WHEN GC Property director Justin Pardon returned to Mallorca 10 years ago he says it was like ‘coming home’. After growing up on the island Justin, the son of Australian parents, moved
FROM the engine room on a 35-metre yacht to the elephant house at a local safari park, MallorcaCCTV have installed surveillance systems in every corner of the island. The local CCTV company
THE Harvest Moon will shine bright tomorrow night. This full moon, which is also known as the Blood Moon or Hunter’s Moon, guided hunters ahead of the lean winter. It will
CATALAN leader Carles Puigedemont has said his region will declare independence from Spain in the next few days. It comes after a bloody independence referendum saw more than 800 injured on Sunday.
WITH Phil Collins and Paul McCartney as clients, it is not surprising that Gaston Montauban knows how to serve up a bit of luxury. The long-term island empresario has organised holidays, rentals,
AN imam accused of making recruitment videos for the sick terrorist group ISIS can be extradited to Spain, a UK court has ruled. Birmingham-based Tarik Chalioui, 43, is suspected of recruiting fighters
A VIDEO of an Irish woman singing about Ryanair in a pub has gone viral AGAIN. Punters can be heard cheering as Frances Kennedy performs a four-minute song in a packed-out Mike
BRITS left stranded by Monarch’s folding yesterday have been locked out of their hotel rooms and threatened with arrest over the airline’s unpaid bills. The UK airline has left 110,000 Brits stuck
BRITISH airline Monarch pushed a flight sale just THREE days before it went bust. The airline, which ceased all activities this morning, sent out a text message encouraging people to book flights
ALMOST 1,000 people were injured while trying to vote in the Catalunya referendum yesterday. According to the Catalan health service, 893 people received medical attention as a result of injuries sustained during
A BRITISH hairdresser killed herself in Spain after her boyfriend took an early flight home following a row-filled holiday, an inquest has heard. Cara Keirl, 28, was arguing with her partner James
Euphoric crowds in Catalunya Square celebrated a conclusive victory in the referendum with preliminary results suggesting 90% of counted ballots favoured independence. The results were revealed by regional government spokesperson Jordi Turull
BARCELONA’S La Liga fixture against Las Palmas has gone ahead behind closed doors after political unrest in the Catalan city following today’s referendum. Reports suggest Barcelona requested to postpone the game entirely
AS the sun set on Joseph Maria Jujol, a school in the North of Barcelona, Isabel Safont was going nowhere. Neither were her pupils. Joseph Maria Jujol was to be opened as
A SPOKESPERSON for the Catalan regional government has stated that at least 337 people have been injured so far in clashes with police as they tried to vote in today’s referendum. Most
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