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.
Transport
Palma to become new Mediterranean base for major airlines
EasyJet opened its new base - its 28th across Europe - at Palma yesterday.
Law
Hoteliers want UK help to tackle holiday insurance fraud
The British Consul General and Vice-Consul yesterday held talks with the hoteliers federation about false holiday compensation claims.
Brexit
Expatriate status is top priority for London
"One of the twelve key objectives as we exit the EU is to secure the status of UK nationals in the EU and the status of EU citizens in the UK."
Transport
Scots calling on Balearic government for winter flight help
"I thought after all the campaigning the Bulletin and the Scottish community did the year before last, we had finally solved the problem of a lack of direct winter flights."
Transport
No direct flights from Scotland next winter
Passengers from northern England look set to face problems as well; Monarch has scrapped its Manchester service.
Deal or no deal?
Britain could today embark on leaving the European Union with no real plan.
Entertainment
Majorca's golden singing angel
What began as a hobby for 28-year-old Angel Flukes has now turned into a full-time professional career.
Brexit
Spain starts to worry about Brexit
Spain is hoping that Brussels will take into account its important relationships with the United Kingdom when it comes to Brexit negotiations.
Police
Two members of the National Police save the life of British woman
"The two police officers did a great job and we’re extremely grateful."
Food and drink
"This cocktail is a tribute to the spirit of my family"
Palma has Bacardi’s best barman in Spain, Matias Iriarte, the co-owner of Chapeau along the Paseo Mallorca.
Sport
Alcudia hosting the world's finest para-badminton players
The Spanish Para-Badminton International tournament takes place between 7 and 12 March at the sports centre in Alcudia.
Food and drink
Palma mixologist to represent Spain in Bacardi global final
The Balearics’ leading cocktail bar Ginbo has done it again.
Rowing
British rowing silver medallists shine in Majorca
Puerto Alcudia is becoming the winter training base for some of Great Britain’s and the world’s greatest sportsmen and women.
Is Europe starting to panic?
Facing elections this year, Merkel appears to be getting into a bit of a flap about her future and that of the EU.
Culture
Majorca’s Hitchcock of pop art is rocking the world
Yacht skipper and artist David Badia Ferrer has had a sudden impact on the global art scene.
Rajoy has a cunning plan
Spain is offering a swift deal for expatriates post Brexit, but not for nothing.
Politics
"The presidency will not change Trump, he will change the presidency"
Michael Booker, the past president of ESRA, the English Speaking Residents Association, worked with Donald Trump for the best part of a decade.
Tourism
Majorcan hotel price hikes driving tourists elsewehere
Majorca hoteliers have increased rates by as much as eight per cent this year.
Gastronomy
Japanese and Mexican gastro fusion in Palma
"We learnt old school, the client always comes first."
Comment
I am not a tourist
Madrid needs to realise that we are neither all tourists nor millionaires living here.
Humphrey Carter 15/03/2017 00:00