Rugby has really taken off in Majorca
Nearly 6,000 players and spectators are heading to the island next month for the Majorca Beach Rugby tournament in Magalluf.
"Palma has a new church of music"
Interview with Fredrik Thomander, an international Swedish songwriter and producer who has opened a state-of-the-art recording studio in Palma.
Ambassador backs bogus holiday sickness claims' clampdown
The new rules will fix the legal costs that can be claimed in package holiday sickness claims.
"We need a more united approach to tackling combat stress"
Interview with David Bellamy, a master practitioner in clinical hypnotherapy, who is now practising on the island and is creating a new body to help military personnel.
All-inclusive price war brewing
Majorca still has good value-for-money offers for all-inclusive hotels.
"It’s a small price to pay for preserving paradise"
Balearic tourism minister and vice-president, Bel Busquets, on the tourist tax, holiday rentals, saturation ... .
German cyclist dies after driver "tests positive" for drugs
The dead cyclist was one of a group of twelve. They were hit by a Porsche Cayenne yesterday morning.
Zero drinking tolerance in Calvia
The town hall is preparing another summer crackdown on anti-social behaviour in its main resorts, in particular Magalluf.
British war veterans coming to Majorca for a change of scene
Members of the armed forces who saw action in The Falklands, Northern Ireland and Gulf 91 will be arriving on the island at the end of this month.
"One of Britain’s fastest men on two feet"
Interview with Majorcan resident David Jones, who won gold and silver at the last Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth in 1962.