Cala Major man may have been dead for 4-5 years
"It is very sad that no one noticed Bernat Mesquida Barceló was missing for more than five years.."
Bars, Restaurants & Cafés in Mallorca to close at 17.15
"The Police will be carrying out inspections and not only will they be very attentive, they will take action.."
Super summer sale on Mallorca holidays
"Seven nights self catering basis at a bargain rate...."
AstraZeneca delivery problems could derail Mallorca's vaccination programme
The coronavirus restrictions in the Balearic Islands will be reviewed in the run-up to the Easter holidays.
Britain will have Mallorcan potatoes after all
"We will have to carry out some controls with a stricter certification and go through customs, but we are looking forward to seeing what the new situation will be like.."
Spain fined 15 million euros for skipping EU rules on data protection
Spain missed the May 2018 deadline to transpose the EU rules into national law.
Balearic government finally confirms that bars and restaurants will be able to open until 5p.m. on Tuesday
"Better than nothing," say bar owners
Row over Palma's Centre for Art & Creation
"Model de Ciutat is working intensely to approve the definitive modification of the General Plan in the first half of this year.."
Fraudsters offer 400 million 'ghost' COVID vaccines in EU
Most of the shots offered to EU governments by traders were purportedly the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Balearics coronavirus figures for Thursday, nine more deaths
The number of deaths is now over 700.
Mallorca Weather Forecast for Friday
The sun's out in Mallorca bringing a top temperature of 19 degrees and low-moderate winds to some places. To find out what the weather is like in other parts of Mallorca, click here.
British government ministers slammed over comments on summer holidays
"It’s a pity the home secretary wishes to return to the days of ministers contradicting each other....."
Drinking at home, buying online set to linger for beer
Brewers need pubs and restaurants to reopen to restore margins as the revenue generated from them is in many countries higher than for beer sold in stores.
Arrested for setting fire to rubbish containers
Two containers were set ablaze on the Avenida Joan Miró in Palma.
Hospitality sector protest prohibited on health grounds
The demonstration is planned for this coming Monday.
"If infections rise, restrictions will be immediate"
A slow de-escalation of the existing restrictive measures.
Merkel announces that EU vaccine passport will be launched for the summer
Angela Merkel said that the vaccine passport system will be a "complementary" option to allow safe travel.
What not to wear in a pandemic - but you will anyway!
Our columnist Frank Leavers gives his thoughts on the strange fashion of these semi-lockdown times.
The return of the bagel
Bagels were a bit of a mystery for most British people until the early 1990s when there was a surge in their popularity all over the world.
All in good time
The medical and psychological professions have worked hard to help us with developmental milestones.
Direct aid for business is no longer optional; it is essential
Where Spain is concerned, the harm was appreciated way back during the first weeks of the crisis last spring.
Palma Fish Market: a meeting point for science and fishermen
The number of sharks and rays in the Balearic Sea has gone down dramatically over the past decades as in the rest of the Mediterranean.
Nadal pulls out of Rotterdam Open with back issue
The 20-time Grand Slam winner has been struggling with a back issue since the build-up to the Australian Open.
Comment
Vaccine Catch-22
All this uncertain talk of vaccine passports is confusing would be travellers.
Humphrey Carter