Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Adiós Rafa, tribute from David Beckham
A highly emotional occasion for Nadal's final competitive match.
Spain plans to legalise 900,000 illegal immigrants in three years
Spain has to opt between being an open, prosperous country or being a closed and poor one,
Airbnb urges Spain rethink on holiday rentals
Spain has built fewer houses in the past decade than at any time since 1970
Two British climbers rescued in Mallorca's mountains
A rescue made more difficult because of fading light.
Ex-Real Mallorca coach struck with a can of beer
Javier Aguirre left Mallorca at the end of last season.
Worker run over at Palma Airport in a critical condition
The accident occurred on Wednesday.
New police operation against Mallorca's 'drugs supermarket'
One hundred officers involved.
Mallorca is my favourite destination in the world, says Jet2 boss
The Bulletin talks to Steve Heapy at the World Travel Market in London.
Spain announces €10.6 billion aid package for flood-hit areas
The provisional death toll from the flash floods stood at 219 on Thursday, while authorities reported 93 missing, with 53 bodies still unidentified.
British prime minister says he looks forward to working with Trump
“As the closest of allies, we stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of our shared values of freedom, democracy and enterprise. From growth and security to innovation and tech, I know that the UK-US special relationship will continue to prosper on both sides of the Atlantic for years to come.”
A Tourist, a friend in Mallorca
The Mayor of Calvia (Magalluf, Palmanova, Santa Ponsa, Illetas, Paguera) says all tourists are more than welcome and looks forward to meeting the Association of British Travel Agents next October.
The secret of the Mallorcan black vultures
The new episode of the video series by German TV journalist Sibylle Tiessen is about Pep Tapia, who dedicates his life to the conservation of black vultures in the Tramuntana Mountains.
How one woman makes history in Mallorca
This new episode of the video series by German television journalist Sibylle Tiessen is about film director Marga Melià, the first woman to bring a feature film to the cinema in the Balearic Islands.
Mallorcan folklore is not a fossil, folklore is alive
A new episode of the video series by German TV journalist Sibylle Tiessen is about Gabriel Frontera Mestre, who is keeping the traditional Mallorcan folk dance Ball de Bot alive.
Mallorca's garden for all the senses
A new episode of the video series by German TV journalist Sibylle Tiessen focuses on the Jardines de Alfabia, which have been privately owned in Mallorca since 1229.
In harmony with home and nature in Mallorca
The new episode of the video series by German TV journalist Sibylle Tiessen is about the well-known Mallorcan architect Vicenç Mulet, who is setting new standards in house construction.
A shoemaker's tale from Soller
"These shoes are very popular in summer because of the fabric combination. They come in all colours and are often worn with jeans."
"I work with the most dangerous animals in the world", says Mallorcan entomologist
"Mosquitoes pose the greatest danger. They don't kill us directly, but they transmit diseases that can kill us."
All that glitters is gold here in Mallorca
A true piece of Mallorca that accompanies every buyer home.
- Britons cash in on the outgoing Golden Visa in Spain to beat the 90 day rule
- After a holiday in Mallorca Richard Gere moves to Spain
- Laura Hamilton: “I’ve always loved Mallorca, I just wished I’d bought here earlier...”
- Russian-owned Black Pearl in Mallorca
- Noel Gallagher sold his Ibiza home because of his neighbour - James Blunt