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.
Stormy start for Love Island with Mallorca on extreme weather alert next week
If contestants have to sit out the storms, they will not be allowed to use their mobile phones.
Scoff your ham and cheese sandwich before landing in Mallorca
More Brexit blues for UK travellers!
Small boat arrivals in the Balearics rocket
Small boat intercepted off Cabrera today.
Award-winning British actress braves the weather at home in Mallorca
Frost fell in love with the island while filming on location with Lauren Bacall and Harvey Keitel.
Palma is one of the most expensive municipalities to buy a property in Spain
The price of housing has risen at a “very fast” rate in the last year.
Mallorca to remain on weather alert for the next week as freak storm hits
From Thursday there could be a few days of settled weather, but it will not last!
Jade Jagger convicted of assault, grievous bodily harm and serious resisting arrest in Ibiza
It is understood that things kicked off when the restaurant refused to serve the couple any more alcohol.
Police divers searching for missing British rugby player who was in Ibiza
Levi posted a video talking about a blackmail threat.
Cyclists now facing fines in Mallorca
Strict law was introduced for safety reasons.
The American who is helping to lift the lid off the Jewish history of Mallorca
“When I landed in Mallorca, I thought I’d be the only Jew on the island. I knew nothing about the island. I guess Mallorca being an island and after 400 years of the Inquisition I just didn’t expect to find many Jews, if any.”
European airlines call on Brussels to prevent further strike disruption
Flight from the UK to the Balearics will be hit by French air traffic control strikes.
Police Union taking action against Mick Jagger’s daughter
“Assaulting the police is no longer going to be free.”
I want a vote too, Starmer
While Labour is planning to give millions of EU citizens the right to vote in general elections, what about Brits in Spain?
Nadal pulls out of French Open, next year to be his last
Nadal says that next year will probably be his last.
Met. office says weekend’s storms will not cause floods like in Italy in Mallorca
Isolated flooding is not being ruled out, but it will not be extreme.
Don’t get caught out by post-Brexit passport rules if flying to Mallorca
The new post-Brexit passport validity rules have the potential to catch some holidaymakers out.
Bite taken out of Ryanair for charging extra for famous Mallorca pastry
Ryanair has been charging people to carry ensaimadas on board.
The price of beer froths up 16% in Mallorca
King Charles has been advised to go to Benidorm because the beer is cheap!
Comment
Mallorca cutting margins
Mallorcan hoteliers may well be selling out to foreign multinationals but this does not guarantee better service for clients.
Humphrey Carter 01/06/2023 16:37