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.
Society
Moving from Hong Kong to Majorca
Hong Kong-based Norwegian journalist, broadcaster and Mandarin teacher Cecilie Gamst Berg has had enough of Chinese rule.
Law
Compensation claim companies cold calling Britons in Majorca
"I enquired what happens if I hadn’t had food poisoning, and they put the phone down. That company was trying to convince me to commit a crime."
Entertainment
A group to take you on a jazz journey
British musician and member of the Balearic Symphony Orchestra Phil Dawson talks about his new adventure in jazz.
Tourism
Brexit could mean more red tape for tourists
Travel writer Simon Calder: "Britons may find themselves having to fill in a host of questions when booking a simple flight."
Tourism
UK tour operator to use detectives to tackle false claims touts
Private detectives will be out in key resorts like Magalluf and other main resorts across Spain.
Crime
Birmingham City pay tribute to Briton killed in Magalluf
The O'Kane family is still desperate for information about what happened on the night of the tragic accident.
Entertainment
"I don’t want classical music to be a niche market"
British concert pianist James Rhodes, who will be performing in Palma in June, explains why he wears jeans when he performs.
Environment
Calvia to make a decision on noise controls on Monday
"Unless the limit is lifted, it could put some bars out of business and will make life very hard for musicians."
Crime
Adrian O'Kane's family needing information about Magalluf death
"This has torn us apart and the situation has not been helped by the fact that we’ve had no assistance or help from any of the authorities."
Sport
Majorca Beach Rugby celebrates its tenth anniversary this weekend
The Majorca Beach Rugby tournament which, since it began with just ten teams, has become the largest of its kind in Europe.
Technology
From goal saver to emotion saver
Lucas Otterling, a nineteen-year-old Swedish app developer and former professional footballer, talks about overcoming depression and becoming an app entrepreneur.
Majorca
Barceló, Branson, Brexit: last week in Majorca
Tourism minister Biel Barceló was under pressure, there was chaos at the airport and there were arrests because of a fake cancer "cure".
What is the euro really worth?
Never mind Brexit, there are other countries in the EU which have their own concerns about the future as well.
Ban horse and carriages
I think the time has come to remove this cruel attraction from the streets.
Transport
Cruise ships diverted to Palma for security reasons
More cruise ships this summer in port.
Praise for public transport
I have to admit that if I was taxi driver I would be worried about the new bus services.
Palma playing dangerous games
Agree with the argument or not, Palma needs to have a clear and strong message for the tourist industry.
Comment
Cycling needs addressing
The tragic death of a British cyclist who campaigned for safe cycling cannot be ignored.
Humphrey Carter 21/04/2017 00:00