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Algarve
	Thousands raised for underprivileged children June review ALMANCIL International Rotary Club has opened a fund for underprivileged children in the Algarve, and on June 2, the club launched a “Big Bang” charity event to raise money for the fund. The club’s President, Leif B Axelsson described the event as a fantastic success. Thanks to sponsors.....
- Light of Peace in the Algarve
- Olhão families receive a new home for Christmas
- Woman gives birth on high- speed train
- Earthquake rattles Portugal
- British plane makes emergency landing at Faro airport
- Giant Easter cake draws crowds
- .XXX domain proposal for porn rejected by Internet body
- New national ID citizen cards in Portugal
- 200 kg cocaine seized in Lagos
- Thousands raised for underprivileged children
- Police shoot man near the border
- Breast cancer breakthrough
- Madeleine’s fund tops a million pounds
- International tourism school for the Algarve
- Fire fighting plane returns to Portugal
- Fires in Portugal
- Murder suspect chased in Algarve
- New chief in Madeleine investigation
- ETA bomb warning in Faro
- Strikes called off
- Attempted murder because of cats and dogs
- British couple rescued in Albufeira
- Professional jealousy - Letter from the Algarve by Francess Ruddick

Costa del Sol
	Museum reopens with priceless codices 2007 NEWS review October THE Museum of the Catacombs in Ronda, which recently opened to the public after a month-and-a-half of restoration work, contains facsimile copies of 20 codices dating from between the fifth and 16th centuries. Some of these works are unique in the world - for example, Carlos .....
- Food collection for the needy
- Garden Club Venue
- Having a party?
- In the spirit of the season
- Costa del Sol battered by storms
- Pilot’s flight to the Rock
- More corruption allegations
- The changing face of Malaga
- Pharmacies robbed
- Emergencies in Europe: Call 112
- Axing the residencia
- Bookmakers obstructed
- King loses fight against rape bid prison sentence
- Boxer Harrison detained after nightclub brawl - Crimewatch review
- Child found tied to bed
- Winter skincare
- Free annual medical tonic for the elderly
- Drug baron living as though he ‘did not exist’ gets 30 years jail
- Animals to have more protection rights in Spain
- Bus schedules by text message
- Live nativity scene in its sixth year
- New chorus in Alhaurin
- Unicaja Seniors’ Circuit complete
- Youth killed outside Benalmadena disco
- Exotic species rehabilitation success
- Festivity drink-driving checkpoints
- Panda arrivals
- Cosmetic surgery for children
- Baby lemurs born at Fuengirola Zoo
- Tony King’s daughter dies
- Rodin on display in Malaga
- Airport families in fight for a quieter home life
- Avenida goes both ways
- Two injured in light plane crash
- Illegal Chinese found locked in secret underground workshop
- Age Concern, Estepona and Manilva
- Museum reopens with priceless codices
- New Year’s Day sponsored swim for P.A.D.
- Successful Charity Christmas Dinner
- Police officer killed in road traffic accident
- International arrest warrant issued for local suspect
- Hospitals face critical levels of blood supplies
- New spotty resident cub at zoo
- Comics – What they've become and why they're not just for kids
- Most wanted fugitive found in Malaga
- Tiger cub appears at zoo
- Voyage of discovery and pilgrimage
- EastEnders favourite bows out at Marbella home

Costa Blanca
	Shakira tickets are selling fast March review SHAKIRA fever has hit Torrevieja in a big way. More than 5,000 tickets to the Colombian pop star's gig were sold in under 15 days. Many of these tickets were purchased at the box office of the Teatro-Auditorio Municipal for 43 euros each, three euros of which will go to the local Alzhei .....
- Christmas card competition
- Safe New Year’s Eve
- British theatre group donates specialised bed
- International forgery gang apprehended
- Alfàs del Pi Town Hall offers financial help
- The Flaming Calendar Boys
- Ecologists slam Calpe motorway plans
- Carnival is here
- Petita’s big day
- Women support domestic violence victims
- Shakira tickets are selling fast
- Six months for marrying twice
- The great pigeon theft
- Rain, rain came to Spain
- Lost town discovered in Denia excavations
- Benidorm trial for ex-mayor
- Alicante anarchists arrested
- National park a dump
- Spaniards are minority in many towns
- Alicante health service under strain due to surge in foreign population
- Elephant watch from home
- No thongs or nudists on family beaches
- Denia and Torrevieja without the blue flag
- Altea Yacht Club fire
- No end in sight for roadwork nightmare
- Pensioner faces prison sentence
- Police issue voyeur warning to beachgoers
- Great White sighting
- Five hundred kilos of jellyfish
- Happy event for nature park
- Cannibal of Calpe admits to girlfriend’s murder
- Aftermath
- Benidorm kitchen disaster
- Els Poblets deputy mayor removed
- Television rejection resulted in murder
- Man-made island

Costa de Almería
	The climatic future of Spain? 2007 news review November WITH warnings and protests from every environmental group and ecologist in the world, Spain is under increasing pressure to tackle the problems of climate change. With the Spanish opposition leader facing down against Al Gore and telling him that since we don’t know what th .....
- Angry fans stone team bus
- Christmas Carol competition
- Pepper crisis hits Almeria farming industry
- Aquarium a big hit
- Almeria frees gazelles in Senegal
- Illegal fishing growing
- Guardia face death charges
- Easter tornado causes serious damage
- El Ejido to take in children from Belorussia
- Junta invests to repair Jairan wall
- Candidate’s husband brutally beaten
- Aquiculture brings in millions
- Hole in road causes chaos
- Social security scam as well dressed conmen trick pensioners
- Greenpeace hotel protest to no avail
- Environmentalists gather to protect Spain’s future
- Residents and ecologists fight to save park
- Perfume factory explosion kills one
- World's largest salad in Pulpi
- Demonstration for park's protection
- Outrageous fine for driver
- The climatic future of Spain?
- Hotel ‘disaster’ for local businesses
- Almeria desertification decreases

Mallorca
	Charity angels ANGELIC sisters Natasha and Nicki Rust made sure their halos didn’t slip at a charity evening at their Magalluf bar. The girls donned the cherubic outfits to help raise cash for local animal charities at an Angels and Shepherds themed night at The Boston Bar. Santa Claus also joined the party to han .....
- Charity angels
- Trolley madness
- ROBBERS HELD
- Bigger and better premises for consulate
- Airport takes off with good news
- Spanish royal family to preside at cathedral re-opening
- Balearics in climate change alert
- New scheme targets counterfeit goods
- New underground train operational
- Nine-year-old boys help starving
- Island tourism gets the cold shoulder
- Plague of jellyfish forces Deia beach to close
- Hotelier’s husband is held for murder
- Bomb scare on plane
- Prince inaugurates hospital wing
- Aftermath of the storms
- Fears grow for lost British hiker
- Railway expansion
- Wild pigs alert

Heart of Andalucía
	Security guard found dead at crime scene September review GUARDIA CIVIL Judicial Police are investigating the death of a security guard whose body was found on the petrol station forecourt on the A-357 in Cartama, where he had worked for approximately seven months. According to the daughter of the owner of the petrol station and an employe .....
- Living statues
- The helping spirit of the season
- Heavy rain causes havoc
- Antequera helps to save the planet
- Murder-case husband held in jail
- Alhaurin mayor arrested
- Elite racing cars in Ronda
- Corruption in Gaucin
- Protest against closing of quarries
- Phone appointment service for patients
- High-speed train link reaches Antequera
- Helicopters to monitor traffic
- Security guard found dead at crime scene
- Father detained after toddler drowns in Los Molinos River
- Alcazaba excavations result in historic discoveries
- The plight of the abandoned greyhounds
- Homage to Sir James Douglas
- World’s most handsome man

Sport
	Loeb wins WRC Vodafone Rally in the Algarve 2007 SPORT reviews WORLD champion Sebastien Loeb was the winner of the Vodafone Rally of Portugal, which returned to the FIA World Rally Championship after a six-year absence. Citroen driver Loeb finished at the Algarve Stadium 37 seconds clear of championship leader Marcus Gronholm of Finland with ....
- Mojacar Angling Club
- ELITE GOLF SOCIETY
- RUGBY LA VILA NEWS
- Spaniard wins the Tour de France
- Renault denies spy allegations
- Federer wins Masters Cup
- F1 world title confirmed
- Loeb wins WRC Vodafone Rally in the Algarve
- Portugal in Euro 2008 finals
- Pedro Lamy World Champion
- Specialised traffic regulation unit
- Three Kings visit schools

Boadicea

The naked truth
2007 review JOURNALIST Angela Epstein wrote of her revulsion at all the human flesh she saw displayed on the Costa del Sol’s....

Leapy Lee

Leapy’s Red scare
2007 review If I hear one more wannabe TV presenter, describe some other wannabee’s performance as ‘amazing’, I think I could....

Sidelines

2007 Review
January Immediately after an ETA bomb exploded at Barajas Airport, Batasuna leader Arnaldo Otegi claimed the pea....

Mrs. Ed