News of the day 6 April 2013
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PALMA´S NEW AQUARIUM TO OPEN IN NOVEMBER

Balearics to stage air crash rescue

Palma loses six record shops

IN TODAY´S BULLETIN

Calvia Radio probe is widened

SOLLER VEGETABLE OIL RECYCLING SCHEME

Climate change a “growing danger” to tourist industry

Protest against motorways

University visit for secondary students

Shop owners protest over tobacco ban

Gesa measures air quality to protect the environment

Stays in tourist flats rose in February

One third fail to finish school

LOCAL POLICE VEHICLES ARE GIVEN A SPRING MAKEOVER

Spanair buyers urged to keep HQ in Palma

PP criticises decision to close operating theatres

HIGH STREET BLUES GRIP MAJORCA'S RETAIL SECTOR

Tourist businesses offer bed and board for extra police

Immigrants responsible for Balearic growth says Minister

Two arrested for selling cocaine

UNIONS RING UNEMPLOYMENT ALARM BELLS

Rise in Spanish jobless total ‘slows in March'

Health minister accuses striking doctors of collusion with Opposition party

Offers in the wings for Balearic doctors

Road building gets green light

OPEN DOORS THIS WEEKEND AT COUNTRY ESTATE RECENTLY PURCHASED BY GOVERNMENT

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LIVING MEMORIAL PLANTED TO BRITISH ADMIRAL IN PORT OF MAHON

Unemployment will rise to 19.4 percent in 2010

Dry stone route forges ahead

Immigrants and the unemployed create unease in the Balearics

Government concerned about the Princess's summons

Are you thinking about moving back to UK?

Last month was the second hottest on record

2014 taxes depend on EU deficit goals verdict

Princess's date in court postponed pending appeal ruling

Andratx hit and run

Royal family agrees to open up to scrutiny

13 new National Police officers for the Balearics

Holiday / Lifestyle

GOOD, BUT NOT ENOUGH

A wingless Navy

ID CARDS APPROVED

TIME TO FACE FACTS

NATO SNUBS BUSH

IRELAND AND EUROPE

THE BUSH SNUB

CYPRUS HOPES AGAIN

A GLOBAL CONCLUSION

HUMAN RIGHTS RETURN

YOUR LETTERS

Price madness

A VINDICATION

Ray Fleming

YOUR VIEWS

Let the judiciary act

The Philpott case

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