!

Julie told us that she recently joined the cat lovers group on Friends Reunited. She quickly got to know many members, and soon joined in the concern at the lack of contact from one member, Rose, in the UK. Soon their worst fears were realised – Rose had passed away, at home, alone, apart from her five beloved cats. The group then discovered that the five cats, Barnaby, Babe, Fred, and twins Lucy and Toby had been removed by the RSPCA and split between two centres in the Nottingham area. As cat lovers they were sad that they were no longer together and knew that Rose would have been horrified.

But one member took it further.

Vera, messaged saying that having recently lost her beloved Mr. Felix she would have all five to ensure they stayed together. Soon the group mobilised to make this a reality. They discovered that the cats had been split between two centres, and managed to contact them to

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If you would like any advice on this or any other DIY techniques, contact Robert on 922 814 073, mobile 605 469 352 or email rjmcalees@yahoo.com

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Pets online

Pic 6 You need to connect the Earth cable to the Earth, but the live and neutral can be connected to either of the other two terminals on the socket as there is no distinction between them over here.

Electrical screwdriver /destornillador con aislamiento Hammer / Martillo Chisel / Cortafríos / Cincel Screws / Tornillos Trowel / Paleta Socket / Enchufe Conduit / Tubo Cable / Cable Live / El Fase Neutral /El Neutro Earth / De Tierra

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beg them to hold onto them until Vera could pick them up.

Help from many quarters saw a 500 mile drive undertaken in one exhausting day, with Vera, to collect and bring home all five cats.

Four of the five cats were in relatively good spirits, but poor Toby was in a bad shape, traumatised by his separation from his previous owner and housing in what were less than clean conditions. But he was coaxed into a carrier and is now recovering.

With ongoing donations from the on-line group, who boast members all over the world, from Tenerife to Tasmania, Brisbane to Brighton, and some practical

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help closer to home, a large enclosure has been built in Vera’s garden to allow the cats to enjoy the great outdoors without getting lost, they have had vet visits and are on the road to recovery, even though Toby still prefers to hide under a blanket or in Vera’s bed.

Julie told Island Connections that they followed the events, “like something out of a TV serial. I’m sure I’m right in saying we all experienced practically every emotion going – sadness, fear for the cats, then relief, joy, happiness and elation and even a bit of humour. If there were more people like Vera, Maureen and Dave the world would be a better place.”

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Aktion Tier is hosting a fantastic summer party on Sunday June 20th from 10.30am onwards. he day will start off with a walk with your dogs and the dogs of Aktion Tier along the beach.

There will be some fun ability tests with prizes, and later on a splash and foam party, along with food and music. Aktion Tier is in the Granadilla Industrial Park at ITER. More information by calling 922 778630.

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Healthy and fun food for all the family.

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In the Spanish version, this series of books combines healthy, fun recipes with original short stories to feed the body and the mind. They are highly recommended for anyone who can understand the Spanish language.

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here are many types of curry in the world, but in southern Asia, the flavour is acquired by using the leaves of the curry tree which grows at the feet of the Himalayas.

As we are entering the barbecue season, this is an ideal family treat.

Dia de Canarias

Eat, drink, be Canarian

The regional government were delighted with the success of the second annual promotion of Canarian wines and cheeses coinciding with Canary Islands Day, May 30th.

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3 Substituting the olive oil in this recipe for sesame oil will give the kebabs a more oriental aroma and flavour. If you are using wooden or bamboo kebab sticks, leave them to soak overnight in water. It will be easier to thread the food on them and they are less likely to set on fire on the barbecue before the food is cooked.

* Information and images from La Cocina Encuentada – Las cuatro estaciones (in Spanish) by Teresa Pérez Hernández. ISBN 978-84-96509-84-9 (around 12 euros).

Giant prawn & pineapple curry kebabs Ingredients • 20 large raw giant prawns • 5 shallots • 2 dozen cherry tomatoes • 3 ripe yellow apples • 3 slices of pineapple • 1 onion • Curry powder, as fresh as possible • Sea salt & Olive oil

Beaded food covers.

Canned herbs Tinsful of taste

Preparation 1. Gently fry the chopped onion and peeled and chopped apples until soft, add a level tablespoon of curry powder (or more or less depending on taste) and blend in. Cook for a further minute before adding three centimetres of water. Bring to the boil and simmer for 15 minutes. Mix the final result in a blender until smooth.

2. Peel the prawns and place to one side covered by a cool, damp cloth. Wash the tomatoes and quarter the shallots.

Thread the prawns, pineapple, tomatoes and shallots onto the kebab sticks.

3. Oil the barbecue or grilling dish and cook the kebabs on a high heat. Serve immediately accompanied by the curry sauce.

BBQ cruet

The long arm of the barbecuer.

Retro ketchup American diner chic

Nutritional values Folic acid: 44.30mg/100g RDA: 200/300mg/day Vitamin D 4,08mg/100g RDA: 5mg/day Iodine: 30.27mg/100g RDA: 90-125mg/day

campaign which was organised

by GMR Canarias, the public company run by the department of agriculture, food and fisheries to promote and develop the rural development of the islands, and saw the co-operation of many private food producers and bodegas.

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he promotions ran over more than two weeks, from May 21st to June 7th with members of the public getting the chance to sample the best food and drink the islands have to offer.

Instant lollies 10 minute ices.

Adrian hotels

Masterclass A group of British travel agents were given a cookery lesson recently by a top hotel chef.

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hey were on a fact finding tour organised by Prestige Holidays to discover what Tenerife has to offer to their more discerning clients and visited the AR Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel. Alexander Mendez, the head chef, gave them a masterclass in cooking a paella and preparing authentic sangría. This novel way of presenting the local cuisine is typical of the tailor-made approach of Adrian Hotels, which is still run by the Adrian family.

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Wine

By Gerald Ruben

Tasting sessions

How to choose

Wine bus

The routes for this year’s wine bus have now been finalised.

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Bubbly

champagne F

irstly you have to decide what style of champagne you are looking for.

There are two different ways to make champagne, each producing a very distinctive taste. Most modern champagnes use a technique called malolactic fermentation (MLF) which was widely introduced in the 1950s to get champagnes to market more quickly. This process softens the hard malic acid in the champagne and tends to produce a heavier, less fruit driven style of champagne. In the case of Lanson champagne it is aged for a minimum of three years to allow the flavours to evolve in their own time. This means you will probably get a champagne which has a bigger fruit flavour than using the (MLF ) method.

Secondly, ask what quality of grapes have been used to make the champagne.

The main three grape varieties in champagne are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. They all contribute different flavours to champagne. Chardonnay, for instance, is known for its finesse, and has a great potential for longevity. Pinot Noir provides much of the champagne’s backbone, and Pinot Meunier has flowery notes on the nose and a youthful fruitiness on the palate.

The non-vintage champagnes of the leading champagne houses will have different proportions of each grape. Some champagnes are made solely from Chardonnay and others from the black grape varieties of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. You also have to take into consideration how dry or sweet you like your champagne.

Most champagnes are dry or Brut, however the scale can vary from very dry—Ultra Brut, to sweet Doux.

Finally check how long the champagne has been aged for.

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Vintage champagnes are aged longer than non-vintage champagnes. Non vintage champagnes can be released after fifteen months, whilst vintage champagnes are aged for a minimum of three years. Non vintage champagnes will usually have a fresher flavour and a higher acidity than vintage champagnes.

How is it made?

Well all champagne is made using the Methode Champenoise, a very complex process which requires patience and skill.

Pressing the grapes/first fermentation: Once the grapes are pressed the juice is cooled for clarification. At this point the wine maker must decide if he is going down the MLF route or sticking to the original system.

Blending or assemblage: Now there are strict rules as to what can and can’t be done. Only 80 per cent of wine from a single year may be used to create champagne as 20 per cent must be held back as reserve wine for following years.

However in years of exceptional harvests, wine producers will create vintage champagnes, which are made using 100 per cent of grapes from that year only.

Setting off the second fermentation/bottling up the bubbles: Here the wine maker adds the liqueur de tirage, a mixture of reserve wine, sugar and yeast culture, to stimulate a second fermentation, and create all those important bubbles. Once this is added, the wine is transferred into glass bottles and sealed with metal crown caps.

Storing the champagne sur lattes: In many champagne houses the second fermentation takes

place in deep, cool, chalk cellars for a minimum of 15 months.

Secondary fermentation: When the secondary fermentation is complete it is time to remove the lees from the bottles. The bottles are transferred to wooden racks and then each bottle must be gradually riddled, to encourage the sediment into the neck of the bottle Maturing: Once the sediment has been left to settle, the bottle is now upside down Disgorging: This is the process by which the sediment is removed from the neck of the bottle by freezing it, when the crown cap is removed, the pressure from the champagne causes the sediment to fly out with considerable force.

Dosage: This is the process of sweetening the champagne with a mixture of wine and sugar.

Finishing: The bottles are now sealed with a cork and cap and

then undergo an additional resting period for the added liqueur to marry with the wine. It’s interesting to note that the cork is actually straight before it goes into the bottle.

There are fifteen different sizes of champagne bottle which range from a half bottle up to a bottle which holds 40 standard size bottles.

In 2009, a bottle of 1825 PerrierJouet champagne was opened and tasted by 12 of the top wine tasters in the world, it was declared drinkable and is now offically recognised as the oldest bottle of champagne in the world by the Guinness Book of Records, and there are two more left from this 1825 vintage. The most expensive bottle of champagne was a 1928 bottle of Krug, recorded in 2009 as having been sold in Hong Kong for 164,560 Hong Kong dollars.

ome of the routes include tapas or meals, others are cultural visits, take in beautiful landscapes or historic buildings, grape picking, musical groups or traditional events and still others are simple guided tastings. Morning routes start from the Avenida Colón in Puerto de la Cruz at 8.45am, picking up at the Hotel Botánico 10 minutes later and afternoon routes start at 4.45pm again with a pick up at the Hotel 10 minutes afterwards.

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or routes near La Laguna, later pick ups can be organised, contact 922 639 450. The routes with a meal cost €40 and last around seven hours, those without food cost €20 and last about five hours. There are 13 to choose from and they run until December. Tickets are on sale at the Puerto de la Cruz CIT office. For fuller information on each of the itineraries, check out our website at www.islandconnections.eu.

Landscape

Five star promotion

Given that it is a lot lovelier to look at a vineyard in full production with well tended vines than an abandoned farm, the island council has decided as part of its urban planning to promote the wines of Tenerife.

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ith a budget of €20,976, Tenerife Rural Foundation will be promoting the wines at four and five star hotels across the island in cooperation with the administrations and various island bodegas. Wine tastings and samples will be on offer in at least 15 island hotels.

Wine tour

Drink and be driven

Buses from Santa Cruz every Saturday and Sunday have been organised so that northern wine lovers can taste the production of the vineyards of Abona.

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he bus leaves from La Recova (near the theatre) in Santa Cruz at 9am and makes one stop in Poris de Abona at 11am. For a minimum charge you can visit wine cellars, enjoy tasting some of the excellent local wines accompanied by local food. The volcanic soils of this area produce 90 per cent of the ecological grapes in the Canaries and 80 per cent of the famed Malmsey variety. Depending on demand coach tours could in future be organised from the south too. For more information contact Betty or Trini at 922 209 914 or 922 164 241 or email them at bettycanarywine@hotmail.com.

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Clinica Implantologia

Dental aesthetics I

n this edition, we will consider people who have problems with their smile, which they don’t like but they don’t know why.

Maybe it is an ugly tooth, one that is dark or stained, a short tooth, receding gums, but whatever the cause those affected cannot look at themselves in the mirror because they don’t like what they see.

Indiana Club

Schools out for summer!

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hat to do with the kids – or more to the point, kids, how to make sure your parents know what to do with you this summer.

So Mum and Dad, ask yourself, what do kids want to do, where do they want to go, and just how much fun can they have in one place in one day? Stupid question really. The answer is loads and loads and loads, and luckily for you parents there is now a great place where they can go, be totally and absorbingly entertained, looked after, guided and minded, have oodles of great fun, while you can go and do whatever it is grown-ups have to do when school’s out (work mostly – poor them).

Indiana Club, located on Avenida de Bruselas in Playa Fañabé, is the answer to everyone’s dreams. In the short space of time that the venue has been running birthday parties it has quite simply become the place to go to celebrate for kids. Once in situ they are taken off your hands (or vice-versa depending on your point of view) by trained monitors and brought into a world of child-inspired fun and games. Signs on the doors state quite clearly, Parents Not Allowed. For parties food, soft drinks, cakes and candles are provided and the birthday girl or boy gets to write their name on the party wall with a paint-y hand print too – now how cool is that? They can also have their birthday party in the pool, play at pirates, princes, use the in-house playstations, Wii, and lots more.

1. Do you like the look of your teeth and gums?

2. Do you sometimes turn your face to your ‘good’ side when you smile, or do you ever cover your mouth with your hand when you are talking?

3. Do you find yourself looking at others who have a perfect smile and want to have the same?

4. Have you ever tried to cover your smile by closing your lips?

5. Do you take pleasure from smiling at people?

6. When you have your photo taken, do you close your lips?

7. Do you sometimes stop smiling because you think it doesn’t look good?

8. If you had a magnificent smile, how would you feel?

9. What would you like to change about your smile?

But Indiana Club is more than a birthday venue – they run a Kids Club from Mondays to Fridays, with games, sports, a supervised pool and loads of toys. On Saturdays there is a trained professional Flamenco dancer (one of the Carmen Mota troupe) giving lessons of flamenco, hip hop, modern, for kids from five year upwards, there are games, and of course all this will be happening during the World Cup, perfect for football mad parents, with a large lounge bar and big screen televisions on site too. (They could have called this place Utopia!).

The staff are trained, friendly, and multi-lingual, perfect for both resident and visiting small tourists who need a break from their parents.

You can also book the venue for communions, baptisms, or any kind of gathering you like, and with prices starting at just €8 you won’t find many other venues offering the same choices.

Check out their summer special rates on page 35.

From a resident’s point of view Indiana Club is all that a busy parent needs and more, and is the perfect break the kids need

I have devised a series of questions which readers can answer at home, and afterwards they will know whether or not they need to consult a professional.

There are various ways to analyse your smile. We regularly use two techniques: an emotional analysis and an objective analysis based on the patient’s own perceptions.

The following questions have been designed to help you and with the objective of finding out your real feelings about how your smile affects your image, how you think others react and how it affects the quality of your relationships with others.

after the school year. For tourists too it offers your kids the chance to escape from you in a controlled setting (they need a break too after all), where they’re mixing with children of different ages and nationalities. You know where they are and they don’t care where you are as long as you leave them alone. What more could you ask for?

More information on www.indianaclub.es, or call them for information/reservations on 922 715507 or 619204113.

For the objective analysis, the best way to answer the questions is by standing in front of a mirror and smiling.

1. Are all your teeth shiny and white, or do you have some yellow, dark or stained teeth?

2. Do you have some spaces between your teeth?

3. Have you lost any teeth?

4. Do you have any which are twisted, irregular or out of line?

5. Does the line of your upper incisors follow the curve of your upper lip?

6. Do any teeth look short and fat, small or too wide?

7. Do any of the sides of your teeth look longer or shorter than others?

8. Is any tooth or group of teeth covering others?

9. Does the average line of the front of your teeth correspond with the central line of your face and your nose?

10. Do you grind your teeth or do any of your lower teeth overlap the upper row?

11. Can you see much of your gums when you smile?

12. Do you have even or uneven gums?

Every problem has a solution. Nowadays, some revolutionary techniques are helping patients to have a Hollywood style smile.

Good dental hygiene and a professional clean every six months together with other treatments will help to keep your teeth healthy and good looking. In reality, dental health begins with the following: 1. Correct nutrition 2. Rigorous dental hygiene 3. An exact daily quantity of fluoride 4. Regular check ups If you have inflamed or receded gums, your problem can be solved with the right periodontal treatment.

New metal-free ceramics like Zirconium made by 3D machines bring a high level of satisfaction. Bone regeneration allows lost teeth to be replaced and structural bone defects to be corrected so that implants can be used.

Computer guided implantology perfects the installation of implants. The combination of these three disciplines allows new smiles to be created using the latest technology.

Instituto de Implantologia Dental Dr Chanut is located near the church, Calle General Franco and Calle Amalia Alayón, Tel. 649 798 747/922 788 328, and in Puerto de la Cruz in Plaza del Charco No. 11, in the Banco Popular building.

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Windsor Exchange

Aussie Safe haven I

n the current financial climate it is difficult to know which way to turn with your savings.

With many bank savers’ rates at an all time low and the recent volatility in the equity markets it’s not an easy decision to make. So where do you safely put your hard earned cash to not only give it a chance against inflation, but appreciate growth also? There is one area that could be worth further thought. Australia.

Mention Australia and most conjure up images of the nasty creatures that inhabit the island: The funnel web spider, the inland Taipan deadly snake, the huge saltwater crocodiles that inhabit

the north of the country and of course you cannot forget the Great White Shark waiting offshore to gobble up any unsuspecting swimmers who stray out of their depth. Talk to any Australian and they laugh at the thought, but all the same, thankfully we don’t have to go there to invest.

Australia is one of the only countries in the developed world not to fall into recession. It has a very stringent immigration policy only allowing in those who fit the criteria.

The country’s success with a growing skilled population, even during the world recession may have been stumped as the global banks dither and

Seranca

restrict finance if it were not for companies like Windsor Exchange that have Australian investment managers who took the initiative to provide capital for solid commercial finance.

Unlike other investment funds that invest in the often volatile equity markets these investment managers generate income from investing in commercial lending and direct real property, solely in the growing Australian market and nowhere else. With an impressive track record of growth since inception the company has an average net* growth return of between seven and nine per cent on your savings each year even during the global financial crisis of the last few years.

With a more stringent financial services authority than the UK and an Australian government capital guarantee on deposits it could be worth investing part of your portfolio until the rest of the world settles down and we get back to some sort of normality. Luckily there is an authorised agent acting for the company on the island.

For a friendly no obligation conversation on this and other options contact Gary Cockerill at Windsor Exchange. Office 922 799633 / mobile 686 924450, or email for further info gary.cockerill@windsorexchange.eu.com *Net of all Australian and 10 per cent withholding tax.

Clinica Anaga Dental

Are they boring Light up you? your face P

urchasing your home is probably one of the largest outlays you will make, but whilst you sit there in home-ownership splendour enjoying your domain, tiny, almost imperceptible insects could be undermining your investment-woodworm and termites.

Woodworm are actually the larva stage of various species of wood boring beetles which drill into and eat wood. The threat that these larvae present are often underestimated but if they are allowed to eat their fill unchecked, the holes they create in the joists of your home could cause it to collapse.

There are various species of woodworm, including the common furniture woodworm and the large death watch beetle larva. A look at the Seranca page on plagues (website below) will give you more information on the varieties you may encounter.

If you are only facing furniture woodworm, you can treat it with non-professional products that are available from chemists or hardware specialists, but woodworm that has attacked your home should be treated by professional technicians as, if they are not controlled, the structure of your home could be dam-

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Termites enter your home by hidden conduits

aged. Many woodworm infestations can go unnoticed for years, years in which the damage they have done can be extensive and serious. It is very important to act quickly if you believe you have a woodworm problem.

The other main wood threatening insects are termites. They also eat other cellulose materials.

Some structures are more prone to attack by termites than others, but all homes are potential victims for their powerful jaws.

Many owners insure themselves against fires or floods, but take no action at all against possible termite attack, a much more common event.

Even if your home is built of brick or stone, you could have a termite problem as the supports of the structure and other components of the building are made of wood and other materials containing cellulose.

In time, the damage caused by the termites can be considerable,

weakening the wood to such an extent that the structure is damaged and repairs may be expensive.

Termites are social insects which live in colonies normally underground. They are ground living insects and generally get into buildings by undetected hidden conduits in the walls, floors and foundations. Although they can be a threat they are very important for the environment as they decompose material from dead plants converting it into compost.

Just like any plague, termites become a problem only when they invade our living space.

If you believe you may be affected, call Seranca immediately and someone will advise you on the next steps to take. With centres on all islands they can be contacted on Tenerife on 922 220000, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on 928 139393 or check out their webpage for more details, www.seranca.com.

n today’s world the art of dental implants is about a lot more than simply replacing teeth, it’s about improving your dental health and giving you a confident smile, important for our physical as well as mental well being!

Obviously it’s hugely important that your new teeth work as they should – that your ability to bite and chew is excellent, but it’s also vital that your implants add to your overall oral health and are aesthetically pleasing.

The world of false teeth, the one where your grandparents took out their teeth at night, the cartoon world of the glass of water with a full mouth of pearly whites by the bed – this is past tense. Today’s top dental clinics are working to ensure that your implants don’t just look a lot better than false teeth, but feel better too, feel like your own teeth and that you feel as good as you possibly can once they

have been implanted.

A tooth implant is the best solution for a missing tooth, and certainly goes a long way towards creating the right visual impression.

A beaming smile is diminished if there are toothy gaps, which is where implants come into their own, recreating the smile you may have lost. There are other advantages too – cavities and decay are not an issue when it comes to your ‘new’ teeth.

Dental decay and missing teeth are not simply aesthetic problems either, but affect your ability to eat properly too. When

the jawbone isn’t strong enough to hold a normal implant special implants can also be prepared. A bone transplant is another possibility to be considered in some cases.

Obviously the first consideration will always be to save the existing tooth before any thought of implants, but when that’s not an option a good dentist will integrate your implants into your existing set of teeth giving you the best of both dental worlds, and with it a new lease of self confidence and more than a few reasons to smile again.

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Buenavista del norte: Traditional one-storey Canarian house with large garden and fruit trees.

Central. Garage. €400 per month.

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minutes walk from Torviscas beach, separate kitchen sat/ tv, fabulous terrace, views, swimming pools and gardens, no agents, 450 euros plus bills per month, call 670 558208 or 922 710919 (leave message if no answer)

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Property Wanted : Established, reliable & professional long let management company require more apartments in Las Américas/Los Cristianos areas for steady flow of new renters. For further details, phone 922 715 162

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 We will buy your property, whether it is a House, or apar tment for Cash, and complete in 28 days. No agents, no catches, no gimmicks. Call (0034) 922 720222 or visit www.tenerifehomebuyers. com

 Los Cristianos 2 Bed 2 bath Victoria court 2 refurbished 2 Balconies Sea view & pool view comes with 4 months rental bookings & Webb site www. victoriacourt2.co.uk £2500,000 Ph 00447984148705 Card No is 5186 7511 5517 9131 Ex 06/12 info@the-tpg.com

Rent :  Studios, 1 and 2 bed apartments from 400€ for rent to mature-minded people in Tor viscas Alto. UK TV channels. For details, phone Nadine: 922 715 162

 To rent 2 bed apartment with kitchen, bathroom and sitting room situated between Tejina de Guia and Piedra Hincada with fantastic views of La Gomera and Las Palmas. Suit elderly couple with transport and love of animals, rent 500 euros per month plus bills. Tel 600 636733

Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom duplex apartment for rent in Amarilla Bay, Costa del Silencio.

Fully furnished, English community TV, three terraces, washing machine, communal pool, 600 euros per month. Minimum six months contract.

 Beautiful country house for rent in El Socorro (Tegueste), 75m2 built and 500m2 orchard garden, 650 euros per month, tel 670 817821  Pub for rent, Playa Paraiso, very spacious interior, excellent terrace, fully licensed and equipped, 639 914773

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 Chalet Tanque Arriba 100m2. 3 Rooms. 500€. Phone: 922248514

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280€. Phone: 922248514

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450€. Phone: 922248514

 Chalet Ctra. General 100m2. 2 Rooms. 900€. Phone: 922248514

 To Let - San Juan Large Sunny two bed apartment. 490e month. Tel 922710675

 Duplex Maritim 80m2.

1 Room. 800€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Longuera 74m2. 2 Rooms. 650€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet San José 70m2.

2 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment El Amparo 50m2. 1 Room. 450€. Phone: 670242080  Terraced House Green Golf 135m2. 3 Rooms. 850€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Puerto Viejo 54m2. 2 Rooms. 550€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Piedra Hincada.

2 Rooms. 500€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment El Tope 101m2.

3 Rooms. 650€. Phone: 670242080  S t u d i o P l a z a d e l Charco 40m2. 400€. Phone: 670242080  Terraced House La Quinta 130m2. 3 Rooms. 800€. Phone: 670242080  P r e m i s e s P l a z a d e l Charco 133m2. 2500€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Los Abrigos 52m2. 1 Room. 450€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Los Abrigos 62m2. 2 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 670242080

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 Apartment La Longuera 80m2. 3 Rooms. 500€. Phone:  Apartment La Paz 44m2.

1 Room. 700€. Phone: 922248514 922248514  Duplex Cabo Llanos 141m2.

3 Rooms. 1000€. Phone:  Studio La Paz 41m2. 700€.

Phone: 922248514 922248514  Apartment Cabo Llanos 70m2. 2 Rooms. 550€. Phone: 922248514

 Studio La Paz 39m2. 650€.

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 Apartment San Agustín  Apartment La Longuera 80m2. 3 Rooms. 380€. Phone: 54m2. 1 Room. 500€. Phone: 922248514 922248514  Apartment Los Barros  Apartment Ctra. General 66m2. 2 Rooms. 500€. Phone: Del Nor te. 2 Rooms. 500€. 922248514 Phone: 922248514  Studio Playa Jardín 40m2.  Apartment Realejo Alto 450€. Phone: 922248514 60m2. 2 Rooms. 370€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment C.C. Punta Larga 64m2. 2 Rooms. 480€. Phone:  Chalet La Luz. 3 Rooms. 922248514 1300€. Phone: 922248514  A p a r t m e n t M e n c e y  A p a r t m e n t E l To s c a l 80m2. 2 Rooms. 650€. Phone: 82m2. 3 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 922248514 922248514  Apartment La Quinta.  Apartment Ctra. Provincial 2 R o o m s . 6 6 0 € . P h o n e : 60m2. 2 Rooms. 600€. Phone: 922248514 922248514  Apartment San Agustín  Studio San Fernando 30m2.

156m2. 4 Rooms. 600€. Phone: 390€. Phone: 922248514 922248514  Apartment Ctra.Vieja 67m2.

2 Rooms. 145425€. Phone:  Terraced House San José 70m2. 2 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 922248514 670242080  Apartment Jardín Tucán 95m2. 3 Rooms. 750€. Phone:  Chalet San José 70m2.

2 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 922248514 670242080  Apartment Urb. Anaga 90m2. 2 Rooms. 650€. Phone:  Studio Romantica II. 360€.

Phone: 670242080 922248514  Duplex Cabo Llanos 141m2.  Studio Martianez 38m2.

3 Rooms. 1000€. Phone: 420€. Phone: 670242080 922248514  S t u d i o P l a z a D e l Charco 36m2. 400€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Méndez Núñez 96m2. 3 Rooms. 700€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment San Vicente 75m2. 1 Room. 650€. Phone: 922248514  Studio La Paz. 550€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Paz 53m2.

1 Room. 600€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Paz 63m2.

2 Rooms. 700€. Phone: 670242080  Studio San Fernando 22m2.

360€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment La Cruz Santa 92m2. 3 Rooms. 500€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment Las Dehesas 65m2. 2 Rooms. 650€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Las Dehesas 52m2. 2 Rooms. 600€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Veril Del Duque 55m2. 1 Room. 650€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Las Dehesas 40m2. 1 Room. 500€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Las Dehesas 52m2. 2 Rooms. 600€. Phone: 670242080  Terraced House Durazno 240m2. 4 Rooms. 1200€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet Durazno 240m2.

3 Rooms. 1200€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Centro 60m2.

3 Rooms. 850€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Sor Soledad 60m2. 2 Rooms. 550€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment Ctra. Provincial 72m2. 3 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment Ctra. Provincial 64m2. 2 Rooms. 400€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment San Agustín 105m2. 3 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment San Agustín 51m2. 1 Room. 370€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment Ayuntamiento 90m2. 3 Rooms. 500€. Phone: 922248514  Apartment Avd Tres De Mayo 90m2. 3 Rooms. 500€.

Phone: 922248514  Apartment Ayuntamiento 75m2. 2 Rooms. 450€. Phone: 922248514  A p a r t m e n t P u e r t o Santiago. 2 Rooms. 800€.

Phone: 670242080  Studio La Paz 32m2. 550€.

Phone: 922248514  Apartment Jardín Tucán 65m2. 1 Room. 600€. Phone: 922248514  Chalet El Pinalito 258m2.

4 Rooms. 1100€. Phone: 670242080  A p a r t m e n t E l To s c a l 50m2. 1 Room. 525€. Phone: 922248514

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Sale:

Rentals from €525 p.m

Urb. Arco Iris Playa Second line from the sea in Callao Salvaje.

Duplex, totally furnished, 75m2, separate ktichen, totally equipped, toilet, dining room, complete bathroom, 2 bedrooms, SAT-TV, solarium 30m2 with . Views to Gomera and Teide, garage space, community areas with 2 pools, automatic gates, community fees 54/ month, 130,000 euros Tel 629 244 958

Excellent opportunity in Costa del Silencio

Apartment, 73m2, 2 bed, 1 bath, American kitchen, fitted wardrobes.

Terrace, 40m2 with .

Views over Teide and the complex. 2 community pools, one heated and one salt water, playground and other services.

Price €82,000.

Tel. 629 244 958

Residencial

La Duquesa Playa Fañabé

3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, front and back garden, comunity pool. €425,000

We have a wide range of top value rental accommodation in some of the south’s top resorts.

• Apartments in Adeje, Fañabe and Golf del Sur • 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • Short and Long term rentals • Washing machine • English/Spanish or satellite TV

Call us on 922 71 50 30/ 647 81 40 00 or visit www.villasandvistas.com

Frontline apartments from €299! p.m

Beachfront in Puerto de la Cruz, the Oro Negro apartments command stunning views of the ocean and across to the Lido Martianez with the town centre just a few minutes away.

• Choose from studio, or one and two bedroom apartments. (€500 and €600) • All apartments are comfortably furnished with kitchenettes, bathrooms and satellite TV. • 24-hour reception.

• Swimming pool and sun terrace • Laundry facilities • Long term rentals welcome • Free Wi-Fi

Call us on 922 37 85 14/ 663 85 16 31 or visit www.villasandvistas.com

 Opportunity, Los Cristianos at the sea, one bedroom plus living room, garage, panoramic views, sun, quiet, 110.000 euros (no agents) 922 752759 / 608 425426

 Apartment Los Abrigos 62m2. 2 rooms. 115000€. Phone: 670242080

 D u p l e x L a s A g u a s. 3 r ooms. 167000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Médano.

1 room 125000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Toscal 64m2.

2 rooms. 145000€. Phone: 670242080

TENERIFE BUSINESS SALES

 Apartment 3 De Mayo.

2 rooms. 175000€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Tabaiba Alta 160m2. 3 rooms. 309521€.

Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Médano.

2 rooms. 175000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Orotava Alta 79m2. 3 rooms. 139950€. Phone: 670242080

Specialising in the sale of Bars, Restaurants and Commercial outlets

 Terraced house Carmenaty 174m2. 4 rooms. 299000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Tabaiba Alta 160m2. 3 rooms. 309521€.

Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Aguamansa 190m2. 3 rooms. 200000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Duplex El Toscal 147m2.

3 rooms. 225000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Puntillo Del Sol 80m2. 1 room 160000€. Phone: 670242080

 Chalet Cruz del Teide 262m2. 2 rooms. 495000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Tope 58m2.

1 room 196350€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment La Longuera 74m2. 2 rooms. 225000€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Tabaiba Alta 186m2. 4 rooms. 355000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Apartment La Quinta 83m2.

2 rooms. 165000€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Cruz Del Teide. 3 rooms. 342577€.

Phone: 670242080  Apartment Playa Jardin 70m2. 3 rooms. 225000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment San Luis 115m2.

3 rooms. 188500€. Phone: 670242080  A p a r t m e n t S a n L u i s 105.51m2. 3 rooms. 176000€.

Phone: 670242080  Apartment San Luis 120m2.

3 rooms. 192500€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet Los Naranjos 225m2.

3 rooms. 499000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Zamora 71.38m2. 3 rooms. 147218€.

Phone: 670242080  Terraced house La Paz 95m2. 2 rooms. 400000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Las Aguas.

3 rooms. 167000€. Phone: 670242080

Tel. 629 244 958

 For sale, double garage, street level, Victoria Court 1, Los Cristianos, 14,700 euros, tel 00 44 1869 252265, mobile 00 44 7802618392

Urb. La Tagora San Eugenio Alto

 For Sale - San Juan Large sunny two bed appar tment 135000 e Tel 922710675

 Apartment La Paz 60m2.

1 room 169000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Alcalá. 80m2.

2 rooms. 130000€. Phone: 629676448

 Apartment La Citrona 128m2. 4 rooms. 252000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Los Abrigos 62m2. 2 rooms. 115000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Las Aguas.

3 rooms. 167000€. Phone: 670242080

 Chalet El Monturrio 190m2.

4 rooms. 189000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment La Quinta.

2 rooms. 183909€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Piedra Hincada.

2 rooms. 244300€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house La Quinta.

3 rooms. 286081€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Tope 108m2.

3 rooms. 208000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Realejo Bajo 84m2. 3 rooms. 145000€. Phone: 670242080

New 3 bedroom luxury villa 750,000€ Tel. (0034) 655 914 691 (0034) 922 71 33 56

Classifieds / property

 D u p l e x L a s A g u a s. 3 r ooms. 167000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Orotava Alta 79m2. 3 rooms. 150000€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet San José 466m2.

3 rooms. 420000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Cuesta 70m2.

2 rooms. 146045€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet La Primavera 200m2.

3 rooms. 525000€. Phone: 670242080  C h a l e t L a P e r d o m a 80m2. 268830€. Phone: 670242080  Terraced house El Durazno 222m2. 3 rooms. 425000€.

Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Paz 67m2.

1 room 135000€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet El Calvario 200m2.

3 rooms. 516515€. Phone: 670242080

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Recently Refurbished Café Bar With a genuine reason for sale this café bar completely refurbished and with a stunning sales terrace is being offered for sale at an incredible price. Ref - 499

Contact us on 687 843 078 or 699 599 097 info@tenerifebusinesssales.com www.tenerifebusinesssales.com ARE YOU SELLING YOUR BUSINESS? THEN CONTACT US

Frontline Bar with Amazing Sea Views A famous frontline bar overlooking the beach and offering a massive sales terrace and a generous lounge.

A very popular bar operating over many years. Ref -501

 Chalet Guajara 330m2.

4 rooms. 433329€. Phone: 670242080

 Chalet El Durazno 240m2.

2 rooms. 530000€. Phone: 670242080

 Chalet Cabo Blanco 213m2.

4 rooms. 790000€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house La Quinta 170m2. 3 rooms. 335000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Chalet Casa Azul 443m2.

7 rooms. 600000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Puerto Santiago 50m2. 1 room 162875€. Phone: 670242080  Terraced house Casablanca.

3 rooms. 270000€. Phone: 670242080  T e r r a c e d h o u s e L a Montañeta. 3 rooms. 275000€.

Phone: 670242080  Terraced house Puntillo Del Sol 170m2. 3 rooms. 385000€.

Phone: 670242080  Duplex Piedra Hincada.

2 rooms. 244300€. Phone: 670242080

 Chalet La Paz 186m2. 5 r ooms. 575000€. Phone: 670242080  Studio San Fernando 33m2.

85000€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet Puntillo Del Sol 318m2. 5 rooms. 540000€.

Phone: 670242080  Duplex Piedra Hincada.

2 rooms. 244300€. Phone: 670242080 www.teneriffa-fincas.net

Port Royale Los Cristianos 2 bedroom apartment

 Chalet El Durazno 350m2.

4 rooms. 900000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Puerto Santiago 96m2. 3 rooms. 294500€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Green Golf 128m2. 2 rooms. 225000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Las Dehesas 50m2. 1 room 155000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Tope 48m2.

1 room 126400€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment San Antonio 77m2. 1 room 185000€. Phone: 670242080

Mark Thornton Photography

If it's great views that you're after then this lovely 2 bed, 2 bath apartment has some of the best. Great views over Los Cristianos out to sea with La Gomera on the horizon.

To be sold furnished & fully fitted, the property consists of an American style open plan kitchen and dining area combined with the large airy & light living room with patio doors leading onto the large 36m2 terrace which enjoys the afternoon sun.

Master bedroom is en-suite with patio doors leading out to the terrace and both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes.

Selling or renting your house / apartment?

Need it to look at its best?

Professional photographer available to take the pictures that will get your home noticed

Prices start from €50 Tel. 922 748 116 / 610 629 987 · e-mail markfoto@gmail.com http://tenerife.fotopic.net · http://web.me.com/tronski85

The complex benefits from a large communal pool, reception, supermarket and many other amenities within a short walking distance.

Reduced from € 270,000 to € 225,750 for a quick sale.

Contact Horizon Property Group on 922 777 652 quoting ref C-1456

Useful information

Tenerife North Airport Tel: 922 635192 Open Mon-Fri 8am-9pm Weekends 9am-5pm

Tourist Info points Tenerife

South Costa Adeje Open: Mon-Sun 10am-5pm Playa de Troya: Avda Rafael Puig 1 Playa Fañabé: Avda Litoral Arona Open Mon-Fri 9am-9pm Sat 9am-3.30pm Playa de las Américas: CC City Center Tel: 922 797 668 Playa de Las Vistas: Paseo Marítimo s/n Tel: 922 787 011 Los Cristianos: Cultural Centre Tel: 922 757 137 Las Galletas: Paseo Maritimo Dionisio Gonzalez Delgado Tel: 922 730 133 Mon-Fri 9am-9pm Golf del Sur: Avda Galván Bello s/n Tel: 922 73 86 64 Open Mon-Fri 9am11.30am and 12 noon to 5.30pm Sat 9.30am-1.30pm Santiago del Teide CC Seguro el Sol (in front of Playa de la Arena)

c/ Manuel Ravelo, 20, Local 35 Tel: 922 86 03 48 Open Mon-Fri 9.30am3.30pm Sat 9.30am-12.30pm Granadilla de Abona Tenerife South Airport

Puerto de la Cruz Casa de la Aduana C/Las Lonjas s/n Tel: 922 38 60 00 Open Mon-Fri 9am-8pm Weekends 9am-5pm

La Palma Santa Cruz de La Palma C/O’Daly, 22 Tel: 922 412106

La Gomera San Sebastián C/Del Medio, 20 Tel: 922 141512 Valle Gran Rey Tel: 922 805458 Hermigua Tel: 922 144101

El Hierro Valverde Tel: 922 550302

Gran Canaria Las Palmas Parque Santa Catalina Tel: 928 219600 Playa del Inglés Avda de España Tel: 928 771550

Lanzarote Arrecife Parque Municipal s/n Tel: 928 801517 Puerto del Carmen Avda de las Playas Tel: 928 515337

Fuerteventura Puerto del Rosario Avda 1 de Mayo, 33 Tel: 928 851024

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Tel: 922 39 20 37 Open Mon-Fri 9am-9pm Sat 9am-1pm El Médano Plaza de los Principes de España Tel: 922 176002 Open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm (winter) 9am-2pm (summer) Sat 9am-1pm

North Santa Cruz Plaza de España Tel: 922 289394 Fax: 922 284965 Open: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm Sat 9am-1pm (to 5pm and 12 noon respectively, July, Aug & Sept) Free city guides Mon-Sat from the kiosk at 11am La Laguna C/ Carrera, 7º (Casa Alvarado Bracamonte) Tel. 922 631 194 Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Weekends 9am-3pm

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Tenerife South 922 759200 Tenerife North 922 635635 922 426100 La Palma 902 404 704 La Gomera 922 553700 El Hierro Gran Canaria 928 579000 928 846000 Lanzarote Fuerteventura 928 860500 Flight information:

www.aena.es

Maritime Rescue & Safety Santa Cruz Las Palmas

900 202202 928 467757

Emergency

DIAL 112 Emergency Single emergency line

080 092 091 062 016

Fire Brigade Local Police National Police Guardia Civil domestic violence

Missing Children> 116000

Consulates Tenerife

United Kingdom

British Consulate Plaza Weyler, No. 8, 1st Floor - 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Office Hours: Mon- Fri 8:30am to 1:30pm Tel.: +34 922 28 68 63 Fax: +34 922 28 99 03 tenerife.enquiries@fco.gov.uk www.ukinspain.com 24-Hour Emergency Service Out of office hours the Consulate telephone number (+34 922 28 68 63) provides details of how to contact a duty officer in an emergency.

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Ireland

Honorary Consul of Ireland Calle de Castillo 8, 4th Floor 38002 Santa Cruz Tel: +34 922 245 671 922 245 035 Fax: +34 922 249 957 jimken@eresmas.com

India

Honorary Consul of India Villalba Hervas 15, 1st Floor PO Box 336, 38002 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Office Hours: Mon- Fri 9:30am to 2pm Tel: +34 922 24 35 03 922 24 14 16 Fax: +34 922 28 97 55. gopemahtani@wanadoo.es

Gran Canaria United Kingdom

British Consulate Calle Luís Morote 6, 3rd Floor-E-35007 Las Palmas.

Office Hours: Mon- Fri 8:30am to 1:30pm Tel.: + 34 928 262 508 Fax: + 34 928 267 774 laspalmas.consulate@fco.gov.uk

www.ukinspain.com This office also covers Fuerteventura and Lanzarote (please check website for dates of consular visits and how to arrange appointments).

24-Hour Emergency Service Out of office hours the Consulate telephone number (+34 928 262 508) provides details of how to contact a duty officer in an emergency.

Ireland

Honorary Consul of Ireland.

León y Castillo 195, 1st Floor on right, 35004 Las Palmas.

Tel: +34 928 29 77 28 Fax: +34 928 29 77 28 consuladoirlanda@step.es

Lanzarote & Fuerteventura United Kingdom

A consular officer makes routine visits to the islands and is available to meet anyone who wishes to call for assistance and advice.

Fuerteventura. The consular officer will be available in Hotel Atlantis Palace, Corralejo.

Lanzarote. The consular officer will be available during the day in the lounge of Hotel Los Fariones in Puerto del Carmen.

Hononary Consul for Lanzarote, Susan Thain, will also be available to offer consular assistance to British Nationals.

Please call the Consulate in Gran Canaria (+34) 928 26 25 08 for information and appointments.

Ireland

Honorary Vice Consul of Ireland C/Ginés de Castro Alvarez 12, 3B,/ 35500 Arrecife, Lanzarote Tel: +34 928 815262 Fax: +34 928 802200

Island Transport

Maritime

Fred Olsen www.fredolsen.es info: 902 100 107 Naviera Armas www.naviera-armas.es info: 902 456 500 Acciona www.trasmediterranea.es info: 902 454 645

Air-transport

Binter Canarias www.bintercanarias.com info: 902 391 392 Islas Airways www.islasairways.com info: 902 477 478

Good Luck Why not have a flutter on one of Spain’s popular lotteries? Look out for the ONCE kiosks, or the Loterías y Apuestas del Estado shops, and good luck!.

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Church services Calle Almorejo 2, beside the Guaza sports complex.

Rev. and Pastor (Mrs) Nelson Olajide Tel: 609 505 915. livingspring75@hotmail. com

Coral Mar. Sunday Services 11am-6pm.

Mothers & Toddlers group Tue.10.30 to 12 noon.

Counselling and info: Pastor Bill Jeffrey Tel: 617291751. www. silenciochurch.com

The Anglican Parish of All Saints

Calvary Assembly International Church

Guaza

Puerto de la Cruz Sunday

services 9.30am and 11am.

Carretera Taoro 29.Chaplain.

Tel: 922 384 038 www.allsaintstenerife.com

Saint Francis Anglican Chaplaincy Tenerife South Chaplain

Fr. Keith Gordon, phone 679660277 or 922742045

Catholic Mass

Puerto de la Cruz

International service Sundays (almost always in English) in the Nuestra Señora de la Peña de Francia parish church Los Gigantes ����������� Daily mass in English in the Espíritu Santo church

Los Cristianos

1st floor of Apolo Shopping Centre Pastor Adrian McBride.

Tel: 922 790 007.

La Palma

Buzanada Sunday 11.00am, Wednesday 7.30pm. Nursery is provided during the Sunday morning service as well as Sunday School for children under 12.

For more information, for counselling, or for information about the International Bible Institute, call: Missionary / Pastor Mark G. Baumgartner 628 107 316.

St. Sebastian’s Inclusive Church

Mogán, Gran Canaria

Sundays 7pm at Cordial Mogán Playa Chapel

Callao Salvaje Community Church:

Sundays: 11am Wednesdays: 7.30pm.

Local 4, C.C. Sueño Azul, C/Nivaria. All welcome.

More information 922 78 44 64 or 654 932 541 www.callaosalvajecommunitychurch.com

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Costa del Silencio

Living Spring Pentecostal Church

Christian Fellowship

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Property  Opportunity, Los Cristianos at the sea, one bedroom plus living room, garage, panoramic views, sun, quiet, 110.000 euros (no agents) 922 752759 / 608 425426  For sale, double garage, street level, Victoria Court 1, Los Cristianos, 14,700 euros, tel 00 44 1869 252265, mobile 00 44 7802618392  For Sale - San Juan Large sunny two bed appar tment 135000 e Tel 922710675  Apartment El Toscal 64m2.

2 rooms. 145000€. Phone: 670242080  Chalet Las Candias 398m2.

8 rooms. 578000€. Phone: 670242080  Terraced house San Antonio 195m2. 3 rooms. 300000€.

Phone: 670242080  Apartment Cabo Blanco 69m2. 2 rooms. 130550€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment El Toscal 82m2.

3 rooms. 180000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment La Quinta 55m2. 1 room 184000€. Phone: 670242080

Classifieds / property

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 Apartment Las Arenas 80.86m2. 3 rooms. 192000€.

Phone: 670242080

 S t u d i o P u n t i l l o D e l Sol 22m2. 87675€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Poris 76m2.  Apartment San Antonio 2 rooms. 131000€. Phone: 87m2. 2 rooms. 199500€. Phone: 670242080 670242080

 Chalet Los Naranjos 225m2.

3 rooms. 499000€. Phone: 670242080

 Chalet La Montañeta 130m2. 3 rooms. 360000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Aguamansa 190m2. 3 rooms. 200000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house La Quinta.  Chalet Jardin Del Sol 3 rooms. 280793€. Phone: 230m2. 3 rooms. 485000€.

Phone: 670242080 670242080

 Apartment La Zamora 71.38m2. 3 rooms. 147218€.

Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Cabo Blanco 68m2. 3 rooms. 139000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment San Vicente 37m2. 1 room 105000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Playa Jardin  Terraced house Cruz Del 50m2. 1 room 260000€. Phone: Teide. 3 rooms. 342577€.

Phone: 670242080 670242080

 Terraced house La Paz 95m2. 2 rooms. 400000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment Plaza Del Charco 90m2. 1 room 350000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Chalet El Rincon 160m2.  Terraced house Golf Costa 3 rooms. 790650€. Phone: Adeje 140m2. 3 rooms. 789500€.

Phone: 670242080 670242080

 Apartment Las Aguas.

3 rooms. 167000€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Green Golf 128m2. 2 rooms. 220000€.

Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house Green Golf  Terraced house La Corujera.

167m2. 3 rooms. 270000€. 3 rooms. 330000€. Phone: 670242080 Phone: 670242080

 D u p l e x L a s A g u a s. 3 r ooms. 167000€. Phone: 670242080

 Apartment El Toscal 82m2.

3 rooms. 180000€. Phone: 670242080

 C h a l e t U r b a n i z a c i ó n  Apartment El Durazno Puertito 720m2. 5 57m2. 1 room 198000€. Phone: r ooms. 800000€. Phone: 670242080 670242080

 Apartment La Paz 60m2.

1 room 169000€. Phone: 670242080

 Terraced house El Durazno 135m2. 2 rooms. 300000€.

Phone: 670242080  Terraced house Los Príncipes 180m2. 4 rooms. 378000€.

Phone: 670242080  Apartment El Mayorazgo 94m2. 3 rooms. 212000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Cuesta De La Villa. 2 rooms. 210000€. Phone: 670242080  Apartment Puerto Santiago 96m2. 3 rooms. 294500€. Phone: 670242080

Canary Countryhouse El Salto - Granadilla

For Sale - Rural house in Aldea Blanca, San Miguel, Tenerife

 Studio La Paz. 129000€.

Phone: 670242080  Chalet El Mayorazgo 321m2. 6 rooms. 890000€.

Phone: 670242080  Chalet La Palmita 216m2.

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New Audi A8 omingo Alonso recently presented the Audi A8, D the company’s new flagship

luxury vehicle at the Teatro Pérez Galdós in Las Palmas.

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A new chapter

he stunning RCZ 2+2 coupé marks the starts of a dynamic new chapter for Peugeot.

This is also the first Peugeot passenger car not to be identified by the company’s traditional numbering system which includes a zero or a double zero. It is aimed at customers who see their cars as a source of driving enjoyment as well as a mode of getting from A to B.

The top of the range features an all-new 1.6 litre THP 200hp engine which blends performance with environmental care. With reduced weight, fine-tuned aerodynamics and modern engine technology, the entry level model has CO2 emissions of only 139g/km. The other engines available are a 1.6 litre 156hp (available with a sixspeed automatic gearbox) and a 2-litre Hdi 163hp unit, all of which come with a six-speed manual gearbox. Also available soon will be RC Hybrid 4 which achieves CO2 emissions of only 95g/Km.

Some key styling features include the double bubble of the roof and the aluminium roof arches, both features of the concept car which have been retained, helping to highlight the front windscreen, black roof panel and dark-tinted rear windscreen. At the front the RCZ retains Peugeot’s characteristic feline look.

The passenger compartment instantly immerses the driver in a subtly elitist atmosphere echoing the world of motor sport. There is an ergonomic driving position to suit everyone and help you to enjoy the RCZ’s high levels of roadholding. The wrap-around seats with their integral head restraints fit like a glove around the front occupants, and all the controls

are easily within the reach of the driver. High quality materials, elegant design and high-tech fascia, instrument panels and entertainment systems all enhance that luxury feel. The boot capacity is 384 litres, and additionally there are under-floor storage spaces and fold-down rear occasional seats.

The RCZ is responsive and agile, a vehicle in which good looks combine with practicality.

So that every customer can make their car unique, the RCZ lays great store on personalisation, to keep within the vehicle’s exclusive positioning. Options include: a real carbon roof, roof arches in different colours (black chrome, satin finish), a range of 18 and 19 inch alloy wheels in several finishes (matt black, polished black, dark grey, diamanté), black lacquered body parts at the front, carbon door mirror covers and bodywork detailing.

To find out more, contact your nearest Peugeot dealer or visit www.peugeot.es

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Ferry Clot wins

Ferry Clot

Peugeot RCZ

This model comes with renewed technology, engines, design and quality materials. Domingo Alonso, based at Siete Palmas, were in the leading position in the Canarian vehicle market for this segment for the first quarter even though sales have been reduced due to the economic crisis. The new look Audi A8 is supplied with a choice of two petrol engines, the 4.2 FSI (372CV) and the 3.0T FSI (290 CV) at a base price of €79.100. These engines, although more potent than their predecessors, are environmentally friendly with reduced consumption and emissions.

The vehicle is also equipped with LED headlamps, further reducing energy consumption. Meanwhile, the Turbo and TDI versions will be available from September.

This classy, hi-tech vehicle is supplied with several helpful features such as parking assist, night vision assist and advisory safety systems to warn the driver of any impending dangerous situation.

More information from Domingo Alonso, Las Palmas or www.audi.es

he World AMD Custom Bike Building Championship in T the Harley-Davidson category of Dave Cook Freestyle was won this year by Ferry Clot, owner of the Hot Dreams workshop in Marbella.

Ferry began his career in the nineties in a workshop in Barcelona which was called Quality Customs, and despite having very little money at the time, his knowledge and imagination have brought him international fame.

In 2007, Ferry won the world championship with his design Guindilla, and now he has won again with this year’s entry Panafina, which is an old school style machine made from an FL 1200 Hydro Glide chassis, a rebuilt Harley Davidson Panhead 74 inch 1956 engine, and many artistic handmade variations. The 23-inch wheels were made

by Dux Industries and equipped with Avon Cobra 130/60x23 tyres. Ferry’s Panafina gained 161 points in the contest, leaving Black Beauty in second place with 116 and Last Chapter third with 75 points.

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By George Reed

It could be the biggest fight espite the excitement that followed last month’s crowdD pleasing fight between Floyd Mayweather and Sugar Shane Mosley which the former won clearly on points, it wasn’t the contest the fans were longing to see, which was originally supposed to be Floyd Mayweather against Manny Pacquiao, billed as The Fight of the Century.

That fell apart a few months ago after Mayweather’s camp insisted that Pacquiao took a drugs test after Mayweather’s father stated, “I think Pacquiao’s on steroids – that’s the only thing that could explain how he carried his punch through all those weight divisions.” Pacquiao won his first world title at flyweight and added title belts at five other weights through to welterweight, but Mayweather Snr’s insinuations are a bit unfounded when you take into consideration other great fights in the past when boxers developed their punching power through the weights with great success.

A contest between Mayweather and Pacquiao would possibly gross over $200 million which would make it the biggest fight of all time and there’s now talk of the fight taking place in November. It would be a travesty for boxing if it didn’t happen but as money usually talks in the fight game I’m certain it will. If not we will be arguing forever about who would have won.

In the meantime Manny Pacquiao has a lot on his mind, for the fighting Philippino who is idolised in his country was elected as a Congressman in the House of Representatives in the Philippine government in May of this year in a landslide victory and many believe he will one day be president of the country.

Pacquiao’s personality was forged in the destitute backwater where he grew up. His father made a living for the family of six raising corn and bananas. In the Philippines that’s a sure recipe for being poor as dirt and as a young man he slept in cardboard boxes and sold doughnuts for a penny to eke out a living. Now the extraordinary level of his popularity in the Philippines outstrips that of any boxer from any other country.

His standing there is so high that it’s written into Philippine law that the army will go to his aid if his family is in danger.

Manny Pacquiao is now at the tail end of his boxing career but what a way to bow out of the game, if he could beat the unbeaten Mayweather, the boxer who has stated that he is better than Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali. Now that would be some departure from the boxing game.

(A fuller version of this text is available on www.islandconnections.eu)

Basketball

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10 pin bowling league results

Fortunes in the 2009-10 LEB basketball season have rekindled interest in merging Tenerife’s two current clubs to form one stronger outfit to make a serious bid for promotion to the ACB league, which is widely acknowledged as second only to the NBA in terms of standard.

Socas Canarias completed a marvellous season by reaching the semi-final stage of the play-offs but Tenerife Rural struggled throughout the year and rumours continue to grow that the club may not survive much longer due to financial problems and a dwindling fan base. The departure of coach Iván Deniz, who signed for a Mexican side rather than wait for a renewal offer from Tenerife Rural, has been interpreted in

Tuesday Singles League Week 13 The clubs are rumoured to be on the verge of merging

some quarters that both clubs are close to agreeing on a single structure for next season.

However, one major problem is that the folding of Tenerife Rural would automatically mean the club would lose the registration fee (over one million euros) paid in 2002 when the club played in

Gasol blow for Spain

the ACB and which is still held by the league in case it returns.

Talks brokered by the Tenerife Cabildo, which subsidises both clubs, have already begun and are expected to be stepped up between now and mid-July when major transfer moves commence.

Basketball selection

Spain’s chances of retaining the world basketball crown have taken a major knock with the decision by star player Pau Gasol not to play in the Championship this summer.

The LA Lakers centre has formally notified his national association that he wants to take a break after the gruelling season in the NBA. Gasol’s

Week 14

Thursday International League Week 19 Megabowl Poppets (16) Golf Costa Adeje (0) Clivina Beach Club (0) Canal Ocio Dayu (16) Delfin Computer San Isidro (4) No team (0) Forfeit

pull-out came as no surprise given that he made it known after last year’s European Championships, which Spain also won, that he needed to rest during the off-season. “I have been playing every summer for years for the national team and I never have time to recover from injury or just give my body a break”, explained Gasol, whose brother Marc (Memphis

Gasol has had a gruelling season with the Lakers

Grizzlies) will play in the World Championships in Turkey.

The loss of Gasol is being played down by the Spanish team, which recalls that he did not play in the 2006 Final in Japan due to an injury suffered in the nail-biting semi-final against Argentina (75-74).

Tenerife Sur

Volleyball reprieve Despite relegation last season, Tenerife Sur men’s volleyball club will take part again in the Spanish Super League following the surprise withdrawal of Murcia,

José Torres (2) Miguel Rodríguez (6) Ron Howling (4) Steve Carter (4) Jeff Lemm (8) Rhiannon Russell (0) Dave Dixon (4) Allan Billing (4) Dave Simpson (6) Martin Gronvall (2) Sue Long (8) Jacquie Gibb (0) No player (0) Julie Waterman (8) Forfeit Frank Saunders (8) No player (0) Forfeit

Martin Gronvall (6) Julie Waterman (2) Frank Saunders (6) Miguel Rodríguez (2) Dave Simpson (2) Ron Howling (6) Jacquie Gibb (0) José Torres (8) Sue Long (0) Allan Billing (6) Forfeit No player (0) Jeff Lemm (8) Forfeit Rhiannon Russell (0) Steve Carter (8)

Credit Keith Allison

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who finished third last year.

The place was offered to the Canarian outfit, which paid the required registration fee within the deadline. The club will again feature several English players

due to the renewal of the agreement with the English Volleyball Association to blood Olympic hopefuls in the tough Spanish league. Tenerife Sur’s chairman says a competitive team will be fielded for the coming season to ensure exciting matches every other Saturday in Los Cristianos.

Negotiations have already started with several players to join homegrown players Juan Burke and Nestor Fernández.

Week 20 Golf Costa Adeje (16) No team (0) Forfeit Canal Ocio Dayu (4) Megabowl Poppets (12) Forfeit Clivina Beach Club (12) Delfin Computer San Isidro (4)

Saturday Doubles League Week 28 King Pins (6) Troubleshooters (2) Stop + Shop (2) Megabowlers (6) Los Inflamantes (8) No team (0) Forfeit

Week 29 No team (0) Stop + Shop (8) Forfeit Megabowlers (2) King Pins (6)

Monday Doubles League Week 3 Tenerife Royale (2) Café Royale (6) The Porsches (6) Next Door Bar (2) Laurel + Hardy (2) Grandad + Trigger (6) Atlantis (6) Villa Villains (2) Deck ‘Ems (0) Buccaneers (8)

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CDTenerife

By Chris Todd

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Arconada Dawn of a new era?

he revolution at CD Tenerife has started with the appointment of Gonzalo Arconada (currently at CD Numancia) as the new manager and he will be presented on Monday 21st June at the Heliodoro Rodriguez Stadium.

Widely considered to be one of the rising stars in Spanish football management Arconada is the brother of the Spanish international goalkeeper Luis Arconada.

Followers of Northern Ireland will remember the famous piece of commentary from the World Cup 1982 of “Arconada.....Armstrong!”

This is when Northern Ireland beat Spain in Valencia 0-1 and the keeper parried the ball into the path of Gerry Armstrong to score the winning goal.

Gonzalo Arconada achieved success with CD Numancia in 2008 gaining promotion

CD Tenerife new manager, Gonzalo Arconada

to the first division with five weeks to spare but he will have a tough task in following in the footsteps of ex-boss Luis Oltra who is still idolised on the Island despite last months relegation. But times change and the big clear out of players

has seen half the squad leave for pastures new. In fact Tenerife currently only have 12 players on their books! The two main players Nino and Marc Bertran are thankfully still blanquiazul players but that could well change before the

pre-season starts. Goal scoring hero Nino who has just turned thirty years old notched 43 goals in his last two campaigns for CD Tenerife. The pint size striker has been offered a top contract to complete his playing days at CD Tenerife

but it is clear than he will be sold if offers of €5 million plus are made. Meanwhile the preseason is slowly taking shape.

Players are expected to report back from their holidays on July 12th before travelling to La Palma for their two week boot training camp. The cool conditions usually encountered in the hills at Barlovento on the North east coast provide an excellent venue for those gruelling abdominal exercises.

It must be said that the Tenerife pre-season does normally spring up many surprises. It would be great to see a Premier or Championship team take on the blanquiazules in Santa Cruz but the problem has always been the fact that the season in the UK starts three weeks before the Spanish League. Tenerife have only ever played against two British teams in the history. back in 1934 against Everton FC with Dixie Dean in their ranks and in 2001 CD Tenerife

beat Barnsley FC 4-1 in Las Americas.

The format of the Spanish second division could change for next season with a play-off system being brought in. The top two will gain automatic promotion to the first division and the next four placed teams will play a semi-final before a one match final will decide the third promoted club.

The official decision will be decided at a Spanish F.A. meeting on June 21st but it looks very likely that it will be accepted. The only pre-season friendly match confirmed so far will be played against Real Zaragoza on the 8th August at La Orotava on the north coast of Tenerife. The game will be the final of the Teide Trophy tournament and fan Club Armada Sur will be running a coach from the south of the Island to the game.

Other news is that after 20 years Puma have terminated their involvement with CD Tenerife following a dispute between them and their sports supplier based in Alicante, Estudio 2000. The new kit manufacturer will be Luanvi with the new strips available by late August.

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occer Experience Kids summer fun has started with a very enjoyable first session for all the little Rooneys, Ronaldos and Messis of the future who were out in strength.

We can confirm that we will be at the Las Torres facility in Adeje, throughout the summer from 5.30pm until 7.30pm with the first hour being for the four to seven year olds and the second hour for the eight years+. All of us at Soccer Experience would like to thank everyone who came for the opening session making it a thoroughly enjoyable night for all involved and if your kids would like to join us for the next Wednesday or any Wednesday over the summer please contact us asap!

Leagues summary It has been an eventful few weeks in the Masters League with movement all over the table. Captain Kade’s team The Rovers, who have been in top form and pushing for top spot, had a setback by losing at the hands of Exiles Bar Silencio.

Captain Kade must keep his

Soccer fun for kids after two games scoring 15 goals, making them real contenders. Tenerife Solicitors, another of the stronger teams in the league, will be looking for top spot this season also taking two wins out of two so far, and with Pueblo Torviscas yet to play their two fixtures and another new side Diamond looking strong in their opener, this season in the Championship could be a very interesting battle.

Referees needed

troops within the disciplinary lines to stand any chance at the title as they played most of the game against Exiles Bar with only six men.

Taylor’s Lounge Masters are still undefeated at the halfway point but they did have a scare last week as they were pushed all the way by Big Rob’s Dreamers United FC as the game was tied at 5:5 until the last kick of the ball!

Harleys Restaurant FC side still remain in contention with a remarkable season, as they try to pull off one of the most unbelievable turnarounds within

our league. Last season Gogo, Andy Senior and the boys finished in last place but this season they could be in first place!

Jerome’s Spanish Style side are new to the league this season and are still taking the league by storm as they are just outside the top three and look to be getting stronger game by game.

In the Championship League Cyril’s Creations have had a disastrous start to their season with a defeat in their opening two fixtures and the league has a new power house with Mike’s Pepsi FC sitting top

L.A. Veterans had a real scare in the Over 35s league this week scraping a 1:1 draw with Morfitt Rentals and had to take at least 30 minutes of continued pressure especially from Big Jason Tucker’s left foot shots but Shaine, Paul and the boys held on to salvage a point with one of the best displays of goalkeeping seen at Soccer Experience. Big Lacey was very upset as this draw deprived his L.A. Veterans team of the never achieved honour of winning every game in a season! Present Champions Ironcraft still sit in second place with a hard fought vic-

tory over Taboos who themselves are improving with every game, captain Phil has been doing well in the latest transfer market. Callum and his Exiles Bar Veterans are also climbing up the table closing in on a top three spot.

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World Cup We can confirm the Soccer Experience World Cup will be taking place all day on Saturday 26th June with 10 nations in place ready to fight for national pride. We still have room for one or two nations who wish to enter the World Cup. It would be great to get a team of Germans and we need a few more Welsh or Irish players to complete their teams! If you want to play for your country you really need to contact us asap!

Referees needed: We know it’s the job nobody wants in football but we would like a couple more

referees for our daily leagues just in case our present team of referees need a break or get injured. If you would like to be a referee, initially on standby or on a more regular basis, please get in touch.

Contact us, for more information on playing in the new Kids league or the up and coming World Cup or even any Soccer Experience league on a weekly basis in Tenerife please call or sms: 654200470 or you can email on: soccer@ soccerexperience.com and much more information including photos, league standings and fixtures is available on the website: www.soccerexperience.com

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World Cup 2010

The vuvuzela Photo by Christof KoepselGetty Images

Blowing their own trumpet

Apart from the actual score lines there were a few other things on the minds of players during the opening week of the World Cup. Noisy nuisance or part of what they are? The Vuvuzela might have seemed like a bit of fun before the games started – we even had a few in the offices of Island Connections, but now that the games have started in earnest more than one player has said they are an irritant and a distraction. Certainly match reports on Spanish radio seemed to agree and some stations appeared to have the match background turned right down during commentary, and it sounded for all the world like a hornets nest was buzzing somewhere in the back of the studio.

What it must be like for a player is anybody’s guess – though they probably are quite used to having to tune out of stadium noises for most of the season.

According to reports, some European broadcasters wanted these noisy horns, common at South African matches, banned from the World Cup claiming the sound drowns out the commentators, with Spanish midfielder Xabi Alonso also called for a prohibition saying the horns make it hard for players to communicate and concentrate while adding nothing to the atmosphere.

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s predicted by players from many teams the official world cup ball, the Jabulani, is causing all sorts of problems, mostly, so far, for goalkeepers.

The world Jubulani might mean “to celebrate” in Zulu but the ball itself has been the causes of some misery too, as no doubt England goal keeper Green would state, having been one of the very public victims of the ball’s odd bounce and roll. Other goalies who were critical of the ball pre-tournament include Spain’s top keeper Iker Casillas and the Italian’s Gianluigo Buffon who said, “it is sad that a competition such as the world championship will be played with such an inadequate ball”. Brazilian striker Robinho stat-

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ed, “for sure the guy who designed this ball never played football”. But play with it they all must, and in fact not all comments have been negative – Brazil’s Kaka was positive about the ability to control it, and Germany’s Michael Ballack said it was “fantastic, the ball does exactly what I want it to”, though unfortunately he isn’t doing anything with it as he is out of the tournament due to injury.

The Goalkeeper, who had to bear the brunt of some of English tabloid’s headline writers – The Hand of Clod was one of the top efforts - after a fumble on the line saw the United States draw in their opening match.

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In Somalia for instance militants have threatened football fans with public flogging if they are caught watching the games on TV. On the first Saturday of the competition two fans were killed when a group attacked a house where people were watching a game.

According to the BBC, militant

group Hizbul-Islam spokesperson Sheikh Mohamed Abdi Aros said, “we are warning all the youth of Somalia not to dare watch these World Cup matches. It is a waste of money and time and they will not benefit anything or get any experience by watching mad men jumping up and down.”

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STORE OPENINGS: MON - SAT 9am - 8pm Comfort Concentrate No 26, Av Tenbel, Las Chafiras, Industrial Estate, Fabric Conditioner San Miguel de Abona • Telephone 922 735 160 • Fax 922 735 404 €3.85 Also at the Costamar Complex, Los Cristianos, next to Arona Gran Hotel

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