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The Brits can look forward to the cheap-est European holidays for seven years.The pound is the strongest it has beenagainst the Euro since 2008 and, togetherwith the drop in fuel prices, it means theBrits can now get much more for theirmoney.

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Dear ReadersFebruary is known as the coldest month of the yearand so far it has proved to be very windy, which isanother common trend. This month is also the firstSpanish celebration of the year with “Carnival”, avery big event in Valencia but also celebrated acrossthe region. Read more on the local events in nextweek’s Buzz, and find out what's happening whereyou are.For us Brits, Valentine's Day is special and as it fallson a Saturday this year, there is little excuse not tocelebrate. A romantic meal or even a special nightout at the Benidorm Palace is great for any occasion.Flowers or gifts, and breakfast in bed can also makethe day for your loved one. See our Valentines spe-cial feature on page 14, and maybe we can help youcelebrate.For sports readers, the “Six Nations” is back. Iremember the final day last year when the champi-onship was still wide open. In the final game, Irelandhung on to win against France by just two points, andsecure the championship on point’s difference overEngland. This week Wales hosts England on Friday6th at 21.05, then Ireland travel to Italy and Scotlandto France on the Saturday. As one event starts,another closes - and for me, last Sunday's AustralianOpen final was an epic 5 sets of upset, watchingAndy Murray lose (yet again) to the absolutely topnotch Novak Djokovic.Have you switched your radio on to 93.4 (Benidormand surrounding areas) or 105.4 (Calpe, Bennisa,Moraira and Javea) and listened to Overseas FM?The reason for asking is because the Weekly Buzzhas recently partnered with Overseas FM and wewant our readers to be aware of the great hit musicbeing played and the very popular breakfast showwith Adam King. Listen in the car, at work or relaxingat home. If you are out and about and recogniseOverseas FM being played in any bar, cafe or shop,then send us a text and we will not only mention this“live on air”, but also enter you into our holiday com-petition.Overseas FM is also being played in each ICELANDstore across the region, and is available to download(free) on your mobile, via the App Store and GooglePlay.Business owners, now is the time to talk to us aboutproviding you with a marketing proposal that com-bines advertising with an online presence - gettingthe public to notice you. Our aim is to bring ouradvertisers together with our readers to offer the verybest news and information about shopping, eatingout and the many local services.We promise to offer you much more value for yourmoney by making your advert bigger and better thanany other alternative newspaper. So why wastetime? .....Give your business the latest Buzz, and dis-cover the benefits of advertising today.For prices and more information call us on 965 020250.

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MARKET DAYSMONDAY

La Nucia - Opposite the auditorium in the townsquare, would be best to drive.

TUESDAYAltea - Largest street market in the region, drive or

take the number 10 bus from Benidorm.WEDNESDAY

Benidorm - Outdoor market, situated near HotelPueblo, you can´t miss it, just follow the crowds!

THURSDAYVilla Joyosa - Big market 09:00-14:00 free road park-ing. - El Cisne - Flea market, not far from Benisol

camping.FRIDAY

Alfaz Del Pi - The number 10 bus will take you to thestart of the market, find fresh fruit & veg, clothes and

shoes!SATURDAY

La Cala - Busy Saturday market located right on thebeach, great fun!SUNDAY

Benidorm, La Cala, El Cisne, Albir, La Nucia & Polop -Lots to choose from.

ALBIRConsum LPD TravelWyndhams

Mendoza SupermarketSol AlbirQuicksave

ALFAZMendoza Supermarket

PMR Property Hotel MoliExpats

ALTEAMas y Mas (Sea front)Amandas Restaurant

Sotherby’s Lock Stock BarRascals Cafe

Supermarket, Altea la Vella Yorkshire Linen, Cap Blanc

MORAIRATelitec OfficeMonroesFishy FishyGandia Tours

BENIDORMBenidorm Indoor Market Round Town Travel

Rincon De Loix & C/Gerona Benidorm Palace Rays ll Chippy - Av Meditteraneo,58Yorkshire Pride PubsMed Playa Hotels

Regente, Riudor, Rio ParkVincents Pubs

White Horse & PlazaCosta Less

(Close to Outdoor Market)Specsavers

Benidorm Old TownQuick Save

Next to Burger King (Rincon)Iceland

BenissaIceland

LA CALAMABS Charity Shop

LA NUCIASupermarket La Nucia

Euro Cars

VILLAJOYOSAExpats Super Market

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MOTORING26-27

HEALTH & FAMILY28-29

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Summer holiday prices have dropped and visitor’smoney will go much further this year. Prices for hol-iday let apartments (booked in Euros), car hire, eat-ing out and shopping are some of the main savings.One pound will buy 1.3 euros compared with 1.2 thistime last year.

The fantastic news from the holiday experts is that manyBritish holiday hotspots in Spainare still the best value for money,with the resorts along the CostaBlanca being the most popular.

As recently as summer 2013 itwould have cost you around£440 to buy €500 to take on hol-iday, with commission eating upanother chunk of your cash too.Now that €500 costs just £375. Inother words, your spending cost in hol-iday destinations is around 15% cheaperthis year than 2013.

Andrew Brown, of Post Office Travel Money, said:“Holidaymakers travelling to Europe can look forward tobetter value-for-money.”

So far this year, the cost of flights has reduced to a fiveyear low due to the drop in oil prices and experts predictprices will continue to fall, plus families will also benefitwhen air passenger duty is axed from April 1st.

Booking holiday let apartments direct with agents in

Spain makes a massive difference to the savings, as thepurchase would be made in Euros and the conversioninto local currency is realised when using a debit or creditcard. Even booking direct with hotel operators in Spainwould be cheaper than buying the rooms online from theUK.

When visitors arrive in Spain they can find eating out thecheapest it has been for five years. Converting thecost of their favourite tipple back into pounds, theywill notice that the true cost has fallen by around

30p. A pint of beer (on average) in Spain costsonly 2.40€ (a mere £1.85) compared to the UKprice of around £4. The saving on a 7 day holi-day this year will be in the region of 20%,amounting to over £200 per adult.

The good news continues as the strong poundincreases the demand for long-term visitors for the

winter months and for retired people wishing to move

to Spain - where their British pensions can go a lot fur-ther, as well as having the benefit of the wonderfulMediterranean sunshine.

The recession has produced the lowest property pricessince 2004, and predictions indicate that now the markethas “bottomed out” the trend will see an increase for thefirst time in many years. This means there are now somegreat bargains. Now is the time to invest in a Spanishproperty because of the reduced prices and excellentexchange rates.

FALLING EURO MEANSCHEAPER HOLIDAYS

PINT OF BEER2014 £2

2015 £1.85

BTL. OF RIOJA 2014 £2.502015 £2.30

4 NEWS 21st Jan - 27th Jan

ROAD DEATHS IN JANUARYREACH THREE-YEAR HIGH

Spain's roads are getting more danger-ous, new data shows, with the numberof road deaths in January up 42 percent on last year.

A reported 88 fatalities occurred onSpanish roads in the first month of thisyear according to statistics released bySpain´s national traffic agency (DGT).

Experts fear that the figure marks the startof a downward trend in road safety.

"It shows the number of road tragediesare growing at a dizzying and dangerousproportions," warned Ana Novella, thepresident of traffic watchdog StopAccidents, in a statement released onMonday.

Spain´s Ministry of Transport attributed arise in the number of road accidents to thefact that the nation´s economy was pick-ing up.

It said that traffic circulation across Spainhad increased by three percent over thelast year but that anoutdated transportfleet likely broughtsafety concerns.

The leap in fatalitieswas also blamed onthe fact that weatherconditions thisJanuary were worsethan the year before.

Industry experts warned that a generalrelaxation of road vigilance by authoritieswas also to blame.

"We had a great decade between 2000and 2010 where many very important roadsafety measures were adopted with greatresults," Eugenia Domenech, the presi-dent of the Association of Road TrafficPrevention, told El País.

"But that has been followed by a period ofsheer inertia in the last two to threeyears," she added. "The figures show thatif we are caught off guard then peoplerelax and accidents happen."

The transport ministry announced lastweek that it plans to force heavy transportlorries off busy highways and force themto use toll roads instead.

It will set aside a budget of €10 million($11.4 million) in the coming budget tosubsidize the plan, giving lorry drivers a50 percent discount on toll roads.

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SPANIARDS 'MOST BODYCONSCIOUS' IN EUROPE

21st Jan - 27th Jan

Five members of a sex traffick-ing group have been arrested onthe Levante coast, all of themSpanish. Their network con-trolled several women whoworked as prostitutes in ElVergel and Oliva clubs androads. The gang was receiving aweekly quota for them to work inthe area and if they refused tocooperate, they were threatenedwith death, attacked andcoerced.They captured their victims inRomania with false job offers inhotels, bars and restaurants.They captured a couple andforced the woman into prostitu-tion and the man to commit pettytheft in stores. Four Romanianvictims have been rescued inthis operation.

The Spanish ‘Policia Nacional’have asked for public help andfor victims to come forward.Anybody with information will betreated with full confidentiality. Ifyou know about any similarcases, please call the FreePhone 900.10.50.90 (24/7) tospeak to the Central Brigadeagainst Human Beings Traffic, ore-mail [email protected].

For more information about thiscrime, there is a special spacewithin the official PoliciaNacional website:www.policia.es/trata.

SEX TRAFFICKERSARRESTED ON

LEVANTE COASTMarketing consultancy Nielsen car-ried out a health and well-being sur-vey in which they asked Europeansto give their own opinion on theirbody size.SPANISH people are more sensitiveabout their body size than any othernationalities in Europe, the slim believ-ing they are very underweight and thepeople a little overweight thinking theyare obese.

Whilst 27% of Spaniards believethemselves to be underweight, only8% of the rest of Europe thought thisabout themselves, 39% of Europeansand only 28% of Spaniards consid-ered themselves to be an 'idealweight', 53% of Greeks believing theyare healthy & their weight is 'normal'.

On average 5% of Europeans thinkthey are over-weight, a total of25% of Spaniardsthought they werecarrying too muchweight, 1% and3% of the French,Italians andPortuguese con-sidered them-selves over-weight. 57% in theRepublic ofIreland, 56% ofSpanish were tak-ing steps to loseweight, whilst theLatvians believe

their body weight is healthy and arenot likely to exercise or diet.Generally, two-thirds of Europeansdieting consists of cutting down fatintake to lose weight, 64% reduce theamount of sugar and chocolate, 54%eating more fresh produce, 33% eat-ing smaller portions, 29% reducingamount of processed foods and 11%reducing carbohydrates intake.80% of Spaniards are not prepared tospend extra money to lose weight,their weight programme regime is buylow-fat and low-salt products, andsugar-free soft drinks.

75% of Europeans trying to loseweight have changed their diets, 68%undertake physical exercise, whilst11% take slimming pills and 4% takeprescription medication.

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On Sunday 1st February the AlbirLighthouse Parking Area was opened,and it coincided with the ‘Dia del Arbol’(Day of the Tree) celebration.The parking scheme cost €300,000 andincluded 100 parking spaces, accessimprovements to the Albir LighthouseTour, the Tourist Board House, some toi-lets and a public fountain. The works wereundertaken in the ‘Plan de MejorasUrbanas’ (Urban Improvement Plan).

Because it coincided with the ‘Dia delArbol’ celebration, several cork oaks wereplanted, along with 200 mastic trees - atypical Mediterranean bush, which adaptsvery well to the long summers and canreach five metres tall. The Mayor of Alfazdel Pi, Vicente Arques, plus his family,took part in this festive day dedicated toenforce our respect for the environment,preservation and protection.

ALBIR LIGHTHOUSE CAR PARK OPENS

The Pensioners Association of ‘Raco de l'Albir’ has organized a great Carnivalcelebration to be held on Sunday February 15th at 8:30 PM in the Rober PalasHotel. It will include dinner, dancing and entertainment for all members who wish toparticipate. Registration is open until February 10th on Mondays, Tuesdays andThursdays (5:30 to 8:00 PM) in the ‘Oficina de Atencion al Jubilado’ located in thestreet Oscar Espla 1, next to the archaeological excavations.From the 2nd to the 4th March they have also organized a trip to ‘Serrania deCuenca’ to attend the ‘Fiesta de la Matanza’ (Slaughter Fest).This trip will include foodtasting, dances and a visit to the beautiful ‘Rio Cuervo’ (Raven River), the ‘Estrechode Priego’ gorge and the town of ‘Hoz de Beteta’. Bookings are available until

February 16th and theprice is €140 per person, 3days and 2 nights stayingat the ‘Hotel Rural ElRosal’.To become a member ofthe association, a personneeds to be a pensioner(or older than 60) and paya yearly fee of €15.

PENSIONERS ASSOCIATIONORGANISE CARNIVAL FESTIVAL

8 4th Feb - 10th Feb

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SOCIAL CYCLE RACE The XXVIII Volta La Marina VillajoyosaCycling Tour will be held on February 8th.The race is across a distance of 65 kilome-tres with a height difference of 230 metres. Itstarts at the Partida Chovaes Road CV-7701(close to the Valor Chocolate Museum), contin-ues along the CV-770, crossing Orxeta andonto the CV-758 towards Finestrat, to comeback through the ‘Via Pista’ and the ‘PartidaChovaes’ before passing next to the ValorChocolate Museum. The finish line is in‘Avenida Pianista gozalo Sorian no 2’.It will be a social race, and interested cyclistscan sign up atBar LaP u n t x a e t a ;address: C/ ReiJuan Carlos I,17 (Villajoyosa);phone number:965 892 955.

20 FAMILIESEVACUATED

A mystery blaze started in a fourth floor flatin a building located in ‘Ciudad deCastellón’ Street. The cause of the fire is stillunknown, but the flatabove has also beendamaged and 20 fami-lies in the affected build-ing and the one nextdoor had to be evacuat-ed.

There was a family livingin the flat at the time, butnobody was injured.However the flames andsmoke affected the flatupstairs and the occu-pants (an old man andhis granddaughter) weretaken to hospital to beexamined for smoke

inhalation. A neighbour explained that the littlegirl had to help her grandfather to get to the fire-men.

RECOgNITION OFCHARITY WORK

The ProvincialBoard of the AECC( S p a n i s hAssociation againstCancer) congratu-lated PamelaDawson and herteam in Alfaz del Pifor the excellentresults in 2014through all the dif-ferent events theyorganized, also fortheir dedication and the help of the volunteers.The local AECC Association thanked the volunteers whohave made the creation of programs like ‘Linfedema’,information campaigns and psychological care, amongstothers, possible. They also thanked all the locals for theirconstant and selfless support. IV INTERNATIONAL CHOIR FESTIVAL

On the 27th and 28th February more than 250 singersand 60 musicians (fromtwenty different nationali-ties) will perform two char-ity concerts at the ‘Casade Cultura’ to benefit‘Anemona Marina Baixa’.Anemona has providedcounselling and psycho-logical support to womenwith breast cancer (andtheir families) for the last15 years.

Jose Antonio Rubio, thefestival musical director,explained: “On Friday 27th we have programmed a spec-tacular evening with performances from four great choirs:the English Choir of Teulada, the Agrupacion Coral de

Benidorm, Male Voice Choir and the Lady ElizabethChoir”. Tickets cost amere €5 and are avail-able from the ‘Casa deCultura’ of Alfaz del Pi,or at the ‘LibreriaNoruega’ Bookshoplocated at the PlazaMayor square.

On Saturday 28th theUDP Llira-Camp Bandwill perform a zarzuelashow along with a largechoir (more than 90voices from ‘L’Alfas

Canta’ and ‘Sant Blai de Potries i Benirredra’). This con-cert includes the soprano Katalin Völgyi, the tenorSalvador Sanchis and the dancer Concha España.

The photography exhibition can bevisited at the ‘Casa de Cultura’ ofAlfaz del Pi until the 12th February. Itshowcases the pictures that are par-ticipating in the fourth PhotographyContest ‘Jove's Marina Baixa’. Inthis open theme contest there are atotal of 53 snapshots (31 using digi-tal cameras and 22 using a mobilephone camera) showing land-scapes, architectural monuments,seabed, portraits, animals and oth-ers.For more info about the photographsand photographers, you can visitwww.lalfasjove.com

PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION IN ALFAZ

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The company ‘Aguas Potables de Bernia, S.A.’(Apobersa) who supply water to the Altea Hills urban-ization, has failed to comply with health regulationsaccording to sanitary reports made in 2013 and 2014.

The water deposits were half-buried by mud and vegeta-tion, with condensation due to insufficient ventilation andcorrosion of metallic elements. The wells also had leaksand were not cleaned regularly. In addition, the companydid not have a management and self-supply program; noincident records, or plans in place for sampling, mainte-nance of facilities or even cleaning and disinfection. InJuly 2014 Apobersa already knew that water from wellno. 1 had very high levels of chloride, but did not informthe Health Authority or the Town Hall.

The water supply service should be overseen by theTown Hall, but it has been managed by private compa-nies with nobody controlling them, or the wells. The neg-lect of local governments has been alarming as this prob-lem started 15 years ago. Now the Town Hall wants tocontrol the water supply.

Altea Hills residents, some owners’ communities andeven the operator of the resort ‘Pierre & VacancesPremium Altea Hills’ requested immediate action afterfinding that the water in the resort was horrible, with badtaste and salty aftertaste.

WATER HEALTH RISK

IMPROVEMENT WORKS IN ALTEAThe area located in the corner between Calle Alcoiand Avenida Benidorm has been bought by the TownHall of Altea in order to improve it. The works toremodel the entrance to the old town and create new

parking areas,will bef i n a n c e dentirely by theDiputacion deAlicante, with abudget of€60,000.

The Mayor ofA l t e aexplained: “By

improving this area we intend to create a beautiful accessto the old town and a leisure area. We will also createparking areas in order to help the old town businesses togrow”.The works started on the 30th January and areexpected to be finished before the Easter holidays.


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� � �Figures have indicated that there willbe a “British Summer” in Benidormwith more citizens plan-ning to visit the resort in2015. Holiday reserva-tions have grown by 3%compared to January oflast year.

This increase has hap-pened before the promo-tional ‘Visit Benidorm’campaign in the UK,which is typically devel-oped during the first quar-ter of the year and seenby 84 million expats.

The company Jet2.comhave doubled their busi-ness incomes in Benidorm

during the last year. In fact, last sum-mer Jet2 organized Costa Blanca

holidays to 95,000 British tourists,with 95% chosing Benidorm as their

destination.

Meanwhile, for their thirdconsecutive year, ‘VisitBenidorm’ andJet2Holidays are develop-ing a joint promotionalcampaign which will cost€50,000. Gema Amor,Head of Tourismexplained “This campaignwill show the highlights ofBenidorm on Sky TV andother channels. It will alsopromote the famous‘Fancy Dress Party’,which attracts more than20,000 British revellerseach November”.

2015 A MORE BRITISH BENIDORM


THREE PEOPLR ARRESTEDFOR COUNTERFEITING

Officers from the Spanish ‘PoliciaNacional’ arrested three Chinese peo-ple for selling counterfeit products of“prestige” brands. The three defen-dants, 31, 32 and 37 years old, havebeen accused of an alleged offenceagainst industry property.

The investigation started in thelast quarter of 2014, when officersacknowledged fake goods werebeing sold in several stores. Afterlocating the stores, they startedthe search and found almost1,200 counterfeit articles such aspurses, handbags, t-shirts, caps,watches and headphones.

Three store managers were

arrested and a fourth person was alsoaccused of the same crime. The investi-gation was carried out by the ‘BrigadaLocal de Policia Judicial de la Comisariade Benidorm’.

HEALTH TOURISM IN BENIDORM

Health Tourism is a growing sector.This kind of holiday is expected toincrease by up to 20% in the comingyears. In fact, the International Fair ofTourism in Madrid (FITUR) has incorporat-ed a special section this year called ‘FiturSalud’ (Health Fitur). One of the destina-tions which could be in first position isBenidorm.

IMED Levante Groupwas present for the firsttime at ‘Fitur Salud’. Thehospital group whichstarted in Alicante nowhas four centres inBenidorm, Elche,Teulada and Torrevieja.

The IMED HospitalsGroup has alwaysfocused on internationalpatients, with a depart-

ment that coordinates their needs andhelps with specific services for clientsfrom different countries. In addition to therelationship with foreign insurance com-panies, there is the team of translatorsplus facilities such as international news-papers and TV channels in every room.

4th Feb - 10th

As the Six Nations approaches hun-dred of rugby fans descend onBenidorm to watch the opening matchof the competition. So where were allthese fans?Well if you pop into Vincent’s “The Plaza”on (Avd Estocolmo) you will find theplace packed full of Welsh rugby fans,ithere is always a sea of red with manyfans also fashioning daffodils which is thecountry’s national flower it is always agreat atmosphere and a great place tovisit for the match. Before the first whistleeveryone is on their feet for the nationalanthems you would of think that werethey are right there at the stadium.

The Plaza boasts multiple screens, a bigprojector screen all in comfortable light-ing so you get to experience sport with-out straining your eyes or blazing sun-shine glaring off the screen. I asked Katyat “The Plaza” why they are so busy each

year and where all these welsh fanscome from and she told me, “They comeback every year, it’s been going for about8/9 years now and each year it’s busier,the fans bring their friends and family andreally enjoy the atmosphere”. Katy wenton to say that it gets even better as thecompetition goes on.Vincent’s corner pubs “The Plaza” “TheWhite Horse” and “The Triangle” are fan-tastic venues for anyone wanting towatch live sport in the Rincon area, if youcan’t make it up that far why not tryYorkshire Pride on Call Gerona. Bothvenues offer Live rugby and footballincluding 4pm premiership kick offs andfantastic menus packed with great valueBritish food made from British products

We have a 6 nations feature in our sports section, so check it out

for a quick preview and the upcoming fixtures!

6 NATIONSAT VINCENTS


Why not drop into the CoblancaPlaza on your way to the beach ? Itis located off the main AvenidaMediterraneo, just behind the BBVAbank, in the Rincon End ofBenidorm.

Here you will find the Photo GiftCentre, offering a spectacular rangeof gifts ideas for Valentine's Day.Why not visit the studio with yourpartner for a “shoot” and create a

framed print, or choose fromother photo gift ideas that youcan both enjoy… There are someamazing backdrops to select,allowing your image to be placedin a unique setting that will cer-tainly surprise your friends andfamily.

Make your love one feel extra-special, with a refreshing facialfollowed by a relaxing aromatherapymassage at Leonor Beauty. Leonor

and her mum (also Leonor)have been trading in the salonfor 18 years and their facialtreatments include oxigenoanti-age, facial cleaning andsemi-permanent make-up.They also offer manicures andpedicures, electric depilation,lymphatic or therapeutic mas-sage.

Valentine Promotion Gift Vouchersfrom Leanor Beauty40€ – 2 facial treatments15€ – facial aromatherapy massage

Drop in and see our selection ofbeauty gift sets. You can get upto15% off with this advert, or mentionthe Buzz Newspaper. Call forappointments 965 859 503.Open Monday to Friday 9am –6.30pm and Saturday 9am – 1pm

VALENTINE'S SHOPPING VALENTINE'S SHOPPING AT THE COBLANCA PLAZA AT THE COBLANCA PLAZA


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U3A MORAIRA-TEULADA MEMBERSHIPRENEWAL & NEW MEMBERS

The Monthly General Meeting in the Salon deBarqueuettes, Avenida Mediterraneo, Teulada on 2ndFebruary was another opportunity for existing membersof U3A to renew their membership, and to recruit newmembers. With 187 renewals and 39 new members thetotal now stands at 1,146, just 378 short of the 2014 fig-ure.

Those who stayed on for the meeting enjoyed an enlight-ening and humorous talk by Cheda Panjotovic on histime as a Guide in London and beyond.

The deadline for renewal is the end of March, and exist-ing members have two further opportunities to do so. Thefirst is on Thursday 19th February between 10am and

12.30pm in the theatre (Salon de Actos) Espai la Senietain Moraira and the last chance is at the next monthlymeeting, Monday 2nd March in Teulada, doors open at9:30am and the meeting starts at 10:30am.

Then for those who are interested, there is a History Talkby Dee Craig, subject Cecil Rhodes, on Monday 9thFebruary at 10:30am in the Salon de Actos, la Senieta,Moraira. This slice of history of the British Empire is nolonger remembered by schoolchildren. Rhodesia, nowknown as Zimbabwe, and the story of its origins, alongwith the history of the Empire generally, is no longer afashionable subject for study in these politically correcttimes.

On Saturday 24th January TeuladaMoraira Lions Club kicked off theirseries of fund-raising events for 2015with a concert by “The Blues BrothersExperience” at Espai La Senieta,

M o r a i r a .What a fan-tastic per-formance itwas, with so

much talent, funand sheer energythat the audiencewere literally danc-ing in the aisles.

With every seat

filled, this sell-out concert andthe generously supported raf-fle, held in the foyer before-hand, raised over 1350 euros,which enables TM Lions to con-tinue their work within the localcommunity.

Lions President, Colin Lilley,made an additional request fordonations of good-quality cloth-ing, bric a brac etc*., to enablethe Club to replenish andenhance the stock of “The

Lions Den” fund-raising shop. Theresponse was tremendous, with a flood ofitems being handed in to The Den at thebeginning of the following week.

For details of all future TM Lions fund-raising events, join their mailing list by

sending your contact details to: [email protected], or look at theirevents page on Facebook, or visit theirwebsite www.teuladamorairalions.org.

*If you have any similar good quality itemswhich youwould bewilling todonate to TMLions thenThe LionsDen (nextdoor toB a r c l a y sBank inM o r a i r a )would bedelighted tohear fromyou.

CONCERT NETS OVER 1350 EUROSFOR TEULADA MORAIRA LIONS

TM Lions President, ColinLilley, a.k.a. Mr Glum

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Leaving things to the last minute canoften leave you in the cold without atable booking you will find it difficultto get into the most popular restau-rants. So plan early and do it by mak-ing booking today and enjoy a greatnight for you and your partner thisValentines. February14th this yearfalls on Saturday so it's a great wayto make your weekend special.

Valentines weekend has become ahot spot not only for restaurants andbars but also for the wider tourism

sector. Many hotels offering dinnerand special Valentine's parties, aswell as packages designed especial-ly for this occasion. It is estimatedthat the direct economic impact forthe hotel sector during this weekendmay exceed the 10 million euros.The valentines celebrations hasestablished itself as one of the mostsuccessful in the off-season for thehospitality industry in the CostaBlanca. Benidorm being the centrepoint and many of the most importanttourist spots of the region of Alicante

with over 90% hotel occupancy forthis weekend in 2014. Fine andsunny weather with temperatureshigher than 20 ° were experiencedand the promenades along the CostaBlanca were packed with visitors.

According to a statement issued byHosbec, hotels are expected with90% of occupancy in areas aroundBenidorm, La Vila Joiosa, Altea, L'Alfàs del Pi.

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HAVE YOUR SAY!BUSINESS OWNERS & CUSTOMERS WHAT’S YOUR SIDEOF THE STORY?Tell us about your dining experience email:[email protected] REVIEWS ARE THE SUBJECTIVE OPINION OF TRIPADVISOR MEMBERS ABD NOT THAT OF THE WEEKLY BUZZ TEAM

Mastroianni Ristorante Avenida Oscar Espla, 16, El Albir

“Absolutely excellent all round”Reviewed 26 January 2015Found this restaurant on the Sunday evening, but couldn't getin as it was packed, we went back on the Monday night (andagain on the Tuesday night!!) and I could see why it was sopopular. Lovely staff, excellent prices, good service and superbvalue for money. Couldn't fault it. Well done, we so enjoyed ourmeals at your restaurant

“Really good food!”Reviewed 3 January 2015We tried the restaurant as some friends told us it was run byreal Italians. I must say the owner is actually really nice and all staff madeus feel very welcome.The menu is only about 11EUR and includes a vast selection ofstarters, mains, desserts and even half a bottle of wine. My wife had the minestrone soup and the bolognese pasta as amain. I had the tricolore salad and a pizza as mains. We bothtried the home made Tiramisu. I can't find anything to complainabout, the soup was delicious and so was the pasta. My salad was also very nice and the pizza reminded me of theoriginal pizzas from Naples. The portions were gigantic and there was no way we could fin-ish them.The owner even gave us a complimentary bruschetta whichwas just right (but too much food!!). We are now regulars!

“Family Favourite”Reviewed 12 January 2015Our family of two adults and two boys aged 10 and 11 love thisItalian restaraunt. It represents great value with set meal at justover €10 each for 3 courses inc Wine. Large menu with spe-cials gives lots of choices. Food is lovely with decent portions.Lastly the service is great, the owner and waiters always in agood humour and up for a joke or laugh. Highly recommend.

“Average food great people ”Reviewed 6 January 2015I have tried this restaurant a few times, encouraged by friendswho are keen. The food is great for those who haven't been toItaly and eaten real quality food, but it is certainly not amazing.The Italian boss is charming enough and the waiters arecheeky enough to provide a nice atmosphere, but this is defi-nitely no where near the best italian food I've eaten.

Rays 11 Fish and ChipsAvenida Mediterraneo 58, Benidorm

“great food and open all the time”Reviewed 26 January 2015this is good for a meal with a feeling like home !! bit noiseywhen bars open but all the same good food good price andyou get plenty

“best fish and chips”Reviewed 14 January 2015excellent service and good food at reasonable prices placeclean staff friendly and helpful the outdoor eating area is agreat suntrap to help you top up your tan and while away thehours

“service always friendly”Reviewed 7 January 2015Been here twice, good freshly cooked food, service alwayswarm and friendly, meals can be big though but lovely can'tfault it.

“love the fish tea”Reviewed 6 January 2015it made to order and the staff singing along in the kitchen inthe background is bril it a bit overpriced though

“Absolutely fantastic Chippy”Reviewed 28 December 2014Went there for a family lunch. Must say we left there absolutelyfull. The fish was really good and the chips we're freshly madeno frozen ones. Would highly recommend this place

“Really good chippy”Reviewed 29 November 2014Spent a week in Benidorm on half board, so wanted to findsomewhere to call for lunch. Rays chippy is just off theMediterraneo at the far end of the Levante Beach (away fromthe old town) down a little side street. It's a small chippy butthe food (we had fish and chips) was really good. Well worth alook!

“A True Taste of Home”Reviewed 28 November 2014We visited this on a recent holiday and, as always, found thefood to be as mouth-watering as usual. The aroma goes roundyour heart.

Haddock, Chips, Bread & Butter, Tea. (Real chips as well, notthe frozen gunk that other places serve!!) What more couldyou want? (Maybe a pickled onion???) They celebrate either30 or 40 years next year and the deserve every single plaudit.Well done.

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Coast Road, Moraira

“Good food.”Reviewed 28 January 2015If ever you find yourself in these parts this place is worth avisit,the food is all fresh(nothing frozen)All served and presented beautifully (on hot plates).This is a family run place with the wives out front and their hus-bands are both chefs, very welcoming ,friendly.If you like Sunday lunch this is very popular and must bebooked. So go along and give it a go!

“Delicious home made food”Reviewed 6 January 2015The Lowry is a great place to go for traditional English pubgrub. It is all homemade and the roast dinners cannot be fault-ed. The food is consistently good and service excellent too.

“Go Gastro !!”Reviewed 3 January 2015A really great place for everyone. Fab in the summer with greatoutdoor space and really cosy in the winter with warmth andcharm and a very cosy sofa ! Food is very good with a lot ofchoice, (Chilli Burger and ribs are my favourite). Angela andLouise are always pleased to see you even if you just pop in fora good glass of red or a pint ! Never disappoints and we alwaysleave with smile.

“A1 place!”Reviewed 2 January 2015You snooze, you lose! If you were not there on New Year's Eve,you missed a top night. We danced, we ate, a little drink or twoand we had a fantastic night! The staff are lovely, the surround-ings amazing and they looked after my ipad free-of-charge for 2days - what can I say?Seriously, the food at the Lowry is absolutely and totally excel-lent and if you don't go you will miss a treat.

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Estate agents are talking up the property market in holi-day hotspots, promising that the collapse in prices is overand that buyers need to act now to bag a bargain. But fig-ures from Eurostat, the EU's data agency, show thatprices continued to fall throughout 2014 across much ofSpain. The British are the biggest foreign buyers of prop-

erties in Spain, owning an estimated 170,000 homes inthe country, mostly along the Costa Blanca. 2015 ispromised to be a record year for property sales by theBrits in Spain as reflected in the latest economic indicatorproduced by the European Commission, the economicconfidence of Spain in January 2015 is standing at itshighest level since March 2007.

For anyone retiring and wanting a place in the sun, isnow the time to buy? The head of the InternationalMonetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, thinks the country'seconomy is returning to health. "Spain has turned thecorner," she said, predicting economic growth this year of1%. Buyers who are really focused on price can pick up verylow prices if they go inland, if you are prepared to beaway from the coast, savings are a lot bigger. Prices arefrequently half of what they used to be at the peak andnow with a strong pound the exchange rate makes buy-ing in Spain even more attractive. Retiring to Spain notonly allows people to free up their equity and live cheap-er on their cash but also with pensions stretching muchfurther on the daily living costs not to mention the sunny

healthier climate the good times of retiring to the sunseem to be coming back stronger than ever before. If you’re looking to buy or rent visit us at Property Plus forthe easiest property search specific to the Costa Blancawww.vistacostablanca.com Or call 634310665

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TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st)

There have been a lot of new projects milling about in your brain for a while now,so maybe its time to dust them off, get the ball rolling and put them into practice.You’re moving in the right direction and others are more than happy to help.Result!!

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Try not to argue for your limitations today or you may unearth even more. Try tostay focused and confident and go after goals with gusto. With the moon in yourtwelfth house, life will be quieter than usual, but it won’t be long before it all bal-ances out.

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Life is finally levelling out in all areas, so work money health and love should allbe going in the right direction. Get mundane tasks out of the way as fast as youcan, and it then leaves you the rest of the day to do all of the things that appealto you most. Enjoy.

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It’s an emotionally challenging day where you’ll swing from extreme highs toextreme lows in the blink of an eye, but yet you’ll still enjoy it. You don t mind alittle upheaval in your life, and you certainly won’t be backing down from heatedarguments. Go Leo.

VIRGO (August 24th-September 23rd)

You could experience a confidence crisis today if new projects you’ve involved in,that you don’t really understand, lack and sort of major progress. Your creativepotential is good, especially round the home zone, so maybe a hobby couldbecome an earner.

LIBRA (September 24th-October 23rd)

Routines feel too restrictive today and you’d rather have the freedom to pursuewhatever it is that takes your fancy at any given time. It’s hard to concentrate onwhat you feel are irrelevant issues so you won’t, but just be careful or you maymiss a vital clue.

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It’s just as well you’re quite organised today because you’ll be so busy you’llhardly have time to breathe. Neither will you be able to give certain matters asmuch attention as you’d wish. Try to avoid disputes that have nothing to do withyou. Have a quiet night.

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You’re happy to spend as much time as you can with loved ones today, and oth-ers’ invitations will only bore you. I’m sure like me, you’d rather put your feet upin front of the fire instead of waiting in the cold night air for a taxi after a night onthe town.

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It has accused the company of planning tomake a car using those designs as well asa sign which is “identical” to its distinctivewinged logo.The writ alleges that the supplier has pur-posefully copied its logo “to cause thepublic to make a connection” with AstonMartin, potentially causing customers tobe “confused”.It says: “There is a clear exploitation onthe coat-tails of the Aston Martin Lagondatrademarks.”The famed Warwick-based manufacturerhas used Visioneering to supply its design

services since 2007and EnvisageManufacturing tosupply parts andtooling since 2011.It claims that bothcompanies hadaccess to copies ofconfidential datafiles containingdesigns of its past,current and futurecars and that thesefiles have been usedby the rival business.Aston Martin says it

owns the copyright of its designs and datafiles.The writ states: “It is commonly under-stood within the motor vehicle industrythat Computer Aided Design data andstandards for the parts depicted therein isconfidential.”It accuses Envisage of “unlawfully” mak-ing use of confidential information andstates that as a result, it has suffered lossand damage and is entitled to claim dam-ages.The writ says that on entering AstonMartin premises, all employees of the

defendants were required to sign a certifi-cate of confidentiality, which includes ref-erences to “trade secrets, technical dataand know-how”.In 2013, when asked about the level ofaccess Visioneering staff had to a virtualprivate network containing confidentialdesigns, employee Bill Walsh insisted thatno information had been used inappropri-ately“Please rest assured at no time during thelocation of the AML systems in theEnvisage office have they been used forthe creation, modification or storage ofany design geometry data for any cus-tomers other than Aston Martin,” he wrote.The writ states that Aston Martin has pro-duced “some of the most famous motorvehicles in the world”.It says that all of its cars produced since1932 bear its logo on the bonnet, theboot, steering wheel and the engine.And it adds that the cars have appearedin 11 James Bond films, includingGoldfinger. Diamonds are Forever andCasino Royale.High profile customers include the Princeof Wales and actor Rowan Atkinson.The Envisage Group could not be con-tacted for comment.

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nated ready to travel Europe wide.Make our New Year Resolution cometrue, help us to home Mandela who canbe made ready for travel to any Eu coun-try.

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Facial tics Your child may pull funnyfaces and /or developfacial tics or twitches as aresult of constant nasal irri-tation.

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Long Face SyndromeChildren suffering fromconstant nasal obstructionand /or asthma, may devel-op a high arched palateand protruding teeth.

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Wednesday 4th February 06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Wanted Down Under Revisited 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Saints and Scroungers 11:45 Helicopter Heroes Down Under 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Norfolk 13:00 BBC News at One 13:40 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: Other Side of theTrack 14:15 Father Brown 15:00 The Link 15:45 Escape to the Country: WestSussex 16:30 Antiques Road Trip 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 MOTD Live: Bolton Wanderersv... 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:45 A Question of Sport 23:15 Film 2015 23:45 Film: Midnight in the Garden ofGood...

06:00 Countdown 06:45 The King of Queens: 07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun: Dickand Harry Fall Down a Hole 07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun: FrankieGoes to Rutherford 08:00 Frasier: Deathtrap 08:35 Frasier: The Love You Fake 09:05 Everybody Loves Raymond: 09:35 Everybody Loves Raymond: 10:05 Undercover Boss USA 11:00 Car S.O.S: A Porsche Puzzle 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Three in a Bed 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Deal or No Deal 16:00 Shipping Wars UK 16:45 Couples Come Dine with Me 17:30 The Simpsons 18:00 The Simpsons 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 20:00 The Jump 21:00 24 Hours in A&E 22:00 Bodyshockers: Nips, Tucksand...: ...Tattoos 23:00 The Undateables: TwoWeddings and a Baby

06:00 Children's Tv09:15 The Wright Stuff 11:10 Cowboy Traders 12:10 5 News at Lunchtime 12:15 Celebrity Big Brother 13:15 Home and Away 13:45 Neighbours 14:15 NCIS: Untouchable 15:15 Another Man's Wife 17:00 5 News at 5 17:30 Neighbours 18:00 Home and Away 18:30 5 News Tonight 19:00 New: Cowboy Builders 19:55 5 News Update 20:00 New: GPs: Behind ClosedDoors 20:55 5 News Update 21:00 Celeb Big Brother: Live Eviction 22:00 New: 33 & Married ToGrandpa...: ... 23:00 Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On...

6:00am Good Morning Britain8:30am Lorraine9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30am This Morning10:55am ITV News11:00am This Morning12:30pm Loose Women1:30pm ITV News & Weather2:00pm Judge Rinder3:00pm Tipping Point4:00pm Mel & Sue5:00pm The Chase6:00pm ITV News London6:30pm ITV News & Weather7:00pm Emmerdale7:30pm Coronation Street8:00pm Midsomer Murders10:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather10:40pm Bring Back Borstal11:35pmI Never Knew That AboutBritain

MATCH OF THE DAY LIVEBolton Wanderers v Liverpool Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's FACup fourth-round replay at the Macron Stadium, which will see one of the clubs book their place in the last 16.

BBC1 London 7:30pm Wed 4 Feb

06:00 Homes Under the Hammer 07:00 Saints and Scroungers 07:45 Helicopter Heroes Down Under 08:15 Channel Patrol 09:00 Life Story 10:00 Great British Railway Journeys 10:30 See Hear 11:00 BBC News 11:30 Daily Politics 13:00 Coast: Snowdonia to the MenaiStraits 13:20 The War Lords 13:50 The Road to War 14:40 Mountain 15:40 Open All Hours 16:10 To the Manor Born 16:40 Hi-de-Hi!: The Beauty QueenAffair 17:15 Flog It!: Northampton 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 The Great Antiques Map ofBritain 19:00 Antiques Road Trip 20:00 Alaska: Earth's Frozen Kingdom 21:00 Wolf Hall 22:00 Up the Women 22:30 Newsnight 23:20 Inside the Commons

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Thursday 5th February 06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Wanted Down UnderRevisited 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Saints and Scroungers 11:45 Helicopter Heroes DownUnder 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Leominster 13:00 BBC News at One 13:40 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: Cosmic Rays14:15 Father Brown 15:00 The Link 15:45 Escape to the Country:Cumbria 16:30 Antiques Road Trip 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 EastEnders 20:00 Eat Well for Less? 21:00 Death in Paradise 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:45 Question Time 23:45 This Week

06:00 Countdown 06:45 The King of Queens: Arthur,Spooner 07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun: DickSolomon's Day Off 07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun 08:05 Frasier: Cheerful Goodbyes 08:30 Frasier: Frasier Has Spokane 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond: 09:35 Everybody Loves Raymond: 10:05 Undercover Boss USA 11:00 Car S.O.S: The Herald Angels 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Three in a Bed 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Deal or No Deal 16:00 Shipping Wars UK 16:45 Couples Come Dine with Me 17:30 The Simpsons: 18:00 The Simpsons: 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 20:00 The Jump 21:00 Cucumber 22:00 Married Behind Bars 23:05 24 Hours in Police Custody 00:05 Up All Night: The MinicabOffice

09:15 The Wright Stuff

11:10 Cowboy Traders: Caravans

12:10 5 News at Lunchtime

12:15 Celeb Big Brother: Live

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13:15 Home and Away

13:45 Neighbours

14:15 NCIS: Jeopardy

15:15 Film: Seduced By Lies

17:00 5 News at 5

17:30 Neighbours

18:00 Home and Away

18:30 5 News Tonight

19:00 New: The Classic Car Show

19:55 5 News Update

20:00 Secrets of Rome's Colosseum

21:00 New: Celebrity Big Brother

22:00 Botched Up Bodies

23:00 Celebrity Big Brother's Bit

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6:00am Good Morning Britain8:30am Lorraine9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30am This Morning10:55am ITV News11:00am This Morning12:30pm Loose Women1:30pm ITV News & Weather2:00pm Judge Rinder3:00pm Tipping Point4:00pm Mel & Sue5:00pm The Chase6:00pm ITV News London6:30pm ITV News & Weather7:00pm Emmerdale7:30pm The Kyle Files8:00pm Emmerdale8:30pm Birds of a Feather9:00pm Car Crash Britain10:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather10:40pm Kylie: Kiss Me Once11:50pm Ade at Sea

DEATH IN PARADISESeason 4 Episode 5 of 8

Veteran rock band the Flowers of Progress are on the island to record a new album after years ofbeing apart, and with a major sponsorship deal hanging in the balance, tensions are running high.

BBC1 London 9:00pm Thu 5 Feb

06:05 Homes Under the Hammer 07:05 Saints and Scroungers 07:50 Helicopter Heroes DownUnder 08:20 Wanted Down Under:Etherington/Peat Family 09:05 Six Puppies and Us 10:05 Claimed and Shamed 10:35 HARDtalk 11:00 BBC News 12:00 Daily Politics 13:00 Coast 13:25 The War Lords 13:55 The Road to War 14:45 Mountain 15:45 Open All Hours 16:15 To the Manor Born 16:45 Hi-de-Hi!: 17:15 Flog It!: Barnsley 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 The Great Antiques Map ofBritain 19:00 Antiques Road Trip 20:00 The Great British Sewing Bee 21:00 Modern Times: WarwickDavis'... 22:00 Charlie Brooker's WeeklyWipe 22:30 Newsnight 23:20 A Cook Abroad: Dave Myers'Egypt

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Friday 6th February 06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Wanted Down UnderRevisited 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Saints and Scroungers 11:45 Helicopter Heroes DownUnder 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Kedleston 13:00 BBC News at One 13:40 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: Happy Ever After 14:15 Father Brown 15:00 The Link 15:45 Escape to the Country:Monmouthshire 16:30 Antiques Road Trip 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 Six Nations Rugby: Wales vEngland 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:35 The Graham Norton Show 23:20 Bluestone 42 23:50 EastEnders

06:00 Countdown 06:45 The King of Queens: 07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun 07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun: LesLiaisons Dickgereuses 08:00 Frasier: The Guilt Trippers 08:35 Frasier: Moon over Seattle 09:05 Everybody Loves Raymond:09:35 Everybody Loves Raymond10:05 Undercover Boss USA 11:00 Car S.O.S: 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Three in a Bed 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Deal or No Deal 16:00 Shipping Wars UK 16:45 Couples Come Dine with Me 17:30 The Simpsons: 18:00 The Simpsons: 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 20:00 The Jump 21:00 8 Out of 10 Cats DoesCountdown 22:00 The Last Leg 23:05 Catastrophe 23:35 Brooklyn Nine-Nine: HalloweenII

06:00 Children's Tv09:15 The Wright Stuff 11:10 Robson's Extreme Fishing... 12:10 5 News at Lunchtime 12:15 Celebrity Big Brother 13:15 Home and Away 13:45 Neighbours 14:15 NCIS: Los Angeles: Killshot 15:10 Film: A Risk Worth Taking 17:00 5 News at 5 17:30 Neighbours 18:00 Home and Away 18:30 5 News Tonight 19:00 The Billion Dollar Wreck Hunt 19:55 5 News Update 20:00 New: Ice Road Truckers 21:00 Celebrity Big Brother: LiveFinal 22:50 Celebrity Big Brother's BitOn...

6:00am Good Morning Britain8:30am Lorraine9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30am This Morning10:55am ITV News11:00am This Morning12:30pm Loose Women1:30pm ITV News & Weather2:00pm Judge Rinder3:00pm Tipping Point4:00pm Mel & Sue5:00pm The Chase6:00pm ITV News London6:30pm ITV News & Weather7:00pm Emmerdale7:30pm Coronation Street8:00pm The Martin Lewis MoneyShow8:30pm Coronation Street9:00pm Benidorm10:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather10:40pm Parenthood[FILM]

LIVE SIX NATIONS RUGBY UNIONWales v England Wales v England (Kick-off 8.05pm). John Inverdale introduces coverage of the opening match ofthis year's championship, which takes place at the Millennium Stadium. The tournament seems difficult to predictthis time around, with Ireland joining these two nations as the favourites, but given the number of injuries sufferedby England in recent weeks, the Welsh will expect to make the most of home advantage and start with a victory.

BBC1 London 7:30pm Fri 6 Feb

06:05 Homes Under the Hammer 07:05 Saints and Scroungers 07:50 Helicopter Heroes DownUnder 08:20 Wanted Down Under:Joseph Family 09:05 The Big Allotment Challenge 10:05 Food & Drink 10:35 The Travel Show 11:00 BBC News 11:30 BBC World News 12:00 Daily Politics 13:00 Coast 13:20 The War Lords 13:50 The Road to War 14:40 Mountain 15:40 Open All Hours 16:10 To the Manor Born 16:40 Hi-de-Hi!: 17:15 Flog It!: Harlow 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 The Great Antiques Map ofBritain 19:00 Six Nations 2015 19:30 The Wonder of Animals20:00 Mastermind 20:30 Food & Drink 21:00 The Big Allotment Challenge 22:00 Rhod Gilbert vs Kilimanjaro 22:30 Newsnight 23:05 Film: Things We Lost in theFire

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Saturday 7th February 06:00 Breakfast 10:00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11:30 James Martin: HomeComforts 12:00 BBC News 12:10 Football Focus 12:50 Saturday Sportsday 13:00 Bargain Hunt: Devon 14:00 Six Nations Rugby: Italy vIreland 16:30 Six Nations Rugby: Francev... 18:55 BBC News 19:05 BBC London News 19:15 The Voice UK 20:35 The National Lottery: WinYour... 21:25 Casualty: Front Line 22:15 BBC News 22:30 Match of the Day 00:00 The Football League Show

06:05 Trans World Sport 07:00 Cycling: Revolution Series 07:55 The Morning Line 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond:Finale 09:30 Everybody Loves Raymond:Pilot 10:00 Everybody Loves Raymond: ILove You 10:30 Frasier: The Ring Cycle 11:00 Frasier: Enemy at the Gate 11:30 The Big Bang Theory: TheBoyfriend Complexity 12:00 The Big Bang Theory: TheAlien Parasite Hypothesis 12:30 Child Genius 13:30 Channel 4 Racing 16:00 Come Dine with Me 17:00 The Big Bang Theory: TheScavenger Vortex 17:30 The Simpsons: O Brother,Where Bart Thou? 18:00 The Simpsons: Bart after Dark 18:30 Channel 4 News 19:00 Our Guy in India 20:00 The World's Weirdest Weather 21:00 Film: American Reunion (2012) 23:15 Film: Panic Room (2002)

06:00 Children's Tv10:35 Access 2015 10:40 Ice Road Truckers: Pushingthe Edge 11:40 Ice Road Truckers: Ice RoadRage 12:35 Ice Road Truckers: WrongTurn & Burned 13:35 Ice Road Truckers: Fire onIce 14:35 Film: U571 16:45 Film: Columbo: Murder InMalibu 18:35 5 News Weekend 18:40 NCIS: Bait 19:25 NCIS: Iced 20:20 NCIS: Untouchable 21:20 NCIS: Jeopardy 22:15 New: CSI: Crime Scene...:...Investigation 23:10 Law & Order: Misbegotten

9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show11:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show12:30pm ITV News & Weather12:35pm The Jeremy Kyle Show1:40pm The Undriveables2:05pm The Chase3:05pm Doc Martin4:10pm Big Star's Little Star5:05pm ITV News London5:15pm ITV News & Weather5:30pm You've Been Framed! StrikesBack6:30pm Harry Hill's Stars in TheirEyes7:30pm Planet's Got Talent8:05pm Take Me Out9:20pm The Jonathan Ross Show10:20pm ITV News & Weather10:35pm Hard Target[FILM]

THE VOICE UKSeason 4 Episode 5 of 14

Emma Willis and Marvin Humes present the spinning-chair singing contest, in which Tom Jones, Will.i.am,Ricky Wilson and Rita Ora seek out the nation's best vocal talent. As the coaches sit with their backs to thesingers, the fun for the viewers is guessing who is going to press their button first, as they silently quiz each

other or goad each other on. BBC1 London 7:15pm Sat 7 Feb

06:20 Film: War and Peace 09:40 Fred Dibnah's Age of Steam 10:10 British Isles: A Natural History 11:00 Six Nations Rewind 12:00 James Martin: HomeComforts 12:45 Food & Drink 13:15 Jack Lemmon: TalkingPictures 14:00 Film: Cowboy 15:30 Escape to the Country:Suffolk 16:30 Final Score 17:15 Horrible Histories: MagnaCarta... 17:45 The Great British Sewing Bee 18:45 Flog It!: Edinburgh 19:35 Britain's Tudor Treasure: A... 20:35 Dad's Army 21:05 QI XL 21:50 Film: Broken 23:15 Film: Seven Years in Tibet

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Sunday 8th February 06:00 Breakfast 07:30 Match of the Day 09:00 The Andrew Marr Show10:00 The Big Questions 11:00 Sunday Politics 12:15 MOTD2 Extra 13:00 BBC News 13:15 Bargain Hunt 14:15 Escape to the Country:Cumbria 15:00 Eat Well for Less? 16:00 Your Home In Their Hands 17:00 Songs of Praise 17:35 BBC News 17:50 BBC London News 18:00 Animals in Love 19:00 Countryfile: Leicestershire 20:00 Call the Midwife 21:00 The British Academy FilmAwards 23:00 BBC News 23:20 BBC London News 23:30 The Celebrity ApprenticeUSA

05:25 A Place in the Sun: Home orAway 06:20 NFL: Rush Zone 06:45 How I Met Your Mother: 07:10 How I Met Your Mother: Bro 07:35 Everybody Loves Raymond: I 08:00 Everybody Loves Raymond: 08:30 Frasier: Proxy Prexy 09:00 Frasier: Kissing Cousin 09:30 Sunday Brunch 12:30 Jamie and Jimmy's FridayNight...: ...Feast 13:30 The Big Bang Theory: 14:00 The Big Bang Theory: 14:25 The Big Bang Theory: 14:55 The Simpsons: 15:25 Film: Marmaduke (2010) 17:10 Channel 4 News 17:30 Film: Ice Age (2002) 19:00 The Jump 20:00 The Hotel 21:00 Our Guy in India 22:05 8 Out of 10 Cats DoesCountdown 23:05 Film: Patriot Games (1992)

10:30 Robson's Extreme Fishing... 11:25 Robson's Extreme Fishing... 12:20 Robson's Extreme Fishing... 13:20 Film: It Could Happen To You 15:15 Film: Over Her Dead Body 16:55 5 News Weekend 17:00 Film: What To Expect WhenYou're... 18:55 Film: Miss Congeniality 2:Armed... 21:00 Film: The Bounty Hunter 23:20 Film: Zack & Miri Make APorno

9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show11:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show12:30pm ITV News & Weather12:40pm Harry Hill's Stars in TheirEyes1:40pm Off Their Rockers2:10pm Mel & Sue's Best Bits3:15pm Tipping Point4:15pm Moonraker[FILM]6:35pm ITV News London6:45pm ITV News & Weather7:00pm Get Your Act Together8:15pm All Star Family Fortunes9:00pm Mr Selfridge10:00pm ITV News & Weather10:15pm Perspectives: Lenny Henry -Finding Shakespeare11:15pm Rugby Highlights: Lv= Cup

THE BRITISH ACADEMY FILM AWARDSStephen Fry hosts the Bafta ceremony live from the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, as starsof the silver screen gather to pat one another on the back in a celebration of the past 12 months' cin-ematic achievements, while the nominated ones keep their fingers crossed that they won't be going

home empty-handed.BBC1 London 9:00pm Sun 8 Feb

06:20 Great British Garden Revival 07:20 Glorious Gardens from Above 08:05 Countryfile: West Yorkshire 09:00 The Football League Show 10:20 Six Nations Rewind 11:20 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:50 James Martin: HomeComforts 13:20 Food & Drink 13:50 Film: The Mouse ThatRoared 15:15 Open All Hours 15:45 To the Manor Born 16:15 Hi-de-Hi!: Charity Begins atHome 16:45 Flog It! Trade Secrets:Maritime 17:15 Alaska: Earth's FrozenKingdom 18:15 Ski Sunday 19:00 The Motorway: Life in theFast... 20:00 Top Gear 21:00 Dragons' Den 22:00 Match of the Day 2 23:15 Film: Disconnect 01:05 Film: Savage Grace

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Monday 9th February 06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Wanted Down UnderRevisited 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Countryside 999 11:45 Real Lives Reunited 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Peterborough 13:00 BBC News at One 13:40 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: The Messenger 14:15 Father Brown 15:00 The Link 15:45 Escape to the Country:Derbyshire 16:30 Antiques Road Trip 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 Inside Out 20:00 EastEnders 20:30 Panorama 21:00 New Tricks 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:45 Waterloo Road 23:45 The Graham Norton Show 00:30 Film: The Disappearance ofAlice Creed

06:00 Countdown 06:45 The King of Queens: 07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun: Fearand Loathing in Rutherford 07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun: 08:00 Frasier: Tales from The Crypt 08:35 Frasier: Star Mitzvah 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond: 09:35 Everybody Loves Raymond: 10:05 Undercover Boss USA 11:00 Car S.O.S: Start the Dart 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Three in a Bed 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Deal or No Deal 16:00 Shipping Wars UK 16:45 Couples Come Dine with Me 17:30 The Simpsons: 18:00 The Simpsons: I'm with Cupid 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 20:00 The Final Jump 21:00 Heston's Recipe for Romance 22:00 Catastrophe 22:30 Bodyshockers: Nips, Tucksand...: ...Tattoos

09:15 The Wright Stuff

11:10 Robson's Extreme Fishing...

12:10 5 News at Lunchtime

12:15 Costa Del Casualty: Benidorm

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13:15 Home and Away

13:45 Neighbours

14:15 NCIS: Extreme Prejudice

15:15 Film: Missing at 17

17:00 5 News at 5

17:30 Neighbours

18:00 Home and Away

18:30 5 News Tonight

19:00 Criminals: Caught On Camera

19:30 New: Car Crash TV

19:55 5 News Update

20:00 New: Police Interceptors

21:00 Benefits Britain: Life On The

Dole

22:00 New: 10,000 BC

23:00 Film: 16 Blocks

6:00am Good Morning Britain8:30am Lorraine9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30am This Morning10:55am ITV News11:00am This Morning12:30pm Loose Women1:30pm ITV News & Weather2:00pm Judge Rinder3:00pm Tipping Point4:00pm Mel & Sue5:00pm The Chase6:00pm ITV News London6:30pm ITV News & Weather7:00pm Emmerdale7:30pm Coronation Street8:00pm Richard Wilson on the Road8:30pm Coronation Street9:00pm Broadchurch10:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather10:45pmThe Jonathan Ross Show11:45pm The Kyle Files

16 BLOCKS (2006)A burned-out detective is given the task of escorting a criminal to court to testify against a group of cor-rupt policemen - but what seems to be a routine assignment quickly turns into a deadly game of cat andmouse as the crooked officers try to stop them reaching the courthouse alive. Thriller, starring Bruce

Willis, Mos Def, David Morse, Jenna Stern and Casey SanderChannel 5 11:00pm Mon 9 Feb

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THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ALICE CREED(2009)

Two criminals kidnap the daughter of a wealthy family, with the intention of demanding a ransom. However,the hostage is not the helpless victim she appears, while she and both her captors have secrets that threat-en to throw the plan into disorder. Thriller, with Gemma Arterton, Eddie Marsan and Martin Compston

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NORWEGIAN CHEF WINSWORLD'S TOP FOOD PRIZEThe world's most prestigious food com-petition, Bocuse d'Or, has wrapped up inLyon, France, with a Norwegian talenttaking the crown.

After more than five hours of cooking,Ørjan Johannessen and his team tookthe gold for Norway. The United Statescame second, while Sweden won thebronze medal.

"Everything came good on the day of thecompetition," the 29-year-oldJohannessen told news agency NTB."There was very little to separate the topthree countries."

At total of 24 chefs competed in the pres-tigious competition inwhich contestants areexpected to "demon-strate creativity, spon-taneity and the masteryof their art."

This year contestantswere asked to prepare aguinea fowl dish along-side a fish and vegetablerecipe using fario trout.

The competition takesplace in front of a liveaudience of 2,500 peo-

ple, including hundreds of food criticsand writers, with a panel of expertsselecting the winner.

Ørjan Johannessen works as a chef atBekkjarvik Gjestgiveri, in Austevoll, anarchipelago in south-western Norway.

The multiple award-winning chef wasflanked in Lyon by his commis, or assis-tant, Jimmy Øien, and trainer Odd IvarSolvold.

Johannessen follows in the illustriousfootsteps of previous Norwegian goldmedal winners Bent Stiansen (1993),Terje Ness (1999), Charles Tjessem(2003) and Geir Skeie (2009).

NORWAY DEPORTS MOSTFOREIGN CRIMINALS

Norwegian police last deported a recordnumber of foreign criminals last year, asthe country’s right-wing coalition govern-ment continues to push through an evertougher stance.

“With the help of our competent policedistricts, we have managed to deport arecord number of foreigners,” MagneLøvø in Norway’s Police ImmigrationService told Norwegian broadcasterNRK. “Many of them had been chargedfor multiple criminal offences, and as wehave expelled them, they cannot returnto Norway.”

Karin Naess, from theSouthern BuskerudPolice District, whichhas doubled the num-ber of criminalsdeported in recentyears, told NRK thatthe majority of thosedeported were EU citi-zens.

“The vast majority ofthose we have underarrest are with usbecause of drugcrimes, robbery, andburglary. Once we

have them in jail, we aim to send themquickly out of the country so that they willcommit new offences.”

Last October Norwegian Justice MinisterAnders Anundsen, from the anti-immigra-tion Progress Party, said that the govern-ment would spend an additional 200mNorwegian kroner ($26m) to furtherincrease the rate at which foreign crimi-nals are expelled.

“The Government's aim is for foreigncriminals and those without legal resi-dence to be deported faster,” he said.


TRAVEL AROUNDThe ancient mountain village of Sella (419m/1375ft)is located 18Km inland from the coastal town ofVillajoyosa on the Spanish Costa Blanca. Thissmall and authentic village is surrounded by mag-nificent mountain peaks and ridges, almond ter-races, forested valley trails and dramatic gorges,making it a perfect location for walkers. Sella is alsofamous for having some of the best rock climbing inEurope.In the 19th century cholera was widespread inSpain and even small rural villages did not escape.The worst epidemic here in Sella was in 1885 andlasted for 19 days - 18 people died and 45 wereseriously infected. At this time the main routebetween Villajoyosa and Alcoy passed throughSella, so, to minimize the spread of the disease(and probably from a traveller’s perspective, to minimizeany chance of contracting it!) an alternative route thatbypassed the village was created.Sella is very convenient in terms of accommodation,transport and cost. It is only about a one hour drive fromAlicante airport. Benidorm is only 40 minutes away bycar. The Costa Blanca has a wide choice of all types ofaccommodation according to your taste and budget,ranging from package deals in Benidorm hotels to apart-ments and villas in Sella, Finestrat and Villa Joyosa. Asthere is a lot of climbing outside the main valley it is def-initely worth hiring a car to make the most of your holiday.

The Cholera WalkThe Cholera Walk is a short circular walk which retracesmuch of the ancient bypass and takes you past the mainspring and picnic area (Font Mayor) so ifit’s a nice day, consider a picnic.Alternatively you could seek refresh-ments at one of the local bars or restau-rants. Along the way there are manyviewpoints and historical locations, oneof our favourites is the old bridge, untilthe arrival of motor cars and when thenew bridge was built in the 1920’s, thisancient bridge was the main route intothe village of Sella for anyone coming upfrom the coast. Also note, as you lookdown at the bridge from the main road there are theremains of another construction on the right hand side.Two stone archways are clearly visible; this is believed tobe all that remains of an ancient watermill that oncestood on this site.As you approach the village, you cannot fail to notice themighty Puig Campana mountain (that’s Valencian for BellPeak) which althoughis some way off, fromthis angle it appearsto look down overSella like somemighty guardian.Wherever you are inthe area it’s easy todistinguish the PuigCampana, firstlybecause of its hugemass and secondlybecause of the notch.The notch is called

Roldan’s Notch and the story (apparently true) is that agiant called Roldan use to live on the mountain. Roldanhad a very beautiful wife, in fact she was so beautiful thatit angered the Gods and they were so jealous of herbeauty that they condemned her to die at sunset! Roldan,who loved his wife very much, was furious. As sunsetapproached, he could nolonger control his angerand he kicked the top of themountain, creating thenotch that we see today. Bycreating the notch, it meantthat as the sun went down,a ray of sunlight was visiblefor an extra few minutes,thus giving Roldan and hiswife an extra couple of min-

utes together before shedied.The piece of rock that hekicked out landed in thesea and is what we nowcall Benidorm Island.It is possible to walk up

onto the summit of the Puig Campana(1408m/4619ft) but you should allow a full day forthis little outing and consider a guide.The walk will bring you into the village, and youwill find yourself at The Plaza Mayor (mainsquare) which is in the heart of the village. This iswhere the local game, Pelota (handball) is playedand also where, during fiestas, most of the cele-brations take place there is a small market here onWednesdays and Fridays as well as 2 Banks withan ATM (good to know), a Small Shop/Butcher,Tobacconist, the Doctors Surgery, the Sella TownHall, Postbox and a Public Telephone. What we

didn’t mention because you really can’t miss it is, SellaChurchThis small but beautifully decorated Church of Santa Anais also in the Plaza Mayor and if the doors are open itwarrants a look inside.

Sella Have you got a location that you would like to hear about?

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SPONSORED BY ALFAZ FANTASYFOOTBALL LEAGUEWow ! what a fantastic Weekend in the F.A.Cup 4th Round with4 out of the top 6 Premier League Teams being knocked outmeans this Season's Fantasy League is blown wide open mainlybecause a lot top Players have gone out and will lose the extrapoints which could have been had if they had stayed in.There was 1 Monday Night Game and 12 F.A.Cup Ties involvingPremier League Teams all contributing to this Week's Fantasywhich produced 32 goals,10 clean sheets,27 yellow cards and 3red ones. The 3 Players dismissed were 2 from SwanseaSigurdsson and Bartley and Sunderland's Jack Rodwell.Although there were 32 goals, most of them were scored byPlayers who are not in the Premier League which kept thisWeek's average score down to only 14 points(2nd lowest of theSeason ).Despite all the mayhem in the F.A.Cup Dennis's Team ThePotters managed to hold on to the top place in the FantasyLeague even though his advantage was cut to 29 points byDean's well traveled Globe Trotters.Two Teams are level in 3rdplace with Keith's Team Max & Paddy and Lenny's Spreadersboth 12 points behind the Globe Trotters.There was one stagebefore Christmas where Les's Team Have Not Got a Clue trailedthe nearest Team at the bottom by over 50 points but now wouldyou believe Jeff they are now only 1 point behind Danny's TeamBoro Man Dan.There was only 10 Players who scored points in our GoldenBoot League which is sponsored Leonard KnowlesConstruction. Keith's Team Max & Paddy didn't score a point butthey still managed to keep a strong 39 point advantage overVince's Team Bars a Loner.Neil's Blue Moon Rising and Micky'sTeam Woodside are locked in joint 4th spot after moving up sev-eral places to challenge the top 3. At the foot of the Table 2Teams are sharing the load of holding everybody else up andthey are Winnie's Le Hombre Rioja and Colin's Bentley Boys.Lesley's Side Laws Lads extended their lead at the top of ourMark Carter Ladies Section to 41 points over Sharon's teamShaztastic while at the other end of the scale Gil's Kippax lostground on Winnie's Le Hombre Rioja and they are now 23 pointsadrift at the bottom.

Our U.K.T.V.SPAIN Junior League is shaping up to be the mostopen and exciting for Years.So far 5 different have reached theSummit.At the moment Harley's Ginger Ninja have regained thetop spot and are only 2 points infront of Scott's Team Dog Dale.Last Weeks Leaders Sponge Bob XI have slipped down to 3rdand are just 8 points ahead of Super Rhys.Down in the base-ment Adam's Team What's the Point closed the gap on Calum'sRees Red Devils to only 9 points.Two of our Ladies Teams have the privilege of going into ourMonthly Premier Imports Draw for a case of fine Wine and theyare Lyndsey's Juke Box Dream who was this Weeks top scorerwith a tally of 35 points and Jeanette's Jin's Dream Team whogot the lowest score of minus 1.Manager of the Month for January is being kindly sponsored byDanny at Sarita's Restaurant in Albir who provide the best IndianCuisine in the area and with one week to go Scott's Emm YouEff See have a small 3 point advantage over Harley's GingerNinja.Two Teams are in joint 3rd place 6 points behind theLeaders and they are Dean's Globe Trotters and Tom'sBenidorm Trotters. Janski's Jewels and The Bulgars are alsowell in contention in 5th & 6th place.The Fastest Moving Team this Week is Lyndsey's Juke BoxDream who climbed up 24 places to No 97 which qualifies herfor a super Good Olde English Breakfast for 2 at Rafters spon-sored by Happy Gooner Kate.At the time of going to Press I have not had time to collate allthe F.A.Cup points so by the time you read this I'm sure the upto date League Table will be up on our website which iswww.alfazffl.com also don't forget this Week the 4th Round ofour very popular K.O.Cup Competition take place with the pickof the Ties being Dani's Brendan's Boys taking on Keith's TeamMax & Paddy which is a real Liverpool v Chelsea clash for theManagers.Keep in touch with what's going on in the FantasyLeague by visiting our Website or if you can't access a computeryou can always pop into Hepburns or The Local in Albir and getall the latest News and Results.

Carl Froch has vacated his IBFsuper-middleweight title andJames DeGale will fight for thebelt at the O2 Arena in London onApril 25.

Uncertainty continues to reignover the future of Nottingham'sFroch. He had been due to facemandatory challenger DeGaleafter an elbow injury forced him topull out of a planned Las Vegasclash with Julio Chavez Jr.

Instead, Froch has decided torelinquish his belt and the IBFhave indicated that DeGale musttake on American Andre Dirrell in hisbid to become a world champion,with an all-British super-fightbetween DeGale and Froch a possi-bility for later in the year.

“It’s been a frustrating couple ofweeks with terms agreed for theChavez fight only for me to be unableto proceed in camp due to injury,”said Froch, who also holds the WBAbelt. “I know what it’s like to wait for a

shot and I didn’t want to hold Jamesup in fighting for a world title.“James is a great young fighter and Ihope he can go out and win that titleand who knows, we may even meetlater in the year.”

FROCH VACATES IBF TITLE

JUKEBOX POOL LEAGUE

JUKEBOX FOOTBALLPREDICTIONS LEAGUE

GROUP A P W D L F A PTSJUKEBOX B 4 4 0 0 30 10 12TARTAN BAR 4 3 0 1 23 17 9ROCKSTAR 4 2 0 2 23 17 6SERENAS B 4 1 0 3 16 24 3Y PRIDE B 4 0 0 7 8 32 0

GROUP B P W D L F A PTSSERENAS A 4 2 1 1 22 18 7LUCYS BAR 4 2 0 2 20 20 6IBROX 3 1 1 1 14 16 4GRILL HOUSE 2 1 0 1 10 10 3WAIKIKI 3 0 2 1 14 16 2

GROUP C P W D L F A PTSBOBBYS BAR 3 2 1 0 18 12 7

JUKEBOX A 3 1 1 1 15 15 4

Y PRIDE A 3 1 1 1 14 16 4

NEPTUNES 3 0 1 2 13 17 1

Place NEW NAME NO Tot g27 Tot1 BOBBY BB 25 181 7 1882 BERNARD 42 180 7 1873 STAN 55 178 7 1854 DAVID JB 4 175 8 1835 DANIEL 12 172 9 1816 KEV SCOT 70 174 7 1817 BRIAN 8 174 6 1808 TONY H 32 174 6 1809 DARREN 54 172 8 18010 TOM S.E. 61 173 7 18011 MARIE JB 3 170 9 17912 GARY/SUE 43 171 8 17913 TOBY 51 172 7 17914 KEITH U Jack 35 172 6 17815 RYAN 20 169 8 17716 SHARON JB 6 171 5 17617 KEN 11 171 5 17618 LOUISE 71 168 8 17619 WES 74 170 6 17620 LES JB 1 168 6 17421 JEAN 9 167 7 17422 FRED Pool 10 167 7 17423 BOBBY 47 169 5 17424 DAVE LEE 7 166 7 17325 JANET 18 162 11 17326 LEE H 30 167 5 17227 GARY G BAR 31 165 7 17228 MICHELLE/IAN 15 165 6 17129 KEN G BAR 36 163 8 17130 NORAH 75 162 8 17031 LEROY 33 162 7 16932 DAN B 66 164 5 16933 LISA 19 158 10 16834 MAC 67 163 5 16835 DAVE BROOKS 76 162 6 16836 JOHNNY 65 159 8 16737 GARY/JOSEY 49 158 8 16638 KELLY 58 163 3 16639 CLIVE 52 161 4 16540 JEFF 40 158 6 16441 LINZI JB 5 157 6 16342 J. JOYCE 17 156 7 16343 ALEX T 60 156 7 16344 LUCHIE 46 156 6 16245 TRISH 68 155 7 16246 IAN/MICHELLE 13 155 6 16147 PAUL ENG 23 149 12 16148 KYNE Bidvest 57 152 9 16149 JIM 41 155 5 16050 JAN JB 2 153 6 15951 DEBS 39 153 6 15952 NICK 77 152 7 15953 TOM t 44 151 7 15854 LILA 27 151 6 15755 BRAIN S/E 53 149 8 15756 LINDA 21 149 7 15657 CHRISTINE G BAR 37 151 5 15658 ALAN BOOKIE 64 148 8 15659 DAVE/Brenda 14 150 5 15560 BRIAN BOYD 48 150 5 15561 KEMPY 73 148 7 15562 DEREK 26 148 6 15463 JOHN BOOKIE 62 144 10 15464 TONYstret 16 139 14 15365 DONNA 22 148 5 15366 SAM 63 146 7 15367 SCOTT 28 148 4 15268 FAYE 34 145 7 15269 KATH 69 146 6 15270 IAN 29 148 3 15171 JASON Bidvest 56 143 5 14872 RON 38 140 7 14773 JULES 45 142 4 14674 JOSEY 50 139 7 14675 ASH 59 133 9 14276 CALLUM A/O/S 78 135 7 14277 JAKE ENG 24 136 5 14178 ELAINE S 72 123 9 132

Played annually, the format of the Championship issimple: each team plays every other team once,with home field advantage alternating from oneyear to the next. Two points are awarded for a win,one for a draw and none for a loss and unlike mostother rugby union competitions the bonus pointsystem is not used.

Victory in every game results in a 'Grand Slam' andback-to-back Grand Slams have been won on fiveoccasions. Wales achieved the first one in 1908and 1909, England have done it three times in 1913and 1914, 1923 and 1924 and 1991 and 1992 whileFrance did it in 1997 and 1998. England hold therecord for the number of Grand Slams won with 12,followed by Wales with 11, France with nine,Scotland with three and Ireland with two.

Victory by any Home Nation over the other threeHome Nations constitutes as a 'Triple Crown'. TheTriple Crown has twice been won on four consecu-tive occasions, once by Wales between 1976 and1979 and once by England between 1995 and1998. England hold the record for the number ofTriple Crowns won with 23, followed by Wales with20 and Scotland and Ireland both with ten.

Although this achievement has long been a featureof the tournament, it was not until 2006 that a phys-ical trophy, commissioned by the Royal Bank ofScotland, was awarded. Meanwhile, the last-placednation at the end of the tournament is said to havewon a purely figurative Wooden Spoon.

Several individual competitions take place underthe umbrella of the Six Nations tournament. Theoldest is the Calcutta Cup, which has been runningsince 1879 and is contested annually betweenEngland and Scotland.The Millennium Trophy has been awarded to thewinner of the game between England and Irelandwith the first presented in 1989, and in the sameyear, the Centenary Quaich was contestedbetween Ireland and Scotland for the first time.

Since 2007, France and Italy have also contestedfor their own silverware - the Giuseppe GaribaldiTrophy. It was created to honour the 200th anniver-sary of the birth of Giuseppe Garibaldi, who helpedunify Italy and was also a French military general.

HISTORY OF THE 6 NATIONS

The 2015 European Six NationsTournament begins on Friday,February 6, when Wales host Englandin Cardiff. Saturday, February 7, willwitness Ireland away versus Italy inRome, and France welcomingScotland in Paris.

Ireland won the 2014 championshipon points differential with England(both teams 4-1), but the Red Rosesbeat the Irish and achieved a TripleCrown (24th), winning against theHome Countries. The Six Nations pro-

duced record attendance of 1,038million, averaging 69.2M per game.Jonathan Sexton of Ireland led inpoints with 56.The tournament this year can be con-sidered a five game tune up to theRugby World Cup that begins inSeptember. Some of these six nationswill compete against each other inRWC pool play.

The key contest sees Wales at homeagainst its arch rival England. Mostrecently, the Taffies, who were 2-2 in

the autumn 2014 tests,enjoyed a rare 12-6 win

over South Africa, and a nar-row loss to Australia 33-28.Historically, England is 9-6 against theWelsh in Six Nations play.

Both France and Ireland enjoy a signif-icant 14-1 Six Nations record againstItaly and Scotland. Scotland was 1-4last tournament and Italy, in its 15thyear since joining in 2000, lost all fivegames.

WILSON ADDS TO ENGLAND WOESEngland prop David Wilson has beenruled out of Friday's Six Nationsopener against Wales due to a neckinjury.

Leicester's Dan Cole is set to start attight-head in Wilson's absence buthas only just returned from a footinjury himself, having undergoneneck surgery last summer.

Wilson, 29, started all four ofEngland's autumn internationals andstill hopes to be available for theirsecond Six Nations match againstItaly on February 14.England have been badly hit byinjuries with Wilson's name nowadded to a list containing locksGeoff Parling, CourtneyLawes, Joe Launchbury andEd Slater, centres Manu

Tuilagi, Brad Barritt and KyleEastmond, flanker Tom Wood, fly-halfOwen Farrell, No 8 Ben Morganand full-back Ben Foden."We're hoping David will be inthe mix for next week, but he's

not right at the momentunfortunately," saidEngland forwardscoach GrahamRowntree.


TRANSFER HEADLINESKANE SIGNS NEWSPURS CONTRACTHarry Kane hassigned a new five-and-a-half year con-tract with TottenhamHotspur. The 21-year-old has been insuperb form forSpurs, having scored20 goals in all compe-titions this season.

The striker is anacademy graduateand childhood Spursfan fromWalthamstow. Hemade his debut forthe first team in aEuropa League clashin 2011, and scoredin his PremierLeague debut lastyear. He has also had loanspells at LeytonOrient, Millwall,Norwich City andLeicester City. Kane has

alsoimpressed on

international duty,

having representedEngland at U17, U19,U20 and U21 level.His record for theU21 side currentlystands at eight goalsfrom 10 games.

Former Spurs strikerJermain Defoe saysKane fully deserveshis new deal andtipped the frontmanfor an internationalcall-up in the nearfuture.

Kane has secured hisfuture at Tottenhamuntil 2020, a majorboost for the clubahead of the North

London derbyclash withArsenal on

Saturday.

MAN UTD SIGN DEFENDERManchester United have signed little-known Bolton defender Andy Kellett onloan until the end of the season.Kellett has made just four senior appear-ances for Bolton - though less than 90minutes of action in total. Until threeweeks ago he was on loan at PlymouthArgyle, who he made 15 appearancesfor in a three-month spell - scoring onespectacular goal in which he slalomedthrough most of the Northampton teambefore scoring. Kellett, 21, moves to Old Trafford as mid-

fielder Saidy Janko, who joinedManchester United in September 2013from FC Zurich, goes the other way, alsoon loan.

Janko has yet to make a senior appear-ance for United, and the Swiss 19-year-old will now have the chance to push forfirst-team football with Bolton.

Kellett is United's third signing of theJanuary transfer window, followingmoves for Sadiq El Fitouri and former

REDKNAPP RESIGNSHarry Redknapp has announced hisresignation as manager of PremierLeague strugglers QPR.

The veteran boss says he is quitting hispost because he will undergo kneereplacement surgery in the comingweeks.

The 67-year-old took charge at LoftusRoad in November 2012 but informedChairman Tony Fernandes that he wasresigning on Tuesday morning. And QPRhave announced that Les Ferdinand andChris Ramsey have been placed in tem-porary charge of the team until furthernotice. Redknapp has been under pres-sure this season and leaves with QPRsecond-bottom of the Premier League,having not earned a single point awayfrom home all season.

QPR were expected to try and strength-en their squad while the transfer windowwas open but their only signing was

Mauro Zarate from West Ham, who hasbeen on the field for just 14 minutessince his arrival on loan at the start ofJanuary. Redknapp said: "I have hadsuch a fantastic time at QPR.

"I would like to thank the Board, the play-ers and all my staff, and especially thesupporters, who have been absolutelyfantastic to me since I arrived at the clubfor their tremendous support. "Sadly, Ineed immediate surgery on my knee,which is going to stop me from doing myjob in the coming weeks.

TIM CAHILLSNUBS MOYESTim Cahill has left New York RedBulls and joined Chinese clubShanghai Shenhua after turningdown an offer to rejoin David Moyesat Real Sociedad. Real managerMoyes - Cahill's old boss atGoodison Park - offered the midfield-er the chance move to La Liga butthe 35-year-old felt the move toChina appealed more at this stage ofhis career.

Cahill told Fox Sports: "Basically Ispent most of the morning on thephone to the boys: I spoke to (formerNY team-mate) Thierry Henry via textand Bill Kenwright at Everton and(Australia coach) Ange Postecoglou.Spoke to Moyes about possiblygoing to La Liga.


SPORT THIS WEEKWednesday 4th February19:45 Primera Division - Real Madrid v Sevilla Sky Sports 1

19:45 Coppa Italia - Napoli v Inter Sky Sports 5

19:45 Soccer English FA Cup - Bolton v Liverpool BBC 1

Thursday 5th February19:00 CAF African Cup of Nations - Ghana v Equatorial Guinea

British Eurosport/ITV 4

19:00 Darts - Premier League Sky Sports 1

22:55 Rugby 7s - New Zealand Sevens Sky Sports 2

Friday 6th February20:05 RBS Six Nations 2015 - Wales v England BBC 1

Saturday 7th February12:30 Scottish Cup - Dundee v Celtic Sky Sports 1

12:45 Barclays Premier League - Tottenham v Arsenal BT Sport 1

14:30 Rugby Union RBS Six Nations 2015 - Italy v Ireland BBC 1

15:00 Primera Division - Atl Madrid v Real Madrid Sky Sports 5

15:00 Barclays Premier League - Swansea City v Sunderland15:00 Barclays Premier League - Aston Villa v Chelsea15:00 Barclays Premier League - Everton v Liverpool15:00 Barclays Premier League - Man City v Hull City15:00 Barclays Premier League - Leicester City v Crystal Palace15:00 Barclays Premier League - QPR v Southampton

17:00 RBS Six Nations 2015 - France v Scotland BBC 1

17:30 Barclays Premier League - Everton v Liverpool Sky Sports 1

19:45 Serie A - JuVentus v AC Milan BT Sport 1

21:00 Primera Division - Sociedad v Celta Vigo Sky Sports 5

Sunday 8th February12:00 Barclays Premier League - Burnley v West Brom Sky Sports 1

12:30 Scottish Cup - Stranraer v Dundee Utd Sky Sports 2

13:30 Dutch Soccer - Eredivisie - Go Ahead Eagles v Ajax Sky Sports 5

14:05 Barclays Premier League - Newcastle v Stoke Sky Sports 1

15:00 Scottish Cup - Rangers v Raith BBC 1 Scotland

15:00 LV Cup 2014/15 - Saracens v Exeter Sky Sports 2

16:15 Barclays Premier League - West Ham v Man Utd Sky Sports 1

19:00 African Nations Cup - TBC vs TBC British Eurosport/ITV 4

19:45 Serie A - Inter v Palermo BT Sport 2

20:00 Ath Bilbao v Barcelona Sky Sports 1/Sky Sports 5

Monday 9th February19:45 League One - Bradford v MK Dons Sky Sports 1

Tuesday 10th February20:00 Barclays Premier League - Liverpool v Tottenham BT Sport 1

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Manchester United eased intothe fifth round of the FA Cupafter winning their replayagainst Cambridge United atOld Trafford with the minimumof fuss.

After kick-off was delayed by 20minutes to allow Cambridge sup-porters stuck in traffic to arrive,Tom Elliott missed a gloriouschance to give the League Twoside a shock lead inside the firstminute when he hit the post withjust David de Gea to beat.From then on it was one-waytraffic and the hosts broke thedeadlock after 25 minutes whenMarouane Fellaini headedacross goal for Juan Mata to fin-ish....

Tottenham winger AaronLennon has joinedEverton on loan for therest of the season.

Sky Sports reported onFriday that Hull were intalks to sign the 27-year-old, but he was understoodto have had the choiceover a plethora of clubsthat also includedLeicester City and Stoke.

Lennon’s motivation is toplay regular first team foot-ball after failing to establishhimself in Mauricio

Pochettino’s first team thisseason.Sky Sports reported earlyin the window that Spurshad made it known early inthe window that they wereprepared to sell him on apermanent deal.

However, a number ofclubs have found it difficultto reach an agreement withTottenham on that basis,and therefore Lennon hasmoved on a loan that doesnot have any further com-mitments. He will reassesshis options in the summer.

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Manchester United mid-fielder Anderson hassigned for Brazilian sideInternacional on a four-year contract.

The 26-year-old joinedUnited for £26m in 2007,but leaves Old Trafford ona free transfer after fallingout of favour in recentyears.

Anderson won fourPremier League titles, theChampions League, twoLeague Cups and the FIFAClub World Cup in eightseasons with the club.Hewas a regular starter in hisfirst four years under for-mer boss Sir AlexFerguson but a combina-tion of serious injuries, andstruggles with his weight,curtailed his playing time.

The Brazilian, who wasloaned to Fiorentina last

season, made just 70Premier League starts forUnited during his time withthe club.

This season he has startedjust one game under man-ager Louis van Gaal, theembarrassing Capital OneCup defeat at the hands ofMK Dons last August.

After completing his moveAnderson took toInstagram to say farewellto “the best club in theworld”.

“Thank you so much toManchester United It istruly the best club in theworld, I love it so much andhave enjoyed every year Ihave spent there,” hewrote.

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Marcos Rojo doubled the advan-tage in the 32nd minute when heheaded home from Robin VanPersie’s chipped cross.And substitute James Wilsoncapped off a comfortable win forManchester United when he firedhome from the edge of the boxwith 17 minutes remaining.Next up for Louis van Gaal’s sideis a trip to Preston North End, whobeat Sheffield United 3-1.

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