Humphrey Carter
Deputy Editor
Oxford-born Humphrey Carter joined the Bulletin in 1994 as a photographer, having studied photography, film and psychology in the UK. After having travelled the world and worked in many fields, within months of joining the Bulletin he secured exclusive access to Australia’s most wanted man in Mallorca and ran with the story for the following ten years for the local and international media. He was made Deputy Editor in 1997 and has been sent on numerous overseas assignments - he fronted the multi-media coverage of Real Mallorca’s European football campaign. His work has been featured on the front pages of newspapers and magazines around the world and is a regular commentator for leading international media outlets, in particular television and radio.
Will the EU stay together?
The right-wing PP’s knee-jerk reaction to the European Court has struck a chord.
Madrid climate failure
The Spanish capital was quick to step in to help but it was all for nothing.
Interview
“It’s been a great boost for us all to have enjoyed so much success with the viewers”
The Sunday Interview Humphrey Carter talks to Austrian actor Julian Looman who plays detective Max Winter in The Mallorca Files as the first series has now come to an end.
The changing climate
I find it hard to understand those who disagree that the climate is changing.
Interview
“We saw a global gap in the market for some fun drama...”
Humphrey Carter talks to Ben Donald, the Executive producer and founder of Cosmopolitan Pictures which has brought us the new BBC series The Mallorca Files.
It’s better than walking...
Well, with obesity rates in Spain rising, electric scooters may not help.
The great Balearic swindle
The Spanish government has agreed to invest eight million euros in Balearic resorts, big deal.
Corbyn and expatriates
While the Boris brigade has failed to be forthcoming on expats, Labour has.
Palma needs unity
Having spent a few days visiting Seville, I’ve suddenly realised Palma’s main problem.
Brexit
British government under pressure to come clean over future of expatriates
b “Deal” and “No Deal” scenarios are very different at present. There is a need to secure protection of rights under either.
Sunday Interview
“I love to transmit the excitement of crashing through the waves...”
The Sunday Interview: Humphrey Carter talks to sailor and international artist Anna Boulton who is world famous for her paintings of yachts and regattas.
Recession alert issued
The rumour has been rumbling but now it appears to be official, a recession is coming.
London Fair
“The Balearics has got everything you could possibly wish for...”
Travel is in Hugh Morgan’s blood but stamped on his heart is Majorca and the Balearics as a whole. It was in the Balearics where he first cut his teeth in the travel industry and some 55 years later his love and passion for Majorca burns as brightly as ever with three generations of the family now living on the island.
Calvia: offers a quality and unique Mediterranean experience
Mayor of Calvia, Alfonso Rodriguez, talks about the season, plans for the future and what makes Calvia so special.
Tourism
"Majorca will always be home for the British"
Interview with Andreu Serra, councillor for tourism and sport at the Council of Majorca.
Expats in Gove’s hands...
There may be a Brexit departure breather but I’m not too happy about Gove’s role.
Eddie proves he is the eagle
Eddie Jones may not be everybody’s cup of tea but he certainly refreshed the hopes of England rugby fans yesterday.
Tourism
Britons to get a taste, feel and touch of Majorca in London
Council of Majorca is hosting a one-off pop up event in central London while a double decker bus will be advertising Majorca on a city centre route.
Europe’s Hong Kong
Barcelona has been branded a no-go zone after the violent response to court ruling.
Comment
Spanish spanner
Oh dear, the King of Spain has not helped the acting PM in forming a government.
Humphrey Carter 25/12/2019 19:27