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Holiday hotspot 90 per cent would return to the coast NINETY per cent of tourists visiting the Valencia Region this summer say they would come back. That’s according to the results of more than 3,000 questionnaires collected by over 100 participating tourist information offices along coastal and urban areas of the region. In a bid to collate information about the profile of tourists arriving in the region and how

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Storms hit swimmers SWIMMERS were asked to leave the sea as lifeguards hoisted red flags across Alicante’s beaches when storms and heavy rain struck the province.

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WE’LL BE BACK: 90 per cent of tourists said they would return to region’s beaches. much they enjoyed their stay, visitors were asked

about their satisfaction with the municipality they had visited, the type of activities carried out and if they would return. More than half of those completing the survey (55 per cent) were from Spain. The remaining 45 per cent had their origins abroad, coming mainly from France (17 per cent)

and the United Kingdom (8 per cent). More than half said their main holiday activity was related to the beach and sun (69 per cent) followed by cultural visits (54 per cent). Tourism offices were also praised, scoring an average 9.5 out of 10 by visitors.

THE Marina de las Dunas in Guardamar has lost its prestigious Blue Flag status. The award was withdrawn due to an ‘inadequate’ lifeguard service.

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Finance 23 - 28 EMPTY MOORINGS: Number of new boat registrations falls as crisis hits.

Boat sales sink by 26 per cent

REGISTRATION of boats and pleasure cruisers has fallen in the Valencia Community. New boat sales fell by 26 per cent during the first half of the year compared to last year, with 181 vessels registered in Alicante, Valencia and Castellon from January to June. There has also been a decline in recreational

boating trade with registrations decreasing by 55 per cent between 2007 and 2012. This is according to figures based on consecutive annual declines with the sole exception of 2011, when there was a surge of 17.94 per cent, followed by a fall of 14.85 per cent the next year. The once booming

business selling and renting berths in marinas has also suffered a decline. Carlos Torrado, Manager of the Valencian Nautical Club said: â€œFor the last five or six years the volume of boats moored in the community has fallen between 18 and 20 per cent.â€? He adds that some owners are abandoning boats, leaving unpaid mooring fees.

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The tragic toll of summer drownings TWENTY-SIX people have drowned this summer in the Valencia Region. According to the Centre for Emergency Information and

Co-ordination (CICU), between June to August, 21 adults died along with five children in the sea, pools and rivers. Of those who

drowned, 11 were in Alicante Province. The youngest was an 18-month-old toddler who drowned in a swimming pool at a house in Teulada

whilst with relatives. August saw the most drownings with incidents on beaches at Mil Palmeras, Finestrat and Altea.

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Meals on wheels FIFTY senior citizens in Torrevieja will benefit from a new programme offering the daily delivery of food for those wanting to remain in their homes. The project is costing the council €79,118.

Medieval walk ORIHUELA’S Councillor for Tourism Rosa Martinez will welcome 50 people at the Arc de Santo Domingo on Saturday after completing the Ruta del Cid journey from Sagunto, Valencia, in medieval costumes.

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Jobless figures on the rise DESPITE the busy summer season, unemployment rose in August. Hotels reported increased capacity and there was a rise in tourists across the region, but that did not seem to be reflected in the jobless figures. Registered unemployment rose last month across nine regions in Spain, led by Valencia with almost 4,902 more people without work, a

rise of 0.82 per cent, and Murcia (2,692). In the Valencia Region unemployment now stands at 573,486, as reported by the Ministry of Employment and Social Security. Murcia has 151,152 people registered as unemployed, an increase of 2,692 people from July. Nationally, by sector, unemployment rose especially in

the services sector (0.37 per cent) followed by industry (0.66 per cent). Jobless figures were down in construction and agriculture. August was more positive for those aged under 25 as 9,199 found work. Compared with July, unemployment among men rose by 1,229 (0.05 per cent) to a total of 2,288,893 in Spain and among women it fell by 1,260 (0.05 per cent) and amounted to 2,409,890.

Sales down RETAIL sales in the Murcia Region fell by 5.6 per cent in July, the second largest decline in the country.

LOVING LIFE: Many Britons move overseas to look for love.

Expat l ve hunt Britons move abroad in search of ‘The One’

OUR out of 10 Britons who moved abroad last year were seeking a new love in their life. A determining factor of love being a priority for expat life is age, with more than half in the 30-39 bracket willing to consider emigrating in search of finding ‘The One’, according to a new survey. There are 35,375 Britons registered as resident in Spain between these ages. Men are also more romantic than women when searching for love, with more than 46 per cent of males willing to consider life abroad in the hope of exchanging ‘I dos’ in a foreign language, compared with 31 per cent of females.

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A DRIVER, aged 65, has been arrested in San Fulgencio for driving whilst five times over the legal alcohol limit.

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NIGHTLY boat trips from Santa Pola to the lighthouse have returned after a 25-year absence.

TWO men have been arrested for attacking and robbing an elderly man in La Manga who had won a large amount of money gambling at Cartagena’s casino.

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THE College of Veterinarians of Alicante (Icoval) has showed support for the existence of dog-friendly beaches with proper hygiene measures in place.

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BENIDORM Council has doubled the budget for school reforms and has invested €100,000 for routine maintenance and improvements.

SANTA POLA has approved the full technical inspections of 1,400 buildings more than 40 years old to ensure the safety of old buildings of the town.

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THE free Wi-Fi installed in public areas of Elche has already had more than 40,000 connections.

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SPAIN needs a positive boost like the one obtained with the Olympic Games’

Prince Felipe, regarding Spain’s candidacy to hold the 2020 Olympic Games, which will be decided by the International Olympic Committee on Saturday. The other candidates are Istanbul and Tokyo.

The survey by Global Visas, a UK company that provides international visas, relocation and employment and services, not surprisingly reveals that Britons aged 18-29 were the most unconcerned about moving overseas to find a partner. The main obstacle to emigrating for all ages, according to the survey, is leaving family and friends, with 25 per cent saying they would miss them too much to consider moving abroad. According to the Spanish National Institute of Statistics, the number of British residents in Spain rose by 6,698 to almost 398,000 between 2011 and 2012.

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vehicles have been sold in Spain so far this year, which is 3.6 per cent fewer than the same period last year. This is despite government ‘Plan PIVE’ grants to help people purchase new vehicles, according to various vehicle associations.

ELCHE’S Gran Teatro is amongst the top 20 in Spain in terms of the number of activities and visitors to the theatre.

Fewer deaths IN Valencia Region, 12 people were killed in 10 serious road accidents during the summer months, 60 per cent fewer deaths than over the same period last year.

Volley comp SPANISH National Beach Volleyball Competition is taking place for the first time on the Orihuela Costa with around 500 competitors for the tournament which runs from today (Thursday) until Sunday.

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Armed robbery gang arrested FOUR men have been arrested on suspicion of armed robbery at a house in Monforte del Cid, Alicante. Three of the men are alleged to have entered the property wielding guns and proceeded to bind the hands and feet of the two elderly owners before stealing jewellery worth an estimated €6,000. The fourth accomplice is believed to have been the getaway driver. Investigators launched Operation Ciudadela, which led them to suspect the existence of a criminal group based in Elche who were involved in committing other robberies and could be linked to the assault at the Monforte

OPERATION CIUDADELA: Police recover firearms, cash and foreign number-plates. del Cid property. Police carried out six searches of homes in Crevillente, Elche and Torrellano, which resulted in the seizure of more than €30,000 in cash, a pistol with ammunition and several firearms. Foreign car

number-plates and mobile phones were also found. The four men are charged with illegal detention, robbery, illegal possession of weapons and being part of an organised criminal gang.

Copper couple detained A MARRIED couple have been arrested, accused of stealing almost a tonne of copper cabling from street lighting in the Cartagena areas of Miranda and El Albujon. It is believed the husband had some knowledge of electrics and knew how to rip out the cabling. The pair allegedly carried out the thefts in the heat of the day during siesta time when they knew fewer people would be out and about, reducing the risk of being spotted. The cabling was then sold on to a scrapyard.

Man in jail after rape and kidnap A MAN has admitted to the kidnap and sexual assault of a woman in Alicante. Showing remorse for the crime, which took place at the female’s house in Cabo de las Huertas, he went on to deny charges of burglary and attempted murder and was remanded in prison as he awaits trial. The 29-year-old defendant from Slovakia is alleged to have entered the property through the patio. Once inside, he is reported to have handcuffed and raped the woman. The arrival of one of her relatives surprised the attacker and he is said to have wielded a knife at them in order to make his escape. A National Police investigation led to his arrest following a positive identification of the man after he was seen walking his dog in the Cabo zone of the city by an off-duty officer of the Provincial Public Safety Brigade.

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ON REMAND: Daniel Galvan is being held in Soto del Real prison (Madrid). Galvan’s appearance before the judge was delayed because the girl had disappeared from the care home where she is currently staying. The judge ruled that the case could not proceed until she had interviewed the girl, who reappeared after two days.

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Not guilty, claims convicted abuser CONVICTED paedophile Daniel Galvan has denied sexually abusing a Torrevieja girl. Galvan, who was serving a 30-year sentence in a Morocco jail, returned to Spain after erroneously receiving a royal pardon and is now remanded in Soto del Real prison (Madrid). He was brought before a Torrevieja judge to answer claims that he abused the local girl, now 14, between 2004 and 2006, while he lived in Torrevieja. The girl said nothing about the abuse until Galvan left, but her family recognised Iraqi-born Galvan who now has Spanish nationality, from the media attention surrounding the case.

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Galvan admitted knowing the girl’s family in the past but said there was bad feeling between the two men. The abuse claims made by her father were ‘a settling of accounts’ because he refused to co-operate with him over an insurance scam, he told the judge.

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3 held after street chase A POLICE chase through the centre of Alicante resulted in the arrest of three people accused of theft.

Tourists spending more this year FOREIGN visitors to the Murcia Region and Costa Calida have spent €334.1 million in the first seven months of the

year, an increase of 2.3 per cent over the same period last year. The average tourist to the region stayed for 12.8 days, spending an average of €76.60 a day on hotels, food and other items, making an average of CALASPARRA in almost €1,000 during their Murcia has overall stay. experienced the Nationally, the average heaviest rainfall tourist stays for a shorter in living memory period, an average 8.8 as 52 litres of rain days, during which time per square metre they spend more money fell within an MARKET VISIT: Mayor and Councillor for daily. hour. Commerce award new contracts at La Plasa. During July, the number of foreign tourists visiting the region grew by 4.8 per cent to 82,159. More than ARTIST Michael half were from the UK, Brosseau is followed by the French and displaying his latest Nordic countries. exhibition of marine images daily at the CONTRACTS have been awarded for seven new Galeria del Puerto in positions within Torrevieja’s La Plasa central market. Cabo de Palos from Mayor Eduardo Dolon was joined by Councillor of 11am-2pm and from Commerce Agustina Esteve at the market as they 7pm-10pm. The announced the new stalls which have gone to two exhibition runs until fishmongers, three greengrocers, a stall selling MORE than 150 birds have October 10. specialist food from Asturias and one selling nuts and been rescued from a store gourmet products. in La Marina village. Finches were being sold illegally at the time of the police visit. The premises had none TWO teenagers are critically ill in and SVB ambulances for chest of the mandatory Elche’s General Hospital after their trauma and a head injury, while documents required for the motorcycle was in collision with a car another youth, aged 17, suffered sale of exotic birds, no on the CV-865, Elche. injuries to his chest and hip. The car opening licence nor An 18-year-old male was attended driver was unhurt. compulsory insurance. The cause of the accident is unclear. to at the scene by emergency SAMU

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Computer course delay THE start of the Basic Office and Power Point computer course at the Youth Centre CIAJ, has been postponed until Monday, September 23. Registration for those aged 14-30 remains open until Friday, September 20.

Fair outlet confirmed THE ninth Fair Outlet in Torrevieja has been confirmed for October 9-13 on the Paseo Vista Alegre. Those interested in having a stand can call 965 710 250 ext. 0154 or email comercio@torrevie ja.eu.

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Grants for taking on the jobless COMPANIES which hire Orihuela’s unemployed may receive a grant of €1,125 per worker hired. The scheme is part of a new initiative launched by

Orihuela’s Department of Public Works and the Joint Employment Plan, which aims to take on 168 jobless people. Under the terms of this

plan, all companies located in the province of Alicante who employ those who have been registered as unemployed at Orihuela’s Servef office since at least

March 1, can be eligible for the grant per worker hired. Contracts must be for a minimum of three months and for a minimum of 25 hours a week.

Man jailed for Southampton Airport smuggling attempt A MAN, 44, has been jailed for 12 months for attempting to smuggle five kilos of cannabis into the UK from Malaga. The drugs had an estimated street value of €70,670. Southampton Crown Court heard that in May, Border Force officers at Southampton International Airport stopped Nicholas Giles when he arrived on a flight from Malaga. Before officers searched his baggage Giles admitted to having five kilos of ‘weed’ in his suitcase.

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SMUGGLING: A search found five kilos of cannabis. The case was opened and the drugs could be seen wrapped in clear plastic. Giles was arrested and charged with being knowingly concerned in the

fraudulent evasion of the prohibition on importation of a Class B controlled drug. He pleaded guilty at Southampton Magistrates Court and was sentenced in the Crown Court.

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Law protests MORE than 150 people gathered in Elche’s Placa de Baix to protest against the changes made to the Dependency Law, which outlines cash allowances for carers.

Shoe styles NEUTRAL colours are the key designs for shoes for the 2014 springsummer collection, according to the Association of Footwear Exporters of Valencia (Cavex).

Uni tram THE new AlicanteSan Vicente del Raspeig tram line is now stopping at the University of Alicante.

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No butts in beach clean-up campaign AROUND 70,000 cigarette butts have been collected and cleared from the beaches of Santa Pola as part of an environmental awareness campaign. Councillor for Beaches, Loreto Serrano, said: “This campaign has

Giving more than blood MORE than 61,000 blood donations were made in Alicante Province last year. Within the hospitals of Torrevieja and Elche’s Vinalopo, 443 donations were made in 2012. That figure is expected to be higher for 2013.

GIVE BLOOD: 700 units needed daily to keep region’s hospitals supplied.

been a success not only for the butts collected, but also in the message we are giving to other municipalities that we love and care for our beaches.” A single cigarette filter is sufficient to contaminate three

litres of sea water with the chemicals it contains and can take between five and 20 years to disappear naturally. They are regularly found in the digestive systems of whales, dolphins and sea birds.

Murcia asks PM for more cash THE president of the Murcian regional government has met with Prime Minister Rajoy to discuss issues affecting the region. Ramon Luis Valcarcel travelled to Madrid to meet with Mariano Rajoy to ask for more financing. The Murcian government has long claimed that the region is under-financed receiving less than the national average. Valcarcel said if Murcia were to receive the average national level of financing per capita, this would account for the €220-230 million which represents the current regional deficit. Following the meeting, Valcarcel said the prime minister had promised to look at the system of regional financing.

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ALICANTE'S San Juan and Albufereta beaches have returned to normal following recent heavy rains and storms. Green flags are back flying after intensive cleaning to rid the beaches of rubbish, rats and cockroaches flushed from sewers by the storms. Four extra cleaners were brought in to clean up the coastline after the beaches were closed. Councillor for Urban Care Andres Llores said: “After a strong downpour it is no surprise that all kinds of waste ends up on the beach. But the important thing is that the system has worked perfectly.”

CREVILLENTE Local Police are moving to new headquarters on La Estacion road by the industrial estate. Officials are now considering whether to also relocate the municipal police office of citizen services or leave it in the town centre. The new Local Police station is designed to provide a better service to the public. Facilities will include a customer service room, officers’ area, fitness and meeting rooms.

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New palm tree park for Elche ZIP LINES, bridges and climbing frames are just some of the attractions planned for a new multiactivity park in Elche. The city intends to increase its tourism appeal by launching the new park to be built in the Travalon palm tree area. It will be designed with a family feel in mind and have smaller wooden totem poles and zip lines for children. The new complex will also feature a recreational lagoon of around 1,750 square metres for boating activities. The city hall in presenting the plans said the project will “fully respect the plantation of palm trees.”

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Call for Benidorm expats to register BENIDORM is expected to exceed 75,000 registered residents. The town hall is launching a new campaign to encourage people living in the city for more than six months of the

year to register on the padron (municipal roll). Currently, there are around 73,750 people registered, but by reaching the 75,000 mark it means Benidorm will join the club of big cities which could bring in extra income of €2 million. In responding to criticism by the opposition PP party that the campaign had been STUDENTS across Alicante Province will return to forgotten, Mayor Agustin school with classroom numbers lower than the Navarro said it had not maximum permitted levels. been forgotten, just The highest number of students per class in middle delayed. That was because many foreign school is 36, and 42 in high school, with the Provincial residents - 10 per cent of Department of Education saying the average class size voters - who are required is 33 and 38 respectively, particularly across Alicante to register on the padron and Elche schools. were away for the summer. Education officials say the final numbers of students “We want to get the in classes will depend on those who have failed maximum performance... subjects and need to repeat, but there is room to it would be absurd to start manoeuvre. A spokesman said: “There are teachers for a campaign aimed at all classes to help avoid reaching maximum ratios.” those who are not in the A maximum of 30 students per class is permitted in city,” he said. infant and primary classes.

Classroom numbers are below average

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Spiritual centre A NEW spiritual centre is opening in Sacko’s Bar, El Limonar. The Rainbow Centre will start with a special service on September 29 at 11am.

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Learn a new skill in Gran Alacant GRAN ALACANT has announced its new list of courses and workshops for 2013-2014 at the International Library. The most requested include English language at all levels including a new

pre-school course for toddlers, and Spanish. Courses will continue to offer French, German, Chinese and, new for this year, Russian. Creative workshops include cake decorating and crafts as well as

children’s activities on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Most courses start on October 1. For more information visit the library or Santa Pola Town Hall, or email santapola.biga1@gmail.com

Masked ball THE Pink Ladies’ summer masked ball takes place on September 13 at the Campoamor Golf Club in aid of cancer charity AECC. Call 634 352 807, 603 292 963 or email info@pinkladies.es for tickets.

Raising cash MAPAH animal rescue charity will be at Iceland in San Javier on September 21 from 1pm collecting items for auction.

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FANS of Amy Winehouse and Halle Berry have the chance to bid for two authenticated, signed and framed photographs of the stars. They will be amongst the lots at a charity auction taking place on Sunday in San Fulgencio.

The auction follows on from the second annual charity football match organised by CF Sporting San Fulgencio in collaboration with the town hall. The San Fulgencio Select team will play against the Local Police with kick-off at

11am at the football ground in San Fulgencio. There will be a half-time raffle with entertainment and a paella for 300 people. Entrance fee is €3 at the gate for spectators and €2 for the paella with tickets available now from the

Offices for the Urbanisation in Calle Madrid, La Marina, the Local Police station and the tourist information office. Money raised from the day will be split between cancer charity AECC and CF Sporting, San Fulgencio.

A fiesta clean-up STREET-CLEANING in Santa Pola is being boosted during the town’s annual patron saint fiestas. In order to counteract the expected increase of litter dropped by revellers, special cleaning teams will be in operation this week from 8-11am in addition to the regular cleaning and rubbish collections.

Summer shows TICKETS are on sale for the last of the Stars in Your Eyes Neil Diamond shows. Venues are Mr Fu’s Oriental Palace on September 14 in Avenida Baleares, Torrevieja; Olympia Pool Bar, Mil Palmeras on September 21 and Punta Prima’s Asturias Restaurant on September 28. Call 682 707 894 or email thejazzsinger@live. co.uk to book.

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Seat belt campaign launches ORIHUELA Local Police have joined the special campaign promoted by the Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) regarding the use of seat belts and Child Restraint Systems (CRS). Police will be specifically monitoring the use of seat belts and CRS across the Orihuela municipality from September 9-15. The DGT says 41 per cent of those killed in traffic accidents on urban roads were not wearing seat belts. CRS belts are compulsory for children whose height is less than 1.35cm (around 12-yearsold) with the DGT believing that 70 per cent of children travelling by car do not use the restraints correctly. CRS reduces the injuries resulting from an accident by 75 per cent and nine out of 10 children in serious or fatal accidents could have been saved if they had used their CRS correctly.

No accidents on returning TEN people have been killed on Murcia’s roads between July and August in the 151 recorded accidents. Twenty-eight people were seriously injured and 189 slightly hurt during summer road accidents. ‘Operation Return’ which saw a mass exodus from Murcia as tourists returned home after the summer break ended without any accidents being reported.

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Murcia offers the cheapest ITVs for bikes and mopeds ITV inspections are cheapest in the Murcia region for motorcycles and mopeds, costing €12.01. Castilla y León has the

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highest price at €37.04 euros, followed by Madrid (€32.73). Car ITV prices vary by up to 144 per cent across the autonomous

regions with prices ranging from €25.93 in Extremadura for a diesel or petrol car, compared to €63.23 across Valencia.

Horse rescue centre MURCIA is to have its own horse rescue centre. The Alhama de Murcia Town Hall has approved the plan presented over a year ago by the META Riding Centre to create the Cavalli Foundation. A parcel of park land has been earmarked to develop a rescue and rehabilitation centre for abused and abandoned horses, ponies and donkeys.

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Shop and dance AS part of Torrevieja’s commerce campaign, the Campoverde Reef Band will be playing for shoppers in the main square on Saturday from 6.30-8.30pm. Shopping and dancing will be permitted.

New squad TORREVIEJA Football Club will officially present their new squad on Saturday at the Vicente Garcia stadium ahead of their match against FC Elche at 7pm.

Animal photos A PHOTOGRAPHY exhibition entitled ‘Animals’ by students of the Municipal School of Photography opens tomorrow (Friday) in Torrevieja’s Cultural Centre.

WIB TEAM: President Maria (centre) with Web Manager Nicki Hastings and Candy Wright, Administrative Secretary.

Multicultural fair is first for Calpe THE first Multicultural Fair has been held in Calpe. Organised by the Women In Business (WIB) group in conjunction with the town hall, the fair attracted visitors to the Plaza Mayor for an afternoon of live and varied entertainment on the main stage. They could also view crafts and stalls which gave charities the opportunity to raise their profile and collect funds. The WIB stand held a tombola to generate funds which will be used to help victims of domestic violence and support the local food bank. Calpe Mayor, Cesar Sanchez, offered them the use of the Plaza Mayor for the event: “We thank them for what they do

to support the community, particularly here in Calpe. We have to be very brave as we are going through difficult times, but we hope slowly but surely we will improve the future of Calpe for youngsters.” WIB meet twice a month. For more information call Maria on 644 529 863 or email wibcpresident@gmail.com.

MORE than 400 people want to be a street cleaner in Orihuela. The city received 463 applicants to the selection process to sweep the streets. Chosen candidates will be invited to sit a multiple-choice exam of 25 questions. Candidates who pass will then have to go through an interview in order to assess ‘the ability of the applicant in relation to the job and experience in similar work.’ Street cleaners with a broom and cart get paid €7.21 an hour, with those on a rubbish truck earning €9.02 per hour.

Taffeta goes to the races A REAL horse was welcomed at the sixth Race Night at Kenz Bar in San Luis, hosted by bar owners Ken and Jan. Taffeta, one of the miniature horses from the Easy Horse Care Centre made an appearance. It is hoped more than €1,000 will have been raised.

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Take a walk for Alzheimer’s THIS year’s Memory Walk (El Camino de la Memoria) organised by the Alzheimer’s Association is taking place to celebrate World Alzheimer’s Day, which this year is on Saturday, September 21. The walk will start at 5pm and commence from the main square in the town, proceed along the Vista Alegro paseo to the Punta Margalla, which is

the headland with the Egyptian style columns on it, and then return to the main square by the same route. There is an entry fee of €5 per person in aid of AFA Torrevieja and everyone is encouraged to get their friends and family to sponsor them. The Kiosko Cabo Cervera is kindly providing water for all the walkers. Sponsorship forms can

be obtained from the Alzheimer’s charity shop in Torrevieja, the Torry Army office at the entrance to San Luis, Jennie Mutter by emailing jenniemutter@hotmail. com or telephoning 966 780 595, and Matilde Sanchez on 636 110 251. The route is flat, interesting and easy, so come along and support us to beat last year’s total funds raised.

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Stories making headlines from the United Kingdom

Phone revenge LEE BEAUMONT was so annoyed with cold callers he set up a premium rate number for his Leeds home. He then gave every utility company that number as a contact, and has made £300 (€350) since November 2011.

Moving in NET migration into the UK has risen to

176,000 from 152,000 in the year to December 2012, as fewer EU citizens went back home, said the Office of National Statistics.

Wills online HUNDREDS of thousands of wills of Empire servicemen who died in World War I are available online after being painstakingly scanned into computers. https://www.gov.uk/probate-search.

Price hike

Pub gloom A NEW guide claims up to 4,000 ‘bad’ pubs could close next year. The

Crocodile babies SEVEN Cuban crocodiles have hatched at the zoo Hoyerswerda. Only 4,000 of them live in natural surroundings in the wetlands of Cuba. HATCHED: At zoo.

Stories making headlines from Germany

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posters into interactive ones.

THE European Central Bank is introducing a quota for women. It aims to double the proportion of women in upper management by the end of 2019 to 28 per cent, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung.

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Campaign app THE Christian Democrats introduced an interactive election campaign including an app with a camera function that converts the traditional CDU

Sleepyheads SLEEPY: Tired for work.

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HOTEL prices rise by nearly 100 per cent during the Oktoberfest in Munich. According to a survey the average price is €213 per night. Six million visitors are expected to visit the festival this year.

Good Pub Guide 2014 says most of those are stuck in an 80’s time warp, with indifferent food and drink.

GERMANY will provide shelter for 5,000 refugees from Syria, with Chancellor Angela Merkel calling for them to be given a friendly reception. Germany has provided humanitarian aid worth €340 million in the Syrian conflict since 2012.

Big dummy A WAXWORK of heavyweight boxing champ

Vitali Klitschko has gone on show in Hamburg. The Panoptikum is home to more than 120 wax figures including singer Robbie Williams, Chancellor Angela Merkel, and seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher.

Inflation down THE inflation rate in Germany has dropped significantly, despite a continued rise in food prices. According to the Federal Statistical Office the annual inflation rate fell from 1.9 per cent in July to 1.5 per cent in August.

RUSSIAN PRESS A PAINTING of Russian President Vladimir Putin in women’s underwear by artist Konstantin Altunin was confiscated by the police in the city of St Petersburg. The artist is said to have fled the country.

Young killers POLICE officers of Kurgan (south west Russia) arrested two children accused of strangling another, aged five. The accused, aged nine and 10, were taken to a young offender’s institution.

Plane agreements INTERMEDIARY agency Rosoboronexport signed five new agreements with Italian companies to carry out different projects related to aviation, including an update of the amphibious seaplane Be-103.

Mystery tracks A GROUP of Russian researchers

travelled to the Hyargas Nuur in Mongolia to try to determine the origin of a series of mysterious tracks found on the shore. It is thought they belong to a large reptile.

Potash row A BELARUS-RUSSIA dispute over control of potash exports has escalated, with Belarus threatening to prosecute billionaire Russian businessman Suleiman Kerimov accused of wrongdoing.

Miracle escape A TODDLER escaped serious injury after a drunk motorcyclist rode into his stroller at a zebra crossing. CCTV cameras caught the rider drinking beer before the accident.

Mosque attack A MOSQUE in Harlow, Essex, was targeted by arsonists. CCTV footage shows three men apparently trying to set the 18-year-old building alight in the early hours of the morning.

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Stories making headlines from Russia

Artist flees

TIRED workers could be costing the UK economy £611 million (€714.5 million) a year according to a survey by bed company Silentnight. It claims six million days are taken off ‘sick’ by sleep-deprived staff.

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Stories making headlines in Denmark, Norway and Sweden

Happy birthday DENMARK - Copenhagen residents and visitors celebrated the one hundredth anniversary of the city’s iconic Little Mermaid bronze sculpture, created as a tribute to writer Hans Christian Anderson.

Football passion DENMARK - A couple was caught having sex on the field of the Brondby Stadium in Copenhagen after a match between Brondby IF and Randers FC. A picture of the couple was posted on the internet.

Viking film NORWAY - The Lord of the Rings producer Barrie Osbourne is said to be planning to shoot a Viking film in Norway, raising hopes it VIKINGS: A new film.

could boost the country’s tourism industry.

Frozen in time NORWAY - An Iron Age tunic as well as Neolithic arrows and bow fragments are among the discoveries found under melting snow on Norwegian mountains. They are thought to be at least 6,000 years old.

School closed SWEDEN - Elite boarding school Lundsberg in Storfors (west central Sweden) has been closed down by the Swedish authorities after they received numerous reports of its caretaker allegedly bullying some students.

New element SWEDEN - A team of Swedish scientists from Lund University (south Sweden) have confirmed the existence of a new element with atomic number 115 yet to be named.

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Every year Britons are caught out by unexpected local laws and customs which might seem harmless in the UK, but may carry serious consequences abroad. Country specific laws and customs can be found at www.gov.uk/foreigntravel-advice.

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It is against the law to wear a bikini, swimming trunks or to go bare-chested away from the beach-front area. Donâ€™t carry or use drugs. While the Netherlands has a reputation for being tolerant on the use of so-called â€˜soft drugsâ€™, this exists only for designated areas. Possession of prohibited substances or buying them can carry a prison sentence. Feeding the pigeons is against the law. Chewing gum on the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is strictly prohibited. It is illegal to import more than 200 cigarettes.

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Watch out for unusual laws PLAYING bingo, snacking while sitting on a monument or feeding pigeons may seem innocent enough to many British citizens. But these are just some of the reasons why people have found themselves faced with hefty fines or in some cases arrested or detained abroad.

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Whale remains A DECOMPOSING five-metre whale was washed up on the El Perellonet beach near Valencia City. The area had to be cordoned off, but the beach remained open to swimmers.

Long delay THE Regional Health department must pay €50,000 to the family of a 78-year-old man who died after waiting two hours to see a doctor following a heart attack.

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Axarquia flooded STORMS in the Axarquia left 16 litres of rain per square metre. In Almuñecar, Granada, crops were damaged and two families had to be evacuated from their homes.

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MORE than 120 kilos of hashish divided into four packages were found by custom officers in the sea off Motril.

Wrong turning

Father stabbed

A 51-YEAR-OLD woman was arrested in Benicarlo (Castellon) after driving 23 kilometres in the wrong direction on the AP-7. She was charged with driving under the influence of opiates.

A FATHER and a son, aged 35 and 16, were injured during a fight on the streets of Velez-Malaga. The father was treated for stab wounds to the chest, the son for minor injuries. Police are looking for their assailants.

Trade washout THE 134 litres per square metre of rain that fell in Gandia within 48 hours at the end of August cost local businesses €500,000 in lost trade, owners said.

Going green BENIDORM has signed the Covenant of Mayors committed to sustainable energy policies. The town hall hopes to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 20 per cent for 2020.

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Big cat hunt THE hunt for a mystery big cat in the Vastala Park, Berja, has found nothing. Now the co-ordinator of the search has withdrawn the three members of Seprona, the Guardia Civil environmental branch, who were scouring the area.

Piano concert ALMERIA has a chance to hear one of the most renowned European pianists in Fabio Bidini. He will be performing with the Almeria Orchestra at the Maestro Padilla Theatre on Saturday at 9pm.

Oily residue

STOK KANGRI: A long way up from Teulada-Moraira.

Locals conquer the Himalayas

CAROLA TRAPAGA and Jose Villegas recently climbed the Stok Kangri mountain in the Himalayas. Stok Kangri is the highest peak of the Stok mountain range in the Ladakh region of North-west India. Trapaga and Villegas are respectively President and Vice-president of Club Centre Excursionista i de Muntanya de Teulada-Moraira. Antoni Joan Bertomeu, Teulada-Moraira mayor, together with Antonio Reig, who heads the town hall’s sports department, sent congratulations to the mountaineers for conquering the peak. They are now looking forward to hearing an account of the ascent when the duo return, said Bertomeu and Reig.

Eight hurt EIGHT people, two of them under 18, were admitted to the Santa Ana hospital in Motril with minor injuries following a collision between two cars on the N340 road.

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Sad find THE bodies of two dead dolphins were found on Playa de la Sal in Casares, according to the Malaga Centre for Endangered Marine Species.

Food gifts up on a beach in Villaricos, another mystery giant fish has surfaced off the coast of Almeria. The dead fish was found near Adra.

Excellent water WATER quality off the beaches of San Juan de los Terreros, Pulpi, has been declared excellent by the Junta de Andalucia regional government.

MALLORCA

Balcony falls

THE residents of Vicar have recycled 1,240 litres of domestic oil in the first six months of 2013 compared to 1,600 litres for the whole of 2012.

TWO young tourists in their 20s were found dead in Magaluf on Sunday night and Monday morning. Both young men are suspected to have died due to injuries sustained from balcony falls.

From the Deep 2

Robbery death

JUST two weeks after a strange creature from the deep was washed

A GERMAN man, 65 died from asphyxia after two thieves tortured and tied up

him and his wife, 76, in their apartment in sa Coma. They were left with towels covering their heads for 15 hours.

Pedestrian injured

CARREFOUR supermarkets will donate a kilo of food to local food banks for each kilometre cycled by visitors to tents installed at finishing lines of the Tour of Spain in Andalucia.

Cash stolen

A 28-YEAR-OLD German pedestrian was seriously injured in a car accident in the early hours of Monday morning. The tourist was crossing a motorway sliproad in Llucmajor when he was in collision with a car.

A MAN, 44, has been sentenced to four years in prison for stealing €655,000 given to him by three couples to manage a property sale in August 2007.

Jobless fall

From the heart

THE year-on-year unemployment rate in the Balearic Islands dropped by 7.28 per cent, being the Spanish region with the biggest decrease, followed by Cataluña and The Canary Islands.

A LOVE letter written in 1921 was found in a wooden panel stored in the Alhambra Palace museum which came from the San Gil Church in Granada, demolished in the 19th century.

More protection

Children locked in car

TWO people were arrested as part of an operation launched by the Manacor Local Police to protect tourists. They have been charged with the alleged

A COUPLE were arrested in Benalmadena for allegedly leaving three children in a locked car parked in the sun while they went to the beach.

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Stat of week THERE were 14,053 mortgage operations in June, 42.2 per cent fewer than in June 2012. They have now fallen for 38 consecutive months.

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European counterparts, usually on marrying, but another CJE finding explains the current tendency to tardy emancipation. House purchase should account for 30 per cent of income, but under-30s on an average wage would need to earn 80 per cent more to be able to pay a mortgage. Young people are being kept out of the property and rental markets claimed Sheyla Suarez, the CJE’s socio-economic expert. Less than overment amongst immigrant indebtedness their workers and an increasing problems are ‘extreme number of workers returning economic fragility’ and to their own countries, 12.7 the gulf between per cent of all those currently purchasing power and working in Spain are not property prices. Spanish, Adecco said. Fifty-five per cent In 2012 a total of 216 of unemployment million citizens were emp- amongst the young is loyed in the EU, of whom 201 “alarming,” Suarez million were working in their said, and half of those own country. in work are overOf the remainder, 6.6 qualified for their jobs. million (3.1 per cent of the This is even more total) were from another EU evident in women, of country while 8.6 million whom 60 per cent are workers came from outside overqualified, comthe EU (4 per cent of the pared with 49 per cent total). of men.

Still a draw for expat workers JUST over 8 per cent of Spain’s workforce is from outside the European Union. This is the highest proportion in the EU where on average immigrants make up 4 per cent of employees, found job recruitment and international employment agency Adecco. Spain also has the secondhighest number of employees from other EU countries, accounting for 4.4 per cent of the workforce. This is outstripped only by the UK’s 4.8 per cent. Despite the economic crisis, widespread unemploy-

Fewer work-related fatalities

UNSAFE: But deaths down.

A TOTAL of 260 people died in work-related accidents between January and July this year. This was 7.5 per cent fewer than during the same period in 2012 when 281 employees lost their lives. Most of the accidents - 216 - took place during the working day, but the remaining 44 occurred while travelling to or from work. Services industries accounted for 129 fatal accidents. Despite fewer fatalities than during the first half of 2012 there was a 20 per cent increase in heart attacks, brain haemorrhages and other conditions, causing 113 deaths.

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In their 30s but still home APPROXIMATELY 80 per cent of Spain’s under-30s still live at home. They move out between the ages of 30 and 34, found a Spanish Youth Council (CJE) survey. Even in more prosperous times the Spanish left home later than their

FERROVIAL AGROMAN and Bot Construction will build a 252 metre €78 million bridge over the Nipigon River in Ontario (Canada).

Better news

GOING NOWHERE: Can’t afford to move out.

INCREASED exports helped slow down the decline in Spanish GDP. It shrank 0.1 per cent in the second quarter of 2013 compared to 0.4 per cent in Q1.

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C O M PA N Y PRICE(P) CHANGE Diageo PLC 2008.00 34.00 easyJet PLC 1257.00 24.50 Eurasian Nat Resources 229.25 0.72 Experian PLC 1144.50 15.00 Fresnillo PLC 1295.50 -9.00 G4S PLC 259.70 -0.37 GKN PLC 335.25 7.36 GlaxoSmithKline PLC 1659.00 13.21 Glencore Xstrata PLC 312.85 7.60 Hammerson PLC 489.65 6.20 Hargreaves Lansdown 1013.00 13.50 HSBC Holdings PLC 688.80 12.90 IMI PLC 1452.50 17.00 Imperial Tobacco Gr PLC 2146.00 14.00 InterContinental Hotels 1834.00 28.00 International Cnsldtd ... 293.90 7.60 Intertek Group PLC 3238.50 38.00 ITV PLC 166.95 2.30 Johnson Matthey PLC 2877.00 38.00 Kingfisher PLC 391.85 6.70 Land Securities Group 897.00 13.50 Legal & General Group 190.50 3.70 Lloyds Banking Group 73.64 1.10 London Stock Exchange 1579.00 20.00 Marks & Spencer Grp 477.90 6.20 Meggitt PLC 528.75 2.50 Melrose Industries PLC 298.15 3.90 National Grid PLC 749.00 6.74 Next PLC 4954.00 60.00 Old Mutual PLC 185.05 4.00 Pearson PLC 1281.00 10.00 Persimmon PLC 1126.50 29.00 Petrofac Ltd 1384.00 -1.00 Prudential PLC 1103.00 26.00 Randgold Resources Ltd 5120.00 35.00 Reckitt Benckiser Gr 4423.00 39.00 Reed Elsevier PLC 798.50 6.67 Resolution Ltd 325.70 7.00 REXAM PLC 493.40 5.42 Rio Tinto PLC 2997.25 85.00 Rolls-Royce Holdings 1126.50 14.00 Royal Bank of Scotland 338.35 4.60 Royal Dutch Shell PLC 2164.75 -8.50 RSA Insurance Group 119.90 1.30 SABMiller PLC 3127.75 53.00 Sage Group (The) PLC 347.25 3.20 Sainsbury (J) PLC 389.30 4.60 Schroders PLC 2370.50 58.00 Serco Group PLC 549.75 1.94 Severn Trent PLC 1707.00 18.46 Shire PLC 2394.00 16.64 Smith & Nephew PLC 759.00 9.00 Smiths Group PLC 1302.00 20.00 SSE PLC 1573.50 10.23 Standard Chartered PLC 1461.25 20.50 Standard Life PLC 339.60 8.46 Tate & Lyle PLC 816.75 12.00 Tesco PLC 371.00 4.35 Travis Perkins PLC 1598.00 23.27 TUI Travel PLC 349.60 4.88 Tullow Oil PLC 1020.00 12.00 Unilever PLC 2481.50 22.36 United Utilities Group 684.00 5.80 Vedanta Resources PLC 1203.50 41.00 Vodafone Group PLC 213.32 7.00 Weir Group PLC 2199.00 22.95 Whitbread PLC 3138.00 56.00 William Hill PLC 418.55 3.25 Wm Morrison Sprmrkts 291.45 1.40 Wolseley PLC 3316.50 56.50 Wood Group (John) PLC 810.25 5.00 WPP PLC 1217.50 23.00

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BRITAIN’S favourite household chef, Jamie Oliver, has got himself into a bit of a pickle after suggesting that, among other things, poor families should eat stale bread. The multi- A look millionaire chef at finance was commenting for females that most lowJane Plunkett income families don’t know how jane.plunkett@euroweeklynews.com to feed themselves and therefore often resort to serving up expensive readymade meals, when his GOOD POINT: Jamie Oliver is probably right. remarks stirred up an uproar. to overspending and remarked the chef. The Essex boy, who malnutrition. Despite the offence bases such opinions on “You might remember Jaime’s comments may recent experiences he that scene in Ministry Of have caused - who has had with low- Food, with the mum and wants to hear a income workers while the kid eating chips and millionaire dictate what working on a new TV cheese out of Styrofoam the less fortunate show, says that for containers, and behind should do? - it’s hard to many families, priorities them is a massive TV. It dispute that the cook are out of sync leading just didn’t weigh up,” has a point.

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Poverty is not just about income it’s about what is done with the money. Accommodation, nutrition and education should of course be priorities, rather then spending a fortune on fancy flat-screen TVs, designer pit bull dogs,

cigarettes and alcohol. And this is stellar advice relevant for every level of income. But going back to the ‘stale bread’ comment, learning how to cook can make a big difference to a budget and a person’s health. And cooking fresh food doesn’t have to be a challenge or terribly expensive with a little bit of know-how. So rather than stocking up on expensive convenience food and microwave dinners, maybe it’s an idea to invest in a good basic cookbook and a little bit of enthusiasm in the kitchen. And by the way, stale bread as it happens, is the best ingredient for toast, tasty soup croutons and of course here in Andalucía, the totally inexpensive and delicious salmorejo dish!

Running on empty CASTELLON airport, inaugurated in March 2011, cost €150 million but has never initiated commercial operations. Nor could it, as deposits for aircraft fuel were included in plans but never built.

Smart move SMART phones have a 66 per cent share of the Spanish mobile market, compared with 57 per cent in the UK, France, Italy and Germany.

Pension gap PREVIOUSLY selfemployed pensioners receive a monthly average of €603.76. This is 38 per cent less than the average Social Security pension of €858.11 a month.

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Loan deal to pay for new meters THE European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Spanish electric utility company Iberdrola have signed a loan contract for €200 million. The loan will support the modernisation of the electricity distribution network throughout Spain, improving its overall reliability and safety, they claim. The loan will co-finance a comprehensive investment programme designed to reinforce and modernise Iberdrola’s electricity distribution network. A large number of supply points in the full range of voltages operated by Iberdrola will be connected to the existing network. Furthermore, the programme will help pay for the installation of new digital electricity meters to meet Spanish legislation, which requires the deployment of digital meters for residential customers by 2018. The investment programme provides for the installation of up to 1.8 million new meters. The EIB has a long-standing relationship with Iberdrola, one of the largest power distribution companies in Spain, serving 10.7 million customers. The EIB has provided a total of €3.6 billion for projects in Spain since the beginning of the year, of which almost €1 billion is in the Spanish energy sector.

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MORE and more of Spain’s young are leaving the country in search of work. The numbers of Spaniards under the age of 30 emigrating has gone up by 40.9 per cent since the economic crisis first hit Spain in 2008, according to the National Statistics Institute (INE). And the number of people in the 30 to 34 year age group has risen by 41.4 per cent. In total 14,084 of the 59,724 Spaniards who left the country in 2012 were aged between 20 and 34. But that figure is dwarfed by the numbers of non-Spaniards who moved away. In total 476,748 people left Spain. That is because many

SPANISH cable TV, phone and internet provider ONO will represent the country in the European business awards. It has been chosen to compete in the Millcom Award for Environmental and Corporate Sustainability category. It claims to have robust environmental policies based on saving energy and thus reducing CO2 emissions. The awards, held every two years, will be judged in April 2014. Despite the economic climate ONO is still growing. Sales were up 4.1 per cent in the first quarter of the year.

FORCED ABROAD: Looking for work. immigrants who moved here during good times have been unable to find jobs, and are deciding to move back to their home countries. Unemployment stands at 26.26 per cent with 55.13 per cent of under25s jobless. There are fears that a ‘brain drain’ effect might be taking place. A UGT trade union

report stated that more educated and well trained people are leaving. Top destination is Germany, which received 21,000 Spaniards in 2012. Other popular countries are the UK and France. In South America, Ecuador followed by Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil and Peru are all popular.

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Shoppers need to look out for more than the bargains WHILE with my family shopping in the Chinese shop on the road from Quesada to Benijofar, I was approached by five men of either Russian or East European origin. All were tall, in their 30s, and one asked for help reaching some goods. I then realised a man behind had opened my bag and removed my purse. Though aged 70, I gave chase and got it back, and other family members then gave chase as the would-be thieves made their escape in a silver Volkswagen Passat. I was not the only person in the shop to be robbed. The shop staff - although they had it on CCTV - did not even call the police. All shoppers should be aware. Olga Clifton, by email

No warning signs I READ with interest ‘Signs needed over crime threat’ (Letters Issue 1469). I was subjected to a major theft of my bag, losing passports, driver’s licence, credit cards, keys, and money while shopping in the Mercadona supermarket in the central commercial centre, La Marina, Finestrat. Only due to my insistence were the police called, and the shop did not even take my details, acting as though it was normal for thefts, though there were no warning signs in the area. John Cook, Benidorm

Time for action I AGREE with Allen Everington (Letters Issue 1469) that it is about time something was done about the misuse of parking bays for the disabled. The police should carry clamps in their cars and as they also patrol on foot, should also have nearby access to them so that any vehicle not displaying a ‘Disabled’ sticker is automatically clamped and the owner fined when they go to get the clamp removed. Once put into effect people would stop wrongly parking in these bays. At the Javea Arenal Beach car park about 10 days ago, a motor-cycle policeman stopped to check my blue badge when I was sitting in my car, but a van with hazard lights flashing being unloaded by an able-bodied man parked in two disabled spots was ignored.

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A FRIEND being transported by ambulance after treatment at a Malaga Clinic to his home in Monte Biarritz, Estepona, completed his journey on the back of a grua after the vehicle had broken down!

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into the glass handed over with two cubes of ice. The price of the two drinks: €3.50 each, so €7 in full. And to make matters worse, my exhotelier wife insisted we left a tip! Keith Hopkins, Estepona

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Why is this? Also four days ago on the Javea Arenal service road, a motor-cycle policeman asked about my badge which was on my windscreen - just as I got back into my car. So I think Javea are now starting to really check on this. Let’s hope others will also follow suit. Mick Scarles, Javea, Alicante

Lack of service DAYS after reading ‘Passport help’ (Letters, Issue 1469) praising a company for acting professionally, I found myself visiting Puerto Banus, Marbella, on a shopping trip. While I expect to pay a higher price in such surrounds, it would be nice if good service came with the price... and it definitely did not at the port-side café where my wife and I sat to enjoy a drink and watch the world go by. Having ordered an American coffee and a coke, the waiter returned and did not even bother to pour the coke

I ALWAYS look forward to reading the EWN when on holiday in Spain; however, on many occasions I come away with the impression of an antiCatholic agenda from some contributors. One recent article amounted essentially to a pro-abortion rant, attacking Catholic teaching on this subject. In reality, the Catholic Church quite reasonably supports the scientific fact that a newly-conceived child in the womb is a unique individual with a unique DNA, which will be retained throughout its life (assuming it is lucky enough to escape the none too tender mercies of the abortionist, back street or high street). I come from Ireland, a country which until recently (although that is about to change, thanks to the abortion lobby and a campaigning/ biased media) disallowed abortion. Incidentally, the so-called Catholic ‘dark ages’ (a favourite cliché of the historically ignorant) were a period of unprecedented human achievement; Oxford and Cambridge Universities being two notable high points.

The rot set in in the 16th century, about the time of the Protestant Reformation! Eric Conway, La Mata, Torrevieja Editor’s note: The EWN is not anti-Catholic and the various views expressed and opinions published are not necessarily those of the publishers or staff.

Woeful Africa IT is said that the ruination of Africa is charity. I am inclined to agree. Explain to me the Save the Children campaigns of which there are many. Am I wrong in thinking they create more children who go on to create more children and so on? The problem gets worse as most of the areas that they live in can’t support their needs and they are in constant need of food aid so they become aid reliant, not unlike some areas of the UK. And to add to that we have to save their animals, too - lions, rhinos donkeys, etc - thus they become benefit reliant. The point of this message is who benefits most? The charity business, the monster behind all these good deeds. Still one good thing comes from all this, we will never run out of lookylooky men. C G, by email

Good hunting WITH reference to ‘Car concern’ (Letters Issue 1467) I know of people who have had their vehicle classifications changed in the log book by dealers. In the one case, this was done for a charge of €75, so check this out, and good hunting! Also, thanks a lot for a very good newspaper. Bob, Sedella, Malaga

Go on, complain! I WANT to comment on the ‘Stop complaining letter’ (Issue 1468). It is a pity Clive Graham gets annoyed when he hears people complaining about Spain. People have a right to complain not only about Spain but England also. I was advised to come here on health grounds. I also survived the Second World War and its aftermath and was in a Cromwell tank. If people want to complain let them do so, for believe me they have plenty to complain about. Hal Rockliffe Address withheld upon request

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TCM 6:00am The Mountain 7:50am Gunsmoke 8:55am Gunsmoke 9:55am The Joker is Wild 12:15pm Vengeance Valley 1:50pm Gunsmoke 2:55pm Gunsmoke 4:00pm Kings Go Forth 6:10pm Hell and High Water 8:15pm His Majesty O'Keefe 10:00pm Unforgiven 12:35am Wild Geese II 2:55am Unforgiven 5:05am Off Set

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BBC2

2:10am BBC News 7:00am Breakfast 11:00am Saturday Kitchen 12:30pm Football Focus A look ahead to this weekends football action with interviews, expert opinions and highlights. 1:00pm BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 1:05pm Regional News All the latest local news. 1:08pm Weather The latest weather information. 1:10pm F1: Grand Prix Qualifying 3:30pm Homes Under the Hammer Property experts visit three properties before they go up for auction.

4.00pm - midnight 4:30pm Bargain Hunt Game show in which two teams compete for the best bargains before they go up for auction. 5:15pm Escape to the Country Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. 6:00pm That Puppet Game Show 6:40pm BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 6:50pm Regional News All the latest local news. 6:55pm Weather The latest weather information. 7:00pm Pointless 7:50pm Strictly Come Dancing 9:10pm The National Lottery 10:00pm BBC News 10:15pm Weather The latest weather information. 10:20pm Last Night of the Proms 11:55pm Michael McIntyre Comedy Roadshow

8:00pm Doctor Who Sci-fi drama. 8:45pm Robin Hood Drama retelling the classic legend. 9:30pm World's Craziest Fools Mr T takes a look at some of the craziest clips from around the world. 10:00pm Road Trip 11:30pm Family Guy 11:55pm Family Guy 12:20am American Dad! 12:42am American Dad! 1:05am Comedy Fest Live 2:00am Comedy Fest Live 3:00am Boom Town 3:30am Bad Education 4:00am Russell Howard's Good News 4:30am World's Craziest Fools Mr T takes a look at some of the craziest clips from around the world.

ITV 2

Channel 4

4:20am This is BBC Two Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two. 7:00am This is BBC Two 7:40am F1 the Italian Grand Prix 9:20am F1 the Italian Grand Prix 10:55am F1 the Italian Grand Prix Practice 3. 12:10pm The Sky at Night The world of astronomy with Patrick Moore. 12:30pm The A-Z of TV Cooking 1:15pm Caribbean Food Made Easy 1:45pm A Taste of My Life 2:15pm University Challenge 2:45pm Exploring China: A Culinary Adventure 3:45pm Wild China

5:15am ITV Nightscreen Text-based information service. 7:00am Babar and the Adventures of Badou 7:10am Matt Hatter Chronicles 7:35am Dino Dan 7:50am Dino Dan 8:00am Canimals 8:10am Canimals 8:15am Canimals 8:25am Sooty 8:35am Fish Hooks 8:50am Horrid Henry 9:00am Bottom Knocker Street 9:15am Bottom Knocker Street 9:30am Dinner Date 10:25am Saturday Cookbook 11:20am Murder, She Wrote 12:20pm Saturday Farm 1:20pm ITV News and Weather 1:25pm The Dales 1:55pm Midsomer Murders 3:50pm Mr Bean's Holiday

3:25am Teleshopping Shopping from home. 6:55am ITV2 Nightscreen Text-based information service. 7:00am Coronation Street Omnibus Fraught with nerves, Roy awaits the outcome of Hayley's operation. 9:15am Emmerdale Omnibus Rhona goes cold turkey. 12:10pm Girlfriends Emma Willis hosts the second series of the hit dating show. 1:10pm The Hot Desk 1:20pm The X Factor 2:25pm The Xtra Factor 3:25pm You've Been Framed! 3:55pm You've Been Framed!

5:25am Deal or No Deal 6:15am Countdown 7:00am The Treacle People 7:10am The Hoobs 7:35am British Rallycross 8:00am Mobil 1 The Grid 8:30am FIM World Superbikes 2013 9:00am The Morning Line 10:00am Frasier 10:30am Frasier 11:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 11:30am Everybody Loves Raymond 12:00pm The Big Bang Theory 12:30pm The Big Bang Theory 1:00pm The Simpsons 1:30pm Undercover Boss Australia 2:30pm Channel 4 Racing

4:45pm Urban Jungle 5:15pm Flog It! Antiques show which helps amateur auctioneers, collectors and bargain-hunters make a saving. 6:00pm Natural World 7:00pm Dragons' Den Series in which budding entrepreneurs get three minutes to pitch their business ideas to multimillionaires. 8:00pm Dad's Army Classic wartime sitcom about a group of man not able to take up active service due to their age - who set up their town's Home Guard in the Second World War. 8:30pm Last Night of the Proms Coverage of the final concert of the Proms season. 10:05pm 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. 10:35pm 360

5:30pm The X Factor 6:30pm Regional News and Weather Up to the minute regional news and weather updates. 6:45pm ITV News and Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast. 7:00pm You've Been Framed! Comedy show which features a selection of camcorder catastrophes and video disasters. 7:30pm Stepping Out 9:00pm The X Factor 10:00pm Through the Keyhole 11:00pm ITV News and Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast. 11:15pm Hellboy II: The Golden Army Action fantasy.

4:25pm You've Been Framed! 5:00pm You've Been Framed! 5:35pm Small Soldiers Computer animated drama. 7:45pm Twister 10:00pm The Xtra Factor 11:00pm Celebrity Juice Keith Lemon presents the tenth series of the outrageous comedy panel show. 11:45pm The X Factor

5:10pm Come Dine with Me 7:15pm Come Dine with Me 7:45pm Channel 4 News 8:05pm Double Your House for Half the Money 9:00pm Grand Designs 10:00pm Insidious

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11:15pm Hellboy II: The Golden Army. Action fantasy. Ron Perlman & Selma Blair

12:25am The Recruit Computer whiz James Clayton joins the CIA to uncover the mystery about his dad's death. 2:15am Weatherview Detailed weather forecast. 2:20am BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

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ITV

12:20am An Unfinished Life The charming tale of a man, Einar, who is grudgingly reunited with his estranged daughter-in-law, Jean, after she goes on the run from her boyfriend. The pair have not seen each other since the death of Einar's son which he has always blamed on Jean. 2:00am This is BBC Two

BBC4 8:00pm Mud, Sweat and Tractors: The Story of Agriculture 9:00pm Ten Things You Didn't Know About Earthquakes 10:00pm The Young Montalbano 12:00am Mr. Blue Sky: The Story of Jeff Lynne and Elo 1:00am Rock Family Trees, Birmingham Beat 1:50am Jeff Lynne Acoustic: Live From Bungalow Palace 2:20am Ten Things You Didn't Know About Earthquakes 3:20am The Sky at Night The world of astronomy with Patrick Moore. 3:50am Mud, Sweat and Tractors: The Story of Agriculture

1:25am Jackpot247 4:00am The Jeremy Kyle Show USA Jeremy Kyle presents the American version of his popular talk show. 4:45am ITV Nightscreen

12:50am The Xtra Factor 1:50am Fake Reaction Matt Edmondson presents another episode of the wacky comedy panel show. 2:30am Fake Reaction 3:10am The Cube 3:55am Teleshopping Shopping from home.

12:05am Don't be Afraid of the Dark 2:00am Derren Brown 3:00am Hollyoaks Omnibus 5:15am Deal or No Deal

Satellite channels SKY1 6:00am Stargate SG-1 7:00am Emergency Animal Rescue 7:30am Emergency Animal Rescue 8:00am Micro Monsters 8:30am Micro Monsters 9:00am Making David Attenborough's Micro Monsters 10:00am Sky Sports Game Changers 11:00am Soccer A.M. 1:00pm World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars 2:00pm Spy 2:30pm Spy 3:00pm Spy 3:30pm Harrow: A Very British School 4:30pm Futurama 5:00pm Futurama 5:30pm Futurama 6:00pm Futurama 6:30pm Futurama 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm The Simpsons 8:30pm The Simpsons 9:00pm A League of Their Own 10:00pm A Touch of Cloth

11:00pm Cop Squad 12:00am Road Wars 1:00am Road Wars 2:00am Armed and Dangerous: Ultimate Forces 3:00am Armed and Dangerous: Ultimate Forces 4:00am Glee 5:00am Airline USA 5:30am Airline USA

SKY MOVIES COMEDY 5:40am Tooth Fairy 2 7:15am What's Your Number? 9:05am Bean 10:40am Mean Girls 12:20pm The Dictator 1:55pm Ghostbusters II 3:50pm Bedtime Stories 5:40pm Bean 7:20pm Mean Girls 9:00pm Ghostbusters II 10:50pm The Dictator 12:15am How to Make Love to a Woman 1:50am What's Your Number? 3:40am Vamps 5:20am Bedtime Stories

SKY MOVIES DRAMA

6:05pm The Karate Kid, Part II 8:00pm The Karate Kid, Part II 10:00pm The Dark Knight Rises

5:10am The Big Year 7:00am Having You 8:40am The Artist 10:30am The Help 1:00pm Notting Hill 3:15pm About Time: Sky Movies Special 3:30pm Annapolis

12:45am Bad Boys II 3:15am First Blood 4:55am Underworld: Awakening

5:25pm Having You 7:15pm My Big Fat Greek Wedding 9:00pm Notting Hill 11:15pm Annapolis 1:10am The Bodyguard 3:30am Swinging with the Finkels 5:10am The Artist

SKY MOVIES ACTION 3:30am Alexander 6:30am Elysium: Sky Movies Special 7:00am The Karate Kid 9:10am The Karate Kid, Part II 11:10am The Karate Kid, Part II 1:10pm The Dark Knight Rises 3:55pm The Karate Kid

TCM 8:40am Gunsmoke 9:40am Gunsmoke 10:40am Hell and High Water 12:40pm His Majesty O'Keefe 2:25pm The Chinese Ring 3:40pm Shadows Over Chinatown 4:55pm The Mystery of the Golden Eye 6:15pm Dangerous Money 7:30pm Shanghai Chest 8:45pm Docks of New Orleans 10:00pm Collateral Damage 12:05am Alien Nation 1:55am Collateral Damage 3:45am Under Cover 5:20am Michael Caine Off Set 5:45am TCM Shorts

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BBC2

2:20am BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 7:00am Breakfast The latest news stories and events. 10:00am The Andrew Marr Show Andrew Marr talks to key figures from politics, current affairs and the arts. 11:00am Sunday Morning Live 12:00pm Homes Under the Hammer Property experts visit three properties before they go up for auction. 1:00pm BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 1:05pm Weather for the Week Ahead 1:10pm F1: Grand Prix

4.00pm - midnight 4:15pm Victoria Wood's Nice Cup of Tea 5:15pm Escape to the Country Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. 6:00pm Songs of Praise 6:35pm Britain's Big Wildlife Revival 7:35pm BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 7:50pm Regional News All the latest local news. 7:55pm Weather The latest weather information. 8:00pm Countryfile News and stories concerning the heart of the British countryside. 9:00pm Antiques Roadshow Antique experts travel the country to appraise people's wares. 10:00pm What Remains 11:00pm BBC News 11:15pm Regional News 11:20pm Weather 11:25pm Room 101 12:05am That Puppet Game Show 12:45am Fame 2:55am Weatherview Detailed weather forecast. 3:00am BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

BBC3 8:00pm F1: Grand Prix 9:10pm Great Movie Mistakes Not in 3D. 9:20pm Ratatouille 11:00pm Family Guy Animated comedy series about the everyday trials and tribulations of family life. 11:22pm Family Guy Subversive animated comedy about the trials and tribulations of American family life. 11:45pm Bad Education 12:15am American Dad! 12:37am American Dad! 1:00am Stacey Dooley Investigates 2:00am Some Girls 2:30am Some Girls 3:00am Boom Town 3:30am Shoplife 4:30am Bad Education

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9:20pm Ratatouille

ITV

ITV 2

Channel 4

2:00am This is BBC Two 7:00am Desert Passage 8:00am They Live By Night 9:30am Around the World in 80 Gardens Monty Don visits the world's 80 most inspiring gardens, this time on the Mediterranean. 10:30am The Beechgrove Garden Scotland's favourite gardening programme. 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:30pm The Incredible Spice Men 1:00pm What to Eat Now 1:30pm EastEnders Omnibus A round-up of the week's events from Albert Square. 3:25pm Coast 3:45pm Sailing: America's Cup

4:45am ITV Nightscreen 7:00am Babar and the Adventures of Badou 7:10am Matt Hatter Chronicles 7:35am Dino Dan 7:50am Dino Dan 8:00am Canimals 8:10am Canimals 8:15am Canimals 8:25am Sooty 8:35am Fish Hooks Milo tries out for the team. 8:50am Horrid Henry 9:00am Bottom Knocker Street 9:15am Bottom Knocker Street 9:30am Country House Sunday 10:25am Ade in Britain 11:20am Murder, She Wrote 12:20pm ITV News and Weather 12:35pm Columbo 2:35pm Dinner Date Dating show with a twist. 3:35pm The X Factor

3:55am Teleshopping Shopping from home. 6:55am ITV2 Nightscreen Text-based information service. 7:00am You've Been Framed! 7:25am Emmerdale Omnibus Rhona goes cold turkey. 10:05am Coronation Street Omnibus 12:50pm America's Got Talent 2:45pm America's Got Talent 3:50pm Babe 2: Pig in the City

4:30pm Burghley Horse Trials 6:30pm Flog It! Antiques show which helps amateur auctioneers, collectors and bargain-hunters make a saving. 7:30pm Iolo's Great Welsh Parks: Plas Tan-YBwlch 8:00pm The Great British Bake Off 9:00pm Dragons' Den 10:00pm The Story of the Jews 11:00pm QI XL Panel-based quiz where it is more important to be interesting than right. 11:45pm Blackadder the Third

4:40pm Big Star's Little Star 5:45pm Land of the Lost Comedy based on the cult 1970s TV series. Disgraced scientist Rick invents a device which blasts him, along with an attractive Cambridge student and a redneck survivalist, to an alternate dimension populated by bizarre creatures, from the dangerous reptilian Sleestacks to the friendly, apelike Chaka. With the device lost, hapless Rick and the others must find a way to get home. 7:30pm Regional News and Weather Up to the minute regional news and weather updates. 7:45pm ITV News and Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast. 8:00pm Coronation Street More drama and turmoil from the residents of Coronation Street in the longest running TV Soap. 9:00pm The X Factor 10:00pm Vera Detective drama based on characters created by crime writer Ann Cleeves.

5:40pm The X Factor 6:45pm The Xtra Factor 7:50pm Dragonheart 10:00pm The Xtra Factor 11:00pm The Big Reunion: On Tour

12:00am ITV News and Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast. 12:15am The Unforgettable... 12:45am Rugby Highlights 1:40am The Store 3:40am Motorsport UK All the very latest motor sport action from around Britain. 4:30am ITV Nightscreen

12:00am American Pie Presents Band Camp Teen comedy sequel. 1:55am The X Factor 2:50am Hell's Kitchen 3:30am Life's Funniest Moments Series featuring hilarious candid moments caught on camera. 3:55am Teleshopping Shopping from home.

12:15am Shifty 1:40am Countryfile News and stories concerning the heart of the British countryside. 2:35am Holby City 3:35am This is BBC Two

BBC4 8:00pm Mud, Sweat and Tractors 9:00pm Ford's of Dagenham Dream 10:00pm Requiem for Detroit? 11:15pm Silent Souls 12:30am Joy of Disco 1:30am Boogie Fever 3:00am Queens of Disco 4:00am Mud, Sweat and Tractors: The Story of Agriculture

5:15am Deal or No Deal 6:05am Countdown 6:50am Kirstie's Handmade Treasures 7:10am The Hoobs 7:35am Ironman 2013 8:05am American Football 9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond As a challenge, Ray writes a eulogy for his very-much-still-alive father. 9:30am Frasier 10:00am Frasier 10:30am Sunday Brunch 1:30pm The Big Bang Theory 1:55pm The Big Bang Theory 2:25pm The Simpsons 2:55pm The Simpsons 3:25pm Bugsy Malone

5:15pm Location, Location, Location 6:20pm Stardust Matthew Vaughn's delightful family fantasy starring Charlie Cox, Sienna Miller and Claire Danes. The village of Wall nestles alongside a mysterious wall that must not be crossed. But when Tristan promises to bring his beloved Victoria a star that has fallen on the other side of the divide, he finds himself caught up in a mystical world. Four treacherous sons also seek the star to gain their dying father's throne, as do three evil witches. 8:40pm Channel 4 News Includes sport and weather. 8:55pm The Political Slot 9:00pm The Rise of Hitler 10:00pm Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

12:30am Alan Carr: Chatty Man 1:30am 8 Out of 10 Cats 2:15am American Football Live The NFL is back! 5:45am Ironman 2013

Satellite channels SKY1 6:00am Airline USA 6:30am Airline USA 7:00am The Hour of Power 8:00am Glee 9:00am Glee 10:00am Futurama 10:30am Futurama 11:00am World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars 12:00pm WWE Experience 1:00pm Spy 1:30pm Spy 2:00pm Spy 2:30pm One Direction: One Day 3:00pm Futurama 3:30pm Futurama 4:00pm Futurama 4:30pm Futurama 5:00pm Modern Family 5:30pm Modern Family 6:00pm Modern Family 6:30pm Modern Famil 7:00pm One Direction: One Day 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm Moone Boy 8:30pm The Simpsons 9:00pm Harrow: A Very British School 10:00pm A Touch of Cloth 11:00pm Chickens

11:30pm Trollied 12:00am The Cafe 1:00am Road Wars 2:00am Road Wars 3:00am Road Wars 4:00am Armed and Dangerous: Ultimate Forces 5:00am Airline USA 5:30am Airline USA

SKY MOVIES COMEDY 5:20am Bedtime Stories 7:00am Sister Act 8:50am Big Top Pee-Wee 10:30am Mr Popper's Penguins 12:20pm Liar Liar 2:00pm The Mask 3:55pm The Top Ten Show 2013 4:10pm The Full Monty 5:50pm Mr Popper's Penguins 7:30pm Liar Liar 9:00pm The Mask 10:45pm The Full Monty 12:25am For a Good Time, Call... 2:00am One for the Money 3:45am Orange County

SKY MOVIES DRAMA

8:10pm Quantum of Solace 10:00pm Skyfall

5:10am The Artist 7:00am Girl, Interrupted 9:10am The Constant Gardener 11:25am Captain Corelli's Mandolin 1:40pm Field of Dreams 3:30pm The Notebook

12:25am Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows 2:35am Rambo: First Blood Part II 4:15am Rambo III

5:40pm Jane Eyre 7:45pm Awakenings 10:00pm The Notebook 12:15am Cold Mountain 2:50am The Hours 4:50am Jane Eyre

SKY MOVIES ACTION 4:55am Underworld: Awakening 6:30am The Lone Ranger: Premiere Special 7:00am Casino Royale 9:15am The Next Karate Kid 11:05am Casino Royale 1:30pm Quantum of Solace 3:20pm Skyfall 5:45pm Casino Royale

TCM 6:00am Marjorie Morningstar 8:25am The Chinese Ring 9:40am Shadows Over Chinatown 10:55am The Mystery of the Golden Eye 12:15pm Dangerous Money 1:30pm Shanghai Chest 2:45pm Docks of New Orleans 4:00pm Man in the Saddle 5:40pm Rio Bravo 8:25pm Thunder Over the Plains 10:00pm Welcome to the Jungle 12:00am Raising Arizona 1:50am Welcome to the Jungle 3:35am River of Death 5:15am Off Set

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3:00am BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 7:00am Breakfast The latest news stories and events. 10:15am Rip Off Britain 11:00am Homes Under the Hammer Property experts visit three properties before they go up for auction. 12:00pm Street Patrol UK 12:45pm Plan it, Build it 1:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:00pm BBC News 2:30pm Regional News All the latest local news. 2:45pm Doctors 3:15pm Perfection General knowledge quiz show.

4.00pm - midnight 4:00pm Escape to the Country Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. 4:45pm Wanted Down Under 5:30pm Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 6:15pm Pointless 7:00pm BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. 7:30pm Regional News All the latest local news. 8:00pm The One Show Magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK. 8:30pm Inside Out 9:00pm EastEnders 9:30pm Panorama 10:00pm Motorway Cops 11:00pm BBC News 11:25pm Regional News 11:30pm Weather 11:35pm Child of Our Time 12:35am Live at the Apollo 1:20am Weatherview Detailed weather forecast. 1:25am BBC News The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

BBC3 8:00pm Don't Tell the Bride 9:00pm Snog, Marry, Avoid? 9:30pm Would I Lie to You? 10:00pm The Insider 11:00pm Russell Howard's Good News 11:30pm EastEnders Another visit to the residents of Albert Square, for a regular dose of drama, excitement and tears. 12:00am Family Guy Animated comedy series about family life. 12:22am Family Guy Animated comedy series about family life. 12:45am American Dad! 1:10am The Insider 2:10am Russell Howard's Good News 2:40am Great Movie Mistakes Not in 3D. 2:55am Don't Tell the Bride 3:55am The Insider

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Channel 4

3:35am This is BBC Two 7:00am This is BBC Two 7:05am Homes Under the Hammer 8:05am Don't Get Done, Get Dom 8:50am Plan it, Build it 9:20am The A to Z of TV Cooking 10:05am Restoration Home 11:05am Robbed, Raided and Reunited 11:35am Click 12:00pm BBC News 12:30pm World News News from around the world. 1:00pm The Daily Politics 2:00pm Mastermind Classic quiz show. 2:30pm Sailing: America's Cup 3:15pm Coast A look back at part of an episode of coast. 3:20pm Great British Menu 3:50pm Animal Park

4:30am ITV Nightscreen 6:05am The Jeremy Kyle Show 7:00am Daybreak 9:30am Lorraine 10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show 11:30am This Morning The popular morning lifestyle magazine show with advice, chat and competitions. 12:25pm ITV News 12:30pm This Morning The popular morning lifestyle magazine show with advice, chat and competitions. 1:30pm Loose Women 2:30pm ITV News and Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast. 3:00pm Storage Hoarders

3:55am Teleshopping Shopping from home. 6:55am ITV2 Nightscreen Text-based information service. 7:00am Emmerdale 7:25am Coronation Street The police question Karl over Craig's disappearance. 8:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 9:10am You've Been Framed! 9:40am Dinner Date 10:40am The Real Housewives of New York City 11:35am The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills 12:30pm The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills 1:30pm Emmerdale 2:00pm Coronation Street 3:00pm The Jeremy Kyle Show

5:45am Ironman 2013 6:15am Deal or No Deal 7:10am The Hoobs 7:35am The Hoobs 8:00am Hugh's 3 Good Things 8:15am According to Jim 8:40am Will and Grace 9:00am Frasier 9:35am Frasier 10:05am Everybody Loves Raymond 10:35am Everybody Loves Raymond 11:05am The Big Bang Theory 11:35am The Big Bang Theory 12:00pm Undercover Boss USA 1:00pm Channel 4 News Summary Includes news headlines and weather. 1:05pm Hugh's 3 Good Things 1:40pm Kirstie's Vintage Gems 1:55pm Father Goose

4:35pm Gene Kelly Talking Pictures 5:15pm How We Built Britain 6:15pm Cash in the Attic Series which looks at the real value of household junk. 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm Flog It! Antiques show which helps amateur auctioneers, collectors and bargain-hunters make a saving. 8:00pm The Hairy Bikers' Best of British The Bikers go on a culinary journey through time to celebrate British food. 9:00pm University Challenge 9:30pm The Incredible Spice Men 10:00pm Robert Peston Goes Shopping 11:00pm The Sarah Millican Television Programme Sarah Millican returns with her comedy series featuring stand-up and unique interviews. 11:30pm Newsnight Comprehensive coverage of the day's important national and international news stories.

4:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show Chat show that celebrates the very best of British. 5:00pm Tipping Point 6:00pm The Chase 7:00pm Regional News and Weather Up to the minute regional news and weather updates. 7:30pm ITV News and Weather A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast. 8:00pm Emmerdale Popular long-running soap opera, set in a Yorkshire village. 8:30pm Coronation Street More drama and turmoil from the residents of Coronation Street in the longest running TV Soap. 9:00pm Countrywise 9:30pm Coronation Street 10:00pm Doc Martin 11:00pm ITV News at Ten and Weather 11:35pm Benidorm

4:05pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 5:10pm The Real Housewives of Vancouver 6:05pm The Millionaire Matchmaker 7:00pm Dinner Date 8:00pm You've Been Framed! 8:30pm You've Been Framed! 9:00pm The X Factor 10:00pm Knocked Up

4:10pm Countdown 5:00pm Deal or No Deal 6:00pm Come Dine with Me 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks As Sinead faces court, how can Freddie ensure that she remains silent? 8:00pm Channel 4 News Includes sport and weather. 8:55pm 4thought.tv 9:00pm Jamie's Money Saving Meals In this episode the average price of the recipes is just ÂŁ1.30 per portion. 9:30pm Gadget Man 10:00pm Blackout 11:40pm Ramsay's Hotel Hell

ITV2

12:20am The Story of the Jews 1:20am The Hairy Bikers: Restoration Road Trip 2:20am This is BBC Two 5:00am The Code 5:30am Megabits

BBC4 8:00pm World News Today 8:30pm Nature's Microworlds Series in which Steve Backshall looks at some of the world's most iconic ecosystems. 9:00pm Pavlopetri - The City Beneath the Waves 10:00pm Lost Kingdoms of South America 11:00pm Ten Things You Didn't Know About Earthquakes 12:00am Tribe 1:00am Pavlopetri - The City Beneath the Waves 2:00am Nature's Microworlds Nature series in which Steve Backshall looks at some of the world's most iconic ecosystems. 2:30am Ten Things You Didn't Know About Earthquakes 3:30am Lost Kingdoms of South America

10:00pm - Knocked Up

12:05am Through the Keyhole 1:05am Jackpot247 4:00am UEFA Champions League Weekly 4:25am ITV Nightscreen

Seth Rogen

12:40am Girlfriends 1:40am Fake Reaction 2:20am The Cube 3:10am The Hot Desk Exclusive gossip from special celebrity guests and the hottest bands around. 3:20am Teleshopping Shopping from home.

12:35am Educating Yorkshire This brand new eight-part documentary series explores life at a Yorkshire school. 1:35am Random Acts Channel 4's nightly short-form arts strand. 1:40am Top Boy 2:40am Run 3:30am Misfits 4:25am Nashville 5:10am Operation Amsterdam

Satellite channels SKY1 6:00am Airline USA 6:30am Airline USA 7:00am Brainiac: Science Abuse 8:00am Glee 9:00am Glee 10:00am Futurama 10:30am Futurama 11:00am NCIS: Los Angeles 12:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 1:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 2:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles 3:00pm Hawaii Five-0 4:00pm Stargate SG-1 5:00pm Stargate SG-1 6:00pm Modern Family 6:30pm Modern Family 7:00pm Futurama 7:30pm The Simpsons 8:00pm The Simpsons 8:30pm The Simpsons 9:00pm A League of Their Own 10:00pm Kick Ass Kung Fu 11:00pm Arrow 12:00am Arrow 1:00am Spartacus: Gods of the Arena 2:15am Nothing to Declare 2:45am Nothing to

Declare 3:15am NCIS: Los Angeles 4:05am NCIS: Los Angeles 5:00am Stargate SG-1

SKY MOVIES COMEDY 7:00am 50 First Dates 8:50am You May Not Kiss the Bride 10:35am Shrek 2 12:20pm The Campaign 2:00pm Without a Paddle 3:45pm Analyze This 5:35pm 50 First Dates 7:20pm Shrek 2 9:00pm The Campaign 10:30pm Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story 12:10am Without a Paddle 1:50am Analyze This 3:35am Fright Night

SKY MOVIES DRAMA 4:50am Jane Eyre 7:00am Step Up

4: Miami Heat 8:50am Black Gold 11:10am Shadowlands 1:20pm Apollo 13 3:45pm Shakespeare in Love 6:00pm The Rum Diary 8:15pm Step Up 4: Miami Heat 10:00pm Apollo 13 12:30am Hick 2:20am The Rum Diary 4:30am The Age of Innocence

SKY MOVIES ACTION 6:00am Over the Top 7:40am Outbreak 9:55am The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn 11:50am The Mummy 2:00pm The Mummy Returns 4:15pm The Scorpion King 5:50pm From Russia with Love 7:50pm The Mummy 10:00pm The Mummy Returns

12:15am The Scorpion King 1:55am Independence Day 4:30am Money Train

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considers himself something of an atheist, but he is nevertheless a man born of pure Jewish stock. Therefore, to my mind his decision to vote against attacking a Muslim country, which is utterly anti-Jewish and would side with Iran in its quest to obliterate Israel at the drop of a turban, also gives quite a boost to his own credibility. It did get me thinking that if the leader of the Labour party had been a Muslim (which I’ve no doubt they will be one day!) and Israel had been suspected of committing some unacceptable act, would that person have reacted with such an unbiased opinion? Somehow I think not. Having said all that, despite this week’s decision to stay out, should Assad take it as a weakening attitude by the West and its allies, and therefore give him carte blanche to massacre and commit atrocities at will, I am fully in favour of another parliamentary vote on the situation. With that may come on him and his cohorts all the force and retribution of a reversed decision. Let’s hope it never comes to that. Keep the faith Love Leapy Website: leapylee.co.uk. Email: leapylee2002@gmail.com

Life began on Mars MOLYBDENUM the element believed to be linked to the origin of life is said to have come from meteorites blasted off Mars, according to Geochemist Professor Steven Benner.

Furr-do A CAT has earned a place in the Guinness World Records 2014 for the longest hair ever measured on a cat. ‘Colonel Meow’ has a furry coat that measures 22.87cm.

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WELL, what a result! Firstly, of course, I was delighted to see the British House of Commons finally took Leapy’s advice and voted against interference in Syria’s problems. (Any time, fellas!) Secondly, the result was a wonderfull example of British democracy in full glorious flow. In most countries, particularly those of the Middle East, a result of this nature would have probably led to disgruntled losers rioting and spilling blood in the streets. Far from being an embarrassing rout for David Cameron, I think the dignified and immediate acceptance of a result he clearly hadn’t been looking for, showed a strong, highly democratic leader bending, without recrimination or derogatory reactions, to the will of Parliament’s EAPY EE elected members. DIGNIFIED: David Cameron. SAYS IT To my mind Cameron, Hague and the portion of it in the hands of our OTHERS THINK IT Conservatives’ elected leaders. parliamentary credibility Even Ed Miliband I feel has has been utterly strengthened by their handling come through it all with his credibility still fairly of this situation. Trust is the key issue among our intact. What I find interesting is a fact that many politicians and I think this reaction shows we people seem to overlook, Miliband is Jewish. I actually can at last place at least a respectable know he has married out of the faith and

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THE Diada on September 11 commemorates the defeat of Catalan troops during the War of Succession in 1714. Cataluña backed the Hapsburg claimant to the Spanish throne instead of the Borbon Felipe V and it was a long time before the region regained the autonomy lost then. The date is engraved on Catalan hearts and resentment is not entirely diluted. Artur Mas, president of Cataluña’s regional government, supports but is not participating in this Cassandra Nash year’s human chain calling for independence on September 11. and not entirely impartial reaction – Repeating last year’s Diada it to the Spanish political scene will stretch 400 kilometres north to south through Cataluña, and hundreds of thousands have already ARTUR MAS: Failing to get message. signed up to join in. They will make a good showing and Spaniards second. regional president Artur Mas can point to It’s a long way from ingrained this as support for his independence nationalism to full-blown, frontier-raising plans. secession. Mas painted himself into a There were 7,565,603 people in corner by calling an early election last Cataluña at last count. Even those who year, confident of a mandate for an stay at home instead of becoming links independence referendum. Instead he in a human chain on September 11 see lost votes and his overall majority. themselves as Catalans first and The Catalans are telling Mas

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Sitting tight THE PSOE opposition accuses Rajoy of deliberately absenting himself on international visits to avoid parliamentary explanations. True, there is much that the population would like to hear and much for Rajoy to avoid saying. But there is no point in his addressing the parliament again because he has said all he’s going to say about Barcenas and he will not reveal anything new. What he does have to say will be obliquely expressed by a Cabinet reshuffle.

Salutary experience MANY decades after the demise of fascist governments in Spain, Italy and Germany, the Roman salute is still not a pleasant sight. Images of Xesco Saez and Daniel Terrades giving the nazi salute could be dismissed as laddish horseplay.

Saez is president of the PP’s Nuevas Generaciones (NNGG) – think Young Cons – in Jativa (Valencia). Terrades is NNGG secretary general in neighbouring Gandia. Others, like a young PP councillor from nearby Canals, Carmen Melissa Ferrer, have posed with the pre-Constitution flag bearing the Franco-era shield. Probably they have ultra-conservative political leanings but little first hand knowledge of what they are acclaiming. They should ask their grandparents and great-grandparents who knew what it was all about, regardless of ideology. Then there would be fewer nazi salutes.

Kingdom comedown SPAIN is now officially Spain and not the Kingdom of Spain. Nevertheless, the latter will be retained “in international treaties requiring a greater solemnity,” said Foreign minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo. So the modification is likely to go unnoticed except by treaty-writers, typesetters, typists and Juan Carlos I.

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Time to bring balance to your life WELCOME to your forecast for September. Each month I write about how the moon cycles, numerology and major arcana tarot cards connected to the current month affect you. By understanding these influences, you are more able By Sally Trotman to move forward to create happier relationships, better www.sallytrotman.com health and a more Based in Mallorca, Sally Trotman is a qualified counsellor who works with prosperous future... Astrology, Numerology and the Tarot. Each month she will deliver the forecast as an Endings and new intuitive tool to aid increased self beginnings: September is a awareness. time of harvest, a time to reap the rewards of the hard work you have put in over the last nine months. By ye fruits ye shall know ye Get in tune with the moon: the new roots! If this is a good harvest time for you, moon in Virgo on September 5 will bring a know that your foundations are strong and boost to your working life. This practical, congruent with what you really want. down to earth sign will help you get If you are not rewarded with the gifts organised and motivated. you desire, check that you are living your Now is a good time to address health life authentically. Is there anything you issues, too. Listen to your body and know need to release so that you can make that it is communicating an important space for new beginnings in your life? message to you through aches and pains. As the trees begin to shed their leaves Balance rest with exercise and a good this month, so you have the opportunity to diet so that you have plenty of energy to release that which no longer serves you so do everything you want this month. you can truly live the life you desire and The full moon on September 19 is deserve. powerful as it is on the eve of the Autumn

NEW MOON: Will bring a boost to your working life.

Equinox. Now is the perfect time to bring your life into balance, to consider what you need more or less of and how to achieve it. Listen to your intuitive insights on this full moon as it is in the sign of Pisces. This gentle, watery sign is guiding you to live, speak and honour your truth. Rebalance your relationships: the major arcana tarot cards connected to this month are The Hermit and The Moon. The Hermit is encouraging you to spend some time alone, reflecting on the year so far. This card depicts an old man holding a

lantern. We always know deep down what it is we need in life to bring happiness and peace, so take time this month to connect to your inner wisdom. The influence of The Moon will enable you to clearly recognise what is right for you and what is not. This card helps you to reconnect with others at a deeper level. Perhaps there are words you need to communicate to those closest to you. This is the time to deepen your connection to those around you and discover the gifts that honest communication brings to your relationships. Would you like to receive a more personalised astrological forecast? Discover how the numbers in your date of birth, and placement of the planets at your time of birth, influence your relationships, career, health and home with an Astrology and Numerology Reading.

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Certainly sounds like no fun THE Japanese Geisha facial treatment Uguisu no fun, consisting of Nightingale faeces certainly sounds like no fun to us, but despite the origin of the treatment its popularity is evergrowing in the western world. The treatment is said to hydrate the skin, making it feel softer and look brighter. High-end Japanese spas around the world regularly offer the faeces facial, but at a cost. The Shizuka spa in New York charges €136 for the privilege and the substance can also be purchased online but costs an average of €15 per ounce. For those worried about the smell, users on online forums have described a medicinal or musty smell and some say it doesn’t smell at all. The nightingale droppings also come from specific farms in Japan where they breed and raise birds and keep them on a very strict diet of organic seeds. The droppings are collected and sterilised with UV lights, before being dried out and ground into powder form.

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Shop in high-heels SHOPPING in stilettos could help shoppers spend more wisely, according to research from the Brigham Young University in the US. Marketing professor at the university, Jeffrey Larson claims when consumers’ minds are focused on staying balanced, they are more likely to consider all of their buying options and choose a mid-range product, as opposed to something high-end or of low quality. In order to examine the effect of physical balance in relation to the nature of consumer shopping, the

team tested various scenarios including having subjects stand on one foot while making a decision about a purchase or leaning back to a reclined position in a chair while

shopping online. The study found subjects focused on balancing were more likely to buy a mid range item as opposed to a bigger, more expensive or smaller, cheaper one.

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The ‘Peru Two’ and their Pringles wish list NORA JOHNSON

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Stamp) and toiletries (body cream, Kim Cattrall; sun cream, Annie Lennox; mirror, Simon Cowell and Graham Norton). Interesting! As for their choice of eight records on the desert island, the modesty of some castaways knows no bounds. Engelbert Humperdinck selected his own record (and book), Norman Wisdom five of his own recordings, while the opera singer, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, seven of hers, something never repeated by any guest. Returning to the ‘Peru Two,’ the last ‘Two’ we read about were the ‘Tamworth Two,’ a pair of pigs that

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THE wish list of the so-called ‘Peru Two,’ Michaella McCollum Connolly and Melissa Reid, detained in a Lima jail on trafficking charges, reads more like the stuff you might pack for a late summer getaway. It ranged from baby oil, hair removal cream, Nivea moisturiser and a pack of cards to a sports bra size 32FF, toilet roll, envelopes and stamps. For food, they also opted for relative luxuries (Pringles, Nutella, oat and honey bars and Oreos) rather than more down-to-earth necessities like bottled water or long-life milk. Now, whatever your opinion of the pair and the relative merits of their story (which sounds a bit like the plot of the next Guy Ritchie movie to me), their wish list got me thinking. About the sort of luxuries (or essentials, depending upon your point of view) the rest of us would choose in, God forbid, similar circumstances in Peru or, God willing, as a guest on Desert Island Discs in the UK. Guests on this 70-year-old BBC radio show can request one luxury, which can’t be a human being. (John Cleese, though, was allowed to take Michael Palin, on condition he was dead and stuffed!) Luxuries requested have ranged from the musical (guitar, Tony Blair and Colin Firth; organ, Jo Brand) to food (French mustard, Boris Johnson; wheat-free bread, Terence

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escaped and were on the run for over a week. When they were eventually caught, they lived out their lives in a sanctuary, courtesy of the Daily Mail. No doubt the Mail will be after the stories of the ‘Peru Two’ too, after their 15 years (if found guilty) in their Peruvian, err, ‘sanctuary.’ Next time, girls, maybe best stick to

stuffing your bags with just Pringles and honey bars!

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VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) The changes that have already started in the way that you see your life have given pause for thought. You are sure that you could have done better but maybe it is not clear how. Take a step back now and see where you came from. Two years ago where were you heading? Do you still want to follow that path? A need to get back on track can start this week. LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) It becomes clear to you that some friends are drifting away. We all have to make changes as life itself is a constantly shifting event. You prefer to hold on to what is familiar and you are not alone in that. At the moment, however, there is much for you to experience, see and feel. Sometimes this brings you discomfort and sometimes unimaginable joy. SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) With a lot of pent-up energy and not a little determination the month is off to a strong start with you. Be aware, however, that treading on the toes of influential people is not to be advised. Your feeling that you are right is admirable, but be tactful. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) You of all people understand the importance of the spiritual side of life. Despite being successful in your own right there is the need to bring this to other people. In sharing your experiences this year you come to a better understanding yourself. CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Your practical streak is in full force. Over the next months you will bring much benefit to those around you, in financial terms perhaps, but also spiritually. This week, in itself, shows you how others value your presence and advice. AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) Your lot is to be optimistic and positive. Perhaps in the last few months there was the need to take on the problems of others. However, you absolutely must get a balance here. Concentrate this week on getting your body and mind in good shape. That means being a little self-centred to start with. A good routine is essential and the will to stick with it.

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION 1 Tricks, 2 Waited, 3 Tumble, 4 Packed, 5 Resort, 6 Labour, 7 Pamper, 8 Island, 9 Aflame, 10 Points, 11 Listen, 12 Assure, 13 Render, 14 Scared, 15 Steeds, 16 Escort, 17 Usable, 18 Oyster, 19 Thread

IF ITʼS YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK: There may still be an element of letting opportunities slip through your fingers. Is this because you are not used to making that really intense effort? You aren’t called upon to do it often, but this time it is well worth it.

September 5: Rose McGowan, 40. American actress who starred in TV supernatural drama series Charmed. September 6: Roger Waters, 70. Bass player and frontman of English rock band Pink Floyd. September 7: Gloria Gaynor, 64. American disco and soul singer who recorded I Will Survive in 1979.

PISCES (February 20 - March 20) Your very nature can lead to internal struggles. In the coming months, however, the truth becomes clear. What is outside of your experience now will become a part of your make-up. Any fear that you had of the unknown gradually diminishes. ARIES (March 21 - April 20) There has been a very strong feeling through these last few weeks. This feeling has been one of spirituality. Your thoughts have been deeper than usual and the sense that there is more to life is acute. This, therefore, gives an impetus to everything that you do this week. The need to progress both on the home and business front has rarely been stronger.

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September 8: Martin Freeman, 42. Science-fiction actor who played Bilbo Baggins in Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit.

Jesus Vazquez is a Spanish TV presenter. He started his career at age 25 in Spanish TV channel Telecinco and has been linked to it ever since. He is known for hosting the Spanish version of The Voice and his charity work. He released an album in 1993, but never resumed his musical career.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) In the last few weeks there may have been a sense of being not quite in control. That is something to deal with this week. Real progress will only be made when you have faced what is not wanted. You will rid yourself of any negative emotions quickly by facing them. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) You are a great charmer but it is possible to have too much of a good thing. Is there the possibility that your romantic life needs tidying up? Perhaps the number of irons that you have in the fire is causing problems? This week, make it a priority to simplify your life. Be strong and straight with others. A clean slate for the future means not letting small matters run away with you.

September 10: Colin Firth, 53. English film, television and theatre actor, winner of two Academy Awards. September 11: Moby, 48. American electronic musician and descendent of Moby Dick author, Herman Melville. CANCER (June 22 - July 23) The ever-inquisitive part of your brain is in high spirits. Clearly there is much to be known and enjoyed over the coming months. Begin at the beginning though. Before you throw yourself into a spiritual or business endeavour, get the facts. I don't mean what people tell you they think. What you need right now is proof that your interest in a certain area is justified. LEO (July 24 - August 23) Certainly there have been times that you felt crestfallen. Sometimes circumstances bring us down. Avoid believing in the myth of ʻwhat should have beenʼ. What you are is not what others see but what you feel inside. Success does not depend upon your bank balance but rather more your spiritual progress.

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1. According to the Italian writer Carlo Collodi, which famous character was created by a woodcarver named Geppetto in a small Italian village, he was made as a wooden puppet, but dreamed of becoming a real boy? 2. Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator was the sequel to which 1964 children’s novel by Roald Dahl? 3. Created by the American writer Dr Seuss, what is the name of the bitter, grouchy, cave-dwelling creature with a heart ‘two sizes too small’, who lives on snowy Mount Crumpit, a steep high mountain just north of Whoville, home of the merry and warm-hearted Whos? 4. In which fairy tale does a young lad living with his widowed mother sell their milk cow to an old man he meets who offers ‘magic beans’ in exchange for the animal? 5. ‘Make Good Use of Bad Rubbish’ is the environmentally-friendly message of which fictional creatures? 6. The fairy tales The Tinderbox, The Princess and the Pea, Thumbelina, The Little Mermaid and The Emperor’s New Clothes were all written by which Danish author?

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When multimillionaire playboy Tony Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy’s hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those close to him from his most powerful enemy yet, the Mandarin. Starring Robert Downey Jr, Guy Pearce, Gwyneth Paltrow and Ben Kingsley. Directed by Shane Black. Runtime 130 minutes. Rated 12.

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The purpose of the Hexagram puzzle is to place the 19 six-letter words into the 19 cells. The letters at the edges of interlocking cells MUST BE THE SAME. The letters in the words must be written CLOCKWISE. The word in cell 10 (BREATH) and one letter in four other cells are given as clues.

1. PINOCCHIO, 2. CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, 3. THE GRINCH, 4. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, 5. THE WOMBLES, 6. HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION agin, ergo, gain, gait, gate, gean, gear, gent, girn, giro, gnat, goat, goer, gone, gore, gran, grin, grit, grot, ogre, rage, rang, ring, tang, ting, toga, tong, trig, agent, agone, anger, argon, argot, ergot, gator, genii, giant, goner, grain, grant, grate, great, griot, groan, groat, groin, ingot, orang, organ, range, reign, tango, tiger, tigon, tinge, airing, argent, earing, eating, gainer, gaiter, garnet, goiter, goitre, gratin, ignite, ignore, oaring, onager, orange, origin, rating, regain, region, tiring, toerag, triage, trigon, granite, igniter, ingrate, negator, orating, rioting, tangier, tearing, tiering, rigatoni, ORIGINATE

How many English words of four letters or more can you make from the nine letters in our Nonagram puzzle? Each letter may be used only once (unless the letter appears twice). Each word MUST CONTAIN THE CENTRE LETTER (in this case M) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.

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Move from the start word (GEAR) to the end word (HATS) in the same number of steps as there are rungs on the Word Ladder. You must only change one letter at a time.

GEAR PEAR PEAS PETS PATS HATS

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CRYPTIC Across 1 Miser finds it more difficult to keep nothing hidden (7) 5 Mistakes made on the cricket field (5) 8 White-collar workers? (7) 9 Panic from the Bengal Armyʼs ranks (5) 10 Promise unusual wares (5) 11 The demolished place is exceptional (7) 12 Dishes spelt a different way (6) 14 Prison guards put eight in ship (6) 17 Indefinite as an item in the press (7) 19 Dan is split between the ship and the beach (5) 22 Claim to be a period picture (5) 23 First Italy, then Northern Ireland reversed it, American law (7) 24 Stage is redesigned for The Doors (5) 25 Compositions from Stonesʼ new leader (7) Down 1 Oriental jumps around with expectations (5) 2 Stand up for a wage increase (5) 3 Be entitled to take back food given to? (7) 4 Is getting in support to stand oneʼs ground (6) 5 A point to a story, kept too long (5) 6 Suppose Iʼm a soldier (American, born French) (7) 7 A politician attends 21 Down to obtain such specimens (7) 12 Vegetable king is reaching the top (7) 13 Pull a ton over large area of land (7) 15 Protect confused cousin Henry (7)

The clues are mixed, some clues are in Spanish and some are in English. Across 1 Cousin (5) 3 Píldoras (5) 5 Us (3) 7 Ticket collector (7) 9 Cerca (indicando proximidad) (4) 10 Dátil (4) 13 Glance (at object) (7) 14 Esquí (3) 15 Suizo (5) 16 Waves (in sea, lake) (5) Down 1 Navajas (9) 2 Another (4) 3 Turkey (bird) (4) 4 Cirugías (9) 6 Estrellas (5) 8 Asientos (muebles) (5) 11 Country (nation) (4) 12 Wolf (4)

16 Exceptional person one encountered in class (6) 18 Mating game? (5)

QUICK Across 7 Courteous (6) 8 Scandinavian kingdom (6) 9 Magnitude (4) 10 Mercy (8) 11 Bewilder (7) 13 Large black bird (5) 15 Runs away (5) 17 Daydream (7) 20 Small parrot (8) 21 Cleansing agent (4) 22 Calm (6) 23 Respite (6)

20 The sound of a piano is excruciating (5) 21 Old Bobʼs ales are for after Christmas events (5)

Down 1 Constabulary (6) 2 Long walk (4) 3 Educator (7) 4 Pale-faced (5) 5 Applicable (8) 6 Save from disaster (6) 12 Ready (8) 14 Manufacturing plant (7) 16 Departs (6) 18 Afraid (6) 19 Flat (5) 21 Brood moodily (4)

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS CRYPTIC Across: 1 Officer, 5 Beta, 8 Large, 9 Tasting, 11 Cuba, 12 Sandwich, 15 Valet, 16 Delft, 19 Assailed, 21 Pull, 23 Cowpoke, 25 Ernes, 26 Keen, 27 Hacksaw. Down: 2 Forebears, 3 Item, 4 Entrap, 5 Bit, 6 Tunic, 7 Place, 10 Sadder, 13 Influenza, 14 Medico, 17 Geneva, 18 Blast, 20 Stoke, 22 Desk, 24 Pen. QUICK Across: 1 Arrogant, 6 Ugly, 8 Inns, 9 Original, 10 Queen's Counsel, 11 Team, 13 Stay, 17 Vacuum cleaner, 20 Demijohn, 21 Near, 22 Hare, 23 Hesitant. Down: 2 Run out, 3 Obscene, 4 Atoms, 5 Tailors, 6 Union, 7 Leader, 12 Mammoth, 14 Against, 15 Camera, 16 Remain, 18 Unite, 19 Links.

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ENGLISH-SPANISH Across: 1 Madrastra, 7 Sheep, 8 Antes, 9 Peine, 10 Kings, 11 Creer, 12 Ujier, 14 Sweetcorn. Down: 1 Más, 2 Dieciseis, 3 Apple tree, 4 Tracksuit, 5 Autentico, 6 Vasos, 9 Pecho, 13 Ron.

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TOP TEN www.bva.org.uk WORLD’S MOST INFLUENTIAL SPEAKERS TO mark the recent 50 year anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr’s “I have a dream speech,” this week’s top 10 looks at some of the world’s most influential speakers.

1 Martin Luther King Jr

“I have a dream” is arguably the most famous public speech in history, delivered to over 250,000 civil rights supporters on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial monument in Washington DC; it prompted civil rights legislation to prohibit discrimination against African Americans in the United States.

2 Mahatma Ghandi

Ghandi was the leader of Indian nationalism during the time when Britain ruled India, otherwise known as the Raj. Gandhi led India to independence under the ‘Quit India’ movement and gave several speeches to inspire movements for non-violence, civil rights, and freedom across the world.

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Nigel James has been a regular visitor to the Costa del Sol for over 20 years and has a property in Elviria. The location is the perfect backdrop for his new thriller, The Marbella Project, about a father’s quest for revenge when his son is brutally murdered in Puerto Banus by the Russian mafia. Dan Green is no ordinary father. He is a former officer in

the SAS and recruits a former colleague to help him bring down the organisation which the Spanish police seem powerless to stop. Dan vows to bring down the family which controls organised crime on the coast. The bullets fly and the body count rises in this high octane thriller in which many of the locations will be familiar to anyone who knows the area.

Mandela was South Africa’s first black president, a revolutionary politician and anti-apartheid activist. He gave one of the world’s most memorable speeches “An ideal for which I am prepared to die” in a further attempt to end apartheid in South Africa from the dock at the opening of his trial on charges of sabotage.

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Last week’s solutions tinned, time, timed, tied, snit, ashen, mint, misc, mise, mien, mein, meed, need, salt, satin, saint, sins, sinned, shin, shim, shed, sheen, sheet, seem, seems, seen, seed, hint, hemi, heed, emit, tennis, chat, chain, chains, chaise, chase, chit, chin, chime, chemise, cede, demi, demise, dent, debt, deem, bent, bees, beech

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Herzog was the sixth president of Israel and was later appointed Israel’s

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On February 23 1981, Antonio Tejero led an attempted coup d’etat in Spain, during which King Juan Carlos gave a nationally televised address urging the continuance of a democratically elected government. As a result the coup collapsed and Spain avoided another totalitarian regime similar to that of the Franco era.

7 Abraham Lincoln

The Gettysburg Address, delivered by Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War is arguably one of

The leader of the British suffragette movement travelled the United Kingdom giving several speeches and organising various protests throughout her life in order to help women obtain the right to vote. Pankhurst went as far as to imprison herself and endured hunger strikes on numerous occasions to the law passed for women’s right to vote.

9 Mikhail Gorbachev

The former soviet statesmen’s speech before the United Nations on December 7, 1988, is believed to have contributed heavily to the end of the Cold War, which, in turn ended the political supremacy of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and eventually led to the termination of the Soviet Union. Adolf Hitler Hitler must be mentioned as one of the most influential speakers of the 20th century. His use of speeches and propaganda lead to Nazism and prompted World War II, which killed an estimate of 60 million people. Hitler’s actions during World War II shaped the history of the world, in terms of international law and ideologies on facism.

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How many English words can you find in the Boggled grid, according to the following rules? The letters must be adjoining in a ‘chain’. They can be adjacent horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Words must contain at least four letters and may include singular and plural or other derived forms. No letter may be used more than once within a single word, unless it appears twice. No vulgarities or proper nouns are permitted.

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ambassador to the United Nations. During his term for the UN, he adopted the ‘Zionism is racism’ resolution. In a speech at the UN General Assembly, Herzog condemned the hateful resolution against the Jewish people and said it was “devoid of any moral or legal value.”

3 Nelson Mandela

Churchill is widely regarded as being among the most influential people in British history and one of the greatest leaders of the 20th century. Soon after becoming Prime Minister, Germany invaded France and Britain was left to fight alone. Churchill spoke to the nation and inspired the country to continue fighting despite circumstances.

the most famous speeches in American history. In the speech, Lincoln addresses the principles of human equality adopted by the Declaration of Independence and talks of true equality for all citizens.

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Lack of jobs - not spirit - to blame! Do you feel that many of the young who are out of work in Spain lack the true grit to get jobs, as indicated for their counterparts in a UK-based report?

INDING work for the young is a tough challenge in Spain, and though some jobless are not as hungry as they might be to find employment, the economic situation is making life very difficult for them, according to many expatriates. Meanwhile, a UK government minister has revealed that almost half of Britain’s jobless aged 1624 are not seeking work and are classed as economically inactive. Katherine Pate and Patricia Johnston, two retirees who now work as charity shop volunteers in Arroyo de la Miel on the Costa del Sol, feel that rather than showing true grit, the current working climate in Spain makes finding work a struggle for young people. “I think it’s very difficult for young people in Spain, according to what you hear in the news,” said Katherine. “A lot of the young ones don’t have any money and the parents don’t have any money. That’s why a lot of them go to England to find jobs.”

AMY REALEY: Students are graduating, yet struggling to find work. Patricia agrees. “I think young people find it very difficult to find jobs. I think the government could do a bit more to get them out working, even volunteering, anything to gain experience.” Amy Realey, a 20-year-old student nurse from the UK on holiday in Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca, says finding work is difficult for young people everywhere as there “is not much work out there, anywhere. Some friends have finished university

KATHERINE PATE and PATRICIA JOHNSTON: Young should have more help to gain experience.

STREET TALK but can’t get work within their degree subjects so work in bars, etc.” Amy’s mother Alison agrees: “I’m not sure what the situation is

KATIE FORREST: The economic crisis is the problem in Spain, not the attitude of the young. like with Spanish youngsters, but I wouldn’t want to be starting out again. People are studying hard yet having to take menial jobs.” Katie Forrest who lives on the Costa del Sol blames the economic crisis - not the lack of grit among youngsters - for high enemployment. “I think they’re trying to get work but there’s nothing. The crisis has hit Spain worse than anywhere else, shops are closing, people are taking things out of bins, and it’s awful.”

Matt Taylor, a roofer from the Scottish borders visiting his holiday home in Formentera del Segura in Costa Blanca believes young people in Spain are more likely to go out and find work. “Youngsters here are different, they seem better behaved and more family orientated and if they get a job hold it and work hard.” But John Poole who runs a kitchen fitting business on the Costa Blanca disagrees, saying the general attitude towards work is not what it used to be. “Kids these days are too distracted by computers and television. They seem to think work will just fall on their laps. In my day you had to work and work hard to survive. There is always work if you work hard enough to find it.” And Roy Groves of Torre in Almeria feels although things are tough, in the main those that really want to work can find jobs. “Some Spanish I know have taken unpaid jobs just to get work experience.”

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A new look Christopher’s ready for the autumn season AFTER a decade, Restaurante Christopher’s friendly service and elegant ambience is still serving customers well in Torrevieja. After a busy summer, they are now ready to face the autumn period and are embarking on a fresh and exciting new menu and much to the delight of customers, owner Christopher Cain is himself back in the kitchen. Working with executive chef Neil Lloyd, the pair

are creating some tasty new dishes, whilst keeping some of the old favourites. They have also removed some of the tables inside the restaurant which is nestled in the centre of Mar Azul, offering a more comfortable and personal experience to diners so, if for some reason you have yet to discover it’s quaint charm and quality homemade fresh dishes, then now is a good time to sample it for yourself.

Restaurante Christopher is closed every Monday and is open from 6pm TuesdaySaturday where the a la carte menu never fails to impress. Sunday lunch is available every Sunday from 1-4.30pm for €12.95 and is unlike any other around. With its fine dining feel, the menu has all the same flair and finesse as the evening a la carte menu and comes with the friendly and dedicated service you come to expect from such an

established and popular eatery. As well as the traditional offerings of prawn cocktail and soup, there is an eclectic and exotic selection from cajun chicken salad with a chilli mango drizzle; spicy Italian meatballs; fillet of beef carpaccio and spicy Thai fish cakes with a citrus mayonnaise. Twelve main courses are available with the only complaint being there is a little too much choice with each one making the mouth water. For the meat lovers try the confit of duck and roasted silverside of beef, it will not disappoint. For those looking for lighter options there is salmon or why not try one of the new, freshly prepared to order salads including Thai beef, Mexican or, for a small additional supplement,

there is even a full lobster salad. Desserts are as delicious as the previous two courses and will delight anyone with a sweet tooth and if all that food leaves you feeling a little full, then you can take full advantage of their location and walk it

off with a stroll along Torrevieja’s seafront. So whether you are looking for an evening out or Sunday lunch with a difference, reserve your table at Restaurante Christopher today by calling 600 012 824 or 965 710 007.

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Hot chocolate benefits elderly AN apple a day may keep the doctor away, but so too could hot chocolate. According to a study carried out at the Harvard Medical School in Boston drinking two cups of hot chocolate a day may benefit older people. Hot chocolate is said to have improved the blood flow of those who participated in the study, thus improving their thinking skills.

TWO CUPS: Can keep the doctor away. The research involved 60 people who had two cups of cocoa per day for 30 days. The participants, with an average age of more than 70 years, did not consume any other chocolate during this time. A Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) test carried out on some of the participants proved having two cups of hot chocolate a day improved the blood flow to the working areas

of their brains. As these improvements were located in the brain, participants showed better performance on tests to assess their mental skills. Although researchers claim a further study is needed to prove a direct link between cocoa and cognitive improvements, we might start telling our friends and relatives that two cups of hot chocolate a day keep the doctor away.

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Rottweiler health problems YES, dogs get cataracts the same way people do. Cataracts are the most common, treatable form of blindness in dogs and the most commonly reported eye disease in Rottweilers. Cataracts usually develop when the dog is about 18 months old; however, it’s not unusual for cataracts to wait until the dog reaches its fourth, fifth or even sixth birthday to make an appearance.

Cataracts can develop quickly or over Listen to David on TRE ever Costa del Sol (Gibraltar/So y Saturday 10am to 11am a period of several (San togra Roque to Calahonda) 91.9 nde) 98.7fm (Calahonda to Motril) 88.9 fm years, as the dog Cost , Costa Calida 92.7fm a Blanca (Torrevieja (Elche to Calpe) 88.2fm,to Elche) 105.1fm progressively loses its 104. (Calpe to Gandia & Ibiza ) 6fm, (Denia to Valencia ) 95.3fm vision until it is Mallorca 103.9fm completely blind, and may be hereditary or occur systemic autoimmune as a secondary condition. They can be seen along disorders), diabetes and with progressive retinal trauma. atrophy, glaucoma, inflamIf left untreated, matory uveitis (inflamma- cataracts can also cause a tion in the front of the eye, serious reactive inflammasometimes seen with tion inside the eye known as lens induced uveitis (LIU). LIU can lead to glaucoma or a detached retina and can seriously harm your dog’s chances of ever getting its vision back. As cataracts develop, a Rottweiler’s eye(s) will go from their usual sparkling brown-to-black to a filmy, cloudy gray, the result of the lens losing its clarity. Owners may also notice

CATARACTS: Most common eye disease in Rottweilers. the dog’s vision isn’t as keen as it used to be, they seem to have a hard time finding their food dish and, in cases where the cataracts develop quickly, a loss of depth perception. To date, surgery is the only treatment option Surgeons will remove the lens with the cataract and perform a lens implantation. This procedure is increasingly common in dogs, and most animals enjoy normal or close to normal vision afterwards. For local radio log onto www.talkradioeurope.com

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1. Resist doing the major annual garden cut back in the autumn as you would have done in Northern Europe. The cut back is best done during the months of January and February. 2. Throughout the autumn aim to prolong the flowering of existing perennials and shrubs by continuously deadheading as soon as flowers die. Also cut back unsightly branches to stimulate new flowering shoots. If autumn is dry continue to water. 3. Stimulate the early flowering of shrubs and trees that often do not flower until early to mid January. The three main

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TASKS: September is not too early for plans of action. requirements are to plant selected plants in south facing beds sheltered from cold winds, to keep the plants watered and to feed with a high potassium feed. Shelter can be provided by walls, glass screens, hedges or fences. 4. If your garden is not already fully planted plant some of the shrubs and trees listed below during October and November. 5. Purchase a selection of plants in flower just before Christmas. These can be for any areas of the garden. Listed below are some of the garden plants that can be in flower at Christmas. Xmas flowering trees THE most reliable late flowering trees are: The strawberry tree (arbutus unedo) which has bright red fruits to brighten a corner of the garden. The fruits are edible but we

prefer to leave them as a winter treat for wild birds. The galan de noche that might be persuaded to pump out its heavy perfume on Christmas eve. Of the early flowering trees the delebeta and bon accuel varieties of mimosa are spectacular with their branches covered in yellow flowers. Another tree to plant this autumn, or next spring for the following Christmas, is the justice tree which can be covered with large bunches of attractive white flowers throughout December. Shrubs Lantanas are reliable in most gardens and also hibiscus in warmer spots. Likewise roses if they have been deadheaded, watered and fed during the autumn. In a warm corner poinsettias up to two metres in height can be the

perfect replacement for a garden Christmas tree. Climbing Shrubs Bougainvilleas, bignonias, blue and white solanums and the perfumed white and yellow varieties of jasmines can produce some of the most spectacular year end displays. If you are lucky both the blue and white plumbago can also be in flower although not at there best. During the autumn ensure you trim to shape. Perennials The frutescens and coronarium chrysanthemums and euryops daisy give reliable colour in many gardens. If you are very lucky a few margeritas may still be in flower. Succulents Several succulents can come into flower around Xmas, notably the red hot poker aloes and aeoniums with their bright yellow

5 - 11 September 2013 www.euroweeklynews.com spires of flowers and various Xmas cacti. Winter annuals The most reliable for colourful displays are the seasonal pansies, busy lizzies, stocks, wallflowers and also petunias which are now available almost all the year round. If the autumn has been warm and wet you may be lucky to have self seeded nasturtiums brightening up the front of beds and cascading over walls. Also colourful portulacas can often be coaxed to flower through to the New Year. Although strictly a perennial, forced primulas are often best treated as annuals and purchased each autumn. Christmas bulbs Our favourites include pots of

specimen amaryllis and hyacinths, and in warm corners of rockeries anenomies, crocuses, miniature daffodils and freesias. These bulbs need to be planted up during the next month. Naturally you can also wait until December and buy pots of bulbs just coming into flower. Ensure that bulbs in pots and in the garden are kept damp. We hope these ideas will lead to more colourful gardens at the year end and heavy frosts donâ€™t come until January or February. ÂŠ Dick Handscombe www.gardenspain.com September 2013

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HELP MMM CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Appointments for cervical, breast and prostate screening in the Murcia area, please ring 680 393 257 (95466)

THE PHILIP SCOTT LODGE No 10671 of the RAOB meets every Friday in the Bar Catorce, Benijofar. Please call the secretary, Colin Bird on 653 066 919 for further information. (95459) CHARITY BOOK STALL PEGO THURSDAY MARKET. Selection of over 500 books, all proceeds given to the elderly/disabled of Pego and local Animal Rescue. More stock always required please contact Chrissie 965 977 228/617 647 395 (95460) THE ANGLICAN CHURCH, La Fustera. For more info: contact Frank Bentley on 966 495 188 (95461) CANCER SUPPORT GROUP (MABS) MURCIA/MAR MENOR Help and support is just a phone call away, Avda Rio Nalón, Tel: 693 275 779 or 968 432 525 (95462) PILAR CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH has moved to: Calle Canalejas, 3. Pilar de la Horadada. Sunday Service 11am & Thursday at 5pm for Bible Study and Prayer. All welcome from any church background or none. Info: PilarChristian.Communi tyChurch@gmail.com or Eddie on 966 769 300 / 650 509 606 (95463) TCF is a multi-national English speaking church now located on Avenida de las Cortes Valencianas 68, Torrevieja. The Sunday Service, including Communion and Creche/Sunday School, commences at 10.30am with a Bible Study/Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 6.00pm. Telephone 966 700 391 or call in to the Church any day between 9.00am until 1.00pm. Monday to Friday to find out more about Church activities. (95464)

THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION JAVEA BRANCH meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month @ Scallops Rest on the Arenal at 11.00am. Everyone is welcome to attend as a visitor and join the branch if they wish. Anyone needing any help or advice on welfare, or any information regarding the branch can contact either Sheila on 965 791 270 or Roger on 965 790 123 (95472) TORREVIEJA STROKE SUPPORT GROUP meets each Friday 3pm to 5pm in The Annex, (behind Age Concern Centre), Calle Paganini, Urb. La Siesta. Our aim is to support stroke survivors and their carers by a range of facilities from speech therapy, rehabilitation exercise, group discussion etc. For info: Louie 96 671 8964 or Carol, Secretary: 966 765 488, e-mail: stroke supportgroup@hotmail.com Donations and further voluntary helpers are needed and guest speakers with relevant knowledge or experience are very welcome. (95473) THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Gran Alacant Branch meets 1st Tuesday of every month at The Norwegian Club on Sierra Mar Urbanisation at 7pm for 7.30pm prompt. For further info contact Barbara Turnbull, Branch Secretary on 608 994 456 or e-mail b_dmt1966@ya hoo.co.uk (95474) CAMPELLO CONTRA CANCER in conjunction with AECC Association Español Contra Cancer has opened a charity shop at C/Virgen de los Desamparados No 13 (next door to Mas y mas) El Campello. The shop is open Mon-Fri 10 - 2pm and is run by unpaid volunteers and all monies raised goes to the AECC. We urgently need donations of clothes, books, large and small furniture etc, and we will arrange collection

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Chimney Sweep HOME FROM HOME. Professional Chimney Sweep. Family business established over 60 years. 660 478 881 (215232)

Damp “RISING DAMP” can cure Rising Damp, Leaking Flat Roof or Terrace. WE can make your Underbuild Dry. Villa Re-painting Due! We can protect your villa and stop PENETRATING DAMP with a Protective coating. You can also pay in Sterling. Phone/email us for a free survey now. Tel 965 050 065 Mobile 634 322 672 www.dry zoneespana.com (208251)

Electrician UK ELECTRICIAN Fully qualified all aspects of electrical work. Free estimates. Also pool cleaning services. 965 725 445 / 616 226 083 (205157)

Gardening GARDENER, 25 years working in Spain. English/Spanish spoken. Private gardens and communities. Free quotes, billthe gardener@hotmail.es. Tel 699 682 630 (99930) PALM TRIMMING. 639 487 503 (215229)

General Maintenance QUALIFIED TRADESMAN Electrical, plumbing, fencing, painting, balustrades, satellite TV installation and general maintenance. Tel 965 328 361 or 680 934 549 (219789)

Gold Wanted GOLD WANTED. English jeweller will buy broken, unwanted jewellery and coins. 664 890 990 (219021)

SOS INSURANCE. www.sosinsurancein spain.com. Best prices available. CALL US FIRST for all your insurance needs, including best deals on funeral plans. Buildings and contents cover from just 98 euros per year. Tel 966 787 123 / 686 116 297. If you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us and why not like our facebook page at www.facebook .com/sosinsuranceinspain .com to help promote our services to other expatriates. (207808)

Pergola Covers TAILOR made, durable canvas, sails, umbrella, spa and BBQ covers. Mazarron based, and at Procomobel Market, Guardamar Saturday mornings. 667 879 399 kruger canopies@in.com (216715)

Pet Insurance PROTECTAPET. Spain’s leading pet insurance. 965 756 371. www.protectapet.eu (216721)

SALT’S BAY INSURANCE BROKERS. Call now for your competitive quotes on insurance for: motor (UK & Spanish plates), household, life, private medical, travel and more. Policies in English. Tel: 965 706 394 E-mail info@salts bay.com (208256)

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Health & Beauty PET-COURIERS.COM – If you love your pet try us first – we are the best. Door to door service throughout Europe. Specialised vehicles – bespoke service. Full legal service including documentation if required. For further information call or e-mail us: Tel: (0034) 651 033 670 or (0034) 637 066 227. Email: info@pet-couriers.com or www.pet-couriers.com (200622)

Mobile Homes PROFESSIONAL Tantra massages, day sessions, workshops and training. Singles and couples welcome. Martin and Maria. 617 779 237 / martin @alegraluz.com (207794)

Pet Transport INTERPAWS: 20 years’ licensed pet transportation. Competitive rates. Difficult dog? Effective behavioural training in your home. www.interpaws.com janette@interpaws.com 689 742 289 (204958)

Insurance

MR FIXIT. For all your electrical, plumbing, general & appliance & boiler repairs. No call out charge. 698 320 434 (206577)

WE BUY, Sell, Remove all types of Mobile Homes. We pay CASH and cover all of Spain. More details call Suzi Caley 616 250 727 / 951 063 059 or email suzicaley@ gmail.com (207499)

Friendship FIND LOVE IN THE SUN www.iwant2meetyou.com. Browse for free Spain´s No. 1 online dating site. Bringing expats together. (208478)

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SCRAP YOUR CAR LEGALLY. Cash paid for newer cars, but all cars taken and legally disposed of for free and Baja Final issued. Call 667 711 380 MOTOR INSURANCE. For the most competitive quotes in English call Linea Directa on 902 123 153, you could save as much as 30% and you can transfer your existing no claims bonus. Call Linea Directa on 902 123 153 for motor insurance with a human voice in English from Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and save money now! (95302)

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KIDEASE NURSERY HIRE. Wide range of Children’s Equipment FOR HIRE. FREE DELIVERY 7 DAYS A WEEK. Family business. Tel: 966 764 267 / 665 124 448 www.kideasenurseryhire.com (219017)

Pet Charities EASYHORSE CARE RESCUE C E N T R E We a i m t o r e s c u e HORSES. If you would like to DONATE please call 965 967 033 or sales@easy h o r s e c a r e . n e t w w w. e a s y horsecare.net or call Sue 652 021 980 (95706) S PA M A G A N D I A S H E LT E R . Dog and cat rescue registered charity, La Safor area. 500 animals awaiting rehoming. Shelter open 7 days a week 12noon - 2.00pm & 3.30pm - 7.00pm. (Spanish speaking staff ) or phone Gail 962 896 118. Visit our website for directions. w w w. s p a m a . o r g a n d v i e w o u r n e w b l o g a t w w w. s p a m a - s a f o r. b l o g . c o m . e s P L E A S E H E L P U S TO H E L P THEM (95707)

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Pet Charities P.E.P.A. VOLUNTEERS & FOSTER HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED. By fostering an abandoned dog, or spending a few hours each week on our telephone helpline, you could help save the lives of many animals. Please call: 650 304 746. For more information browse our website: www.pepaspain.com EURO WEEKLY NEWS CLASSIFAX AGENT (95708) GATAMI ORGANISATION, to help kittens and cats, looking for good homes, also spaying wild cats in the community. Kittens require adoption, fully vaccinated, de-wormed, defleed. We also need volunteers to help Car boot sale in Polop on Sundays Tel Anna: 966 806 976 / 654 729 977 (95709)

Plumber MR FIXIT. For all your electrical, plumbing, general & appliance & boiler repairs. No call out charge. 698 320 434 (206577)

TORREVIEJA: Sector 25. Detached 2 bed villa. F/f, two double bedrooms, 2 baths, solarium, sun all day. For long term. 450€ pcm incl Contract. Ref: 173. Tel: 966 707 074 TORREVIEJA/TORREBLANCA : 2 bed f/furn Apt. F/f kitchen, lounge/diner, balcony. F/tiled bathroom. 375€ pcm incl contract. Ref: 175. Tel: 966 707 074 (205035) PINAMAR/GUARDAMAR: 2 bed t/house, mins to beach, terrace back & front. From 435€ pcm incl contract. Ref: 171. Tel: 966 707 074 TORREVIEJA: Furn 2 bed apt, conv location, balcony, Nr Los Locos/Del Cura beaches. Contract inc. 395€ pcm. Ref: 170. Tel: 966 707 074 ACEQUION/TORREVIEJA: 3 bed attic apt, close beach, shops, etc. F/f, large balcony, 2 beds, 450€ pcm incl contract. Ref: 130. Tel: 966 707 074 (205035)

TYPICAL villa in La Matanza (Orihuela), 3 bed/1 large bathroom, fully furnished, 4,700m2 plot with citrus fruits, swimming pool and 3 covered terraces. Wooden shed incl tools. You have to see this villa. Price 239,000€. Tel 660 875 404, email leaart@hot mail.com (216607)

Property Wanted RENTAL PROPERTY urgently required in all areas of the Costa Blanca. We have clients waiting for apartments, townhouses and bungalows. All tenants have references and require long term Contracts. Call us to discuss your requirements 966 260 877 or from the UK 0203 411 7758 or email pmr@pmrspain.com. (209100)

Removals/Storage

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UK - SPAIN Removals. Masses of experience. New clean vehicles. Insured with AXA. Genuinely CARING service. FULL and part moves. ONLINE QUOTES!! bmceuro pean.com UK 08456 443 784 / ES 634 344 787 (207584)

LOWEST PRICES IN SPAIN. www.solarmegas tore.es (209575)

Spas/Jacuzzis

JACUZZI, SPAS, HOT TUBS WANTED. Working or not 650 722 905 (205847)

XXX Relaxation Swimming Pools TOTAL POOL CARE. Leak detection, structural repairs, regrouts and retiling, replacement pumps, lights, sand filters etc. Tel 654 687 536 (215238)

Tax Affairs

Telecoms FED UP PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR MOBILE PHONE CALLS? THEN CONTACT TELITEC TODAY. CALLS TO SPAIN 7C PER MINUTE INCLUDING MOBILES. CALLS TO UK 5.3C PER MINUTE. NO MONTHLY FEES, NO CONTRACT. WWW.TELITEC.COM TEL: 902 889 070 (0)

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SM118 - Villamartin - 3 bed, 2 bath quad, off-road parking, garden, terrace, com pool, 10 mins to beach and golf and walking to shops - 495€ per month 965 720 766 (89468)

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SM106 - El Galan - spacious, part furnished, 3 bed detached villa in El Galan, San Miguel. 2 bathrooms, dining room, private swimming pool, patio area. For long term let 695€ pcm - 965 720 766 (89468)

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EXPERIENCED CARERS REQUIRED! Join our team of carers who work in the UK. Earn from £868 - £1330 for 2 weeks. Good written/spoken English/ British or EU Passport required. Contact Sandra on 658 965 204 or email s.field@consultuscare.com. (99902)

SM21 - West facing spacious third floor (top) 3 bed apt in a secure building with lift near town centre overlooking the Ramblas, Pilar de la Horadada. Build size 106sqm, 2 full bathrooms, separate kitchen, small terrace, large communal roof solarium and lovely communal pool. For long term let 500€ pcm. 965 720 766. (89468)

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MAN AND VAN UK - Spain. 2 vans travelling twice a month, Murcia - North / South UK. Tel 610 846 260 or 0044 751 918 6355 email van.man@hot mail.co.uk (205392)

QUALIFIED SEAMSTRESS 40 years experience, turn-ups to tailoring patterns taken from your favourite cloths, reasonable prices. Torrevieja, Sandra: 966 799 188 / 680 486 336 (216564)

Property for Rent

SM165 - San Miguel - Second floor, 2 bed apartment in the heart of San Miguel. Terrace, solarium with views, secure b u i l d i n g w i t h l i f t , wa l k t o bars & restaurants. 325€ per month - 965 720 766 (89468)

UK-SPAIN-IRELAND. Removals with the personal touch. Pets transported 965 696 750 / 0044 (0) 7447 918 589 e-mail chrisyounge 73979@aol.com (215214)

Sewing

Pool Services YES YOU CAN HAVE A POOL We design & install Wooden Above-Ground Pools. Pools installed from 1,185€. With above ground pools there is “No Planning Permission Required”. You can also pay in Sterling. Phone or email for a FREE BROCHURE NOW. info@piscinasmadera.com Tel: 965 050 064 / 634 322 672 www.piscinasmadera.com (208251)

EUROPEAN removals and transport with scheduled UK routes. UK Company, fully legal, taking loads from 5kg to 24,000kg. Lowest prices and the best service. 952 816 582 or www.focus-transport.com (201300)

SWINGERS + SINGLES EVENTS. Meet like minded people in purpose built club – www.swingersbenidorm.c om (207427) SEXY BLONDE GIRL slim DD cup, available Campoamor Cabo Roig. Anything possible. 676 067 381 (216677)

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GENERIC Viagra extra strength 120mgs. Also Kamagra 100mgs and Weekenders (Cialis). www.costablues.com or phone Colin 680 878 735 (217925) TORREVIEJA - TRANSVESTITE YAIZA, 100% feminine, 120cm breasts, young, loving, all services, private apartment, home/hotel visits 671 375 023 (215166) CINDY, Venezuelan sexy blonde, beautiful body. The most passionate. All fantasies. La Zenia 607 735 745 (205450)

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