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.
Entertainment
Majorca-shot series success sparks new production
The makers of The Night Manager are turning to John le Carré for another huge TV series.
Society
"I just had to shoot my new calendar on the island I love..."
Tyla Carr talks about Love Island and her 2018 calendar.
Politics
Director General of Tourism resigns over Cursach claims
The director general for tourism, Pilar Carbonell, yesterday resigned from her post after having been officially named in the Cursach investigation.
Society
"Deya will always be part of me"
Louise Davis retired last week after 22 years as PR Manager and PA to the General Manager at La Residencia Hotel.
Balearic independence?
Why has there been a series of pro-Catalan independence rallies here?
Gastronomy
"Palma’s got everything in the winter apart from flights..."
Chef Marc Fosh talks about Palma fine dining and tourism.
Health
Government assures Bulletin legionella outbreak is over
Health ministry: "Holidaymakers can be calm and relaxed in the knowledge that the outbreak is over and we have the situation under control." Abta says it has not recommended that tour operators should not send holidaymakers to Palmanova.
Music
Bridgend Male Choir in good voice to take Majorca by storm
Scott Williams will play Palma Cathedral’s magnificent baroque organ for the first time in his career.
The London agenda
The World Travel Market takes place next month and there is plenty on the agenda.
Brexit and regional exit
It’s not just the UK and Catalonia which want change, it’s much more widespread.
Charity
Best foot forward for British military veterans
The third and final group of physically or mentally wounded British military veterans have been enjoying some well-earned rest and recuperation in Majorca this week.
Police
Seventeen more illegal immigrants caught in Balearic waters
300 illegal immigrants have tried to come ashore in Spain in the past 48 hours.
Tennis
"More still needs to be done for British tennis"
Tim Henman talking about the Legends Cup, the state of the professional game and Nadal and Federer.
Society
Military funeral for Jacqueline Tennant who went missing ten years ago
Monique Tennant: "I am not convinced about the cause of death, none of that makes any sense to me. She was always so careful."
Tennis
Henri Leconte talks about Masterchef and the Palma Legends Cup
"The pressure on you in Masterchef is greater than playing at Wimbledon." "My apple tart was crap."
Tennis
ATP Legends Cup to serve up a treat in Palma
The tournament gets under way this morning (Thursday) at the Palma Sport & Tennis Club.
Monarch collapse
40,000 Balearic Monarch clients will miss out
Hundreds of flights between the Balearics and the United Kingdom have been cancelled.
Tourism
"Our relations with the British are better than ever"
Tourism minister Biel Barceló spoke to Jason Moore and Humphrey Carter last week about so-called anti-tourism, the tourist tax and the government's sustainable tourism plans.
Food and drink
Balearic bartenders proclaimed best in Spain
Another set of titles has just been won by bar managers at Ginbo and Chapeau in Palma.
Comment
If it was not serious...
There is an underlying vibe to the Catalan crisis which is getting dangerously silly.
Humphrey Carter 15/11/2017 00:00