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.
Culture
Anne Welford: "People are now looking for compassion and peace"
British artist Anne Welford and gallery owner and interior designer Antonio Rodriguez Gil talk to the Bulletin.
The heat is on
Now the FCO has dropped the travel ban to Tunisia, Majorca needs to up its game.
Taking no nonsense
As we are literally feeling it in Majorca, there is a lot of hot air wafting about.
Police
British bar owner attacked in Porto Cristo
Tom Kelly was punched and kicked and struck with a wooden pole by three men.
England’s women shine
Perhaps the media could focus a bit more attention on our sporting female stars.
Entertainment
Millions watched Love Island final from Majorca
Flights to Majorca have skyrocketed, and it’s all thanks to Love Island.
Health
Donating blood in Majorca
There is no blanket ban on Britons giving blood, and the situation is currently critical.
Love Island government
Opportunities to watch this disjointed government in action are few; put them on TV.
The mile high pub
Cracking down on Britons drinking and travelling is going to be extremely difficult.
Culture
Rosalinda Much on Majorca and memoir writing
Rosalinda Much: "We need to talk more, it will bring about a better world."
Travel
Police ask for UK flights to be staggered in Palma
Spain's police union on delays at passport control: "The new rules and regulations are slowing the process down."
Entertainment
Dad Johnny proud of Love Island's Tyla Carr
Johnny Carr: "Tyla wanted to be a midwife, she absolutely loves kids, she’s a natural."
Economic slowdown
It appears that consumer confidence has yet to be fully restored in the Balearics.
Travel
Tour firms getting passengers to airport extra early
The police confederation said yesterday that the main problem is that the number of officers has been cut.
Travel
Urgent action being taken to resolve passport chaos
Aena and the National Police are working together in resolving the issues and three steps are being taken.
Travel
Passport chaos for Britons at Palma airport
The number of National Police officers on passport duty is not within the airports authority's jurisdiction.
Responsible tourism
Do people really need to have a pint or two for breakfast just because they are going on holiday?
- Balearic government plans big increase in tax on cruise ship passengers and even a cash levy on hire cars
- Another body found by a Mallorca beach
- Heavy rains return to Spain putting country on RED alert
- As the town hall announces 21 million euros investment, Playa de Palma residents denounce drugs and homelessness
- Saturday weather in Mallorca
Comment
Statistics, true or false?
When I studied sociology we looked at how polls and studies can be rigged.
Humphrey Carter 06/08/2017 00:00