In excess of 65,000 fans turned up to watch the former One Direction star’s concert at the home of Scottish rugby in the capital. In the process, he smashed the record for Scotland’s largest-ever live audience.

 ‘Saturday night’s Harry Styles concert is the highest-selling stadium concert in Scotland ever with an attendance of over 65,000. Thanks to every single one of you for a fantastic evening’, read an official statement from  DF Concerts & Events and BT Murrayfield, who promoted the concert.

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Saturday night's Harry Styles concert is the highest-selling stadium concert in Scotland ever with an attendance of over 65,000.

Thanks to every single one of you for a fantastic evening. pic.twitter.com/j6A4W54e6h

— BT Murrayfield (@BTMurrayfield) May 29, 2023

Saturday’s gig was part of the ‘Love On Tour’ that Styles embarked on almost two years ago now. His string of an incredible 169 shows started out at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas and he is currently on the final leg of the tour.

If it all goes to plan, he will perform in Italy on July 22 at the RCF Arena in Reggio Emilia after taking in UK and European dates.

Lewis Capaldi set the record for a live attendance at an indoor venue in Scotland back in January. His show at P&J Live in Aberdeen attracted a crowd that purchased 14,951 tickets.

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Max’s parents wrote this message on Instagram having not seen him since Sunday, May 28, at 3 pm in Marbella:

“Has anyone seen our son Max Moore (21 tomorrow). Last seen in Marbella at 15.00hrs (yesterday 28th May)
He is wearing Cream Chino Trousers, Beige Armani Flower Shirt and Black n Red Nike Trainers.”

“His phone has been handed into police in Marbella, hence no contact.
Please contact us if you hear anything. PLEASE SHARE Thank You”.

They also added an update reading: “We have a social media message saying he was seen in Porto Banus at 22.00hrs last night. We are aware Maxwell’s Facebook page is/has been activated. This was done by us”.

Here you can see a selection of photos of Max posted by Margaret Jean on Facebook.

If you have any information on Max’s whereabouts, his parents can be contacted via Facebook or you could message the Marbella Se Queja community group on Instagram. Alternatively you can try the local police on 092.

Any information that can help determine Max’s whereabouts would be very welcome.

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In this video taken only minutes ago in la Cala de Mijas, near to Pikoteo and Figaro you can clearly hear gunshots being fired.

This armed officer was seen near where the gunshots were heard. Local Euro Weekly News correspondents are reporting that people are being made to stay in their houses.

There has been an increased presence of less militarised Guardia Civil in the centre of the town.

Some have speculated that this is the fallout from an incident in October 2022, when a Moroccan man was shot near an urbanización close to Mijas Costa.

There is also some speculation that he might be a man described as ‘morito’ (Arabic or Moorish) who was shot at the Da Vinci restaurant a few months ago for stealing a watch. A local source has suggested that he was threatening to explode gas cylinders today.

We will bring you the facts of this tense situation in la Cala de Mijas as they emerge.

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His speciality – on which he spoke on the opening of the conference – is those mysterious black holes that almost everyone has heard of but few really understand.

This annual event, organised by Almeria City Council and the Provincial Council, attracts not just local astronomers and simple star gazers but a large number of enthusiasts from across Spain and it runs from May 29 to June 3.

There will be a total of five conferences, and apart from Herr Genzel, another fascinating guest will be the NASA engineer, Begoña Vila Costas.

The conference takes place at the Teatro Apollo from Monday to Friday at 8pm each night and admission is free until capacity is reached so, there is time to attend tonight (Thursday) to listen to emeritus research professor at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands (IAC), John E. Beckman.

The following night it will be the turn of the NASA engineer, Begoña Vila Costas, who currently lives in Washington DC, with her talk about the James Webb Space Telescope Instruments.

There is a related exhibition in the Patio de Luces de Diputación celebrating 24 years of the Astrohita Observatory in Toledo that you can visit throughout the week and there will be the traditional night of astronomical observation conducted at the facilities of the Association Orion in Retamar, from 10pm on the night of Saturday June 3 with the presence of Begoña Vila Costas and the added bonus of a picnic.

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The Village People, renowned for their timeless hit “Y.M.C.A.”, are a disco group that needs no introduction. Formed in New York City in 1977, they quickly became pioneers of the era’s dance and disco scene. Their unforgettable tunes and energetic performances have left an indelible mark on pop culture.

Beyond their chart-topping singles, the Village People have a treasure trove of equally captivating disco material that will undoubtedly captivate the audience.

Meanwhile, Boney M, a name synonymous with disco glory, will also take the stage. While the original group disbanded in 1986, a new incarnation continues to entertain audiences worldwide. Led by their three female vocalists, Marcia Barrett, Liz Mitchell, and Maizie Williams, Boney M’s legacy lives on through their unforgettable hits like “Rasputin”, and “Daddy Cool”.Though the current lineup may differ from the original, the magic of their music remains intact.

The evening promises to be an electrifying celebration of iconic music that has stood the test of time. Tickets start at €33 and can be purchased online.

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#Predicción de #temperaturas máximas y mínimas para #hoy y sus variaciones (2/2). https://t.co/nkt7p7WaxU pic.twitter.com/7Jo749dBm5

— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) May 29, 2023

Storms could cause around 20 litres/m² of rain to accumulate in Almería, Huesca, the Balearic Islands, Cantabria, Ávila, Burgos, León, Palencia, Salamanca, Segovia, Soria, Valladolid, Zamor, Soria, Segovia, and Salamanca, said the experts.

The same applied to Palencia, León and Burgos, Ávila, Albacete, Cuenca, Guadalajara, Barcelona, Girona, Lleida, Lugo, Ourense, Pontevedra, Madrid, Murcia, Navarra, La Rioja, Alicante, and Valencia.

Because of an extensive drop in height, atmospheric instability is expected to continue across a large part of the mainland.

This will bring cloudy skies, evolving cloudiness, and showers and storms in a large part of the northwest quadrant of the country. Specifically, it will affect the Pyrenees and the northeast of the plateau. This may turn locally strong with hail showers in the southeast of the mainland and in the west of the Balearic Islands.

Cloudy intervals are expected in the rest of the mainland and the Balearic Islands, with a low probability of some showers and storms of a weaker nature.

These storms are not expected or are very unlikely on the Cantabrian and northeast coasts and in the extreme southwest of the country.

In the Canary Islands, cloudy intervals are forecast, with showers on the higher parts of the archipelago. These are expected to be weaker on the rest of the islands.

Fog banks are not ruled out in the interior of Galicia, the upper Ebro, and southeast of the northern plateau. Daytime temperatures will rise in the southern half of the peninsula, with little change in the rest, even at night.

Westerly winds will predominate this Monday, which will be generally light, in the Strait, Andalucia, west of the South plateau, the Cantabrian coast, the upper Ebro and the Canary Islands. Light northeast winds will blow in the Balearic Islands and northern Galicia.

Tiempo previsto en Península y Baleares desde 29-05-2023 hasta 04-06-2023. Info siempre actualizada en https://t.co/keCWfwv3Ua pic.twitter.com/tS5ttHttHb

— AEMET (@AEMET_Esp) May 29, 2023

Tuesday, May 30

Tuesday will start with cloudy skies. Showers and storms can be expected in the northern half of the mainland, the southeast quadrant, and in the Balearic archipelago.

They may be locally strong and frequent in the Balearic Islands and around mountainous areas of the mainland during the afternoon.

This will occur mainly in the interior of Galicia, the Cantabrian mountain range, northern Iberia, and the Pyrenees, as well as in lower areas to the east of the southern plateau and the southeast.

During the morning, there may also be showers and storms on the southern coast of the Valencian Community, Murcia, and Almería.

In the southwest of the peninsula and on the Cantabrian coast, rain is not expected or is very unlikely. Cloudy intervals and cloudiness of diurnal evolution, with probable showers could develop in the Canary Islands, on those of greater relief.

The rest of the week will be marked by locally intense rainfall and accompanied by electrical discharges and hail storms,  leaving a rainy start to June.

These could leave accumulations of water on both plateaus and occasionally in large areas of the Mediterranean. Rainfall is not ruled out in the extreme north of the peninsula and in some areas of the south and the Canary Islands, however, it is less likely.

Temperatures will continue to be lower than usual for the time of year, except for northern parts of the country. The rest of Spain will experience temperatures that are colder than the usual average, where maximums in many cases will be around 20 to 25°C.

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With Nestle already ahead of the game, producing recyclable packaging for their Smarties and Quality Street products in 2021, and 2022, respectively, Mars Wrigley UK are playing catch-up. But they say the current trial will inform their next step in making all their packaging more sustainable.

The company are planning to spend around £1 million in their mission to cut plastic usage by a third and has recently achieved carbon neutral status, with more environmentally beneficial work to come.

They are running this trial in direct partnership with Tesco supermarkets who are very happy to team up with Mars Wrigley as they too are seeking to reduce plastic.

They were seen on Twitter earlier this month saying: “We’re always looking for ways to reduce the amount of plastic we use. So far, we’ve removed 2bn pieces and we’re working to make it 5bn by 2025. That means less plastic in your shop but with the same great Tesco products.”

We’re always looking for ways to reduce the amount of plastic we use. So far, we’ve removed 2bn pieces and we’re working to make it 5bn by 2025. That means less plastic in your shop, but with the same great Tesco products. #EveryLittleHelps pic.twitter.com/9ZttgMUjOD

— Tesco (@Tesco) May 16, 2023

With the banning of plastic straws in the UK in 2020 and more countries and businesses around the world looking to achieve carbon-neutral status, we can hope that the Mars/Tesco collaboration is successful as it directly eliminates plastic.

In other instances, where carbon offsetting is used to achieve carbon-neutral status, some claim that this is a facade in which companies can appear to be more environmentally friendly, while still causing environmental damage.

Carbon offsetting means essentially that an entity can continue to pollute while doing something environmentally beneficial to compensate in other areas, such as planting trees.

But many would argue that the more direct approach of replacing non-sustainable materials like Mars is trying to do, is much more effective in the fight to sustain the planet.

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There is something for everyone as the group play all types of music and, if you want to join the fun on stage, just let Eddy know and he will accommodate you!

With free entry, there is no reason not to join in the fun from 3:00.PM until 6:00.PM.

Bar Amsterdam is located at CC Flamenca Beach, C. Sta. Alodia, 19, local 87, 03189 Playa Flamenca.

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According to sources close to the case, as reported by ultimahora.es, the incident occurred at a family home in the town of Son Espaces.

During the early hours of Sunday morning, the police received an alert reporting an incident at a home in Manacor. On arrival, they discovered that a woman of Honduran nationality had tried to take her own life. The officers also found her two children who were clearly in distress.

All three were subsequently admitted to a hospital in Son Espases where the two children tested positive for benzodiazepines, presumably administered by their mother.

The mother is believed to have ingested salfumán, which is an aqueous liquid resulting from the dissolution of hydrogen chloride gas.

Although the three are said to be stable and out of danger, the police returned to the hospital on Sunday afternoon after receiving the results of the tests carried out at the facility.

They proceeded to arrest the woman, who remains at the hospital but has been accused of attempted murder.

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Securing the ninth spot on Tripadvisor’s list, Ikos Andalusia shares the limelight with other globally renowned establishments including India’s regal Rambagh Palace, the captivating Ozen Reserve Bolifushi in the Maldives, and Brazil’s enchanting Colline de France. The ranking analysed more than 150 million hotels across the globe.

Situated on Estepona’s sun-drenched shores, the hotel boasts 411 rooms across seven buildings,and cost a staggering €180 million. The resort is one of nine exclusive properties owned by the Greek brand including Ikos Corfu which also made the list.

With a current expansion project worth €17 million euros, the hotel resort also aims to become Ikos’ largest property worldwide by 2024. The expansion project will introduce 17 more suites, including opulent villas and penthouses, ensuring a lavish experience for all guests.

Ikos Andalusia’s illustrious achievement in making the Tripadvisor list sets a new benchmark for luxury on the Costa del Sol, and indeed the country. As the only establishment in Spain to secure a coveted spot, Ikos Andalusia stands as a testament to the exceptional hospitality and world-class experience it offers.

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