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42-year-old man killed by a train in Mallorca
The incident was by a crossing that is recognised as being a 'black spot'.
The Mallorca weather forecast (April 1). Enjoy the good weather while it lasts!
Maximum temperature of 20 degrees Centigrade
The stickers on signs in Mallorca's mountains
Cycling groups are mostly responsible for the stickers.
Mallorca holiday paradise vanishing for some German tourists
"Prices have increased dramatically."
Footballer Dani Alves is acquitted of rape
The Prosecutor's Office had been seeking a doubling of the original sentence.
British Airways owner considers selling big stake in Palma airline
BA owner failed to convince EU competition regulators
Why the sun is shining on Spain's economy
Economy to expand by 2.7 percent in 2025.
Drunk German tourist causes delay to Mallorca flight
The flight from Bremen had been taxiing to the runway when the pilot decided to turn back.
Ryanair launches subscription that waives fees for reserved seats and insurance
Airline could earn 20 million euros if service fully subscribed
Doing 111 km/h in a 40 zone in Palma
In the most serious of cases, speeding could result in a six-month sentence.
Spanish flights hit by Heathrow close down, counter-terrorism police investigating
"City Flyer flight arrived at Palma airport...."
Santa Ponsa turns green for St. Patrick's Day
Music, dance, family activities and the odd drop of Guinness.
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.