Most intense heatwave in over a decade ‘Lucifer’ hits Spain with sizzling 40C+ temperatures
It's been cited as the worst to hit Europe since 2003
Mallorca Olive Press’s Michael Bolton competition winner announced
Kelly Kasey-Smith to see legendary singer play in Palma on August 12
Catalan painter turns body flaws and stuggles into art
Cinta Tort Cartró paints over stretch marks to battle body- image issues
Things get hairy for Mallorca Olive Press columnist Lesley Keith
Over the years I’ve had the some pretty awful comments made following haircuts, says Lesley
Lifeguards and defibrilators on Mallorca booze cruise boats seem sensible moves
Reports of safety measures in other holiday resorts suggest improvements can be made
How to Access British Television in Spain
With streaming services growing in popularity, broadcast television channels have started coming to the party. Sky Go and BBC iPlayer are just two examples of
Two people arrested in Malaga for shocking abuse against horses
Police were first alerted to the abuse following a tip-off from a local resident
Exclusive Olive Press photos show Mallorca’s Love Island set ahead of grand final
Set closely guarded ahead of hit ITV 2 show's final night
How to remove wet sand from your body in one easy trick
And it works on everyone!
Elderly man injured by ‘unsafe’ works in Marbella’s San Pedro de Alcantara
INJURED: Local resident RESIDENTS have blasted the San Pedro pedestrianisation works after an elderly man allegedly became the second to be injured. Local resident Jose
Plastic pollution concerns of Palma de Mallorca residents require urgent answers
Authorities must ensure plastic mess on Palma’s shores is cleaned up now
Britain sees busiest-ever number of air passengers to Spain
148,000 holidaymakers fly to or from easyJet's UK airports on almost 1,000 flights.
SPANISH LEADERS: UK can be successful trading hub like Singapore post-Brexit
SPANISH business leaders have said the UK can become an independent global trading hub after Brexit thanks to its location and strong currency. The delegation, visiting
Everything you need to know about King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia’s state visit to the UK
The visit is seen as fundamental in smoothing relations with Spain, a key negotiating partner in the Brexit negotiations
The activities that could see you fined up to €3,000 on Costa del Sol beaches this summer
Playing ball sports on the beach or in the sea, nudism and urinating in the sea can result in fines of up to €750
A cafe con leche could increase your life by nine minutes, new 16-year study finds
IT is the staple drink for expats and locals on any given morning, but few might have known every sip could be extending your life
Bather who hired helicopter to fly to protected Mallorca beauty spot should be ashamed
Man has inflicted his own form of upmarket vandalism on the island
Officials’ willingness to call time on Mallorca drunken excess is welcome
Curb on drinking on all-inclusive holidays is an understandable move
BREAKING: Manhunt for gunman begins after one killed and several injured in Spain
A MANHUNT is underway after a person was shot dead in Spain. Several others have been injured after an unknown man opened fire in Vilanova
Types of Forex currency pairs
Forex (foreign exchange) trading essentially means selling and buying currencies simultaneously on international markets. All traders must remember that within Forex market the currencies exchange
Stop Sickness Scam campaign by ABTA is good move in fight against fake claims
Those found guilty could face up to three years in Spanish jail
Why you will need the International Insurance Card when travelling abroad
The green card is an internationally recognised document
Secret British World War Two documents reveal fears of Nazi coup of Canary Islands
The conditions on the islands were ripe for an uprising
OP columnist Hamish Goddard watches the boats – and superyachts – dock into Palma
Yachts in Palma Bay never ceaase to amaze, writes Hamish
The four types of people mosquitoes love to bite
THERE are many who claim they are like catnip to mosquitoes, and they could be right. Health experts believe the blood-sucking insects do prefer certain
Fake news: How a lost suitcase changed photojournalism
Although the terms are contemporary, the role of journalism in ‘manufacturing opinion’ has been a human activity as far back as reliable evidence suggests, writes
