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.
Charity
A big thank you to Majorca
The group of wounded war veterans who trained on the island to climb Kilimanjaro want to thank Majorca..
Entertainment
“America has not lived up to what America should be...”
Stone’s latest film is the true story about Edward Snowden.
Police
Eight years on and still waiting in pain
9 October, 2007 was the last time anything was heard of Jacqueline Tennant when her boss called her mobile phone.
Tennis
The clash of the tennis legends begins in Palma
The event, which continues until Sunday evening, is going to be the social and sporting event of the season.
Tourism
Britons behind best summer for a decade
“Our message to all of the parties battling to win the general election is that the tourist industry needs stability to continue growing.”
Transport
Mayor of Palma wants more winter flights
The Bulletin has been campaigning for two years for more winter flight connections to and from the UK...
Gastronomy
Cooking up a world record
British chef Marc Fosh is going to be one of four Michelin star local chefs aiming to set a world record.
Sport
“Sport is going to be the key for winter tourism”
Humphrey Carter talks to leading hotelier and businessman Mikael Landström, whose sports club is hosting this week’s ATP Legends Cup.
Thinking not thieving
Opinions may differ about the new parties in power but at least they are thinking.
Charity
From the Tramuntana to Mount Kilimanjaro
The group was one of four which the Not Forgotten Association brings out to the island every year.
Technology
Virtual assistants start work at airport
The very latest technology is being used to help passengers.
Weather
Storms close beaches, spark accidents
Swimmers ordered out of the water in Paguera after torrential rain sparks sewage leak into the sea.
Weather
Massive storm floods much of Majorca
Worst affected parts of the island have been the south-west in Andratx and Calvia.
Tourism
Kindhearted British resident offers sisters his home for free
Sisters Emily and Daisy Wolton were yesterday still waiting for some response from the company which "ripped them off" over a holiday let in Palma. However, good news came from elsewhere.
Refugees
Mixed reaction to Palma’s desire to help EU migrant crisis
“Obviously, we want people to be safe but these problems can’t be solved overnight."
Tennis
Palma will become a city of global tennis legends next month
The tournament, which will run from 8 to 11 October at the newly renovated Palma Sport and Tennis Club is going to feature some of the greatest players in tennis history
Tourism
“This is a total nightmare, we’ve been ripped off, our holiday’s ruined...”
British sisters caught in the holiday rental trap, company does nothing.Balearic government’s consumer affairs department admits this is “just the tip of the iceberg.”
- Ryanair grounds 12 Spain routes over excessive airport taxes
- End of the Golden Visa....but there is a new way to live in Spain with few problems
- Nautical exodus from Mallorca
- The EU threatens the future of Mallorca beach bars
- Non-resident Britons and Americans buying a property in Spain face massive tax bill, PM announces
Comment
Look under the Stone
"Oliver Stone has his critics, but he has his opinions too and he appears balanced."
Humphrey Carter 10/10/2015 00:00