Transport
Taxi-driver protests have less impact than had been predicted
The regional director-general for transport believes that, given the number of passengers using the airport, there will be no "disaster" for taxi drivers.
Environment
The urban forest of Palma moves a step closer
The plan for the "forest" includes the use of the old velodrome and dog track.
Law
Investigation of Pollensa mayors over Gelats Valls affair
The current mayor and his predecessor are being investigated because of claims that they allowed the ice-cream kiosk to continue operating.
Agriculture
Ibiza banned from exporting plants to other islands
The strain of the bacteria that has devastated trees in Italy has been detected in Ibiza.
Noos trial
Princess verdict to be announced at midday today
Princess Cristina, who was prosecuted by Manos Limpias rather than the state, faced a call of eight years in prison.
Urban planning
Town hall agrees there should be no new kiosk licences in Palma
The federation of residents' associations is satisfied that the town hall has accepted its proposals on kiosks.
Transport
Parliament wants to restore Majorca's former railway network
The development of the old network reached a peak in the first half of the last century.
Society
ESRA Central District AGM appoints new committee
Members elected and welcomed what was a new team to guide the district to new heights.
Comment
Brits abroad
Sometimes I feel that we have been thrown to the lions by the British government.
Jason Moore