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Living on a fault lineAre We reAlly properly prepAred or informed in the event of An eruption?

T he 6th Cities on Vol-canoes Conference, one of the largest

conferences of the year in Tenerife, attracted hun-dreds of delegates from all over the world to the con-ference centre in Puerto de la Cruz.

Canarian volcanologists worked hard to bring the bien-nial conference to the islands, to help underline the general lack of preparation in the islands in the face of future eruptions. The Canaries are volcanic islands and sooner or later a new eruption will break out somewhere. Out of the seven islands, only Tenerife has a fully drawn up emergency plan and experts emphasise that even that has not yet been tested or

hundreds of potential stars of screen, small and large, tuned up recently at the Blackstone film casting session which was held in the cc plaza del duque over the last weekend of may.

From tiny tots to interesting senior citizens, the company’s call was for everyone and

anyone to turn up and get their photograph taken for possible use in future projects. BlackstoneFilms are based in Parque de

la Reina and are a film and TV production company.

The atmosphere during the casting was fun and relaxed, with very little sign of

any ‘Hollywood’ moms around. People took it in their stride, were there as much out of curiosity as a desire for fame and fortune, and certainly the people at Blackstone were more than pleased with the turn out of over 1,200 people.

published. Many communities in the world live with volcanoes, but sadly, all too often, familiar-ity breeds contempt and the possible risks, as well as the pos-sible opportunities are ignored. At a seminar for the island’s press, only two representatives of the majority Spanish press were present, indicating that they either already know it all, or they are not interested. Reductions in the conference fee of over 70 per cent for teach-ers saw less than 10 Canarian education specialists take up the opportunity.

Volcanoes are part of nature, they are expected to provide up to 10 per cent of the world’s energy in the future and without them the Canary Islands would not exist. A volcanic eruption is

not catastrophic, a catastrophe is what is caused when there is improper vigilance of volcanic activity, no evacuation plans or plans are incorrectly carried out. A volcanic hazard is what happens when people settle too close to volcanoes, and danger occurs when they are without the knowledge or means to protect themselves.

During the early days of the conference, which continues as we go to print, several worry-ing pieces of information were revealed. Key installations such as the new northern hospital and the possible Granadilla port which is supposed to take over all of Tenerife’s future shipping are both in possible risk areas.

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Every eruption is different and since, over the millennia, the Canaries has experienced all of the various types of dan-gers associated with volcanoes: explosions, ash flows and show-ers, mud flows, landslides, shifts in earth levels, lava flows, poisonous gasses and tsunamis, it is impossible to predict the type of eruption that will happen here next.

Whilst previous Canarian eruptions caused little loss of life, history has only recorded 23 deaths from volcanic erup-tions in the Islands over the last five centuries, the amount of risk is correlated exactly to the population levels which now stand at the highest saturation level ever, particularly along the coast where most lava, mud and ash flows would be led by the various ravines. Ash deposits

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of up to 10 metres in depth have been measured from previous tinerfeñan eruptions for example.

The calming inference that seemed to be coming from the authorities after the seismic mini-crisis in 2004, that a couple of bulldozers could get in front of the lava flow and cleave a safe path for any danger, would seem to have no basis in scientific fact. If a major eruption occurs, water supplies will be widely contaminated and power sup-plies and transport inevitably heavily affected.

Also worrying is that one of the two monitoring bodies in the islands does not share its information with the rest of the scientific community, meaning that frequently ex-pensive and scarce equipment

is duplicated in potential hot spots. That political or personal interest should allowed to be put above the safety and wel-fare of the public who pay for this equipment and personnel is scandalous and should be stopped now.

Experts agree that the Canar-ies is “due” an eruption, but they cannot predict where or when and “due” would seem to be an elastic statement too for a science that deals in millennia rather than decades.

The longest period that the Canaries has gone within re-corded historical times without an eruption is 85 years, but the average time between volcanic episodes is 40 years (the last eruption was in 1971 in La Palma). We were also told that the space between highly explosive eruptions is around 200,000 years and since it is 188,000 years approximately since the last one, we are also “due” another soon, however no scientist can or will put his hand on his heart and declare when.

What we have to do is to be properly informed and pre-pared. Risk areas need to be

identified in all the islands, the areas kept a close watch on and plans drawn up. Peo-ple need to know what to do and a proper system set up to sound the alarm, somewhat more complicated given the multi-linguistic nature of the resident and tourist population of the Islands.

On the plus side in Tenerife at least, we are lucky to have two airports, with the prob-ability that at least one should be able to continue to operate if there is a problem here. The new Canarian Volcano Institute is also finally to be set up and will be sited in Puerto de la Cruz.

So, failing other information, if there is a problem where do we go to escape immediate danger? According to Ray Cas, an Australian volcanology professor with a number of years of experience in Tenerife, the safest areas will probably be Teno and Anaga, although they too could experience some fallout.

More information next edition.

economic crisis

Canarian emigrationthousands of islanders have been forced to emigrate due to the economic crisis according to data recently released by human resources experts Adecco.

The level is double the national average and shows an increase of 18.8 per cent since April 2008, amounting

to some 14,000 over 18s. The most worrying aspect is that the level of education of those choosing to go elsewhere is extremely high, a phenomenon the sociologists call a brain drain.

Around half of the emigrants choose to resettle in Europe, with the USA, UK, France, Italy and Germany continu-

ing to be popular and Portugal increasing in demand along with previously less frequent choices such as Norway and Sweden. Many are also choosing developing countries such as those in Latin America where there are ample opportuni-ties for investigation in scientific fields.

politics

Caesar’s wifeA row is building up over a payment of €1,200 to the tailor of the canarian president’s wife.

Angela Mena, who is also a councillor for Santa Cruz and head of their department for women, apparently

ordered an outfit for a special occasion. She was invited to be the ‘godmother’ of a particular group of Spain’s troops and present the flag, an act which she seems to feel gave her the right to charge the Canarian Government for her outfit of the day. To add insult to injury, the outfit worn by Ms. Mena whilst “representing” the Canaries, included a tall peineta or wide comb and mantilla, Andalusian style.

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Both were members of this company in the past but departed for ventures new over a year ago and no longer have any connection whatsoever with our company or products.

unemployment

Jobless breather the steep rise in unemployment in the canaries appears to have been halted, although analysts warn the respite may only be momentary.

The latest monthly jobless figures show that the rate fell by 0.5 per cent in May compared to April. The drop,

well below the falls seen in regions such as the Balearics (-7.6 per cent) or La Rioja (-5 per cent), leaves the total number registered as out of work in the Canaries at just under 265,600. The overall 12-month rate since May 2009 has risen by 6.5 per cent, half of the average increase seen across Spain.

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Tony Tree, RIP

Fuerteventura’s expat community is mourn-ing the loss of one of

its most popular members, who died recently and has left behind a legacy of happy memories among his family and friends.

The death of Tony Tree, one of the biggest fans of the island he fell in love with after a holiday many years ago, has prompted a flood of tributes from people known to him personally, as well as others who only knew him as ‘Woody’, his pseudonym on the very active Fuerteventura Fo-rum, to which he was a regular contributor with tips and advice on virtually everything under the sun (literally).

Tony’s partner of 16 years, Sandie Roe, revealed to Island Connections that his coffin con-tained a few surprises when he was laid to rest on 24 May after losing his brave fight against stomach cancer.

“Tony was an incorrigible smoker. Despite his illness, he would not give up so I arranged with the funeral directors to place in the coffin a packet of cigarettes and his lighter to accompany him on his final journey.

“His smoking was matched only by his tea-drinking, which everyone who knows us can tes-tify, especially those he press-ganged into supplying him with his beloved Sainsbury’s tea bags from home when they flew over on June 11th.

“Needless to say the teabags are in there as well to keep him company” said Sandie, who is still coming to terms with fill-ing what she describes as “the gaping hole” left in her life by the man she met 16 years ago after answering a newspaper ad in Great Yarmouth.

Among other curiosities in the coffin are two folded photo-graphs of Sandie (“so I can keep an eye on him if he misbehaves up there”), his favourite glasses,

Fuerteventura expat community in mourning

By Karl McLaughlin

a few butterflies (another of Tony’s passions) and a memo-rial card for which he himself wrote the words shortly before his death.

Although Tony Tree’s funeral was a low-key affair, Sandie and his surviving children felt his passing should be marked a short time later by one of his favourite events, a lively barbecue at home for relatives and friends on.

“I can’t think of a more ap-propriate way to say farewell to him. He was absolutely barbecue-mad and we had one at home on his 58th birthday on 31 March, even though he could not eat a thing because of his stomach cancer. It is the way people will remember him: shirtless with his glass raised

standing at the barbecue” said Sandie.

The island has lost one of its stalwarts, who left no stone unturned to find information requested by Forum visitors needing help. He would never give up on the computer until he found the information he was looking for to answer a query. “It was his nature never to let anyone down.

“Tony would offer to pick people up from the airport, but not tell them he did not drive over here. I was his driver so it meant an airport trip for me!”

Tony’s untiring efforts to bail people out prompted the following moving tribute from Forum regular ‘Falkirkdan’ (Danny Callaghan):

When your boiler has bust and water starts to spewWho is going to tell you what to doNeed to know the bus to the ZooHe knew that too

We will miss his advice on what to do His wit and his directness tooNo doubt from above the Fo-rum he is a watchingHis keyboard fingers a twitching

He was never happier than supping his favourite brewAnd was happy to share a cup with youHe was a friend to manyThe wise sage of the ForumFuerty he loved with a passionRest in Peace Woody’

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The hole left in the lives of Sandie, his four daughters and Sandie’s son Barry, is matched by the gap left on Tony’s favou-rite spot on the island: his own patch on the sand at Corralejo, where he brought a totally different meaning to the term beach bum, as Sandie jokingly recalls.

“He would often get the bus from our home in Costa Antigua to Puerto del Rosario and then another one all the way up to Corralejo, where he sunbathed on the same spot all time time. The first thing he would do would be to slip off his trunks to get his behind a good tan, even though it made for some embarrassing moments when people he knew would turn up to say hello and he had to frantically put the swimming trunks back on to get up for a chat”. That was Tony, RIP.

RuRal awaRd

Making a differencea Tenerife Cabildo prize for contribution to the rural areas of the island has this year been awarded to Juan antonio Jorge Peraza.

Juan Antonio (centre) with his friend, Chef Juan Carlos and Vilaflor Mayor Manolo Fumero

He came up with the idea of promoting various rural areas through a recreation of island traditions and explaining

various historic uses of island products during organised walks such as the popular walk through the heights between Santiago del Teide and Garachico, the almond fair in Aripe, the traditions day in Taucho, the threshing in San José de los Llanos and the almond, pitch, stone and honey routes. His, “locuras” as he terms them are immensely popular and are an unqualified success.A well deserved award for someone whose enviable ability is not only based on his enthusiasm and commitment but his skill in inspiring the same enthusiasm and commitment in others.

PoliTiCs

President defends decisionCa n a r i a n p re s i d e nt Paulino Rivero used the extensive media coverage of the Canary islands day celebrations to justify his party’s decision not to topple the spanish government in the recent austerity package vote in Parliament.

Spanish PM José Luis Ro-dríguez Zapatero would

have faced a no confidence vote if Rivero’s Canarian Coalition Party had joined almost every other party in voting against the package.

Speaking in Telde, Rivero said the decision by the CC’s two MPs to abstain, and thus give Zapatero a majority of one, was an “act of great responsibility” for the sake of the country. He revealed that Zapatero had called him personally on the eve of the crucial vote to enlist his suport. Ironically, Rivero is in a coalition in the Canaries with Spain’s main opposition party, the PPP.

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states spent three days in Tenerife recently at the invitation of the Spanish EU Presidency to see for themselves the problems faced by the Canaries as one of the most remote regions of the Union.

The ambassadors, who rep-resent their respective coun-tries in Brussels and have a major say in policy decisions, met with members of the re-gional government as well as representatives from industry, agriculture and other sectors to discuss ways of helping the Canaries remain competitive in an increasingly globalised

It’s that time of year when plans start com-ing together for dream

summer weddings. Spain seems to be a preferred choice for many tying the knot, and who can blame them with such spectacu-lar backdrops for the big day!

As a British citizen getting

Periphery visit

The Hotel Botánico in Puerto de la Cruz was the scene for the an-

nouncement of the winners of the second phase of the Canarian wine competition, Agrocanarias 2010.

Fourteen Canarian D.O. (confirmed origin label) wines received awards during the event which saw over 100 wines presented for judging. Tenerife bodegas won 10 out of the 14 medals, Lanzarote

in order to go ahead with the marriage. It’s really important that you do this before con-tacting us at the consulate, as we’ll only know how to help you with your paperwork after you’ve spoken to the relevant authority. If you’re planning to wed in a religious ceremo-ny, you’ll still have to register the marriage with the local

from us, you should make sure that you have made the cor-rect preparations.

Once you’ve found out which documents you need, take a look at our website ukinspain.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-british-nationals/living-in-spain/mar-riage-in-spain for more detail on how to get them. If you need to come in and see us at the consulate, it would be worth ringing beforehand to check you’re bringing all you need with you, or if possible to make an appointment, so as not to waste a journey. Our website also has sample cop-ies of some certificates, so you

economy. The delegation of almost 100 diplomats and of-ficials from Brussels visited La Laguna to see the implementa-tion of EU funds in urban reno-vation projects and also spent a day on Mt Teide, including a

Getting hitched?married in Spain, you may need to fulfill some formality requirements and get your pa-perwork in order. So, it’s ad-visable to contact the author-ity where you are going to get married at the earliest possible opportunity. This could be the local town hall, registry office or religious authority. They can tell you exactly what they need

civil authorities in order to get an official marriage certificate. It’s important, then, to estab-lish the arrangements for this with the marriage officiator, and of course check that they are licensed to marry.

Some of the certificates you might be asked for include a Certificate of Civil Status, a Certificate of No Impediment and a Consular Registration Certificate. These can be pro-vided by us at the consulate and incur a fee. Certificates may depend on you providing information and swearing it under an oath or affirmation. Before requesting certificates

can get familiar with them be-fore you speak to the registrar. You might even find it useful to take the samples along with you, so that they can clarify which ones you need.

Getting documents issued, translated or legalised as nec-essary can take time, so make sure you look into this side of the wedding in advance. No doubt there are plenty of oth-er preparations to take care of, so don’t let this slip your mind.

Wishing you all the best in your married life and hoping you have a beautiful day.

BritishConsulBy Matthew Vickers, British Consul, Canary Islands

EU ambassadors visit Canaries

Wine awards

Best of the brews

three and La Palma one. The Abona D.O. was the most successful in the Canaries receiving four medals.

Bronce wine from Bodega Insercasa within the Tacoronte-Acentejo D.O. took the prize for the best ecological wine in the Canaries and also a Gold medal within the reds categories. Gold medal for dry whites to Malvasía Barrica from the Co-op society Cumbres de Abona for the red Chasnero from the Co-op society San Miguel Agrícola and for the Chasna Barrica Tinto from Cumbres de Abona, all from the Abona D.O.

Dry white gold medals to Contiempo Vidueño from the Arca de Vitis bodega, Güimár D.O., white semi dry gold to Lomo Bermejo Blanco Semiseco from Abona and in the crianzas to Viña Norte Crianza, 2005, from the

Bodegas Insulares Tenerife, Tacoronte-Acentejo D.O.

Silver medals to Tinto Joven Arautava 2009 by Bodegas El Penitente and Balcón del Valle Tinto Vendimia, both from Valle de La Orotava D.O. and for the Tara red from Ycoden Daute Isora D.O. by Viña Zanata. Dry white silver medals to two Lanzarote wines, Teiga Malvasía Seco Fermentado en Barrica 2008 from Bedoegas Mozaga and Yaiza Malvasía 2009 from Bodegas Vega de Yuco. The semi-sweet silver went to Lanzarote for their Stratvs Diego 2009 from bodegas Stratvs taking one and La Palma took the silver for the rosé, Vega Norte by SAT Noroeste de La Palma.

In the last phase of the competition the sweet malvasías, one of the treasures of the Canarian production will be judged on June 23.

tour of the Izaña astrophysics observatory. The ambassadors promised to do everything they could back in the EU capital to promote the cause of the Canaries and the other outer-most regions.

The ambassadors spent time in La Laguna to seen fund implementation


Jet2.com an-nounces strategyEnglish low cost airline Jet2.com

has been searching for solutions to the problems caused by the

dust cloud from the eruption of the volcano in Iceland.

Seeking to allow their passengers to continue travelling, despite the cloud of volcanic dust, the airline has announced the following strategy:

* Aircraft would fly at a higher altitude over areas affected by the dust cloud, despite the fact that this will cause higher fuel consumption

* A specific SMS service will keep passengers informed regarding cancellations, delays and the replacement of flights by buses

Frontur

Ash cloud declIne

The full extent of the ash cloud chaos a few weeks ago on tourism in the Canaries has emerged with the publi-cation of the visitor numbers for April.

According to the latest Frontur survey, which calcu-lates incoming passengers from other countries, the Canaries suffered a drop of just over 15 per cent in holidaymakers compared to the same month in 2009, with Britain and Germany the markets worst affected by the disruption. The number of UK holidaymakers fell by 27 per cent due to the prolonged closures of airports throughout the country.

The massive disruption, which saw tens of thousands of passengers stranded both here and in their airports of origin, has highlighted the reliance of the Canaries’ tourist industry on air travel. At the height of the crisis, the regional authori-ties put in place contingency plans to charter several ferries to ship tourists to southern Spain, a journey of more than two days, to enable them to travel onwards by road.

Tourism recovery

Irish tourism targeted by LanzaroteLanzarote’s tourism authorities have set themselves the job of restoring irish visitor n u m b e r s t o t h e i r former levels following the noticeable decline during the first part of the year.

Figures released by the local Board show that

although the overall fall in holidaymakers in the first four months of 2010, when 481,000 visitors flew into Lanzarote, stands at two per cent compared to the same period in 2009, in the case of Irish tourists the drop is over 21 per cent.

A spokeswoman said an all-out effort was need-

ed to recuperate the third most important market for the island after the UK and Germany, both of which have picked up again this year, despite the disruption caused by the ash cloud recently.

Fee Fraud

Con men arrestedTwo men who allegedly conned dozens of people in Fuerteventura with fake job offers have been arrested by police on the island.

The pair, who posed as managers of a new com-

pany, posted ads in shop windows and cybercafés inviting applications for well-paid jobs as night-club staff and cleaners for premises to be opened in various parts of Fuerteventura. After meeting up with applicants over cof-fee they asked them to fill in forms and pay sums of up to €70 as a “processing fee” for registering them for National insurance contributions.

Checks of company re-cords revealed that

the new firm was fictitious and police officers set up a sting operation by answer-ing the ads. The two men were arrested as soon as they requested money from the detectives as part of the application process. Police believe the pair may have carried out similar cons in other parts of the Canaries, particularly neighbouring Lanzarote.

Volcanic dust cloud

* Special plans are being made to create coordination centres for aircraft and road transport throughout Europe

* Agreements are being sought with European transport companies to enable Jet2.com to use hundreds of buses within a short time from the cancellation of flights

* A plan is being created to get passengers home by air, land or sea in the case of flight cancellations

In the meantime, Jet2.com advise that their passengers should make their mobile phone numbers available at the time of making flight reservations so that they can be kept informed, and advise checking the company website, www.jet2.com for updates regarding specific flights.

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Homage to James Velkov“at last” and “finally” were the words on everyone’s lips as the bust of James Velkov was unveiled in guajara recently.

On the second anniversary of James’ death, authorities, friends and family joined together to see one of his dearest

wishes come to fruition, the unveiling of a bust, commissioned by him from the renowned island resident artist, Vicky Penfold, within the enclaves of the first urbanisation he created. It is only a great shame that he wasn’t alive to see it, but his widow, with some of James’ own patience and tenacity, was able to gentle guide the project through. Friends and family paid James homage. The local mayor, Fernando Clavijo, spoke of his dedication and his work in creating Guajara and Tabaiba and island president, Ricardo Melchior, spoke of him as an example to everyone. Those of us who knew him regret the loss of his humour and friendship, his fundamental respect for people and places and his overwhelming honour in all his dealings and applaud the ‘better late than never’ gesture of the placement of his bust.

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A grand time was had by all at the sixth recreation of the charcoal burners’ art in Vilaflor recently.

The event is staged as part of a week long programme to promote the local gastronomy and this year the wonderful quality of the local grown po-tatoes and kept us all busy over the weekend. Early Saturday morning, the charcoal burners prepared and fired the charcoal pyre and whilst we kept watch to make sure all their efforts didn’t end in ashes, there were tales of lore from Enrique Savoie Álvarez, a guide through the night sky including impressions of Timón and Pumbaa by Juan Vicente Ledesma de Taoro and

a laughter therapy group by Ana María Gámez Rojas. The following morning, whilst the charcoal cooled, Jonay Escuela Noda showed us all how to make cheese, representatives from the restaurants began

and help with the judging. Fi-nally at a nod from the mayor, Manolo Fumero, the pyre was opened and we could all see the result of our joint labour and vigilance.

It was refreshing to see the mayor and councillors shifting tables and chairs and washing pots with the rest of the volun-teers, not even looking around for someone else to do it but rolling up their sleeves and getting on with it and it was indicative of the atmosphere of the whole weekend, mutual respect and sharing.

The food was fabulous, many of the restaurants will be keep-ing the dishes they created for the event on their menus for the next few weeks, the wine superb and the atmosphere couldn’t be bettered. If you haven’t yet visited Vilaflor, now is a great time to do so, if you have, go back, there’s a lot there you haven’t yet seen or experienced.

Magical night

to arrive with dishes for the gastronomic demonstration and chef Juan Carlos González Pérez and his helpers prepared their own divine offerings. The new owner of El Jable, David, was also present to lend a hand

La Carbonera

Tom passed away suddenly on Saturday 8th May. What a great loss to us all. The cremation was held on Wednesday the 12th at Memora Santa Cruz and was very well attended by his true friends. A toast to Tom was held afterwards at the Albatross Bar and money raised, €374 euros, will go to the Associations of the Island A.E.C.C. and AMATE reseach and care for cancer patients. These charities were in Tom’s

Champagne CharlieTHomas Edward

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heart and he worked so hard to help raise money for them. His wife, Gina, would like to express her sincere thanks and gratitude to everybody for their help and support during this very difficult time.

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daVid alaN rEEdOn February 2nd David

Alan Reed passed away peacefully, RIP. David, aka Scouse, lived on Tenerife for 25 years and will be sadly missed but never forgotten by family and friends. Callao Salvaje and Paddy McGintys are missing

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In a year when so much chaos has been caused by a volcano, it’s inter-

esting to know that in just a few weeks, the northern town of Garachico will be celebrating their salvation from their last volcanic eruption in 1706.

Garachico was founded after the Spanish conquest of the island in 1496 by the Genovese banker Cristobál de Ponte and it became the main port of the island, prospering in trade with Spain, Latin America and Europe. Its wealth and fame grew and rumour has it that there was once even a street paved with Carrera marble whereon the poor were only allowed to tread once a week to ask for alms. However from the beginning of the17th century onwards the town’s luck began to change for the worse. Early in the century they were hit twice by pestilence, followed by a flood in 1645 which killed over 100 people. 14 years later a plague of locusts wiped out the crops and towards the end of the century two major

fires swept through the town. The final straw was the erup-tion of the Trevejo volcano in 1706, which swept swiftly down the mountains, permanently blocked the port and allegedly buried the marble street. It was the end of Garachico’s great trading days forever.

However on this occasion no-one was killed, a salvation that local legend credits to their figure of Cristo de la Mi-sericordia and thus every five years, the village celebrates the population’s safe delivery from the eruption in a spectacular and very unusual way (and rather thriftily combine the fiesta with the annual craft fair and their popular fiesta of the traditions and romería of San Roque. In what has become known as the Fuegos del Risco, a group of local volunteers, using sacks, pine cones, and various pyrotechnical tricks, recreate the sight of the lava flowing down the hillside to drown the town and block the port. It is an extraordinarily impressive vision and not to be missed.

Also essential viewing are

the extravagant artistic floats, one of which is always made from 100s of thousands of paper flowers. If the flower float isn’t there, for the locals, the fiesta has not happened. One year, the day before the procession a stray spark from a soldering iron set fire to the float and destroyed months of work. The whole village, even the cloistered nuns, worked day and night to remake the flowers to recreate the float.

If you can only attend one romería street procession in the year, Garachico’s San Roque fiesta definitely has to be one of the favourite choices. Small towns have curiosities that cannot be seen elsewhere or in very few places. In big towns a romería tends to be something of an exhibition, in Garachico, you are urged to join in.

Over the whole period there are exhibitions, music and folk music concerts, sports, cultural and tourism activities all of which make the town well worth a visit. If you want to make the most of your trip, local hotels are not expensive, but places are few, so you are advised to book early.

Fire, fair and fiesta

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Thousands attend RomeríaThe organisers of this year’s annual Romería in Los Realejos say the event attracted its biggest turn-out for years.

Upwards of 35,000 people, the vast majority in traditional dress, packed the northern town

for the celebrations, which coincided with Canary Islands Day. Almost one hundred floats and carts took part in the Romería, which took place in glorious sunshine and went off without incident according to the local police. The town’s Tourism Initiatives Centre made a special effort this year to attract tourists holidaying in the area to the event.

SanTa CRuz

Carnaval 2011next year’s Santa Cruz Carnaval will be dedicated to the late enrique González, founder of the island’s best-known satirical singing group, ni Fu ni Fa, who died in March aged 85.

Possible themes have been put on ice for a later Carnaval to

allow a fitting tribute to González, who is credited with creating one of Carnaval’s most popular celebrations, the Burial of the Sardine.

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A Tenerife woman who refused to hand over her foster daughter

to her biological mother has had her sentence cut to three months on appeal.

Soledad Perera, from La Oro-tava, was convicted in March on several counts of refusing to obey orders from a court and the social services to hand over the young girl, whose real mother claimed custody years after giving her up for adoption. The tug of war escalated into an acrimonious legal battle which Perera lost despite recruit-ing the services of one of the country’s top lawyers, former Spanish Attorney general Eli-

Tram incidenT

School-children trappedParents of a group of infants who were trapped for over half an hour in a tram in Santa Cruz have criticised the driver for refusing to open the doors despite the soaring temperatures inside the carriage.

The incident occurred when a power failure knocked out the electricity supply to the overhead ca-bles of the tramlines, pre-venting the tram carrying the school party from pro-ceeding. The youngsters, from a primary school in Bajamar, were visiting Santa Cruz with their teachers and were stranded in the car-riage while engineers in the tram company’s HQ worked to restore power. According to the parents, the driver was asked repeatedly to open the doors manually to let the four year-olds out, or at least let fresh air in, but refused. One parent is quot-ed in a local daily as say-ing “the air was unbreath-able due to the heat and he should have acted”.

The problem, which af-fected a total of 22 trams between La Laguna and Santa Cruz, was fixed just before noon, although de-lays were caused for several hours.

While the members of the edito-rial team in the Island Connec-tions office are not quaking in

their professional boots (yet), we were more than impressed with the work being done in the English classes at the CEIP El Médano, the local infants and primary school in Granadilla.

Under the guidance of the school’s aux-iliary English teacher, Kathy Webber, and with teachers Monica and Donna, the classes (kids from ages 5 to 12) are all working on their own English language publications. Kathy said they were looking for some way to interest the kids in learning the language, and she remembered how much fun work-ing on a school magazine had been in her day, suggested they try something similar, and a few months later the presses are ready to roll.

On a visit to a class of 11 year olds we were more than taken with their work to

date. Their publication will be called ‘Multi Magazine, and has pages on a wide variety of topics, from fashion (for boys as well as girls) to pets and animals, sport, music, recipes, a crossword page…we were tempted to poach some of the pages for ourselves. The junior editorial teams have also worked on the layout and design themselves and certainly showed they were more than interested in the project. They are also hoping to place some free advertising – though maybe if some of the publications took off they could charge local businesses next year and make them self sustaining. When complete Island Con-nections will be honoured to help in picking an overall ‘best’ publication, but, clichés aside, all the kids taking part are winners.

Kathy told us that she hopes to widen the project, maybe next year including all the public schools in South Tenerife. For now we will soon bring you news of the winner, and a sample of their work.

HOTEL DEMOLiTiOn saGa

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The threatened demoli-tion of one of Tenerife’s

most famous hotels moved a step closer with the

news that the Department of the Environment has activated a rarely used

mechanism to reclaim the property after a lease

lasting several decades.

The El Médano Hotel has been the subject of a

bitter legal dispute between its owners and the Spanish authorities since the latter notified it that it breached environmental legislation.

Despite an intense cam-paign by locals and official bodies in Tenerife, includ-ing Granadilla council and the Cabildo, who want an

exception to be made given the hotel’s historic status,

the Department of the En-vironment refuses to budge on its position and has now ruled that changes made to the hotel down the years, in particular the conversion of a terrace into guest rooms,

has effectively annulled the terms of the original

concession awarded to the owners. The ruling has

been followed by official notice that Madrid is to

invoke its right to reclaim the land on which the hotel

stands.

PorT news

Cruise plans for Los Cristia-nosThe newly-elected business association in Arona has set its sights on modernising the port of Los Cristianos to enable it to receive cruise liners.

The association, now chaired by Antonio González, wants Los Cristianos to be given a massive upgrade to accom-modate at least some of the liners that call in to Tenerife. However, it stresses that unless the improvements to the port are accompanied by changes to the resort’s business model, the plans could backfire bad-ly. “We need to rethink what sort of services we offer here so that cruise passengers will not be left with the impression that Los Cristianos has nothing to offer. For this we need the local council, traders and the island’s authorities to work to-gether to come up with some-thing new to reactivate the area” said González.

crossing The road

OAP stops the trafficTraffic police in Tenerife were called upon for an unusual emergency recently when motorists reported an elderly lady was having difficulty crossing a road.

The incident would not normally have attracted at-tention except for the fact that the woman was cross-ing one of the busiest and most notorious stretches on the island, the TF1 mo-torway near the Carrefour Shopping Centre in Añaza. A patrol rushed to the scene and spotted the woman, who seemed totally disori-ented and scared, standing in the middle of the mo-torway. Officers slowed the heavy traffic and took her by the hand to safety, be-fore calling an ambulance to drive her to hospital for a check-up.

gio Hernández. The Tenerife High Court has now ruled that the original sentence should combine the various refusals into one continuous act, instead

Soledad appeal

‘Piedad mother’ sentence reduced

of separate offences, and has imposed a shorter sentence than the original nine months imposed in March. However, even though she will not spend

time in prison since this is her first conviction, Perera is likely to appeal to the Supreme Court to have the ruling overturned.

The chairman of a chil-dren’s rights association in the Canaries said the conviction was a ludicrous outcome to a case that should never have come to court. “The blinkered social services and courts were more interested in persecuting Soledad for over two years than looking after the best interests of the girl” said José Luis Calvo.

Soledad Perera, who had her sentence reduced

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Granadilla port hurdle clearedA major obstacle in the way of the building of the controversial new port in Granadilla has been cleared with the adoption by the Canarian Parliament of a new list of protected animal and plant species.

The new legislation was needed in the light of the prob-lems triggered by the damage the dredging and other con-struction work for the port would cause to marine life in the area, particular the ‘mead-ows’ of underwater plants known as seagrass located off the coast in El Médano and surrounding parts. In or-der to avoid problems with EU environment legislation, the Canarian government opted to take the seagrass out of the threatened species list but the decision was chal-lenged by conservation groups and brought to the attention of Brussels, whose funding is vital for the port project. Following the controversy, the government was forced to amend the list of protected species through an act of leg-islation, which was adopted after an acrimonious debate in Parliament.

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If people were loath to drive (on the wrong side of the road for some of them) before, now with stricter driving laws, the reticence is even stronger. The buses that used to flood down these roads have been rerouted and the tourist train that could bring life back into the area, runs up to a five star hotel further up the road.

Let’s be honest, the type of people who get on a tourist train are more likely to want a pie and a pint that a Pimm’s and paté de foie gras. Why can’t the tourist train stop at the Salytien Centre where they are more likely to get what they want. Go past the train whilst it is at the hotel and see how many people even bother to get down.

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When is an accident not an accident?

All too often it is people who are dangerous, not the mountains. It is inappropriate to use the word ‘accident’ if the ‘accident’ could have been prevented, for example, if someone is injured, or dies, when skiing on snow slopes where avalanche warnings have closed those areas. Similarly we should always drive our cars aware that all too often pedestrians cross the road, without looking, in front of buses taking on passengers.

In the UK today, some mountain rescue teams say 75 per cent of their ‘accident’ callouts are for uninjured walkers who fail to notice the conditions, to abort their plans and to return to their base soon enough when:

Barranco del Infierno

• Darkness approaches

• The weather is obviously deteriorating rapidly

• Wearing only training shoes and jeans in severe snow conditions

• They have no mountain walking experience or training

Real accidents cannot be prevented. For example, an avalanche in the Himalayas, created another in a nearby valley which in turn caused another avalanche. The last one covered the mountaineers’ tents and some alpinists lost their lives.

Rarely has there been an accident in the Barranco del Infierno, in Adeje, which has been closed now for over six months. Repairs to the path, after it was damaged by heavy rainfall, were completed and the path was expected to open early this year, but recent heavy rains again damaged about five metres of the path. Until this work has been done the Barranco will remain closed, possibly until February/March of next year.

Always phone before arrival to confirm conditions and to book your walk: Tel 922 782885

between 8.30am and 4.00pm. (NB from 9am to 11am the phone is very busy and it may be difficult to get through.)

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As a long term resident in the south of Tenerife and a frequent visitor

before that, i can’t help but think that the upmarket swing has gone too far.

Yes, we were all sick to death of the touts on the streets, tacky shops and loud and rowdy discos, but the sterile walkways and pedestrian only zones might be pretty, but are they practical.

Take the area of Pueblo Canario and the Casino on the beachfront for example. Once upon a time it bustled with people. There are cafes and restaurants in the area that have

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the well known British concern Wimpey, after a management buyout in 1997. At the head of WimPen is Ivan Pengelly, who originally came to the is-lands as Regional Director for Wimpey in 1983. He brought with him, not only years of ex-perience in the construction business, but his personal un-derstanding of other cultures, already having lived in coun-tries such as Egypt, Venezuela, Pakistan and Spain.

Ivan began his career here looking after the first time-share resort in the Islands: Las Casitas in Lanzarote, as well as Las Rosas in Santiago de Teide, Tenerife. His move here was meant to be temporary, but 27 years later Tenerife is still his home and he is surrounded

on new projects and its good reputation”.

Diversification is the key; WimPen now not only man-ages timeshare resorts, but also residential and commu-nity projects, such as Pueblo Don Thomas in La Gomera. Providing a first-class service is also paramount. Ivan sees himself as a, “servant” of his clients and works hard to maintain standards.

On a personal level he does have a passion other than his work. He owns a small col-

Tenerife’s hotel sector has called on the Depart-ment of Agriculture to ban fish-farming cages on the coast of the island’s resorts due to the damage they cause to marine biodiversity.

its clients. Ivan has always be-lieved that it is important to keep moving forward and find new ways of dealing with the changing socio-economic cli-mate. For instance, timeshare owners now have the oppor-tunity to exchange their weeks between resorts, something that wasn’t available until last month. He is proud of what the company has achieved, still thoroughly enjoys his work, has no plans to retire yet and is making solid plans for the future. WimPen will, “build

lection of classic cars, mostly Jaguars, and regularly takes part in runs around the Islands.

He is a charismatic gentle-man who has played a sig-nificant role in the Island’s de-velopment. He also has high hopes for the archipelago’s fu-ture. Whilst the government’s plans to raise the standard of tourism here may not have im-mediately paid off, he believes that there will, eventually, be an up-turn.

Optimism and lateral think-ing are necessary tools to help us all through this crisis; it’s refreshing to encounter some-one with the ability to keep looking forward positively whilst being flexible enough to adapt to present circum-stances.

by his family, several of whom work in the company, based in Playa Paraiso.

WimPen has gone from strength to strength and much of this success can undoubted-ly be attributed to Mr Pengelly himself. He is a hands-on di-rector and is involved in the company’s business at all lev-els. He also, however, appre-ciates his staff’s strengths and is renowned for having created a stable working environment, something which is obviously appreciated as some employ-ees have worked with him for over 20 years.

The company weathered the bad press timeshare re-ceived during the eighties and nineties and Ivan fought hard to improve the industry. He is also suitably disparaging of the more dubious side of time-share and of the way some companies have tried to con-tinue making big profits. He acknowledges that some of the ‘holiday packages’ which are now being sold are, “less than moral”, and deceiving its clients has never been part of the company’s business prac-tice. Ivan does, in fact, believe wholeheartedly in transpar-ency and perhaps that is why WimPen is still so trusted by

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The report claims that fish cages are incompatible with human occupation

An expert report commissioned by the sector’s association, Ashotel, concludes that the giant cages are, “incompatible with the human use of beaches”, among other reasons due to the massive presence of nitrogen and phosphates generated by the fish-farming. Ashotel insists the impact of the cages, which produce thousands of tons of fish every year, is, “not just visual”, can lead to serious environmental harm and wants the cages to be towed much further out to sea to minimise the consequences on the shoreline throughout the south of the island.

Ashotel president, José Fernando Cabrera, affirmed, “marine aquaculture is an important economic activity for the Islands, but we should make the effort to site them in areas away from the coast so that they don’t have an environmental impact on the marine floor.” The study was prepared by the Sea Sciences department of the Las Palmas University of Gran Canaria and urges the Canarian Government to stick to an agreement reached on aquaculture within the pact for competitiveness and quality in Canarian tourism and signed in Fuerteventura in 2008. One of the conclusions reached by the study is that fish cages are incompatible with tourism for their visual impact and because the changes brought about in the water that surrounds them hinders its recreational use.

For this reason, Cabrera, rejected the future amplification of the fish cages in the cliff area of Los Gigantes, a tourist areas known as the Blue Lagoon. According to the President, the new installation would cause an enormous visual impact, cloud the water and attract sharks and dolphins. He also emphasised that the installation of additional cages is against the agreement reached by the sector with the Canaria Government.

Cabrera explained that the there are over 250 hotels in Arona, Adeje and Santiago del Teide which accommodate around 60 per cent of the island’s tourism and provide work for 40,000 people. “Tenerife has 200 kilometres of coast and there are more adequate areas to place the cages than off the best of the island’s beaches where the most tourism is,” he concluded.

The Santiago del Teide mayor, Juan Damián Gorrín, also put in his pennyworth agreeing that the cages should be in specially designated areas away from the tourist areas. “We have to back tourism which is the sector that at the moment is driving the Canarian economy,” he asserted.

Submarine environment and ecology professor, Ángel Luque affirmed that the environmental impact in an area where the protected bottle nosed dolphins live, would be considerable and that the nitrogen and phosphorous residues left in the sea after producing the proposed 1,000 tons a year of fish would be equivalent to increasing the human population by 20,000 people.


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The Spanish tourist board has joined together with local companies, including The Daily Telegraph, to offer a taste of what Spain can offer to its visitors.

Following on from the successful event in Liverpool in April a further two events are scheduled in London and Edinburgh through-out the summer. Flamenco dancers, medieval food markets and giant paellas head the popu-larity stakes and many of the country’s regions will be taking part. This year the emphasis is on sport and there is an exhibition on Spain’s sporting history and a number of sports chal-lenges for football, horse riding, surfing, ten-nis, basketball, golfing and Formula One fans among others. Gastronomic offers include the

famous jamón Serrano, gazpacho soup, chees-es, olives, suckling pig, wine, sherry and liqueur tastings and the aforementioned paella. Paco Fernández will be amazing all with his virtu-osity on the Spanish guitar and various more modern upcoming stars will be performing in addition to the more tradition flamenco from Andalusia.

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A large percentage of our British clients making wills in Te-

nerife also have property or assets in the United Kingdom.

Many ask why it is necessary to make a Spanish Will when their English will already covers their worldwide assets. Whilst an English Will can administer Spanish assets, the procedure is long, complicated and will cost approximately four or five times the price of making a Spanish Will in the first place. As such, we recommend that all clients make a Will in each country covering their assets in that country only.

However, for those that have made a Will in each country, many fail to consider that conflicting Wills can can-cel each other out. One prob-lem we are increasingly seeing is that clients have often failed to revise their British Will whilst

Spanish and English wills – are yours valid?

making their Spanish Will. Unfortunately, many Spanish lawyers do not understand British laws or their effect on a Spanish Will.

A typical British Will states that the Will revokes or can-cels all previous testamentary dispositions. Unless this is ex-pressly limited to the United Kingdom then the British Will inadvertently cancels any Spanish Will made on an ear-lier date.

Alternatively, if both Wills are valid but the British Will leaves “all assets to X, Y, and Z” whilst the Spanish Will leaves the Spanish assets to A, B and C, then a clash can oc-cur (remember that the British Will in the above scenario is not limited to British assets, hence it inadvertently tries to deal with worldwide assets).

Where two Wills exist with conflicting provisions, then it is possible that both Wills may be deemed invalid in respect of those conflicting (Spanish)

gifts. The result is that the Spanish portion of the estate could end up being divided in accordance with government prescribed Intestacy Rules, whereby the assets may go to entirely different beneficiar-ies than those intended by the person making the Will.

In any scenario for Brits (val-id Will, conflicting Wills or no Will at all), the relevant British law will always apply to their testamentary affairs. Spain ap-plies the individual’s own na-tional laws to such matters. Only Spaniards are bound by Spanish testamentary laws (e.g. compulsory beneficiar-ies).

For a review of your Spanish and British Will requirements or to make either a English or Spanish Will, call us for a quotation or to arrange a con-sultation on 922 717845 (or 0871 218 0063 from the U.K.) or email us at [email protected].

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Record Security, part of the Compañía de las Islas Occidentales group. Their manager Francisco Brito affirmed, “Canarian families are increasingly more worried about safety and the security of their properties, which is why they are

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Sign of the timeschoosing active vigilance and passive security with the installation of security cameras and alarms in their homes”. However in general he pointed out that, “sadly there is no awareness in the Canaries of the importance of security… the majority of businesses see it more as an expense than as an investment”. Unfortunately, especially with the economic crisis persuading some individuals into desperate measures, this is an attitude that may have to change.

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more than a generation before the public finances can be on an even keel.

British expatriates living in Spain could be affected by the economic measures. If you should move back to the UK the potential tax increases there will impact on your disposable income and wealth, leaving you with less to spend and pass on to your family.

A wealth and tax adviser like Blevins Franks can help you to plan ahead and arrange your finances in legitimate tax reducing structures, whether you remain in Spain or return to the UK.

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By Bill Blevins, Financial Correspondent, Blevins Franks

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T he new UK Conser-vative-Liberal Demo-cratic coalition gov-

ernment has as a priority the task of slashing the massive budget deficit of around £165 billion. There will have to be the toughest spending cuts for decades and tax increases to achieve this.

An emergency Budget will be delivered on 22nd June. Prior to the election, the parties were not open about what tax rises lay ahead. Immediately following the coalition deal the following was agreed:

Inheritance tax During his pre-election cam-

paign, the Conservatives had pledged to raise the inheri-tance tax threshold, currently £325,000, to £1 million. This has been dropped, in effect keeping more Britons liable to the 40 per cent inheritance tax rate and robbing the wealthier of a welcome tax break.

Tax rises hit the wealthierTax-free allowanceThe tax-free allowance on

income will rise to £10,000 from £6,745, at a cost of £17 billion according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

National Insurance Con-tributions

The one per cent rise in NICs for employees earning over £20,000, which was an-nounced by the previous La-bour government, will stay to help pay for the tax free allowance increase.

Capital gains taxA substantial increase in

capital gains tax is planned on non-business assets such as second homes, buy-to-let properties, other investments and shares. The CGT rate could rise from 18 per cent to 40 or 50 per cent on the sale of some as-sets. The tax-free threshold of £10,100 on investment income could also be lowered.

VATAlthough this wasn’t men-

tioned, most economists feel that VAT will undoubtedly be increased from 17.5 per cent to at least 20cent.

Other tax increases put in place by the previous govern-ment, including an additional

increase in NICs and the with-drawal of pension tax relief for high earners, are due to come into force next year.

European countries with in-debtedness are under pressure to tackle the problem and cut their deficits. Spain has made a commitment to take significant additional consolidation mea-

sures in 2010 and 2011. The government has announced a new austerity budget with a five per cent pay cut for public work-ers, a freeze on pensions and by axing investment spending by more than €6 billion. The tax rate on savings income has already increased and VAT will rise by two per cent to 18 per cent in July.

Before the UK election, the National Institute for Economic and Social Research said that the next government must raise taxes by six pence in the pound and freeze tax allowances for the economy to return to health. Many economists warn that taxes will have to rise to reduce Britain’s debt and it will not be down to cuts alone. It will take

You may need professional advice after the emergency UK Budget

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Dear DoctorI have a 4-month old baby

and I have some questions about sleeping habits. Should I wake her up for feedings? How many naps does a baby need? When should my baby start sleeping through the night?

SIncerely,lorraIne

Dear Lorraine,

If you’re like most new mums, you’re probably so sleep deprived that you’ll be nodding off half way through this. It’s tough, but we all live through it. Most babies will start sleeping through the night at about four months of age. You won’t get an uninterrupted stretch of the baby sleeping 10-12 hours, but you will get about five hours and then another good uninterrupted stretch after a night feeding. Those five hours will feel luxurious. Don’t worry if your baby is four months old and still isn’t sleeping that long. You can help her along by letting her sleep at night, not waking her to feed, and by keeping things dark and quiet.

Normally when babies are first born, everything is eat, sleep, poop, eat, sleep, poop, so you don’t really count any of that sleeping as naps. But somewhere between two and six months of age, babies tend to settle into a three-naps-a-day pattern, where each nap can last an hour or

two, before going to a one-nap-a-day pattern after their first birthday. Most kids lose their need for naps by about five years of age.

I don’t recommend waking babies for night time feedings, because you want them to sleep (and you too!). However, I would suggest you wake them for night feedings in their first couple of weeks if they haven’t yet gained back their birth weight - babies tend to lose 10 per cent of their weight after they’re born. Also, if they’re sleeping more in the day than the night, I do suggest waking them so they don’t go more than four hours without eating.

Overall, I suggest not waking babies at night so they can find their own sleep schedule. And you generally don’t have to wake them in the day either, because most will wake on their own. If you notice that the baby is sleeping for longer stretches during the day, then I would start waking them in the day, so they don’t get night and day mixed up. Give your baby the opportunity to have a routine. Try to have some semblance of a routine and schedule, but it doesn’t have to be right down to the minute.

It’s also helpful to know that once babies get to the point where they’re eating more in the daytime they don’t need to wake and eat at night. But don’t overfeed the baby to encourage her to sleep through the night. Some parents try to push more formula, breast milk, or baby food on the baby right before sleep and that can backfire because the baby might not settle in well. Wait until your

baby settles into a pattern where he naturally eats more in the daytime.

Always put your baby on his back to sleep, never on his side or tummy. There’s a higher risk of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome/Cot death) if they’re on their tummy or their side (they can roll onto their stomach if they’re lying on their side).

Dear Doctor,I have herpes and don’t

know how to treat it. What are the options?

name WItHHeld

Treatment with antiviral drugs can help people who are bothered by genital herpes and outbreaks stay symptom-free longer. These drugs can also reduce the severity and duration of symptoms when they flare up. Drug therapy is not a cure, but it can make living with the condition easier.

There are three major drugs commonly used to treat genital herpes symptoms: acyclovir, famciclovir, and valacyclovir. For mulas applied to the surface of the skin provide little benefit, and doctors don’t usually recommend them.

Initial treatment. If you have symptoms such as sores when you’re first diagnosed with genital herpes, your doctor will usually give you a brief course (7-10 days) of antiviral therapy to relieve them or prevent them from getting worse. Your doctor

may keep you on the drugs longer if your sores don’t heal in that time. After the first treatment, work with your doctor to come up with the best way to take antiviral therapies. There are two options:

Intermittent treatment. Your doctor may prescribe an antiviral drug for you to keep on hand in case you have another flare-up; this is called intermittent therapy. You can take the pills for two to five days as soon as you notice sores or when you feel an outbreak coming on. Sores will heal and disappear on their own, but taking the drugs can make the symptoms less severe and make them go away faster.

Suppressive treatment. If you have outbreaks often, you may want to consider taking an antiviral drug every day. Doctors call this suppressive therapy. If you have more than five to six outbreaks a year it may be an option for you as it can significantly reduce the number of outbreaks. Some people who take the antiviral drugs daily have no outbreaks at all.

There is no set number of outbreaks per year that doctors use to decide when someone should s tar t suppressive therapy. Rather, the determining factor is if they are severe enough to interfere with your daily life.

Side ef fects with these drugs are considered mild, and health experts believe these drugs are safe in the long term. People taking suppressive therapy should see their doctor at least once a year to decide if they should continue. You may find taking the pills ever y day to be inconvenient, the drugs may not work for you, or you may naturally have fewer outbreaks as time goes on. Your doctor can help you make treatment choices to suit your needs.

Dr. De La Flor, G.P. is licensed in medicine & general surgery. He holds certificates in nutrition, medical exercise and human performance from the University of Berkeley in California, the American Council on Exercise and the U.S. National Strength & Conditioning Association. He is a strong believer in work/life balance and spends much of his time outside of his surgery on the tennis court, jogging or chasing his four kids around the neighbourhood. You can reach the doctor at 00-34-697.888.666 to schedule a consultation in his surgery or a medical visit in your home.

Fabian Fitzner founder and chief trainer of bFit 24h gyms and Bfit Personal training.

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Fitness Fabian

do wrong to get it rightIf you drive a car you may have experienced

this situation. You want to enter a roundabout taking the left lane. As you are coming closer you wonder why the left lane is almost empty while there are 12 cars waiting to enter the right lane. Then you begin to realise why. Nobody will let you in. After taking the risk and rushing to the inside lane you encounter the next problem, nobody wants to let you out.

House Calls with

People just do not understand how the roundabout works. If you enter the right lane you should have to leave via first exit, whereas if you enter the second you can leave wherever you want. But no, there seem to be no rules and instead we have accidents on a daily basis here in Los Cristianos.

Let’s say after you finally managed to leave the roundabout without an accident you need to go shopping. With your trolley full you have to choose a till. One is free and in three others there are from three to eight people waiting. Which one would you choose? The empty one? Actually many people will actually go to one of the other queues – it seems to be human nature to congregate where there are other people. If others are doing something it must be worth copying. Try this – walk down a street with someone and arrange for both of you to raise your head and look up at the same time - I bet all the people around will look up, too.

So why am I telling you this and what does it have to do with sport?

People always do what others do. Humans are social. If everybody enters the roundabout in the same manner, why not do it too? If there is a long queue somewhere you want to be in there too, a.s.o.

Now we watch our nutrient habits and the routine we use in the gym. Why on earth are 80 per cent of people training in the gym following the same programme? No one will have the constant success they desire. Why are 75 per cent of Britons overweight (2007-University of Southhampton)? Because they all do what everybody else does. Eat junk food.

What you have to do now is to change your habits. Be a trendsetter instead of a hanger-on. Swim upriver up instead of down. Ask yourself if you want to be like everybody else, overweight, out of shape with low performance levels or do you want to belong to the 20 per cent of the people who are fit, in good shape and achieving high performance levels? In other words: just do wrong (against the trend) to get it right!

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Health Directory Hospitals

Hospital la CandelariaCarretera Del Rosario 145 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tel : 922 602 000hospitaldelacandelaria.com

Hospital UniversitarioCarretera Cuesta-Taco San Cristobal de La Laguna (Tenerife), Tel: 922 678 000huc.es

Hospiten sUrPlaya de Las Américas Arona-Tenerife Tel.: 922 75 00 22. Fax: 922 79 36 18

HospitenC/ Pescadores, Edf. Discovery, Carretera Gral. La Cuesta. Taco 38108La Laguna Tel.: 922 626240 Fax: 922 614355

Hospiten BellevUeC/ Alemania, 6 Urb. San Fernando. Puerto de la Cruz Tel.: 922 38 35 51 Fax: 922 37 03 12

Hospiten taMaraGUaC/ Agustín de Bethencourt, 30Puerto de la Cruz Tel.: 922 38 05 12 Fax: 922 38 08 50

Hospiten raMBlaAddress: Rambla General Franco, 115. 38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Tel.: 922 29 16 00. Fax: 922 29 10 88

Gynaecology

dr MiCHael tHeisCalle La Hoya 55Puerto de la CruzIn the south on Saturdays at Hospital Las Americastel 922 370897Specialist in gynaecology

South: C/ Amalia Alayón, 11, 1º D, Los Cristianos.Tel. 922 78 83 28

North: Plaza del Charco 6,2nd floor, Puerto de la Cruz. Tel. 922 38 13 47

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Specialist shopfor yourorthopaedic needsWe speak EnglishCarretera Gral. Orotava-Icod,41 bajo. La Mancha (38430) Icod de Los Vinos

Tel. 922 812 807 / 121 804 Fax: 922 812 911

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doCtor de la FlorFamily medicine, home or hotel visitsCalle Tinerfe El Grande 9, Adeje697 888 666 (doctor) 637 245 270

Hospitals

Costa adeJe HospitalEnglish Spoken Urb. San Eugenio. Edif Garajonay Adeje• Appointment Tel: 922 792 400• Emergency & Ambulance Tel: 922 791 000www.uspcostaadeje.com

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ortopediaSpecialist shop for orthopaedic needs. English spokenCtra. Gral, Orotava-Icod 41º La Mancha. tel: 922 812 807

pHYsiotHerapist / osteopatHOfficially registered Nº967Philippe HoogstoelHome visitsTel: 677 818 661English, Spanish, French, German spoken

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Enter the website of the Federation of Canarian Chemists: www.fefarcan.comand click on ‘farmacias de guardia’ at the top right of the page.

Hospitals

Usp Costa adeJe HospitalEnglish Spoken C.Poeta Rodríguez Herrera, 1.Santa Cruz de Tenerife• Tel: 922 270 700• Fax 922 270 908www.usplacolina.com

C.C. Fañabé Plaza, Avda. Bruselas 2nd floor (in front of Hotel Jacaranda)Playa Fañabé , Costa Adeje, Tenerife Sur

Tel: 922 714 225 • Fax: 922 724 130 • www.clinicadentalfanabeplaza.com

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Partner Av. Los Abrigos, Nº 21 - Los AbrigosMon to Sat 8:30 am - 8 pm

[email protected]: 922 749 742

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Markets

MondayAlcalá 9am to 2pmTuesday Los Abrigos 5pm to 9pmWednesday Playa San Juan 9am to 2pmThursday Costa Adeje 9am to 2pmFriday Golf del Sur 9am to 2pmSan Isidro 5pm to 9pmSaturday Costa Adeje 9am to 2pmEl Médano 9am to 2pmSunday Los Cristianos 9am to 2pmPuerto de la Cruz 9am to 2pm

K9 car boot sales • First Sunday of every monthHappy Days, Costa del Silencio.8am - 12 noon. Stalls €6. • Second Saturday of every month outside Shimmers Bar, Callao Salvaje. 10am to 1pm. • K9 also have a stall on the Playa San Juan market every Wednesday and at Alcalá every Monday: 9am- 2pm. Adeje Sunday evening market: 4pm - 8pm at the Ika CentreFor more information call Susan for Adeje market 922 710 675 Pat the Cat: 608 121 081

Friends of the Animals car boot sale • Last Sunday of every month Los Gigantes Sports Centre 9am- 12 noon. • F.O.T.A. now has a good as new shop between the Medical Centre and Pizza Taxi at Playa de la Arena. Monday to Friday: 10am to 6pm Saturday: 10am to 2pm• Goods are desperately needed for these events which are great for bargains and a good rummage.

k9 & Friends oF the aniMals

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C/Suárez Guerra, 21Santa Cruz de Tfe.Tel. 922 27 92 66

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Affordable canvas paintings!Great selection of contemporary, original, unique and decorative paintings (signed & certificated)Mon - Fri: 10.30am - 2pm / 5pm - 8.30pm. Sat: 10.30am - 2.30pm

Fiestas & CUltUral eVentsJune 6, Corpus Christi carpets, Puerto de la Cruz town centreJune 10, Corpus Christi carpets, La Orotava, and Romería de San Isidro

Fiestas & CUltUral eVentsJune 13, Fiestas de San Antonio, Santa BrígidaJune 13, San Antonio de Padua, Moya

MUsiCAuditorio Alfredo Kraus, Las Palmas. Tickets and information: www.auditorio-alfredokraus.com/June 4, Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran CanariaJune 4, 9 pm, Sinead O’Connor (Sala San Borondon)June 5, 9 pm, VIII Arrecife de las Músicas: Joe HenryJune 9, 8.30 pm, Young Canarian interpreters cycle

sCeniC artsTeatro Cúyas Las Palmas. www.teatrocuyas.comJune 3 to 13, Garrick performed by TricicleTeatro Pérez Galdós Las Palmas. www.teatroperezgaldos.esJune 13, 15, 17 and 19, Opera: I MasnadieriJune 14, Concert: Moonwind

eXhiBitionsTo June 12, Photos: Panorámicas. Casino MelonerasTo June 13, Photos: Con permiso de lo absurdo. Casa de Colón, Las PalmasTo June 27, Canarian mountains, much more than wood. Parque San Telmo, Las Palmas. To June 30, Las Islas Canarias: Mitos y Leyendas por descubrir. Public Library, Las PalmasTo July 4, Horizontes Insulares. Centro de Arte La Regenta, Las PalmasTo September 3, Young creators of Mali. Casa África, Las Palmas

other eVentsJune 6, 13 and 20, 9 am to 2 pm, Mercadillo de Tunte. San BartoloméJune 13, 8.30 am to 1.30 pm, Agricultural and Livestock Market 2010, San Fernando Skating RinkJune 5, Regional Folklore

Festival. San FernandoJune 5, VII Photographic Marathon Mesa y López, Las PalmasJune 12 and 13, VI Edition: Star Party Canarias, El Garañón campsite, Santa María de Guía

sPort and natUreTrekking:Local councils in various areas of the island organise guided treks and other open-air activities. For more information, call UPNature, Guanarteme 928 270084 or 928 473265, Arucas 928 621754, Maspalomas 928 764201, Tablero 928 140640, Mogán 928 158805, Aldea de San Nicolás de Tolentino 928.891.252 or www.alberguelaaldea.com, or Valleseco 928 618740.

ArchaeologyGuided visits to the principal digs in the island: Bentayga (Tejeda), Cenobio de Valerón (Guía) etc. For more information 928 219 229.

MarketsArguineguín: Tuesday, Gáldar: Thursday, Mogán: Sunday, Puerto de Mogán: Friday, Telde: Saturday, Terór: Sunday, Vecindario: Monday and Wednesday – all 8am to 2pm. Playa del Inglés, every day except Sunday, 7.30 to 11.30pm. Rastro, Sunday 8am to 2pm, bus station, Las Palmas.

902 317327 or www.auditoriodetenerife.comJune 4, 8.30 pm, Orquesta Sinfónica de TenerifeJune 8, 8.30 pm, 5th Spanish Music FestivalJune 11, 8.30 pm, Orquesta Sinfónica de TenerifeJune 12 and 13, Spanish National BalletJune 16 to 19, 9 pm and June 19, 20, 6 pm, Garrick by Tricicle

Puerto de la CruzJune 4, 10.30 pm, Solo Jazz, Fran Ledesma. ÁbacoJune 5, 8.30 pm, piano concert, Sergio Oramas Royo. El CastilloJune 18, 10.30 pm, Memphis Blues Band. Ábaco

Santa Cruz port precinct:June 6, 9 pm, Alicia Keys in concert

Guia de Isora:June 5 and 10, cinema, AuditóriumJune 11, 8,30 pm, theatre, Auditorium

IV Arona Magic FestivalJune 11, 9 pm, Gala, health centre car park, Cabo BlancoJune 12, 9 pm, Gala, Plaza de la Iglesia, Los CristianosJune 13, 7 pm, Children’s Gala, Ramblas, Las Galletas

eXhiBitionsSanta Cruz:To June 26, Paisaje íntimo. Centro de Arte La Recova

Puerto de la Cruz:To June 25, Paraisos artificiales by Adrián Martínez. Fleming 4To June 25, Lo que busco/lo que veo by José Ramón Insa Alba. El CastilloTo July 9, Sinergias by Teo Mesa. Instituto de Estudios Hispánicos

South, cultural and civic centres:June 7 to July 5, paintings collection, Cho-Parque de La ReinaJune 15 to 30, exhibition by the painting school, Las GalletasTo June 11, photos by Paco Penas. Las GalletasTo June 16, paintings by Angelo Brizzi. Los CristianosTo June 30, photos, Cauce Sur, memories of the old road. Arona Town HallTo June 30, photos, art in the street, Camping Garabato, Los CristianosTo June 30, paintings collection, Cabo Blanco

Children’s aCtiVities,

ARONA Isla ChicaJune 15, 6 pm, Diverse Tenerife, Plaza de La CamellaJune 16, 6 pm, Conserving Water, Rambla, Las GalletasJune 17, 6 pm, Making Perfumes, Plaza de la Iglesia, El FraileJune 18, 6 pm, show: Las Mil y Un Opera, Cabo Blanco

other eVentsJune 1 to 6, Avenida de Colón. Puerto de la Cruz in flower June 6th Drácula, end of course dance spectacular, Auditorio de Adeje

sPort & natUreFailte fun walksStretch your legs every Friday morning with Failte. Meet outside the Hotel Gran Arona in Los Cristianos for a trek over Guaza mountain followed by refreshments. Wear stout shoes, meet friends and get

couples or on your own. 1st. Floor Apolo Center, Los Cristianos. Wednesdays: 11am - 1pm. More info: Edna 922 732 386 / 619 059 577

English LibraryCalle Irlanda, Parque Taoro, Puerto de la Cruz. Monday 3pm - 5.30pm Wednesday 10am - 12 noon Friday from 4pm - 6pm Saturday 11am - 1pmInfo: 922 383098 during opening hours

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings in the South: 1st Floor Apolo Centre, Los Cristianos (next to bus terminal). Mon, Wed and Sat: 5.45pmCosta del Silencio, Oasis group, CC Coral Mar. Thursday: 7.30pmCallao Salvaje, Living Sober Group, Local 4, CC Buena Azul (Sueño Azul). Sunday 6.30pm For more info: call 630 478 448 (24hrs)

some exercise. New faces always welcome. More information from Tony on 628 689 306.

Tourist routes 922 127 938Every Tuesday: Montes del Agua1st Saturday of each month: Teide National Park2nd Saturday: Masca ravine3rd Saturday: Volcanic tube at Cueva de San Marcos4th Saturday: Kayak trip off Los Gigantes cliffs, Punta de Teno

Kayak routesTours by kayak for all abilities which may be combined with snorkelling, hiking, climbing or potholing. More info on 922 127 938 or www.elcardon.com

SurfingNorth: Escuela de Surf y Body Board OAD La Laguna, for those aged 12 years and over. More information on 922 256 244 or www.oadlaguna.comSouth: Escuela Oficial de la Federación Canaria de Surf K16 (Playa de las Américas). Groups or individual training for those aged seven years or over. More information on 922 798 480 or www.k16surf.com

hikingDiscover AronaMore information about trekking routes on 922 725 180 www.arona.org

All year round, guided walks for groups through the most emblematic buildings of the lovely northern town of Los Silos. Contact Oscar on 922 841 086.

Barranco del Infierno (Adeje):Closed for repairsInformation on 922 782 885.

Guided trails for the general public:The National Park’s interpretation service offers guided tours free of charge. You need to book in advance with the National Park Office (Tel. 922 290 129/922 290 183).

MisCellaneoUsLa Baranda Wine Museum Promoting local quality wines. TF-5 motorway (El Sauzal exit). More info: 922 572 535 or www.tenerife.es/Casa-vinoCastles Tours: Tenerife History Museum offers guided tours around the island’s castles for schools and groups. More info: 922 825 949

Masonic Meetings South of Tenerife. Visitors always welcome. Tenerife Craft, Chapter, Mark. More info: 922 794 502 / 922 732 386

Ciudadanos Europeos (European Citizens Group). For more information contact the Secretary, Chris Stanyer on 922 751 507 or the President, Harry Davies, on 922 781 905. [email protected]

The Wednesday ClubYour opportunity to meet people like you, ladies, gentlemen,

lions ClUB eVentsTenerife Sur:Santiago del Teide Lions Club:July 3, President’s Night, El Marques, Los Gigantes. Jon Thornley 627386 648.Tenerife Sur Lions Club: June 26, President’s Night, Westhaven Bay, Costa del Silencio. Ken Sadler 670 647 765.Arona, Las Galletas, Costa del Silencio:

Second Sunday of the month: barbecue with entertainment at Coral Mar Square

Last Sunday of the month: buffet and entertainment at Habla Habla, Las Galletas. Cath 629 506 882.All the Lions Clubs in this area, Tenerife Sur, Santiago del Teide, Arona-San Miguel, and Las Galletas-Costa Silencio are combining to have a World Cup football sweepstake in association with Worldwide motor dealers, Urb. Costa Sol, Costa del Silencio. The proceeds will go to support the Hogar Chindia children’s home in Valle San Lorenzo.The Lions shop in the Apolo Center is open Monday to Friday 11am to 3pm. The Costa del Silencio shop is open Monday to Friday 11am to 2pm. Donations of clothing, books, bric-a-brac etc are welcome. Ken Sadler 670 647 765.

MUsiCV Edition: Los Caprichos Musicales de La Isla BajaJune 5, 8 pm, Ancora, saxophone quartet, El TanqueJune 12, 8 pm, Fermin Higuera, piano recital, Los SilosJune 13, 12 noon, New Union of Los Silos band, Los SilosJune 18, 8.30 pm, end of course concert, Garachico

Auditorio de Tenerife Santa Cruz. Tickets:


2010 World Cup

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Who’s where?Whether you’re a fan of the

English Premiership or La Liga in Spain, many of the players you see week in week out will be playing in their national sides in South Africa. Many former team mates could also end up playing against each other, and if Liverpool and Spain striker Fernando Torres gets his wish,

in the final. Torres told the English Express newspaper that his dream final would be England versus Spain adding that his Liverpool team mate Steven Gerard could be one of the stars of the tournament. “Spain v England would be the perfect World Cup 2010 final”, he told the paper, adding that they were probably the second best team in the tournament

(no prizes for guessing who is top in his opinion). “It’s hard to see a weakness in the England team. All they need to do now is break the mental barrier that going out at the quarter-final stage of tournaments brings,” he concluded.

If that were to happen other Spanish players lining out for their country on July 11th in the Soccer City Stadium in

Johannesburg, currently plying their trade in the Premiership would include Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal) and Reina (Liverpool).

In fact the English league boasts the greatest representa-tion in this World Cup, with 138 players travelling to represent their respective teams. Germany is second with 94, Italy with 93 and Spain with 73. Players from European leagues (not coun-

tries) dominate the Finals. Club by club, as we go to press

Chelsea has 16 players chosen to represent their individual countries (it was 17 until Germany’s captain Ballack was injured), followed by Barcelona (14), Real Madrid (12), Arsenal (12), Liverpool (12), Ajax (11), Bayern Munich (11), Juventus (11), Inter Milan (11) and Tottenham (10).

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14/06 7:30pm Italy __ Paraguay __15/06 12:30pm New Zealand __ Slovakia __20/06 12:30pm Slovakia __ Paraguay __20/06 3:00pm Italy __ New Zealand __24/06 3:00pm Slovakia __ Italy __24/06 3:00pm Paraguay __ New Zealand __

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Group ACrunch match: MexiCo v UrUgUay, JUne 22Players to watch: Steven Pienaar (RSA), Aaron Mokoena (RSA), Cuauhtemoc Blanco (MEX), Rafael Márquez (MEX), Giovanni dos Santos (MEX), Thierry Henry (FRA), Nicolas Anelka (FRA), William Gallas (FRA), Diego Lugano (URU), Diego Forlán (URU).

Group BCrunch match: argentina v nigeria, JUne 12Players to watch: Lionel Messi (ARG), Javier Mascherano (ARG), Carlos Tevez (ARG), Juan Veron (ARG), Park Ji-Sung (KOR), Park Chu-Young (KOR), Obafemi Martins (NIG), Aiyegbeni Yakubu (NIG), Georgios Karagounis (GRE) and Theofanis Gekas (GRE).

Group C:Crunch match: england v USa, JUne 12Players to watch: Wayne Rooney (ENG), Frank Lampard (ENG), Landon Donovan (USA), Tim Howard (USA), Karim Ziani (ALG), Robert Koren (SVN).

Group DCrunch match: ghana v aUStralia, JUne 19Players to watch: Miroslav Klose (GER), Tim Cahill (AUS), Matthew Amoah (GHA), Michael Essien (GHA), Milan Jovanovic (SRB), Marko Pantelic (SRB).

Group ECrunch match: CaMeroon v netherlandS, JUne 24Players to watch: Arjen Robben (NED), Dirk Kuyt (NED), Nicklas Bendtner (DEN), Jon Dahl Tomasson (DEN), Shunsuke Nakamura (JPN), Keisuke Honda (JPN), Samuel Eto’o (CMR), Jean II Makoun (CMR), Alexandre Song (CMR).

Group FCrunch match: italy v ParagUay, JUne 14Players to watch: Gianluigi Buffon (ITA), Fabio Cannavaro (ITA), Gennaro Gattuso (ITA), Andrea Pirlo (ITA), Robert Vitteck (SVK), Justo Villar (PAR), Salvador Cabanas (PAR), Ryan Nelsen (NZL).

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Group GCrunch match: ivory CoaSt v PortUgal, JUne 15Players to watch: Kaká (BRA), Luis Fabiano (BRA), Cristiano Ronaldo (POR), Liedson (POR), Didier Drogba (CIV), Jong Tae-Se (PRK).

Group HCrunch match: hondUraS v Chile, JUne 16Players to watch: Xavi (ESP), Andres Iniesta (ESP), David Villa (ESP), Humberto Suazo (CHI), Matias Fernandez (CHI), Alexis Sanchez (CHI), Wilson Palacios (HON), Carlos Pavon (HON), Alexandre Frei (SUI), Blaise Nkufo (SUI), Tranquillo Bernetta (SUI).

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10:30 Morning: EnglandVBangladesh SecondTest/day2:

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19:00 LiveUKOpenDarts: UKOpenDarts

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23:55 TheSkyatNightSir Patrick Moore is joined by Professor Derek Ward-Thompson and Dr Chris North to examine the latest stunning images from Herschel.

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Weekend11:30 GreatBritishMenu12:30 MotoGP

Jennie Gow is in Italy for round five of this year’s MotoGP. Reigning world champion Valentino Rossi will be the one to watch in front of an expectant home crowd.

14:00 Tennis15:55 Earth:ThePowerof

thePlanet18:55 RichardHammond’s

Engineering Connections19:45 TopGear

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May visit Vietnam.

21:00 AnAfricanJourney withJonathan Dimbleby

On the second leg of his journey across Africa, Jonathan Dimbleby travels 2000 miles through East Africa’s Rift Valley.

22:00 MichaelClaytonFilm. Problem fixer Michael Clayton is brought in to clean up the mess after one of his law firm’s top litigators suffers a breakdown while repre-senting a corrupt chemical corporation in a multi-bil-lion dollar legal suit.

23:55 Confessionsofa DangerousMind

Film. Oddball black comedy based on the cult memoirs of Chuck Barris, a successful television producer responsible for two hit gameshows who claimed to moonlight as a CIA assassin in his spare time.

06:00 GMTV09:25 CoronationStreet

Omnibus11:55 ITVNews&Weather12:00 ThisMorning13:00 Columbo:DeathHits

theJackpotThe dishevelled detective investigates the case of a struggling photogra-pher who wins millions of dollars on the lottery but has no intention of sharing the money with his soon-to-be ex-wife. The man persuades his uncle to claim the prize as his own and turn it over to him later - but, as he finds out to his cost, blood does not always run thicker than water.

15:00 Britain’sGotTalent -TheFinal17:30 LondonTonight17:45 ITVNews&Weather18:00 SoccerAid2010

Dermot O’Leary introduces the star-studded charity match between England and The Rest of the World live from Old Trafford. Playing in aid of UNICEF, two squads of celebrities and footballing legends will battle it out for the Soccer Aid Trophy. Stars taking part including Rob-bie Williams, Gordon Ram-say, Mike Myers, Zinedine Zidane, Paolo Maldini and Alan Shearer

22:00 PiersMorgan’sWorld CupSouthAfrica

In the build-up to Africa’s first ever football World Cup, Piers Morgan journeys to South Africa and finds a country with a passion for football even greater than his own. He also discovers how the country has progressed since the end of apartheid twenty years ago.

23:00 ITVNews23:15 OpenWater

Film. Dramatic thriller. A couple on a scuba-diving holiday in the Caribbean are accidentally left behind by their tour boat crew, leaving them drifting alone in the shark-infested ocean.

06:00 TheTreaclePeople06:10 TheHoobs06:35 TheHoobs07:00 Mobil1TheGrid07:30 CooperTiresBritish

BritishFormula3 InternationalSeries08:00 Freesportson408:55 TheHills09:25 Friends09:55 HollyoaksOmnibus12:25 Friends13:00 Glee14:00 WorldMusicAwards15:35 TheSimpsons16:10 TheSimpsons16:40 DealorNoDeal17:25 ScrapheapChallenge18:30 Channel4News19:00 Cameron’sBlackTory

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19:55 OneFineDayFilm. George Clooney plays Jack Taylor, a 24/7 reporter exposing city hall corruption, who is left holding his daughter when his wife walks out. Michelle Pfeiffer plays Melanie Parker, an architect preparing a major presentation, who has to “hide” her son from her child-hating boss. And when they learn of each other’s problems, taking turns to care for the kids also leads to love in Michael Hoffman’s outstanding romantic comedy

22:00 TheInsideStoryBig Brother Exposed: The Inside Story speaks to the people behind the cameras to chart the programme’s remarkable journey.

23:05 8Outof10CatsMichael Ball, Jodie Kidd, Stephen Baldwin and Alun Cochrane join team captains Sean Lock and Jason Manford.

23:40 KungFuHustleFilm. Set in pre-revo-lutionary China, Sing, a street hustler makes the mistake of pretending to be a member of the notorious Axe Gang.

06:00 Milkshake:Children’s entertainment10:00 iCarly10:35 TrueJackson,VP11:10 FamilyFoodFight

withFlora11:40 BritsWhoMadethe

ModernWorldThe documentary series looking at the untold stories of British scientific innovations here focuses on the development of Britain’s mobile-phone network.

12:10 Warplane13:10 D-Day:

TheUltimateConflictDocumentary about the most momentous event of the Second World War.

15:15 GuardingTessFilm. Romantic comedy starring Nicolas Cage and Shirley MacLaine about a secret service agent who is landed with the dull assignment of protecting the former First Lady.

17:05 TheGooniesSpielberg’s beloved ‘80s comedic adventure stars seven unruly kids search-ing for pirate treasure through booby traps, water slides, gadgets, and escaped convicts.

19:10 FiveNews19:15 CricketonFive

Highlights of the third day’s play in the second Test between England and Bangladesh at Old Trafford.

20:00 RobinHood: PrinceofThieves

Film. Romantic action adventure based on the legendary nobleman turned outlaw. On his return from the Crusades, Robin of Locksley learns that his father has been murdered by the tyrannical Sheriff of Nottingham and embarks on a campaign of guerrilla warfare to protect King Richard’s throne.

22:45 BestoftheBestFilm. Martial arts drama in which a misfit team of American kick-boxers must undergo rigorous training for an all-important contest against a ruthless Korean team.

06:00 AerobicsOzStyleInternational sport, aero-bic and fitness champions take you through a selec-tion of great workouts and health tips, all filmed at many of Sydney’s most beautiful landmarks.

06:30 FifaFutbolMundialFrom Serie A to the Bundesliga, from the MLS to the J-League, here is all the action from the world game, with interviews from the heroes of the past, stars of today and talent of tomorrow.

07:00 EnglandVBangladesh SecondTest,day2:

England v Bangladesh at Old Trafford. The teams have never met on this ground, but Bangladesh have it all to do.

09:00 CricketWritersonTVPaul Allott presents the cricket show that dissects the key issues in the game. Also in the studio: members of the Press to lend their views on the cricket news that has made the headlines.

10:30 LiveEnglandv Bangladesh2ndTest

England v Bangladesh, day three of the second Test at Old Trafford. Bangladesh have only won three of 66 Test matches, but have been steadily improving as a team.

19:00 LiveUKOpenDarts: UKOpenDarts

Day 4 at the Reebok Stadium, Bolton. Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor is the defending champion, but he has never successfully retained his crown.

23:00 EnglandVBangladesh 2ndTestHighlights01:00 SuperLeague

Round 16: Harlequins v Crusaders at the Twickenham Stoop. Both sides made inconsistent starts to the season and need to put a winning run together if they are to make the top spots.

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one TWO 106:00 Breakfast09:15 CrimewatchRoadshow10:00 PutYourMoney

WhereYourMouthIs11:00 CowboyTrap11:45 CashintheAttic12:15 BargainHunt1:00 BBCNewsatOne1:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 Doctors14:15 Murder,SheWrote15:00 BBCNews15:05 ICanCook15:20 Zigby15:30 DennisandGnasher15:40 Ooglies15:55 ShauntheSheep16:05 TracyBeakerReturns16:35 BluePeterSpecial17:00 Newsround17:15 TheWeakestLink18:00 BBCNewsatSix61830 BBCLondonNews19:00 TheOneShow19:30 Jimmy’sFoodFactory20:00 EastEnders

Phil returns from a week-end binge determined to win Ben back, but he faces bigger battles than he anticipated. Meanwhile, an increasingly unstable Lucas is rattled by idle gossip, and who is the bewitching new girl on the Square?

20:30 PanoramaAhead of a possible bid for debt-ridden Manchester United, Panorama reporter John Sweeney explores the battle for the soul of the club.

21:00 ForQueenAndCountryDocumentary following the Grenadier Guards as they prepare to lead the 2010 Trooping the Colour.

22:00 BBCNews22:25 BBCLondonNews22:35 TheGrahamNorton

Show23:20 InsideSport

Gabby Logan looks at the tumultuous modern his-tory of South Africa over the last fifty years.

23:50 TheBestofTimesFilm. Lightweight sports comedy about a group of middle-aged men.

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig06:55 Penelope07:00 PinkyandPerky07:10 AngusandCheryl07:15 MuddleEarth07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s

ExcellentInventions08:30 TimmyTime08:40 Chuggington08:50 BobtheBuilder:

Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:15 PostmanPat09:30 GuesswithJess09:35 ShowMeShowMe10:05 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:00 3rdandBird11:10 TheFlintstones11:35 TheFlintstones12:00 TheDailyPolitics12:30 WorkingLunch13:00 Tennis

The grass court season gets underway with the opening day of the AEGON Championships at Queen’s Club.

17:15 EscapetotheCountry18:00 Eggheads18:30 GreatBritishRailway

Journeys19:00 Originals-

TammyWynetteProfile of the late country legend, including perform-ances of many of Tammy’s greatest songs.

20:00 SpringwatchWeek two of the live wild-life event of the year.

21:00 Mary,QueenofShopsMary Portas is back to help the nation’s inde-pendent retailers.

22:00 HaveIGotNews forYou22:30 Newsnight

The stories behind the day’s headlines.

23:20 Dunkirk: TheSoldiers’Story

Film. A story, told in their own words, of a group of young men, now veterans, and their first experience of modern mechanised warfare.

06:00 GMTV09:25 TheJeremyKyleShow10:30 ThisMorning11:25 ITVNews11:30 ThisMorning12:30 LooseWomen13:30 ITVNews&Weather14:00 60MinuteMakeover15:00 Dickinson’sRealDeal16:00 Poirot17:00 TheChase18:00 LondonTonight18:30 ITVNews&Weather19:00 Emmerdale

David’s meeting with Tania has a sting in the tail. Nicola refuses to face up to her impending court case. Charlie is pleased to have Andy’s blessing.

19:30 CoronationStreetWill Gail be found guilty or not guilty? Carla receives more unsettling news after her ordeal. What is Chesney hiding from Fiz?

20:00 CountrywiseSeries in which Paul Heiney and the team look at the best of Britain’s coast and country.

20:30 CoronationStreetGail’s shocking verdict is announced. Carla is arrested for her actions against Tony. Will Tracy receive her comeuppance?

21:00 FatherandSonBrand new hard-hitting drama showing over four nights this week. Former organised crime lynchpin Michael O’Connor is trying to forge a new life for himself and his pregnant girlfriend in Ireland.

22:00 ITVNewsatTen &Weather22:35 VanHelsing

Film. Outcast Van Helsing is charged with a mission to go to the shadowy world of Transylvania and vanquish the evil Count Dracula. He joins forces with a beautiful woman descended from a powerful royal family, but finds that his goal of annihilating the enemy brings him face to face with his own past

06:10 TheHoobs06:35 TheHoobs07:00 EverybodyLoves


Raymond07:50 Frasier08:20 Frasier08:45 The5O’clockShow

withPeterAndre09:50 DealorNoDeal10:35 WillandGrace11:05 Friends11:30 Friends12:00 Channel4News

Summary12:05 KickingAhead:

ThePowerofSport12:10 TheKitchenPharmacy12:20 BeauBrummell14:25 CoachTrip14:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:10 DealorNoDeal17:00 The5O’clockShow

withPeterAndre18:00 TheSimpsons18:30 Hollyoaks

Kris is worried when Mar-tin talks about assisted suicide. Jacqui makes an appointment for Theresa to have an abortion, even though it breaks her heart. Darren finds himself with two new lodgers. And Duncan decides Ricky needs some feminine distraction.

19:00 Channel4News20:00 Dispatches

In the wake of the tragic death of “Baby P” and other high-profile cases of child abuse and murder, Dispatches investigates allegations that child protection procedures and practices continue to be inadequate.

21:00 CloverfieldMatt Reeves’ smart monster thriller has been favourably compared to The Blair Witch Project, with which it shares the concept of using “found” camcorder footage to reveal its horrors.

22:35 Predator2Film. The predator returns, this time hunting the streets of Los Angeles for his prey.

06:20 Milkshake:Children’s entertainment09:15 TheWrightStuff10:45 TheTrishaGoddard


Investigation12:40 FiveNews12:45 VetsinAction13:45 Neighbours14:15 HomeandAway14:50 IOwnBritain’sBest

Home15:05 Victor17:00 FiveNews17:30 Neighbours

Libby is thrilled when dishy Doug asks her out, only to realise she has forgotten how to date. Libby calls on Steph for her help, little realising that Doug is Steph’s doctor. Donna reveals her true identity to Nick, but how will he react when he discovers she has been lying to him?

18:00 HomeandAwayTony and Hugo set out to retrieve Martha, Xavier and Gina from Killer. Ruby convinces Liam not to call an end to their musical partnership. Charlie and Angelo attempt to track down the kidnappers.


Highlights of the fourth day’s play in the second Test between England and Bangladesh at Old Trafford.

20:00 PoliceInterceptorsNew series of documen-taries profiling the work of a high-speed police interception unit in Essex.

21:00 DavidJason: TheShowMustGoon!

Sir David Jason helps an amateur dramatics group stage a performance in the West End in this heart-warming documentary.

22:00 TheSimon CowellFactor

Documentary exploring the extraordinary success of Simon Cowell, the mul-timillionaire producer.

23:00 JustinLeeCollins: GoodTimes

Cabaret-style chat show with Justin Lee Collins.


News, reviews and previews.


Latest sporting news.08:00 GoodMorning SportsFans

News, reviews and previews - including a look at the back pages, a racing tip and a sporting weather forecast.

09:00 SuperLeague LeedsvWakefield.

A game from round 16.10:30 LiveEnglandv

Bangladesh2ndTest Day 4 of the second Test.19:00 FifaFutbolMundial

From Serie A to the Bundesliga, from the MLS to the J-League, here is all the action from the world game, with interviews from the heroes of the past, stars of today and talent of tomorrow.

19:30 LiveEliteLeague Speedway

Wolverhampton v Peter-borough. An Elite League meeting.

21:30 TimeOfOurLives: Burnley’sChampions -1960

Jeff Stelling is joined by Alex Elder, John Con-nolly and Jimmy McIlroy to look back on Burnley’s 1959/60 season, the year the Clarets were crowned Champions of England.

22:30 SchoolOfHard Knocks

Presenters Will Greenwood and Scott Quinnell attempt to form a rugby team from former prisoners, gang members and refugees from East London.

23:00 TestCricket:England VBangladeshHighlights

Day 4 of the second Test between England and Bangladesh at Old Trafford

01:00 SoccerA.M- TheBestBits

A shortened version of the cult football show with all the regular features, faces and fixtures, presented by Helen Chamberlain and Max Rushden.

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TV26 IC TV GUIDE / Tuesday 08/06/10

one TWO 106:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig06:55 Penelope07:00 PinkyandPerky07:10 AngusandCheryl07:15 MuddleEarth07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:15 PostmanPat09:30 GuesswithJess9:35 ShowMeShowMe10:05 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:00 3rdandBird11:10 TheFlintstones11:35 TheFlintstones12:00 TheDailyPolitics12:30 WorkingLunch13:00 Tennis

Sue Barker is at Queen’s Club where several of the world’s top ten players are in action. Defending champion.

17:15 EscapetotheCountry18:00 Eggheads18:30 GreatBritishRailway

Journeys19:00 Coast

Neil Oliver presents a journey around the coast of the UK.

20:00 SpringwatchChris, Kate and Simon bring us the latest live updates from our Spring-watch animal stars.

21:00 TribalWivesSix British women swap their everyday lives for life as tribal wives with some of the most remote com-munities on earth.

22:00 NeverMindthe Buzzcocks

Comedy pop quiz with Simon Amstell.

22:30 Newsnight23:20 Atlantis

In this Timewatch special, historian Bettany Hughes unravels one of the most intriguing mysteries of all time.



David discovers who is pulling Tania’s strings, but will he give in to their demands? Nicola is gutted when her court date is moved to clash with the wedding and is forced to delay her nuptials. Paddy is upset to discover Rhona is his competition for the new practice. Aaron strug-gles to cope with Jackson being around the village.

20:00 WhoWantstobea Millionaire?

Ten hopeful contestants compete in the ‘fastest finger first’ round for a place in the hot seat

21:00 FatherandSonSecond of four parts of the hard-hitting crime drama. Michael attempts to convince Sean to withdraw his guilty state-ment. Michael’s pregnant girlfriend Anna arrives from Ireland, and makes a dangerous decision in her desperation to get Michael back to safety.

22:00 ITVNewsatTen &Weather22:35 OctoberRoad

US drama series about a writer who returns to his hometown after a long absence. Nick and Eddie go to New York to trying bring Owen back to Knights Ridge and his family. Hannah has to deal with her true feelings for Nick.

23:30 OctoberRoadNick faces the prospect of unemployment.

06:05 SaliMali06:10 TheHoobs06:35 TheHoobs07:00 EverybodyLoves





ThePowerofSport12:10 TheHerd12:15 JamieatHome12:45 Moonfleet

Film. Stewart Granger stars in Fritz Lang’s adaptation of J Meade Falkner’s classic novel as aristocratic smuggler Jeremy Fox.

14:25 CoachTrip14:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:10 DealorNoDeal17:00 The5O’clockShow


Carmel confides in Theresa that she thinks she’s preg-nant with Calvin’s baby. Ricky is delighted when the Ashworths say he can stay with them. Mean-while, Darren struggles to adjust to life with his new love-bird flatmates.

19:00 Channel4News20:00 Gok’sFashionFix

Magazine series that rips the label off fashion to prove you don’t need to spend a fortune to look great.

21:00 InsideNature’sGiantsThe award-winning series that gets under the skin of the largest animals on the planet returns to reveal the anatomy of some of nature’s most successful predators.

22:00 BigBrother’sBig AwardsShow23:05 TheGoodWife

06.00 Milkshake:Children’s entertainment09:15 TheWrightStuff10:45 TheTrishaGoddard


Investigation12:40 FiveNews12:45 VetsinAction13:45 Neighbours14:15 HomeandAway14:50 TheFamilyRecipe15:00 ThoughNoneGo

withMeFamily drama in which a young woman in 1950s America has her strong religious belief challenged by a series of traumatic events.


Libby enlists Lucas’s help in cheering up Sonya. Donna insists on Nick taking a DNA test to prove her parentage. Libby and Lyn flock to the hospital for Steph’s latest check-up.

18:00 HomeandAwayCharlie and Angelo battle against the elements to save Tony. Meanwhile, Martha, Gina and Xavier struggle to escape their prison. Jill and John spend a romantic evening together.


Highlights of the fifth day’s play in the second Test between England and Bangladesh at Old Trafford.

20:00 VolcanicAsh:The TickingTimebomb

Documentary explor-ing the likelihood and potential global effects of the eruption of Katla.

21:00 CSI:CrimeScene Investigation

A series of strange events prompts the CSIs to become suspicious of their colleague.

22:00 CSI:MiamiThe CSIs are called to a gruesome murder scene when a man is pushed into a wood-chipper.

23:00 CSI:NewYorkIt’s mayhem at the Bronx Zoo.


Latest news.07:00 GoodMorning

SportsFansNews, reviews and previews.



09:00 LouisVuittonTrophyThe third meeting of the Louis Vuitton Trophy from La Maddalena

09:30 Boots‘n‘All- TheTries

A review of all the week-end’s tries in Super League with all the main talking points, complemented by expert analysis of the ac-tion. The Leeds Rhinos are the defending champions.

10:30 LiveEnglandv Bangladesh2ndTest

Day five of the second Test18:00 FootballAsia18:30 Boots‘N‘All-

TheTriesA review of all the weekend’s tries in Super League.

19:30 FootballAsiaThis official television programme of the Asian Football Confederation

20:00 EnglandvBangladesh Highlights

Day five of the second Test: England v Bangla-desh at Old Trafford. Iqbal, Mahmudullah and Al Hasan all made runs when the teams met in Dhaka back in March.

22:00 FootballAsia22:30 SchoolofHard

KnocksPresented by Will Green-wood and Scott Quinnell

23:00 EnglandvBangladesh 2ndTest01:00 SoccerA.M-

TheBestBitsA shortened version of the cult football show with all the regular features, faces and fixtures, presented by Helen Chamberlain and Max Rushden.

06:00 Breakfast09:15 CrimewatchRoadshow10 PutYourMoney

WhereYourMouthIs11:00 CowboyTrap11:45 CashintheAttic12:15 BargainHunt13:00 BBCNewsatOne13:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 Doctors14:15 Murder,SheWrote15:00 BBCNews15:05 ICanCook15:20 Zigby15:30 DennisandGnasher15.:40 Ooglies15:55 ShauntheSheep16:05 NaturalBornHunters16:35 BluePeterSpecial17:00 Newsround17:15 TheWeakestLink18:00 BBCNewsatSix18:30 BBCLondonNews19:00 TheOneShow19:30 EastEnders

Denise battles with Lucas after discovering a shock-ing truth about Jordan’s attack. Meanwhile, Darren is met with a surprise discovery of his own after a date with Jodie, and Lucy makes a desperate decision about her exams.

20:00 HolbyCityGreg and Joseph rub each other up the wrong way on a trip to London, where Greg antagonises the drug-addict mother of a potential heart donor.

21:00 LutherLuther, suspected of mur-der, goes on the run to try and prove his innocence.

22:00 BBCNewsatTen22:25 BBCLondonNews22:35 Children’sEmergency

Series following the life-saving work of the medics of a mobile intensive care service for children.

23:05 TheGrahamNorton Show

Guests include Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus and R&B superstar Usher.

23:50 JamesDeanBiographical feature on the influential cinema icon who rose to stardom.

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one TWO 106:00 Breakfast09:15 Crimewatch

Roadshow10:00 PutYourMoney

WhereYourMouthIs11:00 CowboyTrap11:45 CashintheAttic12:15 BargainHunt13:00 BBCNewsatOne1:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 Doctors14:15 Murder,SheWrote15:00 BBCNews15:05 ICanCook15:20 Zigby15:30 DennisandGnasher15:40 Ooglies15:55 ShauntheSheep16:05 WorldCupStories16:35 BluePeterSpecial17:00 Newsround17:15 TheWeakestLink18:00 BBCNewsatSix18:30 BBCLondonNews19.:00 TheOneShow7130 EastEnders

It’s the day of the court case - will Jordan’s new evidence change Ben’s fate? Max discov-ers Vanessa has been economical with the truth, while Lucas embarks on a chilling a violent mission of salvation

20:00 WaterlooRoadSchool-based drama. Kim struggles to keep her emotions in check when Finn and Amy ruin a school trip, and the day gets worse when Chris’s new girlfriend turns up unexpectedly.

21:00 JuniorApprentice22:00 BBCNewsatTen22:25 BBCLondonNews22:35 TheNationalLottery

Draws22:45 ProofofLife

Film. Thriller about a couple having marital problems and living in South America. When the husband is kidnapped by anti-government guerril-las, his company hires a professional negotiator, but bankruptcy causes them to wash their hands of the situation.

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig06:55 Penelope07:00 PinkyandPerky07:10 AngusandCheryl07:15 MuddleEarth07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:15 PostmanPat09:30 GuesswithJess09:35 ShowMeShowMe10:05 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:00 Yoko!Jakamoko!11:05 TheFlintstones11:30 TheDailyPolitics1:00 SeeHear13:30 WorkingLunch14:00 Tennis17:15 EscapetotheCountry18:00 Eggheads18:30 GreatBritishRailway

Journeys19:00 TheBeautyofMaps

Documentaryseries.19:30 SouthAfricaWalks

Julia Bradbury sets out on four walks that explore South Africa’s claim to be ‘a world in one country’.

20:00 SpringwatchChris, Kate, Simon and Martin report live on all the animal dramas and other stories from around the British Isles.

21:00 MakeMeaNew Face:Hopefor Africa’sHidden Children

Ben Fogle investigates noma, a sickness which eats away the faces of thousands of Africa’s poorest people.

22:00 QI22:30 Newsnight22:20 AnAfricanJourney

On the second leg of his journey across Africa, Jonathan Dimbleby travels 2000 miles through East Africa.



Nicola dreads appearing in court. Jackson puts Aaron in his place, while Cain enjoys winding Declan up.

19:30 LionCountryDocumentary following David Youldon, an Eng-lishman, with a passion for lions and a determina-tion to stem their decline in numbers before it is too late.

20:00 FloridaDocumentary looking at the half a million Brits living in Florida. They go on holiday, fall in love with the climate and make it their home - but there is another side to the dream. Florida may be a land of opportunity, but it is tough on economic failure - especially for those whose right to permanent residency is dependent upon continuing business success.

21:00 FatherandSonThird part of the gripping drama series. Michael proposes a deal with the police for Sean, offering inside information on drugs and gun running in return for a reduced sentence for his son.

22:00 ITVNewsatTen &Weather22:35 TheIllusionist

Film. Sparks fly when childhood sweethearts Eisenheim and Sophie are reunited after 15 years. But Sophie is engaged to volatile royal Crown Prince Leopold and he doesn’t take kindly to his fiance’s feelings.

06:10 TheHoobs06:35 TheHoobs07:00 EverybodyLoves





ThePowerofSport12:10 HomeCountry12:15 JamieatHome12:45 FootstepsintheFog14:25 CoachTrip14:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:10 DealorNoDeal17:00 The5O’clockShow


Mercedes thinks she and Malachy will look guilty if they don’t return to work at The Loft, but Cheryl is disgusted that she still plans to work for Sasha. Ravi is surprised when Kate turns up out of the blue. Anita is excited about finding her real mum but doesn’t realise that she’s a lot closer than she thinks.

19:00 Channel4News20:00 ComeDinewithMe

Come Dine with Me warms up for the World Cup by visiting the glitzy world of the WAG.

21:00 BigBrotherDavina McCall presents direct from the Big Brother house to usher in one last group of Big Brother housemates.

22:35 Desperate Housewives

Mike is in serious debt and has his truck repossessed but refuses any financial help from Susan.

23:35 TheBigBangTheoryLeonard is invited to Switzerland on Valentine’s Day.



Investigation12:40 FiveNews12:45 VetsinAction13:45 Neighbours14:15 HomeandAway14:50 TheFamilyRecipe14:55 IOwnBritain’s

BestHome15:10 IDreamofMurder

Film. Thriller in which a therapist on the verge of a midlife crisis takes it upon herself to investigate when one of her patients is brutally murdered.


Ringo makes a shock return to Ramsay Street, and Donna cannot help but believe he wants to reconcile with her.

18:00 HomeandAwayRingo makes a shock return to Ramsay Street, and Donna cannot help but believe he wants to reconcile with her.

18:25 LivefromStudioFive19:30 DaringRaidsof

WorldWarIIHistorical documentary presented by Major Gor-don Corrigan.

20:00 TutankhamunHistorical documentary series exploring the life of Egypt’s most famous pharaoh.

21:00 NCISAbby is called away from her lab to assist with an ongoing medical project.

22:00 CSI:NewYorkThe murder of an eminent archaeologist exposes a possible artefact-smug-gling ring and unearths an old missing-person case dating back to the 1930s.

22:55 CSI:CrimeScene Investigation

Grissom investigates the sudden death of a top poker player.

23:55 Partypoker.ComWorld-class poker action from Partypoker.com.

06:00 GoodMorning SportsFans07:00 GoodMorning

SportsFans Latestnews.08:00 GoodMorning

SportsFansNews, reviews and previews - including a look at the back pages, a racing tip and a sporting weather forecast.

09:00 FootballAsiaThis official television programme of the Asian Football Confederation

09:30 EnglandVBangladesh Highlights

Day five of the second Test: England v Bangla-desh at Old Trafford.

11:30 WorldCorporate GolfChallenge

The finals of the 2010 World Corporate Golf Challenge from South Africa.

13:00 EnglandVBangladesh Highlights15:00 PGAEuropro

TourGolf:BurhillGolfCoverage of the PGA Eu-ropro Tour season, where some of golf’s biggest talents are looking to reach the European Tour.

17:00 ChampionsTourGolf: PrincipalCharity ClassicHighlights

The Principal Charity Classic from the Glen Oaks Country Club in Iowa.

18:00 Boots‘N’AllEddie Hemmings and Mike Stephenson present a definitive weekly round-up of all the tries, tackles and kicks from the latest round of Super League XV fixtures.

19:00 LiveFPT20Cricket: FriendsProvidentT20 -DerbyshireV Warwickshire

Derbyshire face Warwick-shire at the County Ground in the Friends Provident Twenty20.

22:30 Boots‘n’AllEddie Hemmings and Mike Stephenson present

23:30 FifaFutbolMundial24:00 FootballAsia

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one TWO 106:00 Breakfast 09:15 Crimewatch

Roadshow 10:00 Put Your Money

Where Your Mouth Is 11:00 Cowboy Trap 11:45 Cash in the Attic 12:15 Bargain Hunt 13:00 BBC News at One 13:30 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors 14:15 Murder, She Wrote 15:00 BBC News 15:05 I Can Cook 15:20 Zigby 15:30 Dennis and Gnasher 15:40 Ooglies 15:55 Shaun the Sheep 16:05 Safari 8 16:35 Blue Peter Special 17;00 Newsround 17:15 The Weakest Link 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show19:30 EastEnders

Denise’s suspicions are aroused when she makes a startling discovery about Lucas, and she anxiously awaits his explanation. A scheming Ryan and Janine are up to their usual tricks, and Darren hopes to get closer to Jodie.

20:00 WatchdogThe team investigate the number of errors made by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, and the difficulty people have in getting mistakes rectified.

21:00 Junior Apprentice It’s the final of Junior Ap-prentice, and four tycoons of tomorrow remain to battle it out for the ultimate prize: a 25,000 pound tailor-made fund to kick start their business career.

22:00 BBC News at Ten22:25 BBC London News22:35 Question Time

Topical debate with a panel of prominent public figures and an invited audience

23:35 This WeekA political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil.

06:00 Fimbles 06:20 Me Too! 06:40 Wibbly Pig 06:55 Penelope 07:00 Pinky and Perky 07:10 Angus and Cheryl 07:15 The League of

Super Evil 07:25 Newsround 07:30 Raven 08:00 Ed and Oucho’s

Excellent Inventions 08:30 Timmy Time 08:40 Chuggington 08:50 Bob the Builder:

Ready, Steady, Build! 09:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 09:15 Postman Pat 09:30 Guess with Jess 09:35 Show Me Show Me 10:05 Waybuloo 10:30 In the Night Garden 11:00 3rd and Bird 11:10 The Flintstones 11:35 The Flintstones 12:00 The Daily Politics 12:30 Working Lunch 13:00 Tennis

Sue Barker presents cover-age of the fourth day of Queen’s with commentary from Andrew Castle.

17:15 Escape to the Country 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 Great British Railway

Journeys 19:00 The Culture Show 20:00 Springwatch

The marathon live wildlife event continues with reports on all the animal stars.

21:00 SpringwatchSpringwatch Unsprung continues with more audience-led informal live discussion and debate.

21:30 World Cup Kick Off Concert

On the eve of the World Cup, South Africa throws its biggest party ever to celebrate the greatest football show on earth.

22:30 Newsnight23:20 The Culture Show

Andrew Graham-Dixon investigates the science behind fakes, misattrib-uted art and previously lost masterpieces.

06:00 GMTV 09:25 The Jeremy Kyle

Show 10:30 This Morning 11:25 ITV News 11:30 This Morning 12:30 Loose Women 13:30 ITV News &

Weather 14:00 60 Minute Makeover 15:00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 16:00 Poirot 17:00 The Chase 18:00 London Tonight 18:30 ITV News & Weather 19:00 Emmerdale

Nicola is faced with a dilemma when her case is delayed. Aaron sees there might be hope with Jack-son. Charlie puts Diane at her ease on holiday.

19:30 TonightChris Choi investigates the loopholes that have led to a huge increase in potholes on British roads, the highway policies that do not appear to be working, and travels the country to find Britain’s most potholed roads.

20:00 EmmerdaleWill Nicola be going up the aisle or facing prison? Charlie proves himself a hero to Diane. Leyla is excited when David hints they might have the money for the shop.

20:30 Coronation StreetTina breaks down when Joe’s boat is returned to the Street. Tracy’s actions cause friction between Peter and Nick. Can Izzy bury the hatchet with Owen?

21:00 Father and SonConclusion of the hard-hit-ting crime drama. Michael and Sean agree to the police deal, but after Barrington becomes suspi-cious, events begin to spin out of control.

22:00 ITV News at Ten & Weather22:35 Sixty Six

Film. Comic drama about the agony of a young Jew-ish boy whose bar mitzvah is scheduled for the day of the 1966 World Cup final at Wembley.

06:00 The Hoobs 06:25 The Hoobs 06:50 Big Brother’s

Little Brother 07:20 Big Brother 08:50 The 5 O’clock Show

with Peter Andre 09:50 Deal or No Deal 10:35 Will and Grace 11:00 Friends 11:30 Friends 12:00 Channel 4 News

Summary 12:05 Kicking Ahead:

The Power of Sport 12:10 Brief Encounters of

the Sporting Mind 12:20 Bhowani Junction

Ava Gardner stars in George Cukor’s epic film as Victoria Jones, the Anglo/Indian assistant to Colonel Rodney Savage, who is charged with keeping things under control during the British handover to India.

14:25 Coach Trip 14:55 Cook Yourself Thin 15:25 Countdown 16:10 Deal or No Deal 17:00 The 5 O’clock Show

with Peter Andre 18:00 The Simpsons 18:30 Hollyoaks

Rae tries to prove she’s over the curse by taking Newt up onto the arch-way, but will she make it back down safely? Jem and Anita go to Man-chester to look for Anita’s mother, but are surprised to find Kate, Ravi’s love interest, working in the place they’ve been sent to. And Darren agrees to meet Jack at The Dog

19:00 Channel 4 News20:00 Location, Location,

LocationPhil and Kirstie are in the south west, taking on two sets of hapless house hunters.

21:00 Come Dine with MeCome Dine with Me kicks off England’s bid for World Cup glory with four former players putting the boot in for a £1,000 charity prize

22:00 Big Brother23:10 Skins

The fourth series of the award-winning drama.

06:00 Milkshake: Children’s entertainment09:15 The Wright Stuff 10:45 The Trisha Goddard

Show 11:45 CSI: Crime Scene

Investigation 12:40 Five News 12:45 Vets in Action 13:45 Neighbours 14:15 Home and Away 14:50 I Own Britain’s Best

Home 15:05 They Come Back

Film. Tense drama in which a psychologist takes on the case of a troubled young girl.

17:00 Five News 17:30 Neighbours

Declan’s friends and family worry about his state of mind on what would have been Bridget’s 18th birth-day. Can Declan find a way to express his feelings on this difficult day?

18:00 Home and Away Jill is hurt when John tells her he cannot see her until he knows where he stands with Gina. Miles implores Jill to tackle her demons for Romeo’s sake - but is she ready to ask for help? Romeo confides in Liam about his mother’s problems. Leah goes behind Elijah’s back to make arrangements for his parents’ visit.

18:25 Live from Studio Five 19:30 Fifth Gear

Motoring magazine show presenters include Vicki Butler.

20:00 Britain’s Greatest Machines with Chris Barrie

Chris Barrie examines the pivotal moments in Britain’s recent engineer-ing past.

21:00 Once Upon a Time in Mexico

Supercool action sequel to ‘Desperado’, where a psychotic CIA agent tries to stop a presidential coup in Mexico, assisted by a guitar-playing gunslinger.

23:05 Police InterceptorsNew series of documen-taries profiling the work of a high-speed police interception unit in Essex.

06:00 Good Morning Sports Fans07:00 World Cup Report07:30 Good Morning

Sports Fans08:00 World Cup Report08:30 Good Morning

Sports Fans09:00 International Rugby

Union:Junior World Champion-ship & Churchill Cup Highlights

11:00 Total Rugby 11:30 Fifa Futbol Mundial 12:00 Boots ‘n ‘ All13:00 Total Rugby 13:30 Fifa Futbol Mundial

From Serie A to the Bundesliga, from the MLS to the J-League, here is all the action from the world game, with interviews from the heroes of the past, stars of today and talent of tomorrow.

14:00 International Rugby Union:

Junior World Champion-ship & Churchill Cup Highlights

16:00 Total Rugby Rugby union news and features from around the world. Includes tries and tackles from the latest matches; coverage of all the recent talking points; plus, some inspiring stories.

16:30 Boots ‘n ‘ All17:30 Live FP T20 Cricket:

Friends Provident T20 Worcestershire v Nottinghamshire Live21:00 ATP Tour Uncovered

News and interviews from players past and present.

21:30 Barclays Premier League World22:00 World Cup Report

News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

22:30 Football’s Greatest The start of a series which looks back at the lives and careers of some of world football’s superstars.

23:30 FP T20 Cricket: Friends Provident T20 Worcestershire v Nottinghamshire Live

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IC TV GUIDE / Friday 11/06/10

one TWO 106:00 Breakfast09:15 Crimewatch


WhereYourMouthIs11:00 CowboyTrap11:45 CashintheAttic12:15 BargainHunt13:00 BBCNewsatOne13:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 Doctors14:15 Murder,SheWrote15:00 BBCNews15:05 ICanCook15:20 Zigby15:30 DennisandGnasher15:40 Ooglies15:55 ShauntheSheep16:05 PrankPatrol16:35 What’sNew

Scooby-Doo?16:55 ShauntheSheep17:00 Newsround17:15 TheWeakestLink18:00 BBCNewsatSix18:30 BBCLondonNews19:00 MatchoftheDayLive

Uruguay v France. Gary Lineker presents live coverage of the Group A match from Cape Town. Uruguay, winners of the inaugural World Cup on home soil in 1930, needed a play-off win against Costa Rica to book their place in South Africa but they have a potent attack, spearheaded by former Manchester United player Diego Forlan. France, the losing finalists in 2006, also made hard work of qualifying and needed a highly controversial win over the Republic of Ireland in the play-offs to reach the finals.

22:00 BBCNewsatTen22:25 BBCLondonNews22:35 FridayNightwith

JonathanRossGuests include comic Frankie Boyle, Grey’s Anatomy beauty Katherine Heigl, and hip hop super-star Diddy.

23:35 TheNationalLottery23:45 ExtremeMeasures

Film. Dark thriller about an idealistic young doc-tor (Hugh Grant) who uncovers a sinister world of illegal medical experi-ments.

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig06:55 Penelope07:00 PinkyandPerky07:10 AngusandCheryl07:15 TheLeagueofSuper

Evil07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:15 PostmanPat09:30 GuesswithJess09:35 ShowMeShowMe10:05 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:00 3rdandBird11:10 TheFlintstones11:35 TheFlintstones12:00 TheDailyPolitics12:30 WorkingLunch13:00 Tennis17:15 EscapetotheCountry18:00 Eggheads18:30 GreatBritishRailway

Journeys19:00 GrowYourOwn

Down-to-earth comedy drama inspired by true stories.

20:30 Gardeners’World21:00 WhenRomeoMet

JulietAfter rehearsing Romeo and Juliet separately, the two schools are now ready to work together.

22:00 MatchoftheDayHighlights from the opening day of the 2010 World Cup.

22:30 Newsnight23:00 TheReviewShow

Tim Marlow and guests discuss the cultural impact of the World Cup in South Africa.

23:45 It’sAllGonePete Tong

Film. A superstar DJ is at the top of his game, living a decadent life in his villa in Ibiza with his trophy wife. But disaster strikes


Show10:30 ThisMorning11:25 ITVNews11:30 ThisMorning12:30 ITVNews&Weather13:00 WorldCupOpening

Ceremony14:30 WorldCupLiveSouthAfricavMexico.17:00 TheChase18:00 LondonTonight18:30 ITVNews&Weather19:00 Emmerdale

Carl is tempted by Eve. Diane and Charlie’s relationship moves up a gear. Maisie is chuffed to see Natasha getting closer to Declan.

19:30 CoronationStreetCan Nick save Under-world? Will the police charge Carla? Audrey is not impressed when Lewis charms another Street resident.

20:00 Dickinson’sRealDealDavid Dickinson presents the show in which sellers have to choose between accepting a cash offeror taking their treasures to auction.

20:30 CoronationStreetWill Leanne go behind Peter’s back to help Nick? Will Roy’s attempt to win Hayley back end in disaster?

21:00 TaggartDI Robbie Ross starts to feel the heat when Thomas Duffy, one of his informants, is brutally murdered, and the word ‘grass’ daubed in paint at the crime scene.

22:00 ITVNewsatTen &Weather22:35 WorldCupHighlights23:35 TheSting

Film. Excellent Oscar-winning drama set in 1930s Illinois in which two con men set up an elabo-rate scheme or ‘sting’ to fleece a big-time crook in revenge for the killing of a friend.

05:50 TheHoobs06:15 TheHoobs06:40 BigBrother’s

LittleBrother07:10 BigBrother08:20 Frasier08:50 The5O’clockShow



ThePowerofSport12:10 Designers

UnderPressure12:25 ComeDinewithMe

ExtraPortions13:25 ComeDinewithMe

ExtraPortions14:25 CoachTrip14:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:10 DealorNoDeal17:00 The5O’clockShow


It’s the day of Theresa’s abortion and Jacqui tries to comfort her, but the threat of the police hangs over her.

19:00 Channel4News19:30 UnreportedWorld

Reporter Ramita Navai and director Alex Nott travel to El Salvador, which is in the grip of the worst gang violence in a decade.

20:00 GleeWill seeks his revenge on Sue.

21:00 BigBrother22:00 8Outof10Cats

WorldCupSpecialJimmy Carr referees 45 minutes of end-to-end comedy featuring team captains Sean Lock and Jason Manford. The two sides will go head-to-head in a banter-filled battle of World Cup-themed sur-veys, polls and statistics

22:50 TheRickyGervais Show23:25 TheRickyGervais

Show



Investigation12:40 FiveNews12:45 VetsinAction13:45 Neighbours14:15 HomeandAway14:50 TheFamilyRecipe14:55 IOwnBritain’s

BestHome15:10 Annie’sPoint

Film. A recently widowed grandmother sets off on the trip with her grand-daughter to scatter her husband’s ashes, but her son has other ideas.


Harry questions Andrew’s motives when he learns his cousin is plotting to rein-state Kyle at Charlie’s Bar.

18:00 HomeandAwayMartha announces that she is leaving the bay, and gives Hugo 24 hours to decide whether he wants to accompany her.

18:25 LivefromStudioFive19:30 ZooDays

Documentary series from Colchester Zoo.

20:00 SeaPatrolUKA coastguard helicopter swoops in to assist a fallen fisherman.

21:00 TheMentalistThe murder of an English tutor unearths a plot to steal a priceless artefact from the British Museum

22:00 CSI:NewYorkWhen three men are simultaneously shot dead in separate locations, the detectives look for a link between the trio in the hope that it will lead them to the killers.

22:55 Grey’sAnatomyBailey’s professionalism is tested as she battles to save an injured paramedic with a shocking secret.

23:55 CopsinCrisisDocumentary series about people who have had to face extraordinary, dangerous and harrowing situations.

06:00 GoodMorning SportsFans07:00 WorldCupReport07:30 GoodMorning

SportsFans08:00 WorldCupReport08:30 Football’sGreatest09:30 FPT20Cricket11:30 BarclaysPremier

LeagueWorld12:00 Football’sGreatest13:00 IAAFAthletixWeekly13:30 BarclaysPremier

LeagueWorld14:00 FPT20Cricket

Worcestershire welcomes Nottinghamshire to New Road in the Friends Provident Twenty20.

16:00 ATPTourUncoveredNews and interviews from players past and present included in this weekly round-up of all the latest stories and tournament action from the ATP tennis tour.



17:00 NFL-TotalAccessGet the latest news from around the National Foot-ball League, plus the hot topics in the NFL will be delved into and discussed for gridiron fans across the globe.

18:00 Football’sGreatestThe start of a series which looks back at the lives and careers of some of world football’s superstars.

19:00 WorldCupReportNews, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues.

19:30 SuperLeagueA match from round 17 of the engage Super League.

22:00 WorldCupReport22:30 Football’sGreatest

The story of Sir Bobby Charlton.

23:00 TimeOfOurLives24:00 Football’sGreatest00:30 SuperLeague

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one TWO 106:00 Milkshake:Children’s

entertainment10:00 BritsWhoMade

TheModernWorld10:30 FifthGear2010

Motoring magazine show presented by Vicki Butler-Henderson, Jonny Smith, Tiff Needell and Jason Plato. Jason heads to the Anglesey Circuit to test a pair of sports coupes, Vicki races from Paris to Monaco in a luxury Italian soft-top, Tiff and Jonny go electric for a trip across England and Jason examines a new British supercar.

11:00 Britain’sGreatest Machines12:00 Tutankhamun:

TheMysteryRevealedHistorical documentary series exploring the life of Egypt’s most famous pharaoh. Fresh evidence from Tuankhamun’s re-mains reveals more about the cause of his untimely death.

13:00 MurderAhoy14:50 ToSirWithLove16:50 AccidentalHero19:00 FiveNewsWeekend19:05 NCIs

A team of special agents, operating outside the mili-tary chain of command, must investigate any crime with pieces of evidence connected to Navy and Marine Corps personnel.

19:55 CSI:CrimeScene Investigation20:45 CSI:Miami

Crime drama series. The body of a male model is discovered on the waterfront. Natalia’s ex-husband tries to get work at the CSI offices.

21:45 CSI:NewYorkNew York-based spin-off of the crime drama series. The CSIs fear that convicted felon Shane Casey is targeting Danny while he is on holiday with Lindsay and their young daughter.

22:45 Law&OrderAmerican drama series

23:45 CopsInCrisis

06:00 AerobicsOzStyle06:30 WorldSport

Comprehensive reports on the more alternative sports from across the globe.

07:00 WorldCupReportNews, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

07:30 Football’sGreatestThe story of Sir Bobby Charlton.

08:00 LiveRugby-New ZealandVIreland

New Zealand v Ireland at the Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth.

10:30 LiveRugby-England VAustralia

Australia v England in their first Test at the Subiaco Oval, Perth.

13:00 LiveRugby-South AfricaVFrance

South Africa v France at Newlands in Cape Town.

15:30 InternationalRugby Union

Australia v England in their first Test at the Subiaco Oval, Perth.

16:30 WorldSportComprehensive reports on the more alternative sports from across the globe.

17:00 InternationalRugby League

England v France meet in a mid-season international at Leigh Sporting Village. The sides last met in the Gillette Four Nations back in October 2009, with England winning 34-12.

19:30 WorldSportComprehensive reports on the more alternative sports from across the globe. With everything from football to Aussie Rules, from snowboarding to cycling.

20:00 FpT20CricketThe Friends Provident T20 match between Somerset and Surrey at Taunton.

22:00 WorldCupReportNews, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

22:30 You’reOnSkySports

06:00 Breakfast09:00 SaturdayKitchen10:30 TroopingtheColour:

TheQueen’sBirthday Parade

Live coverage from Horse Guards Parade in London of the world’s most famous military parade, where the Colour of the Grenadier Guards is trooped to mark Her Maj-esty The Queen’s official birthday. Presented by Huw Edwards, with Clare Balding and Lt Col Carew Hatherley OBE

12:15 BBCNews12:25 RegionalNews

&Weather12:30 TheDeliciousMissDahl13:00 Tennis:Queens14:30 MOTDLive:

ArgentinavNigeriaLive action from South Africa

15:20 BBCNews17:35 RegionalNews

&Weather17:45 HoleintheWall18:15 DoctorWho19:00 TheWeakestLink:

EastEndersSpecialNine celebrities from EastEnders take on Anne Robinson in a special charity edition of Weak-est Link. Cast members include Larry Lamb, Adam Woodyatt, Ricky Groves and Laila Morse.

20:00 TheNationalLottery: InIttoWinIt201220:50 TheImpressionsShow

With Culshaw & Stephen-son

21:20 Casualty22:10 BBCNews22:30 MichaelMcIntyre’s

ComedyRoadshow23:00 DieHardwith

aVengeanceFilm. Third in the series of high-speed action thrillers about maverick New York cop John McClane. This time the death-defying lawman, suspended from the force, goes up against a madman who is threat-ening to detonate bombs all over Manhattan

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig07:00 DennisandGnasher07:15 DennisandGnasher07:25 Sportsround07:40 Wolverineandthe

X-Men08:00 Deadly6008:30 M.I.High09:00 ParadiseCafe09:30 AnimalsatWork10:00 HorribleHistories10:30 DaDickandDom

Diaries11:00 Bamzooki11:30 Hai!12:00 Degrassi:

TheNextGenerationTeen drama series. A new generation of kids living on Toronto’s Degrassi Street start out at Degrassi Community School.

12:25 TheCutA brand new urban music and culture show, hosted by none other than Radio 1Xtra’s Mistajam.

12:50 NoHats,NoTrainers13:15 The5:19Show13:40 Revealed13:55 Revealed14:10 SkyatNight14:30 Tennis17:00 F1:GrandPrix

Qualifying19:15 TroopingThe

ColourHighlights20:45 WhenRomeo

MetJuliet21:45 HaveIGotOld

NewsforYouAward-winning comedy quiz show in which celeb-rity contestants are grilled on the week’s news

22:15 MatchoftheDayHighlights from the open-ing day of the 2010 World Cup, presented by Colin Murray.

23:05 AmericanBeautyKevin Spacey stars in this hilarious satire on the American nuclear family, featuring that famous scene with the roses.

06:00 GMTV09:25 TheCrocodileHunter

Series taking a look behind the scenes at Steve and Terri Irwin’s Australia Zoo. Croc School in the wild continues as the girls of Australia Zoo take what they have learned from Steve and tackle the thrashing jaws of the wild crocodiles of the Lakefield National Park on their own. The team assist park ranger Dr Mark Read in attaching radio transmit-ters to the captured crocs before they are released back into the wild.

10:25 TheLakesObservational documen-tary based in the Lake District presented by Rory McGrath. An American couple arrive to spend the night in Muncaster Cas-tle’s most haunted room, tour manager Sue Todd is on the look-out for the perfect party dress as she prepares to attend a glitzy awards ceremony, and hotelier Thomas Noblett and his chums have a day out at the races.

10:55 ThisMorningA bumper helping of the cream of the This Morning crop including A-list interviews, cutting edge fashion, delicious recipes and more. With Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.

11:55 ITVNews12:00 WorldCupLive

SouthKoreavGreece14:35 RegionalVariations17:30 Regionalnews17:45 ITVNews&Weather18:00 You’veBeenFramed!

Comedy show which features a selection of camcorder catastrophes and video disasters.

19:00 WorldCup EnglandvUSA22:00 ITVNews&Weather22:15 WorldCupHighlights

Highlights of all today’s action from South Africa

6:30 TheHoobs7:00 WorldSport7:30 Mobil1TheGrid8:00 TheMorningLine8:50 Friends

Hilarious sitcom about six New Yorkers: Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, Ross, Chandler and Joey, and the funny situations they find themselves in.

09:20 4musicMeets Rihanna10:20 BigBrotherExposed:

TheInsideStory11:25 BigBrother12:25 HollyoaksMusic

ShowwithMatalan. co.uk

Including performances from McLean, The Wanted and Pixie Lott in the village. Presented by Rick Edwards and featuring members of the Hollyoaks cast

12:55 Smallville13:55 Channel4Racing16:05 ComeDinewithMe18:40 Channel4News19:10 SenseandSensibility

Ang Lee’s Oscar-win-ning adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel is an enjoyable costume drama that stays faithful to the classic.

21:45 BigBrotherCatch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

22:50 8Outof10Cats WorldCupSpecial23:40 Oasis

Fans of Oasis, including renowned footballer Ales-sandro Del Piero, recount stories of what the most iconic Oasis songs have meant to them in their lives.

23:55 Oasis:LordDon’t SlowMeDown

Lord Don’t Slow Me Down was compiled during a year’s worth of filming with the band on their mammoth Don’t Believe the Truth world tour in 2005/6. It follows one of the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll bands behind the scenes and in front of the fans across the globe.

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entertainment10:00 Icarly10:35 TrueJackson

Children’s comedy series about a 15-year-old girl.

11:10 AnimalRescueSquad11:30 Extraordinary

Animals12:00 DavidJason:The

ShowMustGoOn!Sir David Jason helps an amateur dramatics group stage a performance in the West End in this heart-warming documentary.

13:00 Scaramouche15:10 JaneDoe:

HowToFire YourBoss16:50 TheNextKarateKid

Action drama sequel in which the old karate men-tor Miyagi lends his wis-dom and skill to a young girl whose parents died in an accident and whose confidence is at a low ebb. Julie is the daughter of a friend who saved Miyagi’s life 50 years ago, and Miyagi is the only one who can help her come to grips with personal loss, the pressures of school, her first romance and the martial arts discipline

18:50 FiveNewsWeekend18:55 Bewitched

Romantic comedy inspired by the 1960s TV show. A disillusioned witch seeks out a new, less enchanted career path. She finds work as an actress - but her big break is not exactly what she expected.

21:00 PerfectStrangerThriller about a journalist who goes undercover to investigate the advertising executive whom she believes is responsible for the murder of her best friend. Using a pseudonym and the techniques that earned her a string of scoops, she hunts for the missing piece of evidence that will link him to the murder. However, before long she is drawn into a deadly web of deceit

23:10 DressedToKill

06:00 AerobicsOzStyle06:30 FifaFutbolMundial07:00 WorldCupReport07:30 You’reOnSkySports!

Gary Newbon and Chloe Everton present the show that allows enthusiasts to vent their spleens on the key issues facing the world of football.

09:00 CricketWritersOnTV10:30 InternationalRugby

UnionA round-up of all of Saturday’s international matches. Australia met England, New Zealand took on Ireland, South Africa faced France and Argentina met Scotland.

12:30 WorldSportComprehensive reports on the more alternative sports from across the globe.

13:00 CricketWritersOnTVPaul Allott presents the cricket show that dissects the key issues in the game

14:30 LiveFpT20Cricket: FriendsProvident MiddlesexvEssex

at Lord’s in the Friends Provident Twenty20

18:00 LiveJuniorWorld RugbyUnion EnglandvFrance

at the Estadio El Coloso del Parque in the IRB Junior World Champion-ships.

19:55 LiveChurchillCup RugbyUnion USAvEnglandSaxons

at the Infinity Stadium, Glendale, Colorado, in the 2010 Churchill Cup.

22:00 WorldCupReportNews, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues.

22:30 Football’sGreatestGerd Muller: One of the best strikers in football history, Muller won three European Cups with Bayern Munich, the World Cup with West Germany and was voted European Footballer of the Year.

23:00 SuperLeagueRnd17 MatchHighlights

06:00 Breakfast09:00 TheAndrewMarr

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Lord Sugar is on the search for his first ever Junior Apprentice. From over 28,000 applicants, 10 candidates will com-pete for a tailor made fund worth 25,000 pounds to kick-start a career in business.

15:30 SongsofPraiseThe long running Sunday evening festival of well loved hymns from churches all across the United Kingdom.

16:05 F1:GrandPrix19:15 BBCNews

The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.

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The latest weather infor-mation.

19:45 PricelessAntiques Roadshow

The team remember some of the most moving discoveries in the 3o plus years history of the series, the furniture specialists go back to their roots, and some celebrity memora-bilia have the specialists in a spin.

20:15 CountryfileNews and stories concern-ing the heart of the British countryside.

21:15 WhoDoYouThink YouAre? SarahJessicaParker Documentary22:00 BBCNews


22:15 BBCLondonNews22:20 Weather

The latest weather infor-mation.

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Weekend11:35 EscapetotheCountry12:35 EastEndersOmnibus14:30 Tennis17:00 HairyBakers

The Hairy Bikers take to the road to find the very best baking in Britain and to explore our timeless love of bread, cakes, pastries and pies.

17:15 Coast17:45 MissPotter

Aspiring author Beatrix Potter (Rene Zellweger) finds love with publisher Ewan McGregor, but faces stiff opposition from her stuffy family. Sweeping romance

19:15 RichardHammond’s Engineering Connections

Richard Hammond reveals how a World War II bomber and a brass band helped create one of the world’s biggest and busiests airports.

20:05 TopGearMotoring magazine programme that tests and reviews the latest models of cars on the market.

21:15 AnAfricanJourney22:15 MatchoftheDay

Highlights from the open-ing day of the 2010 World Cup, presented by Colin Murray.

11:05 SomersTownThe Kings Cross meeting of a teen runaway and a shy Pole leads to laughter and friendship.

06:00 GMTVPopular early morning magazine show featuring many topical issues, from interviews with the stars, to the latest weather re-port. Including News and children’s programming

09:25 CoronationStreet Omnibus

Will Gail be found guilty or not guilty? Carla is arrested for her actions against Tony. Lewis has a shocking announcement for Audrey

11:45 ITVNewsA round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast.

12:00 ThisMorningCompilation edition packed with all the best bits from the weekday shows, including celebrity interviews, mouth-water-ing recipes, top lifestyle features and a whole lot more!

13:00 ColumboAnother case for the crumpled detective bril-liantly played by Peter Falk. An American grand master is determined to be world champion, even if it means check-mating his opposition on the international chess circuit. This fast-thinking world may be too intricate for the detective, but in the game of life, can he outwit the killer?

14:30 WorldCupLive SerbiavGhana.

Live World Cup action from South Africa.

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A round-up of the latest news headlines and a national weather forecast.

22:15 WorldCupHighlightsLatest World Cup high-lights from South Africa.

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LittleBrother13:30 Glee

Will seeks his revenge on Sue but when she discov-ers his ploy, she turns on him. Mercedes helps Quinn find her ‘funky’ side. Meanwhile, the Glee club hear some news that puts their nerves on edge.

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Animated comedy series following the hilarious adventures of a working class, semi-dysfunctional nuclear family in the misfit city of Springfield.Lisa develops a crush on her new substitute teacher, Mr. Bergstrom.

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Noel Edmonds asks the all-important question as contestants do battle with the Banker in their quest to leave the Dream Factory with £250,000.

17:30 ScrapheapChallengeThis week’s Scrapheap Challenge boasts bombs to retrieve, speed trials to complete and mud like you’ve never seen before.

18:30 Channel4News19:00 RiverCottage20:00 ComeDinewithMe

Amateur chefs compete against each other hosting a dinner party for the other contestants. Each competitor then rates the host’s performance and the winner claims a £1,000 cash prize.

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Home:FlyingVisit15:05 MercyMission:The

RescueOfFlight771Real-life drama in which a single-engine plane becomes lost over the Pacific en route to New Zealand. The pilot makes radio contact with a com-mercial jet, whose veteran captain agrees to guide him to safety.


Donna is just beginning to believe that Nick could be her real dad when a surprise arrival changes everything. Ringo discov-ers that Naomi, the young woman whose life he saved outside Charlie’s Bar, is a student at his uni-versity. It is clear Naomi is interested in him, but does she have a sly agenda?

18:00 HomeAndAwayEaves uses subterfuge to get closer to his nemesis. Martha begs Hugo not to leave, while Charlie tries to convince Martha to hand her boyfriend over for his own safety. The behaviour of Elijah’s overbearing parents sets Leah on edge. Alf and Marilyn decide to go on a real date.

18:25 LiveFromStudioFive19:30 HowDoTheyDoIt?20:00 PoliceInterceptors21:00 ExtraordinaryPeople:

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06:00 GoodMorningSports Fans07:00 WorldCupReport07:30 GoodMorningSports

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Fans09:00 Football’sGreatest:

GerdMullerGerd Muller: One of the best strikers in football history.

09:30 OceanRide:The show for surfing enthusiasts.

10:00 FPT20Cricket: FriendsProvidentT20 MiddlesexvEssex

At Lord’s in the Friends Provident Twenty20.

12:00 Football’sGreatestGerd Muller: One of the best strikers in football history.

12:30 FridayFightNightPaul McCloskey v Giuseppe Lauri for the European Light- Welter-weight title at King’s Hall, Belfast.

14:00 WorldSport14:30 FPT20Cricket:

FriendsProvidentT20 MiddlesexvEssex

At Lord’s in the Friends Provident Twenty20.

16:30 USOpen2007 OfficialFilm17:30 Football’sGreatest

GerdMuller18:00 LiveFPT20Cricket:

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At Riverside in the Friends Provident Twenty20.

21:30 Football’sGreatest: GerdMuller22:00 WorldCupReport

News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues from South Africa.

22:30 Football’sGreatestRuudGullit: The talented player spent time in the Dutch, Italian and English top flights.

23:00 SchoolOfHard Knocks.23:30 TimeOfOurLives

06:00 Breakfast09:15 Crimewatch


WhereYourMouthIs10:43 BBCNews&Weather10:45 CowboyTrap11:30 CashintheAttic12:13 BBCNews&Weather12:15 BargainHunt

Game show in which two teams compete for the best bargains before they go up for auction.

13:00 BBCNews13:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 TobeAnnounced14:45 MatchoftheDayLive

JapanvCameroon.17:15 TheWeakestLink

Anne Robinson hosts the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated

18:00 BBCNews18:30 BBCLondonNews19:00 MatchoftheDayLive

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22:25 BBCLondonNewsThe latest news, sport and weather from London.

22:30 WeatherThe latest weather infor-mation.

22:35 TheGraham NortonShow

Graham Norton presents a show focusing on people, trends, stories and the aspects of celebrity culture that interest him most, featuring trademark Nor-ton comedy monologues, celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters, and home-grown weirdness from the great British viewing public.

23:20 Deceived Film:

American thriller starring Goldie Hawn and John Heard (1991)

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig07:00 PinkyandPerky07:15 MuddleEarth07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:10 PostmanPat09:25 GuesswithJess09:35 ShowMeShowMe10:05 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:10 TheFlintstones11:35 TheFlintstones12:00 TheDailyPolitics12:30 WorkingLunch13:00 ReadySteadyCook13:45 BattleoftheSexes15:05 ICanCook15:20 Zigby15:30 DennisandGnasher15:40 Ooglies15:55 ShauntheSheep16:05 Trapped16:35 Deadly6017:00 Newsround17:15 EscapetotheCountry18:00 Eggheads18:30 GreatBritish

RailwayJourneysDocumentary series in which Michael Portillo travels the length and breadth of the country by train.

19:00 MakemeaNewFace20:00 Springwatch

The marathon live wildlife event continues with up-to-the-minute reports on your favourite animal stars.

21:00 Mary,QueenofShops22:00 MatchoftheDay22:30 Newsnight23:20 TribalWives

In this six part series, six women are given the op-portunity to travel to some of the most remote parts of the world and experi-ence life with a tribe.


LittleBrother07:55 BigBrother08:55 The5O’clockShow

withPeterAndre09:55 DealorNoDeal10:40 WillandGrace11:05 Friends11:30 Friends

The friends travel to Las Vegas, where more than one surprise awaits them. And a war of public humiliation ensues after Ross thinks Rachel is try-ing to entice him with a sexy dance

12:00 Channel4News Summary12:05 JamieatHome12:30 CelebrityCome

Dinewithme14:25 CoachTrip

Two new arrivals join the group, as they con-tinue their exploration of Croatia with a tour of the Dalmatian islands on a pri-vate boat. But one tourist spoils the fun with some inappropriate behaviour, which causes more friction at vote time.

14:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:15 DealorNoDeal17:00 The5O’clockShow18:00 TheSimpsons

While making a spice rack for Marge, Homer is attacked with a mallet by Maggie. Marge discovers that Bart and Lisa’s favourite cartoon show, Itchy & Scratchy, is influ-encing this behaviour and she decides to crusade against cartoon violence by targeting Itchy & Scratchy and its president, Roger Meyers Jr. and show broadcaster, Krusty the Clown

18:30 HollyoaksDrama series set in Chester, in the fictional borough of Hollyoaks.

19:00 Channel4News20:00 Dispatches21:00 Gladiators22:00 BigBrother23:15 EddieIzzard:

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WorldOfGolf: MontgomerieV Furyk1999

The series that televised a whole host of golf games, known as challenge matches, from the 1960s onwards, often pitting together two of the most talked about golfers of the time.

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16:30 USOpen2008 OfficialFilm:U.SOpen

Ahead of the event at Tor-rey Pines, join us on Sky Sports for a special show looking back at the last three years of one of golf’s biggest tournaments, the US Open.

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Home:FlyingVisit15:05 TheWaitingGame

Romantic drama about two young female artists who are both searching for the ideal man. After mounting their first exhibi-tion together in a small New England town, they find their peaceful lives disturbed by the arrival of two enigmatic strangers, who are not all they seem.


Smarting from Doug’s rejection of her, Libby decides to pursue her man. But she is dismayed to discover that Doug is Karl’s boss. Donna resolves to withdraw her consent from the DNA test process.

18:00 HomeAndAwayRachel has growing concerns for her friends’ safety. She believes that as long as Hugo is around, everyone he knows is in danger. Will her worst fears be realised? Leah worries that she and Elijah will end up like his bicker-ing parents.

18:25 LiveFromStudioFive19:30 FamilyFoodFight

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20:00 Britain’sNaziKing: Revealed21:00 CSI:CrimeScene

Investigation22:00 CSI:Miami23:00 CSI:NewYork00:00 NCIS



WhereYourMouthIs10:43 BBCNews&Weather10:45 CowboyTrap11:30 CashintheAttic12:00 BBCNews&Weather12:15 MatchoftheDayLive14:30 BBCNews14:50 BBCLondonNews15:05 ICanCook15:20 Zigby15:30 DennisandGnasher15:40 Ooglies15:55 ShauntheSheep16:00 NaturalBornHunters16:35 HorribleHistories17:00 Newsround17:15 TheWeakestLink18:00 BBCNews18:30 BBCLondonNews19:00 EastEnders

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20:00 HolbyCityPopular hospital drama centering on the busy working and social lives of the doctors, nurses and patients

21:00 CrimewatchProgramme which appeals for help in solving crimes.

22:00 BBCNewsThe latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather.



22:35 CrimewatchUpdates22:45 Imagine

Investigative documentary series in which various aspects of the arts are explored.

23:35 TheGrahamNorton Show

Graham Norton presents a show focusing on people, trends, stories and the aspects of celebrity culture

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig07:00 PinkyandPerky07:15 TheLeagueof

SuperEvil07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:10 PostmanPat09:25 GuesswithJess09:35 ShowMeShowMe10:05 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:10 TheFlintstones11:35 TheFlintstones12:00 TheDailyPolitics12:30 WorkingLunch

Business and finance pro-gramme that looks at the latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.

13:00 Ready,Steady,CookTwo chefs partner up with two members of the studio audience and put their best efforts into producing an interesting meal, within 20 minutes, using ingredients valued at no more than £5.00.

13:45 RoyalAscot17:15 EscapetotheCountry18:00 Eggheads18:30 GreatBritishRailway

Journeys19:00 MaryQueenofShops20:00 Springwatch


21:00 TribalWivesIn this six part series, six women are given the op-portunity to travel to some of the most remote parts of the world and experi-ence life with a tribe

22:00 MatchoftheDay22:30 Newsnight23:20 Young,British

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LittleBrother07:20 BigBrother08:30 Frasier08:55 The5O’clockShow09:55 DealorNoDeal10:40 WillandGrace11:05 Friends11:30 Friends12:00 Channel4News

Summary12:05 JamieatHome12:30 CelebrityCome

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Bart gets hit by Mr. Burns’ car while skateboarding and is sent to hospital. with the help of sleazy lawyer Lionel Hutz and suspicious physician Dr. Nick Riviera, Homer is convinced to sue Burns for $1,000,000 by pretending Bart is more hurt than he really is. Marge, however, feels uneasy about the whole situation

18:30 HollyoaksGilly steals a letter con-taining medical appoint-ment details for Steph and turns up at Oncology just in time to support her through some bad news. Loretta’s jealousy rises as Jake insists on helping Steph in MOBS when he should be spending his day with her.

19:00 Channel4News20:00 Gok’sFashionFix

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21:00 InsideNature’sGiants20:00 BigBrother

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RugbyLeagueQueensland face New South Wales at the Sun-corp Stadium, Brisbane, in the second match of the State of Origin series.

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News, talking points and analysis of the major World Cup issues.

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Home:FlyingVisit15:05 LittleGirlLost

Drama based on a true story. A woman resorts to desperate measures to prove that her late daughter is still alive after spotting a girl who bears a striking resemblance to her. The child was thought to have died in an apartment fire six years earlier, only for a chance encounter to turn the mother’s world upside down. She sets out to acquire a sample of the girl’s DNA and prove that she is in fact her child


Having discovered that Libby is seeing Doug, stressed Steph attempts to find another doctor. The members of Zeke’s blokes’ club compete to be elected president. Ringo has another encounter with Naomi. Lyn stumbles across the DVD of Steph’s first ultrasound.

18:00 HomeAndAwayTony and Rachel rush to Hugo’s aid. What will become of Hugo and Mar-tha’s relationship? Ruby struggles to get a handle on her feelings for Liam.

18:25 LiveFromStudioFive19:30 DaringRaidsOfWwii

Historical documentary series presented by Major Gordon Corrigan.

20:00 SecretsOfTheJesus Tomb21:00 NCIS22:00 CSI:NewYork22:55 CSI:CrimeScene

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WhereYourMouthIs10:43 BBCNews&Weather10:45 CowboyTrap11:30 CashintheAttic12:13 BBCNews&Weather

Latestnews.12:15 BargainHunt13:00 BBCNews13:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 EscapetotheCountry14:28 BBCNews&Weather14:30 MatchoftheDayLive

SpainvSwitzerland17:15 TheWeakestLink

Anne Robinson hosts the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated.


SouthAfricav Uruguay.22:00 BBCNews




22:35 NationalLottery MidweekDraws

Coverage from the Lottery HQ with the Thunderball, Dream Number and Lotto draws.

22:45 Children’sEmergencySeries following the life-saving work of the medics of the largest mobile children’s critical care service in the UK.

23:15 PoseidonBig-budget disaster movie. A luxury cruise ship is capsized by a rogue wave on New Year’s Eve, and a group of passengers try to find a way out of the ship.

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig07:00 PinkyandPerky07:10 AngusandCheryl07:15 TheLeagueof

SuperEvil07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:15 PostmanPat09:30 GuesswithJess09:45 ShowMeShowMe10:10 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:05 TheFlintstones11:30 TheDailyPolitics13:00 SeeHear13:30 WorkingLunch14:00 RoyalAscot17:15 TheHairyBikers’

FoodTourofBritain18:00 Eggheads

General knowledge quiz in which teams from all over the UK battle to beat the formidable ‘Eggheads’, who have all been winners on other quiz shows.

18:30 GreatBritishRailway Journeys19:00 TheBeautyofMaps19:30 SouthAfricaWalks20:00 Springwatch


21:00 TribalWivesIn this six part series, six women are given the op-portunity to travel to some of the most remote parts of the world and experi-ence life with a tribe.

22:00 MatchoftheDayHighlights from the open-ing day of the 2010 World Cup, presented by Colin Murray.

22:30 Newsnight23:15 Weather23:20 AnAfricanJourney

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06:00 TheHoobs06:25 TheHoobs06:50 BigBrother’sLittle

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Summary12:00 CelebrityCome

Dinewithme13:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:10 DealorNoDeal

PresentedbyNoel Edmunds.17:00 The5O’clockShow18:00 TheSimpsons

Lisa asks the family to try something new for a change, so the family go out for sushi. While there it is believed that Homer may have been poisoned from some badly prepared blowfish, and he is desig-nated with only 24 hours to live. Homer decides to plan out his last day on earth so that he may live life to it’s fullest.

18:30 HollyoaksAs Steph prepares for her dreaded hysterec-tomy operation, Gilly calls Frankie and tells her that she needs to get to the hospital now. Loretta is thrilled that her leukaemia lie has succeeded - Jake is now completely devoted to her.

19:00 Channel4News Sport&weather20:00 ThreeinaBed21:00 BigBrother22:00 Desperate

HousewivesThis episode flashes back to the strangler’s early life in Wisteria Lane with an uncaring dad and a mum who ignores him.

23:00 TheBigBangTheorySheldon is summoned to court for driving through a red light while taking Penny to hospital, as seen in an earlier episode

23:30 MyNameisEarl

06:00 GMTV09:25 TheJeremyKyleShow


10:30 ThisMorningThe popular morning lifestyle magazine show with advice, chat and competitions.

11:25 ITVNews11:30 ThisMorning12:00 ITVNews&Weather12:10 WorldCupLive

HondurasvChile.14:30 Lightentertainment

*Regionalvariations17:00 TheChase

Popular quiz show where contestants have to get away from the Chaser.

18:00 RegionalNews& Weather18:30 ITVNewsandWeather19:00 Emmerdale


19:30 CoronationStreetMore drama and turmoil from the residents of Coro-nation Street in the longest running TV Soap.

20.00 Lightentertainment *Regionalvariations22:00 ITVNewsatTen

&WeatherRound-up of the day’s news. Followed by a national weather forecast and the latest news and weather

22:35 WorldCupHighlightsLatest highlights of World Cup action from South Africa.

23:35 SpainProgramme charting the lives of some of the more than one million Brits who live in Spain. We follow the small community of expat families who are threatened with los-ing their homes since it was discovered that their houses had been built on ‘rustic’ land and must therefore be pulled down.

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News and previews07:00 WorldCupReport07:30 GoodMorning


SportsFans09:00 Football’sGreatest

Rivellino09:30 USOpen2009Official

Film10:30 EuropeanTour

WeeklyA round-up of the latest from the European Golf Tour.

11:00 TotalRugbyRugby union news.

11:30 FIFAFutbolMundial12:00 Football’sGreatest

Rivellino12:30 TotalRugby

Rugby union news.13:00 UsOpen2009

OfficialfilmA review of the 2009 golf US Open which was held at Bethpage State Park, New York.

14:00 FPT20Cricket: FriendsProvidentT20 Sussexv Gloucestershire

At Hove in the Friends Provident Twenty20.

16:00 Boots‘n‘AllEddie Hemmings and Mike Stephenson present a definitive weekly round-up of all the tries, tackles and kicks from the latest round of Super League XV fixtures.


A round-up of all the latest headlines from the Barclays Premier League.

17:30 Football’sGreatest Rivellino18:00 U.SOpen2010

Day one of the US Open from Pebble Beach Golf Links, California.

3:00 GolfingWorld Latest golfing news.4:00 Football’sGreatest4:30 BarclaysPremier

LeagueWorld Sports action from the Barclays Premier League.5:00 TimeofOurLives





Home:FlyingVisit15:05 DeadlyVisions

Gripping thriller about the nightmarish experiences of a blind woman who has her sight restored follow-ing a cornea transplant. As the woman comes to terms with being able to see again, she begins to witness visions through the donor’s eyes


Steph struggles to keep her story straight when Lyn confronts her about the baby’s conception date. Andrew is deter-mined to make amends for his bad deeds on the street and convince Paul to let him stay. But when he discovers that his father has returned from New York with a shocking secret, he resolves to use it to his own advantage.

18:00 HomeAndAwayNicole hurts Liam’s feelings when she tries to cover for Ruby. Liam gets his pupil to come clean about how she feels. Can Ruby convince him not to put a stop to their creative partnership? Irene persuades Jill to join an alcohol support group

18:25 LiveFromStudioFive19:30 FifthGear2010

Looks at two extremes of Scandinavian engineering.

20:00 Britain’sGreatest Machines

Chris Barrie examines the pivotal moments in Britain’s recent engineer-ing past

21:00 Heartbreakers23:15 PoliceInterceptors



WhereYourMouthIsTelevision’s top consumer experts are put to the test as they’re pitted against one another and chal-lenged to make a profit - with their own money and their reputations on the line.

10:43 BBCNews&Weather10:45 CowboyTrap11:30 CashintheAttic12:13 BBCNews&Weather12:15 BargainHunt

Game show in which two teams compete for the best bargains before they go up for auction.

13:00 BBCNews13:30 BBCLondonNews13:45 EscapetotheCountry

Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country.

14:43 BBCNews&Weather14:45 MatchoftheDayLive

GreecevNigeria17:15 TheWeakestLink

Anne Robinson hosts the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated.


FrancevMexico22:00 BBCNews



22:30 Weather Thelatestweather information.22:35 QuestionTime

Topical debate with promi-nent public figures and an invited audience, chaired by David Dimbleby.

23:35 ThisWeekA political review of the week.

06:00 Fimbles06:20 MeToo!06:40 WibblyPig07:00 PinkyandPerky07:15 TheLeague

ofSuperEvil07:25 Newsround07:30 Raven08:00 EdandOucho’s


Ready,Steady,Build!09:00 TingaTingaTales09:15 PostmanPat09:30 GuesswithJess09:45 ShowMeShowMe10:10 Waybuloo10:30 IntheNightGarden11:10 TheFlintstones11:35 TheFlintstones12:00 TheDailyPolitics12:30 WorkingLunch13:00 Ready,Steady,Cook13:45 RoyalAscot17:15 TheHairyBikers’

FoodTourofBritain18:00 Eggheads

Popularquiz.18:30 GreatBritish

RailwayJourneys19:00 RoyalAcademy

SummerExhibition20:00 Springwatch


21:00 GarethMaloneGoes toGlyndebourne22:00 MocktheWeek

Comedy show combin-ing the best elements of panel show, stand-up and improvised games with two teams of comedians taking a satirical swipe at the news and world events.

22:30 Newsnight23:15 Weather23:20 MatchoftheDay

Highlights from the open-ing day of the 2010 World Cup, presented by Colin Murray.

23:50 RoyalAcademy SummerExhibition

05:25 Countdown06:10 TheHoobs06:35 TheHoobs07:00 BigBrother’sLittle

Brother07:25 BigBrother08:20 Frasier08:50 The5O’clockShow

withKirstieandPhil09:45 DealorNoDeal10:30 WillandGrace11:05 Friends11:30 Friends12:00 Channel4News12:05 CelebrityCome

DinewithMeFive episodes of Celebrity Come Die with Me follow. In these celebrity specials, Anneka Rice, Linda Robson, Aggie MacKenzie, Rowland Rivron and Toby Young take it in turns to throw dinner parties for each other.

14:25 CoachTrip14:55 CookYourselfThin15:25 Countdown16:10 DealorNoDeal17:00 The5O’clockSho

with Kimberley Walsh and Stephen Mulhern18:00 TheSimpsons18:30 Hollyoaks

Meriel quizzes Zak about the beating he gave Tariq and then tells DI Andrews everything he’s learnt. Michaela gets into hot wa-ter with the bad-lad gang. She desperately calls Zak for help, but DI Andrews gets to him first.

19:00 Channel4News20:00 Location,Location,

Location This week, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in the Home Counties.21:00 BigBrother

Catch up on all the latest goings-on in the house.

22:00 TigerWoodsPresenter and journalist Jacques Peretti directs Tiger Woods: The Rise and Fall, a one-off documen-tary analysing the rise and fall of the flawed golf genius.

23:25 SkinsEmily and Naomi are back at Roundview and seem as loved-up as ever.

06:00 GMTVPopular early morning magazine show featuring many topical issues, from interviews with the stars, to the latest weather report. Including News and children’s programming.

09:25 TheJeremyKyleShow10:30 ThisMorning

The popular morning lifestyle magazine show with advice, chat and competitions.

11:25 ITVNews11:30 ThisMorning12:00 ITVNewsandWeather12:10 WorldCupLive

Argentinav SouthKorea14:30 Lightentertainment

Regional variations17:00 TheChase

Quiz show in which four contestants must pit their wits against The Chaser, a ruthless quiz genius determined to stop them winning at all costs.

18:00 RegionalNews &Weather18:30 ITVNewsandWeather19:00 Emmerdale


19:30 TonightCurrent affairs news stories presented through interviews and discussions. Focuses on major develop-ments.

20:00 EmmerdalePopular long-running soap opera, set in a Yorkshire village.

20:30 CoronationStreetMore drama and turmoil from the residents of Coro-nation Street in the longest running TV Soap.

21:00 LightentertainmentRegional variations

22:00 ITVNewsat Ten&Weather

Round-up of the day’s news. Followed by a national weather.

22:35 WorldCupHighlightsHighlights of the latestWorld Cup action from South Africa.

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11/06 3:00pm South Africa __ Mexico __11/06 7:30pm Uruguay __ France __ 16/06 7:30pm South Africa __ Uruguay __ 17/06 7:30pm France __ Mexico __22/06 3:00pm Mexico __ Uruguay __22/06 3:00pm France __ South Africa __

12/06 12:30pm Korean Republic __ Greece __12/06 3:00pm Argentina __ Nigeria __17/06 12:30pm Argentina __ Korean Republic __17/06 3:00pm Greece __ Nigeria __22/06 7:30pm Nigeria __ Korean Republic __22/06 7:30pm Greece __ Argentina __

12/06 7:30pm England __ USA __13/06 12:30pm Algeria __ Slovenia __18/06 3:00pm Slovenia __ USA __18/06 7:30pm England __ Algeria __23/06 3:00pm Slovenia __ England __23/06 3:00pm USA __ Algeria __

13/06 3:00pm Serbia __ Ghana __13/06 7:30pm Germany __ Australia __18/06 12:30pm Germany __ Serbia __19/06 3:00pm Ghana __ Australia __23/06 7:30pm Ghana __ Germany __23/06 7:30pm Australia __ Serbia __

14/06 12:30pm Netherlands __ Denmark __14/06 3:00pm Japan __ Cameroon __19/06 12:30pm Netherlands __ Japan __19/06 7:30pm Cameroon __ Denmark __24/06 7:30pm Denmark __ Japan __24/06 7:30pm Cameroon __ Netherlands __

14/06 7:30pm Italy __ Paraguay __15/06 12:30pm New Zealand __ Slovakia __20/06 12:30pm Slovakia __ Paraguay __20/06 3:00pm Italy __ New Zealand __24/06 3:00pm Slovakia __ Italy __24/06 3:00pm Paraguay __ New Zealand __

15/06 3:00pm Ivory Coast __ Portugal __15/06 7:30pm Brazil __ Korea DPR __20/06 7:30pm Brazil __ Ivory Coast __21/06 12:30pm Portugal __ Korea DPR __25/06 3:00pm Portugal __ Brazil __25/06 3:00pm Korea DPR __ Ivory Coast __

16/06 12:30pm Honduras __ Chile __16/06 3:00pm Spain __ Switzerland __21/06 3:00pm Chile __ Switzerland __21/06 7:30pm Spain __ Honduras __25/06 7:30pm Chile __ Spain __25/06 7:30pm Switzerland __ Honduras __


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(and answers) designed to test your knowledge and fanaticism!

The book is divided into sections, dedicated

to players from Bobby Moore to Thierry Henry,

Luis Figo, Zinedane Zidane and players like David

Beckham and Pele earn-ing more than one quiz page each. Each world cup tournament since the first in Uruguay in 1930 up to Germany 2006 also gets a page of questions, and there are fun trivia quizzes in between.

It’s upon us, and at 3pm on June 11th the South Af-rica World Cup finally kicks off in the Johannesburg Soccer City Stadium when hosts South Africa take on Mexico.

It’s a veritable feast of foot-ball and if you’re a true fan of

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Quiz Book!the glorious game, whether your country has qualified or not you’ll be watching as many matches as you can.

For half-time we have something rather interesting to give away. Apex Publishing have kindly given us two cop-ies of the new World Cup Quiz Book for two readers.

Compiled by Alan Pearson the book spans the whole history of the World Cup since its con-ception, with 1,200 questions

So, hoW to WInAnswer the following ques-tion and send you answer, name and contact number

to Island Connections either by post, C/Francisco Feo Rodríguez, 6, Pol Ind Las

Chafiras, 38620 San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife, or by email, editorial@ic-news.

com marking your mail World Cup Quiz. Entries must reach

us by June 18th, and nei-ther staff members of the IC

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Who scored the first goal of the 2006 World Cup?

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Goalkeepers ::Iker Casillas (Real Madrid)José Manuel Reina (Liverpool)Víctor Valdés (Barcelona)

Defenders ::Raúl Albiol (Real Madrid)Alvaro Arbeloa (Real Madrid)Joan Capdevila (Villarreal)Carlos Marchena (Valencia)Gerard Pique (Barcelona)Carles Puyol (Barcelona)Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid)

Midfielders ::Xabier Alonso (Real Madrid)Sergio Busquets (Barcelona)Francesc “Cesc” Fabregas (Arsenal)Andrés Iniesta (Barcelona)Javier Martínez (Athletic Club)David Jiménez Silva (Valencia)Xavier Hernández (Barcelona)

Forwards ::Jesús Navas (Sevilla)Juan Manuel Mata (Valencia)Pedro Rodríguez (Barcelona)Fernando Llorente (Athletic Club)Fernando Torres (Liverpool)David Villa (Valencia)

Group rivals :: Switzerland, Honduras, Chile

The Soccer Experience 7s World Cup is nearly upon us, and will take

place on the weekend of June 19th/20th.

Soccer Experience7s league slow motion footballers will be representing their countries for the very first time taking great pride in their caps for their nations!

Hot favourites with the bookies must be the very experienced and grumpy Scotland side with some hugely talented wee lads but might we say also some very typically fiery Bravehearts! And John Parkes England team who have got to be up among the favourites with the three lions itching to get going. Also looking good for a very high finish will be Jose’s Argentina side fresh off there title winning season in the Soccer Experience Championship 7s league as even without Messi they are as strong as any other side in the tournament and with the hand of God on their side who could blame them for being confident.

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The Soccer Experience 7s World Cup will be held in the Las Torres Sports Complex, Adeje on June 19th and 20th and there is still time to register a nation with the likes of Scandinavia, Holland, Russia, France so far not being represented, and there is also a need for a few more Irish and Welsh players to come forward and strengthen the sides already registered, so if you would like to help an existing nation or enter your very own contact us on 654200470, email: [email protected] or check out the website www.soccerexperience.com for more info on the tournament or any of our weekly leagues in Southern Tenerife. Please check the website for any possible changes to the dates and times as they are subject to change!

Even if you don’t want to play please come down over the weekend to support your country in winning at least some kind of World Cup this summer!!!!!

captained by Jerome of Masters league title contenders Spanish Style, who have taken the league by storm this season. There are a few unfamiliar faces in the African and Bulgarian teams making them very unpredictable and possibly very dangerous to the big boys. The mighty Welsh team will also be joining us with wing wizard Kevin from league

side Dreamers captaining the side; we also have Germany looking for honours, with Olger of Direct Telecom looking forward to the penalty shootouts!!

All Masters league Italian Restaurant Keondas will be representing the Azzurri and with their current form in the league Alex and his team will be very confident of a good finish! John

Songs for glory

any great football competition needs some-thing to sing along to, and there’s more than a few Canarian-based ar-tistes offering a selection to choose from.

Welcome to the 2010 World Cup is the result of the combined forces of some of the Islands’ journey-men musicians, instigated by Joe Ngale, originally from Equatorial Guinea. After a trip to Cannes for the Midem music conference Ngale came back to Tenerife and enlisted the help of vocalist/composer Ronnie Canada, a soul man from Cleveland, Italian born producer and songwriter Matteo Malavasi, and Capetown native James Darling. The song is currently available on iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/wel-come-to-2010-south-afri-can/id367011011).

For England fans one to listen out for is Get Up for England, written by Darren Clunes and Gary Mac, and recorded in Jubal Studios in Las Américas. Check out the song and video on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=altXX7Ct8PU) or catch the duo performing as Smashed at Leonardo’s six nights a week.

Vicente del Bosque’s final 23 for Spain contained two plusses for fans of Canarian footballers.

It would have been more of a surprise if David Silva, the

Gran Canarian midfielder who plays for Valencia, and was one of the stars of Euro 2008, had been left out. His skills and talent are in no doubt and with over 30 international appearances already under his cap he is a vital member of the team. Born in Arguineguín, he has scored six times for his country.

When Spain’s manager del Bosque announced his

pre-World Cup team of 30 players two of the inclusions from the

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Barcelona squad, goalkeeper Víctor Valdés and Pedro Ro-dríguez, were expected. How-ever many did think that when it came to the crunch the ex-Ma-drid manager wouldn’t actually choose either of the them for the final 23 – but how wrong can you be. Choosing, as he said, with his head and his heart, he decided to give Valdés and the young Tenerife player Pedrito the call-up. The striker from

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Goalkeepers ::Joe Hart (Manchester City)David James (Portsmouth)Robert Green (West Ham)

Defenders ::Jamie Carragher (Liverpool)Ashley Cole (Chelsea)Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United)Glen Johnson (Liverpool)Ledley King (Tottenham)John Terry (Chelsea)Matthew Upson (West Ham)Stephen Warnock (Aston Villa)

Midfielders ::Gareth Barry (Manchester City)Michael Carrick (Manchester United)Joe Cole (Chelsea)Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)Frank Lampard (Chelsea)Aaron Lennon (Tottenham)James Milner (Aston Villa)Shaun Wright-Phillips (Manchester City)

Forwards ::Peter Crouch (Tottenham)Jermain Defoe (Tottenham)Emile Heskey (Aston Villa)Wayne Rooney (Manchester United)

Group C rivals ::Algeria, Slovenia, USA


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Blondes - they should be golden and warm tones that are well blended. Platinum blonde can be a good look if done right and kept from looking brassy. If you have blonde hair, darker lowlights add more contrast, also helping to avoid noticeable roots.

Redheads - this Spring/Summer 2010, natural looking shades of red hair are in. If you prefer a bolder red go for shades of plum or copper. To really spice up the redhead look, add some golden or pale blonde highlights.

Brunettes - hazelnut, coffee and caramel tones are the look for Spring and Summer 2010. Highlights must be seamless and well blended, not bold and brassy. If you have light brown hair or even dark blonde hair, blonde highlights can add depth and volume to your hair.

Highlights

Blonde highlights will give a boost to fair and fine, mousy and monotone hair. A generous scattering of fine woven bleached highlights two or three shades lighter than your natural base tone (particularly through the top sections and around the hairline) will create a brilliant blonde effect.

If you’re fair haired with an ivory complexion you can choose from either the cool or warm tones. If your skin has pink tones you’re best sticking to the ash blonde and vanilla tones while creamy, yellow-tinged skins suit warm golden shades.

Brunettes wishing to add some highlights will find that the most flattering option is to focus on having them placed lightly around the face. Stick to rich colours such as honey and golden blondes for a sun-kissed look. Redheads can have either golden tones or pale, bleached highlights.

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HairGolden rules

1. Go for multi-tone highlights so that your colour has more of a natural look. 2. Blonde actually does fade! Maintain your highlights using blonde enhancing shampoos. 3. Highlighted hair can become porous - use a weekly treatment to help restore condition. 4. Top up your parting on every other salon visit, this will prevent over-colouring and is more cost effective. 5. Never overlap your colour applications - this is what causes over-colouring and damage.

Styling tips

Plait hair loosely during the day to reveal a sexy, dishevelled wave in the evening then add a flower with a grip onto the side of your hair.

Simple, stylish ponytails look fabulous on everyone. Pull your hair back into a high ponytail to keep it off your neck. Then take a section from the ponytail and wrap it around the band and secure in place.

Play around with hair accessories like hair clips, head bands and sparkly grips. This is a great look that can be worn day or night on long or short hair.

Thinking of the big chop? Go for a style with texture, movement, body and choppy layers. Finish the look off nicely with slices of colour using tones such as caramels, creamy blondes and golds.

Loose curls can be a beautiful way to style your hair and they’re so easy to create. Curls and waves can be achieved by using heated rollers or straightening irons. Make sure you give your hair a blast with the cool setting on your dryer to allow the curls to separate as you don’t want it looking perfectly set.

Nothing says summer like a halo of highlights, it’s the fashion accessory for the al fresco lifestyle. Don’t be afraid to try something new this summer!


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Following on the success of the Elton John and Rod Stewart concerts, Sun Life

Festival Canaries have confirmed that Simply Red will play their only Spanish date in Costa Adeje golf, as part of their Farewell Tour.

The company that have finally brought top class acts to South Tenerife have done it again, and Mick Hucknall will bring thousands to this excellent natural

amphitheatre for what promises to be a great show on July 20th.

According to one of the festival or-ganisers, Jordi esplugas, “this is a new challenge for our company to assist the tourist industry, and which, among oth-er things, will work to promote and lift the level of satisfaction of visitors and of course residents in the area”.

The group are counting on support from various sectors within the industry and have already got the firm backing of Adeje council, and hope shortly to

announce that of the tourism and cul-tural departments of the regional gov-ernment.

“Now more than ever we need a good tourism product”, says esplugas. “Sun and beach, as we are all too aware now-adays, isn’t enough to compete with other destinations” adding that events such as the Simply red concert give the south of the island that extra edge.

Simply red have notched up 25 years of hits in their time, with sales of over 55 million records and 31 number ones.

The ESTA theatre group’s last two productions in March, The Fumed Oak, and The

Angel Intrudes seem to have been well-received, and the casts, includ-ing several new members, certainly enjoyed themselves.

The committee has already chosen the plays for the next production, which will be in November.

They have also been asked to perform at several secondary schools in June, playing to the sixth form students.

The group’s first play-reading evening for some time took place recently, and was enjoyed by all, with a selection of short extracts from the plays of Nöel coward, and a one-act play entitled Diary of a Fading Rose.

To continue with eSTA’s aims of do-nating all proceeds to local charities, sev-eral committee members recently visited ProBoSco in La orotava to present a cheque for €1,000. They were extremely

CLassiCaL ConCErts

vienna praise for Music FestivalNext year’s Canary Islands Classical Music Festival has been already praised by the conductor of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra as one of the best in its 27-year history.

Fabio Lisi announced that his world-famous orches-tra will give four concerts, two in Las Palmas and two in Tenerife, in late January 2011 as part of the Festival, which was formally present-ed in the Spanish Embassy in the Austrian capital.

Sharing centre stage on next year’s programme will be Russian soprano Anna Netrebko, who was forced to pull out of the presen-tation due to a family ill-ness. The Festival will also feature, for the first time ever, a specific programme aimed at children, including concerts by the St Florian’s Children’s Choir, also from Austria.

WorLd Cup song

Bangers & MashWell known in the south of Tenerife for many years, brothers Aaron and Leon Cormack have recorded a World Cup 2010 song for England.

They have over their mu-sical career created a sound which embodies all the vir-tues of pop music past and present. Harmony, melody and lyrics powered by a rock band. Following in the steps of greats such as World in Motion, Vindaloo and Three Lions, their song, Bangers & Mash which was penned by DJ Marcus Day, has been described by the music and radio industry as the next big England Anthem, an anthem for the people. And when England score, we will all be going Bangers & Mash! Bangers & Mash is supported by Waynes World, www.way-nesworld.com and has been chosen from many others to be the official Linekers Group World Cup Song 2010.

The Cormacks have recent-ly been to the UK to record the accompanying video which features many celeb-rities. You can hear the song on Oasis FM, or go online to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiWEA5fUjUg.

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impressed with the work of this organi-sation, which is very dependant upon voluntary donations, and it is hoped to donate more to them in the future.

A barbecue has been arranged for members and friends for the evening

of June 17th, at the barbecue area in La Vera. The cost, including wine will be €5. Anyone wishing to attend should contact either eSTA secretary, John Allmond on 922 33 28 89 or eSTA presi-dent colin Price on 922 57 21 04.

ESTA representatives present a cheque

Robin HoodThis umpteenth remake stars Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett and William Hurt and is di-rected by Ridley Scott of Gladiator fame.It tells the story of expert archer Robin Hood who defends his life in Sherwood Forest while serving Richard the Lionheart. After the King’s death, Robin re-turns to Nottingham.

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Other musicians could take a lead (!) from Lou Reed and his

partner, experimental musi-cian Laurie Anderson, who are staging a concert on June 5th exclusively for dogs as part of their Vivid Live Festival in Sydney, Australia.

Canine’s will be yapping about the event for years to come, according to the festi-val website, adding that it is an absolute must for any dog and their two legged friends. The gig takes place on the Sydney Opera House’s north-ern boardwalk at 10am.

Laurie Anderson has com-posed a 20 minute work espe-cially for the hearing range of

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Adding an electric socket, part 1

Pets / DIY

You can never have enough electric sockets! If you are

undertaking major electri-cal work, you need a quali-fied installer. However, if you just want to add a socket or two, you can do it yourself, provided you follow a few simple rules.

Pic 1First, decide where you want your socket. To comply with regulations, it must be at least 50cm above the floor or below the ceiling and 20cm from any door or window.

Pic 2You will be running the cable through a conduit.

Pic 3The table shows the recommended sizes. Remember that each socket has three cables.

Pic 4You need to choose the correct size cable and conduit for the type of socket you are installing. For example, the diagram shows that you need 1.5mm cable for a lighting circuit, but 2.5mm for sockets suitable for 10 amp appliances.

Pics 5 and 6The usual cable colours are shown here, yellow and green for the Earth, blue for neutral and brown for the live. However, live wires may also be grey or black.

More in the next edition.

If you have any questions about these or other DIY techniques, contact Robert on 922 814 073 or 605 469 352 email [email protected].

AkTIon TIER

Summer fun Aktion Tier, the dog rescue charity based in Granadilla, are hosting a summer event on June 20th.

Aktion Tier has 200 dogs and is fully le-

gal and works with local councils in caring for aban-doned dogs. They have their own surgery and full time vet and the dogs receive excellent care, are chipped, sterilised, wormed, micro-chipped and given a passport. They are also setting up a dog agility class which starts on June the 11th.

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dogs – who can hear frequen-cies far outside the human audio spectrum. Taking the idea of the apparently inaudi-ble dog whistle to new artis-tic heights, our canine friends will be treated to a glorious cacophony of sound, while all the human members of the audience will hear is the lap-ping of the water on the har-bour beside the Sydney Opera House. The website contin-ues, “the morning will be an

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inter-species social gathering on a scale never seen before in Australia. Breakfast can be purchased on site including freshly brewed coffee and egg and bacon rolls, while you watch dog demonstrations and be surprised by some very special guests.

Those wishing to attend take note: All dogs must be on leads. All humans must be at-tached to the other end of said leads.

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Eruptions at EclipseWhilst a lot of people had their travel plans upset last month due to the volcanic explosions in iceland one cafe owner has tried to make us smile.

At the Eclipse Cafeteria in Callao Salvaje out wine correspondent Gerry Ruben noticed a

cocktail advertised on their blackboard. Called the Iceland Volcano it consists of White Rum, Dark Rum, Banana Liquer and Cointreau its priced at only € 5! Erupting with taste…

Competition Winner

Free monthly wageA La Laguna resident has won the Danone/Hiperdino €600 a month for a year prize in Santa Cruz de tenerife.

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Men cookingA new course to teach men their way around the kitchen has started in San miguel de Abona.

It is part of the council’s policies on equality and there are currently 15 male students learning

cookery basics every Thursday in the Tamaide cul-tural centre. According to the councillor responsible, Juana Donate, it is more than just a cookery course, but a chance for the men to discuss and reflect over the importance of sharing the domestic jobs equally. In the first class they concentrated on the potato and the students learned 10 different ways of preparing that Canarian staple.

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This recipe uses soused herrings, but you can use mussels or slices

of pickled trout (without sauce) as an alternative. Nowadays we look at ways of reducing salt in our diet,

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but there have been wars over salt throughout the years. Currently some 180 tons are produced yearly worldwide.

Our recipes are translated with the generous permission of

the author, Teresa Pérez Hernández, from the superb series of books, La Cocina Encuentada.

Folic acid: 158.91mg/100grDA: 200/300mg/day

Vitamin A: 416.12mg/100grDA: 400-1,000mg/day

potassium: 1,677mg/100mgrDA: !,000-1,600 mg/day

• 4 cooked beetroot cut into thirds• 1/2litre tomato purée• 2 egg yolks• Liquid cooking cream• Soused herrings• Brown cane sugar• Sea salt

1. peel the beetroot. if you buy them raw they should be boiled for around 50 minutes.

2. Blend them and add the tomato purée. Heat through.

3. Add a spoonful of sugar to the egg yolks and blend well.

4. When the mixture begins to boil, add the egg yolks slowly and mix gently well until the egg ‘cream’ is incorporated.

5. Leave to ‘rest’ in the fridge and just before serving add salt, cream and herring surprise floaters according to taste.

The two companies decided on a number of promotions

within the Hiperdino stores to help Canarian families through these difficult times. One of

these was prize of a monthly sum for a year in each of the two provinces. The winner in Santa Cruz was Natalia Lorenzo González,who regularly shops in the HiperDino at Los Majuelos. Look out for more promo-tions and prizes in your local Hiperdino store under the banner Plan Danone Canarias está contigo.


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WineBy Gerald Ruben

Meat Restaurants El Barril• Avda. España, local 4. Torviscas. Tel. 922 715 858• C/ Luis Díaz de Losada, local 8-9-10 Las Américas. Tel. 922 795 687

Fish Restaurant El Barril• C/ Luis Díaz de Losada, local 2 Las Américas. Tel. 922 792 314

Open daily from 12 noon to midnight

Eating well - one of life’s great pleasures!

We would be happy to see you!We would be happy to see you!

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A tale of two monksThere is still much debate about who actually invented champagne, and it centres around three individuals, an english scientist, called Dr Christopher Merret and two Benedictine monks.

In 1662 Dr Merret, documented that the addition of sugar and

spices sets off a second fermenta-tion. This may have been an ac-cidental discovery with the sugars added intending to sweeten the wine or hide spoilage.

Some forty years later in Cham-pagne, Benedictine monks Frere

Jean Oudart and Dom Pierre Peri-gnon of Epernay shared their expertise to deliberately attempt to make sparkling wine. Nowadays, whilst historians may debate the origins of Champagne, its produc-tion is a craft the French have per-fected ever since. The British did make one significant contribution, inventing a bottle that was strong enough to withstand the pressure of champagne bubbles.

Through the years the bubbly tipple has been associated with

some wonderful stories about the Ladies of Champagne. Two of those stand out. Barbe-Nicole Clicquot Ponsardin, only 27 when her hus-band died she took over the reigns after his death to become the first great business woman and one of the richest women of her time. When Jacques Bollinger died in 1941, Lily Bollinger took over the family champagne business, expanded production, bought more vineyards and set about a marketing campaign to sell more bottles.

On the glamorous side famous beauties associated with cham-

pagne include Marilyn Monroe, Brigitte Bardot, Marlene Dietrich, Princess Margaret, Jackie Kennedy, and Kate Moss.

J & B whisky

Movers and shakersyou can win a full cocktail set from Diageo J & B distributors by registering on their website at http://www.jbonline.es/forma/?id=1216287.

Registering gets you one entry to the draw, filling in a short

questionnaire gets you another two and recommending the site to friends gets two more participations per friend who registers.

There are 200 cocktail party packs up for grabs each with

six glasses, a cocktail shaker, ice tongs, an ice bucket, a measure, a 70cl bottle of J & B and a book of cocktail recipes.

If a new restaurant can not only survive the present economic crisis but do so well that it opens two new venues, it’s

got to be a clue that the owners of El Barril have got something very right indeed.

The aroma of fresh produce greets you in the spacious surroundings of all three restaurants so that you know you are in for a treat before you even look at the menu. Their multinational staff speak english, German, russian, Spanish and Latvian and the owners affirm, “we are working the russian way, smiling serving the customer quickly, but taking our time when the food requires that”.

in the meat restaurants, try chicken or pork shashlik (skewers), share a huge leg of lamb or

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for those with a big appetite, the smoked pork shank is highly recommended. Two superb and unusual sauces of Georgian origin, Tkemaly plum sauce and Satsibely tomato sauce make your choice of meat dish unique.

In the fish restaurant the emphasis is on a fusion of Canarian fish, freshly caught by local fishermen and Nordic style preparation, grilled, baked or smoked. Choose from sea bass, gilthead bream, sole, trout, salmon and halibut amongst others. if sea food is your preference there is stuffed squid, squid rings, whitebait, lobster and several varieties of prawns. Ask for their special and excellent coriander and garlic dipping sauce, fresh and light on the palate and perfect with fish.

Start your meal with a superb cocktail prepared by their, “passionate and professional” barman and to complement your food choice all three restaurants offer an excellent selection of Canarian and Spanish wines, and staff qualified to advise you if required, or draft english, German, Belgian and weizen beers. Don’t forget to leave room for a dessert selection chosen from the best in europe, Austrian Sachertorte, italian dark chocolate profiteroles, apple tart or a slice of Black Forest Gateau.

Choose to sit inside or out in the relaxed, friendly, family atmosphere with the wooden barrel tables that give the restaurants their name. All the venues are definitely pro-children with special kids’ menu choices as well as high chairs and paper and crayons for drawing, allowing all the family to enjoy their meal. They can also cater for private parties and banquets for up to 80 people.

The original el Barril opened in Torviscas (922 715 858) and continues to serve their fabulous

meat selection to a delighted public at Unit 4, Avenue españa.

The two new restaurants the first specialising in meat and the other in fish and shellfish have just opened next to each other at Unit 8-10 and unit 5 Calle Luís Díaz de la rosada in Las vistas, Los Cristianos ( 922 795 687 and 922 792 314 respectively).

The ‘neighbours’ work together as one unit, so that meat and fish can be enjoyed in both by discerning diners.

All the restaurants are open every day from noon to midnight and whichever venue you choose, you can be assured of an excellent welcome and a superb meal, reminding you that eating well is one of the most valued pleasures of life. Take this review with you on your first visit for a free glass of wine or sangria to start your dining experience with a Spanish swing.


Great petrol giveaway continues

business promotion

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you’re looking for a reputable company with an outstanding price/quality ratio, an efficient claims depart-ment and an unbeat-able service, then it’s time to visit your nearest Liberty Seguros Insurance broker.

Some 120,000 expats have already trusted in Liberty Seguros’ comprehensive range of products, and this month, if you take out fully comprehen-sive motor cover before June 30th, you will also receive a SOLRED petrol voucher worth

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€50*. What’s more, with Liberty Seguros there are no communication barriers. All documentation is transparent and in English, and a dedicated team of customer service agents and claims man-agers are available to assist with any query or dilemma – and in your language. With some of the most attractive offers and prices on the market, Liberty

Seguros is the expats’ preferred insurer; not only for motor cover, but also for household, life, business, accident and lei-sure insurance. So if it’s time to take stock of the most impor-tant aspects in your life, have confidence in the name that so many expats and nationals already trust. Visit www.liber-tyseguros.es/expatriates/en to locate your nearest broker and to find out more about this promotion and other products that can prepare you for the un-expected.

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Liberty Seguros has been in operation since 2001 and is one of the top 10 insurers in Spain with a total of 1.2 million cus-tomers. It is part of the Liberty Mutual Group of Companies, the fifth largest property and casualty insurance company in the US with more than 90 years experience in the sector.

San Miguel de Abona council recently received a cheque for €3,000 from the Tenerife Sur Rotary Club.

The cash had been raised dur-ing the XV Rotary Golf Benefit at Amarilla Golf and will be used by the council’s social services department towards a project to support the borough’s sen-ior citizens. Local mayor, Víctor Chinea was present at the event and took the opportunity to thank the Rotary Club and the over 60 participants in the tour-nament for the donation to the social services department. A

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department which forms one of the, “fundamental axes” of the council’s actions and in which they are concentrating the ma-jority of their effort because they consider that this service offered to the residents of the municipality, “is vital and totally

essential, especially in the times in which we are living”. The Hermanos de la Cruz Blanca Association in Las Chafiras also receive €3,000 from the tour-nament and a further €3,000 from the San Miguel de Abona council.

Useful Numbers

Consulates

Infoturismo Tenerife

902 00 31 21

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Flight information: www.aena.es

Airports 902 404704

Maritime Rescue & Safety

900 202202928 467757

922 759200922 635635922 426100902 404 704 922 553700928 579000928 846000928 860500

Gran CanariaUnited KingdomBritish Consulate Calle Luís Morote 6, 3rd Floor-E-35007 Las Palmas.Office Hours: Mon- Fri 8:30am to 1:30pm Tel.: + 34 928 262 508 Fax: + 34 928 267 774 [email protected]

TenerifeUnited KingdomBritish Consulate Plaza Weyler, No. 8, 1st Floor - 38003 Santa Cruz de TenerifeOffice Hours: Mon- Fri 8:30am to 1:30pm Tel.: +34 922 28 68 63 Fax: +34 922 28 99 03 [email protected] www.ukinspain.com24-Hour Emergency Service Out of office hours the Con-sulate telephone number (+34 922 28 68 63) provides details of how to contact a duty of-ficer in an emergency.

IrelandHonorary Consul of IrelandCalle de Castillo 8, 4th Floor38002 Santa CruzTel: +34 922 245 671 922 245 035 Fax: +34 922 249 957 [email protected]

IndiaHonorary Consul of IndiaVillalba Hervas 15, 1st FloorPO Box 336, 38002 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Office Hours: Mon- Fri 9:30am to 2pm Tel: +34 922 24 35 03 922 24 14 16 Fax: +34 922 28 97 55. [email protected]

Missing Children> 116000

www.ukinspain.comThis office also covers Fuerteventura and Lanzarote (please check website for dates of consular visits and how to arrange appointments).

24-Hour Emergency Service Out of office hours the Con-sulate telephone number (+34 928 262 508) provides details of how to contact a duty officer in an emergency.

IrelandHonorary Consul of Ireland.León y Castillo 195, 1st Floor on right, 35004 Las Palmas.Tel: +34 928 29 77 28 Fax: +34 928 29 77 [email protected]

IrelandHonorary Vice Consul of IrelandC/Ginés de Castro Alvarez 12, 3B,/ 35500 Arrecife, Lanzarote Tel: +34 928 815262 Fax: +34 928 802200

United KingdomA consular officer makes rou-tine visits to the islands and is available to meet anyone who wishes to call for assistance and advice.Fuerteventura. The consular officer will be available in Hotel Atlantis Palace, Corralejo.Lanzarote. The consular officer will be available during the day in the lounge of Hotel Los Fariones in Puerto del Carmen. Hononary Consul for Lanzarote, Susan Thain, will also be avail-able to offer consular assistance to British Nationals. Please call the Consulate in Gran Canaria (+34) 928 26 25 08 for information and appointments.

LanzaroTe & fuerTevenTura

TransportIsland

Maritime

Air-transport

Fred Olsen www.fredolsen.esinfo: 902 100 107

Accionawww.trasmediterranea.esinfo: 902 454 645

Naviera Armaswww.naviera-armas.esinfo: 902 456 500

Binter Canariaswww.bintercanarias.com info: 902 391 392Islas Airwayswww.islasairways.com info: 902 477 478

Good Luck

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Why not have a flutter on one of Spain’s popular lotteries? Look out for the ONCE kiosks, or the Loterías y Apuestas del Estado shops, and good luck!.

Tenerife SouthTenerife NorthLa PalmaLa Gomera El HierroGran CanariaLanzaroteFuerteventura

Church SeRviCeS

Living Spring PentecostalGuazaCalle Almorejo 2, beside the Guaza sports complex. Rev. and Pastor (Mrs) Nelson Olajide Tel: 609 505 915. [email protected]

The Anglican Parish of All SaintsPuerto de la Cruz Sunday services 9.30am and 11am.Carretera Taoro 29.Chaplain.Tel: 922 384 038www.allsaintstenerife.com

Catholic MassPuerto de la Cruz International service Sundays (almost always in English) in the Nuestra Señora de la Peña de Francia parish church

Christian FellowshipLos Cristianos1st floor of Apolo Shopping Centre Pastor Adrian McBride. Tel: 922 790 007. Costa del Silencio Coral Mar. Sunday Services 11am-6pm. Mothers & Toddlers group Tue.10.30 to 12 noon. Counselling and info: Pastor Bill Jeffrey Tel: 617291751. www.silenciochurch.com

Calvary Assembly International Buzanada Sunday 11.00am, Wednesday 7.30pm. Nursery Nursery is provided during the Sunday morning service as well as Sunday School for children under 12. For more information, for counselling, or for information about the International Bible Institute, call: Missionary / Pastor Mark G. Baumgartner 628 107 316.

St. Sebastian’s Inclusive Church Mogán, Gran Canaria Sundays 7pm at Cordial Mogán Playa Chapel

St Francis Church Holy Eucharist Playa de las americasSan Eugenio An international service in English. All welcome. Sunday 10.15am, Holy Eucharist, SungWednesday 10.15am, Holy Eucharist, Said

Golf del SurSan BlasSunday 6pm Holy Eucharist, Sung, by extension

Los Gigantesespiritu SantoSunday 6pm, Holy Eucharist, Sung. Thursday 10.30am, Holy Eucharist, Sung

Callao Salvaje (Services to be resumed shortly)For Baptisms, Confessions, Wedding Blessings, Renewal of Vows, Confirmations and funerals, counselling, pastoral care. Contact Chaplain Father Keith Gordon 922 742 045/ 679 660 277www.tenerifechurch.com

North Tenerife Christian Fellowshipevangelical Church meets every Sunday with Services in english at the Scandinavian church behind the main post office, Puerto de la Cruz. everyone welcome.Sunday service and Sunday school 11.30ambible sharing Wednesdays 5.30pmLadies group meets one morning a monthMore information: 922 351 011

45ISLAND CONNECTIONS :: EDITION 618 :: 04/06/2010 - 18/06/2010 business promotion

In days gone by tiles were rarely considered some-thing to be pondered

over when decorating your home. Certainly in the UK and Ireland it’s only in recent years that true tile style came into its own.

Our southern European neighbours have been way ahead of us in the creation of a world of ceramics for home and garden decoration that is as exciting and colourful as it is practical and desirable, especially in warmer climes. At Chafiras they have taken the tile and ceramic option to a new level, and with the opening of a new showroom in Las Chafiras you have

Chafiras

Tile style

display clients can see and choose baths, shower trays, bathroom sinks – everything you need for your bathroom as well as a selection of sinks and taps for your kitchen.

In the North? Do make sure you see the new three storey showrooms recently opened in La Laguna, (Santa Cruz-La Laguna motorway, km 4.5) where you will see the same excellent selection of ceramics and furniture on offer. Different spaces for homes with a difference.

The Chafiras name, more

bathroom displays adorn the centre, and around the edge, bathroom furniture in a variety of different models, finishes

endless choices when it comes to home decoration.

With easily the largest and most modern showrooms in the Canary Islands, Chafiras offer separate room displays enabling clients to see the latest designs and trends and easily imagine these in their own homes. Clean minimalist layout allows the client to personalise their space, with expert advice on hand to create their desired environment.

On the lower floor you will find an expansive range of Spanish and Italian ceramic tiles in ‘real’ space, making room visualisation easier. The upper floor is dedicated to the world of bathrooms and occupies 650 square metres. Complete

and colours. Next to these are taps, bathroom accessories, radiators and hydro massage systems. Behind the main

than 30 years in existence, has built up a reputation for quality and choice, offering home owners and builders’ products that combine functionality and style.

For all your DIY and building needs they are the number one choice for ceramics and tiles, construction, hardware, furniture and home decoration and accessories. With seven showrooms in strategic points in Tenerife they are the acknowledged market leader in product supply and service.

If you live in a block of apartments or an urbani-sation you will already be

aware of the importance of having a good administrator for your community owner’s association.

Ideally, the administrator should be an impartial individual or body, to ensure fair and equal treatment to all neighbours and to help to avoid personality clashes within a community.

Universalis is a professional com-pany that specialises in the admin-istration of community owner’s associations. In the Canaries, they are based in the South of Tenerife, but they have offices all over the country in Santander, Bilbao, Barcelona, Madrid, Almería, Palma de Mallorca and Valencia.

Their General Manager, Carlos León, informed us that the com-pany has a dedicated working group of lawyers, economists, so-cial science experts, fiscal advice specialists and architects whose job it is to advise and manage the communities with the maximum level of professionalism within the parameters of strict adherence to the law.

“For us, transparency is very im-portant,” he affirmed, “which is why we offer the individual own-ers within the communities, com-plete access to the information of their community on Internet via our web page, www.grup-ouniversalis.es. That way, even if you aren’t in the country, you can see how your community is do-ing using Internet. “We carry out a study of the accounts of each community and propose improve-

Cáritas and sheraton salobre Golf resort and spa

Charity event for a better societythere are many people and families in spain and across the world who are fighting daily to get a home, clothing and food to survive.

A tough and difficult reality which had worsened owing to the economic situa-

tion we are living through. Many institutions are giving up all their time and effort to help and better the living conditions of those who most need it. One such institution is the Canarian Cáritas Diocesan, which has a total of 12 projects in the province of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Their work is exemplary, among other things offering completely free food and clothing and in some cases accom-modation to the people who attend their centres. The end objective is to construct a fairer and more equal society. The Canarian Cáritas Diocesan work daily to help those who are most in need and are able to carry out their work thanks to the donations and help they receive.

With the intention of extending their social commitment and to do their bit in the

fight against poverty, the Sheraton Salobre Golf Resort and Spa, will be providing food during two weeks to the Centro Caipsho, that the Canarian Cáritas Diocesan has in the south of Gran Canaria. “It’s important that the companies and hotels, help the most needy, especially in times as difficult as these,” commented the General manager of the hotel, Mr. Haim Dutmezguine.

The hotel’s message to everybody is that it is the duty of all of us to cooperate and

be part of the improvement of our society - don’t be left behind.

Universalis

Professional communal management

A professional administrator is essential to your community association

ments with the objective of op-timising the resources available and obtaining the best results. Our main task within the com-munities is to end debt prob-lems via various fast and effi-cient means.”

Universalis has the advantage of agreements at a national lev-el with various different com-panies, whose purpose is to benefit the owners within the communities. For more infor-mation, call 922 138 317 and their team will be delighted to attend to any queries you may have.

54 EDITION 618 :: 04/06/2010 - 18/06/2010 :: ISLAND CONNECTIONSMotoring

The Toyota RAV4 2010

Three engines are available: a 2.0-litre Valvematic petrol, a significantly revised 2.2-litre D-4D diesel, and a 2.2 D-CAT 150 diesel. The 2.0 Valvematic is available with Toyota’s new Multidrive S continuously variable transmission. The 2.2 D-CAT 150, using Toyota’s advanced clean diesel DPNR catalyst system, is equipped with a new six-speed automatic.

With the 2.2 litre D-4D 150 engine, RAV4 became the first in its class to achieve CO2 emissions below 160g/km, returning 154g/km and class-leading fuel economy, with an average 48.7mpg, an improvement of 14 per cent on the previous D-4D unit.

The Toyota RAV4 inspired a new market segment at its launch in 1994 and now the third genera-tion has set new benchmarks with premium levels of driving performance, quality, passenger

comfort, equipment and safety, reinforced with higher equipment specifications and new and revised engines and transmissions developed with Toyota Optimal Drive technology, which give strong per-formance with improved fuel economy and emission levels.

The powerful new 2.0-litre Valvematic engine delivers 156bhp and 198Nm of torque. CO2 emissions are down 16 per cent to 177g/km and fuel economy is up by 20 per cent at 37.7mpg (combined cycle).

One of the appeals of the original RAV4 was excellent on-road performance. Over the years this quality has been continually refined and now RAV4 reaches a new level with the introduction of Active Torque Control all-wheel drive which continuously monitors and controls the transfer of torque between the front and rear wheels to achieve optimum grip and handling. The ratio can range from full

front-wheel drive to a 55:45 front-to-rear balance.

RAV4 is also the first vehicle in its segment to offer Integrated Active Drive, combining and coordinating Active Torque Control AWD, Vehicle Stability Control Plus (VSC+) and Electric Power Steering (EPS) to help bring the vehicle under control if the start of a skid or slide is detected. Further introductions include Hill-start Assist Control (HAC) and, on automatics, Downhill Assist Control (DAC), which applies braking pressure on steep descents without the wheels locking. RAV4 also benefits from new suspension design with MacPherson struts at the

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Tow fees

Aban-doned car costsArona has paid almost

a million euros to their tow truck and car pound concessionary.

MarkeT resulTs

Sales figuresDespite the pessimism

that has reigned on the Spanish stock market in the last two months, the authorities insist that the signs of an economic recovery can still be seen, this time in the form of a noticeable rise in sales of new cars in the Canaries in the first half of May.

The latest figures show that sales increased by just under 18 per cent compared to the same period in 2009. The 1,036 vehicles registered give cause for optimism that the sector may be emerging from the doldrums, says the regional asociation of car dealers. However, it warns that the end of the current government incentives will inevitably cause a major slump in business.

The charges relate to services between 2007 and 2009 and the councillor for citizen safety, Manuel reverón, has warned that, “this money will have to be gathered somehow”. Charges in force since 2008 are a €300 fine for abandoning a vehicle and €6 for every day that it spends in the pound.

over 300 cars were abandoned in 2009 and in the year to date 110 complaints have been filed No figures are available for the total amount collected for fines during the period in question but new and probably higher charges are expected to be announced in the near future.

55ISLAND CONNECTIONS :: EDITION 618 :: 04/06/2010 - 18/06/2010 SportNews

BoxingBy George Reed

Some say that the boxing game in Britain is at an all time low.

At present we only hold two major belts.

Heavyweight David Haye, retains his WBA title and Amir Khan success-fully held his light welterweight WBA belt after his excellent display against New Yorker Paulie Malignaggi at Madison Square Garden. However, we also have our young Olympians going great guns in the professional ranks, and a few more mature fight-ers on the verge of world title fights.

In the 120 year history of the world welterweight crown only four British fighters have held the title and there’s never been a more talented quartet than Ted ‘Kid’ Lewis, John H Stracey, Lloyd Honeyghan and Ricky Hatton. I believe that Sheffield’s Kell Brook will be added to that dis-tinguished list. At 22 he’s already a highly skilled boxer, a switch-hit-ter with dynamite in his right hand, holder of the British welterweight ti-tle and the top contender for Manny Pacquiao’s WBO belt.

Professional boxers aren’t usually noted for their educated brain and articulate use of language. An excep-tions is Welshman Nathan Cleverly, who graduates this month with a mathematics degree from Cardiff University. Nathan turned profes-sional the year he entered universi-ty and over the past four years has clocked up a pro boxing record of 19 straight wins which includes winning the British and European light heavy-weight title belts. With more experi-ence I feel he can be a big star.

Another exception is Matthew Macklin, once a law undergraduate at Coventry University, who knocked out Finland’s Amin Asikainen to win the European middleweight title. He’s moved to America to be coached by Freddie Roach who has done great things with Manny Pacquiao and Amir Khan and many other world champi-ons. Roach is already impressed by his toughness and his work rate and is pushing for him to get a world title with the American Kelly Pavlik.

Watching Sheffield’s Ryan Rhodes successfully defend his European light middleweight title against the Italian Luca Messi impressed me. I admire his guts and dedication. After los-ing two title bids in the late 1990s he did what very few boxers would do, started all over again with four-round fights. The 33 year old warrior is now on the verge of another world title shot after all these years. He de-serves it and I wish him luck as I do for all the other British fighting men aiming for the top.

British boxers aiming high

10 pin bowling league results

Megabowl

Compiled by Doreen Lemm

Tuesday Singles League

Week 11 José Torres (4) Dave Dixon (4) Rhianna Russell (6) Martin Gronvall (2) No player (0) Ron Howling (4) ForfeitSue Long (4) Frank Saunders (4) Dave Simpson (2) Jeff Lemm (6) Miguel Rodríguez (4) Allan Billing (4)

Week 12 Martin Gronvall (6) Jeff Lemm (2) Ron Howling (6) Julie Waterman (2) Steve Carter (6) No player (0) ForfeitJacquie Gibb (6) Frank Saunders (2) Rhianna Russell (2) Dave Simpson (6) Miguel Rodríguez (4) Dave Dixon (4) José Torres (2) Allan Billing (6)

Thursday International League

Week 17 Golf Costa Adeje (16) Clivina Beach Club (0) No team (0) Megabowl Poppets (12) ForfeitDelfin Computer San Isidro (4) Canal Ocio Dayu (12)

Week 18 No team (0) Canal Ocio Dayu (12) ForfeitDelfin Computer San Isidro (4) Golf Costa Adeje (12) Megabowl Poppets (4) Clivina Beach Club (12)

Saturday Doubles League

Week 27 Los Inflamantes (2) Megabowlers (6) Stop + Shop (6) No team (0) ForfeitNothing But Trouble (8) no team (0) ForfeitBuccaneers (8) King Pins (0)

Monday Doubles League

Week 2 Villa Villians (0) The Porsches (8) Deck ‘Ems (8) Brian + Jenny (0) Laurel + Hardy (2) Fishermen (6) Tenerife Royale (6) Grandad + Trigger (2)

Dave Stell was rushed to Intensive Care after his Saturday doubles game. He is now on the general ward. On behalf of all the bowlers, I wish you a speedy and complete recovery Dave.

It has been a strange couple of weeks since the disappointment of

relegation for CD Tenerife.

Just after relegation, club President Miguel Concepción held an eagerly awaited press conference. A stunned silence gripped the Heliodoro stadium media facility as the President launched into an attack on the local media, blaming them in part for the failure of the team during the last season and for “lacking respect” towards his leadership. He criticised the “young reporters” for their lack of experience and said he was disappointed that only one day after the relegation radio commentators were already criticising his leadership, which was, he argued, an attack on the institution of CD Tenerife as a whole, something that he would not allow. He also com-mentated that every club presi-dent since the 80’s has left the club through the back door af-ter being hounded out by the press.

One thing to take into account is that in 2006 the current board took over a struggling club with huge debts of €42 million and low crowds. With no other tak-ers Concepción, as the lead-ing shareholder, was obliged to take control of the Club. Having taken over CD Tenerife in January 2006 the team just managed to retain their second division status at the end of that

Anger and tears

CDTenerife

By Chris Todd

campaign before consolidat-ing their position with two top half of the table finishes whilst slowly reducing their debt and promotion followed at the end of the 2008/2009 season with the debt halved to €24 in four years.

The harsh reality of life with the big boys soon set in as Tenerife only managed to sign a few fringe players pre-season, mainly due to the embargo im-posed on the club by the tax au-thorities which meant that they did not receive any TV money for the season, which amount-ed to €14 million (in the same division FC Barcelona and Real Madrid earn a staggering €250 million per season for TV rights compared to the €14 million for all other clubs).

At the press conference the president admitted that all had made mistakes but he could not have done any more. Regarding the lack of reinforcements dur-ing the mid-winter transfer window he said that football director Santiago Llorente had limited funds but he could not find anyone that would im-prove the squad.

The announcement of the non-renovation of Oltra’s con-tract surprised everyone but football director Santiago Llorente decided that the club needed a “new direction”. Oltra left CD Tenerife as a hero after guiding the team to pro-motion with some great at-tacking football. His downside

was the tactics used at away matches which ultimately led to Tenerife’s relegation with only six away points all season.

Others followed, begin-ning with centre-half Culebras, widely tipped to join Wigan in England, holding a press con-ference after the team’s last training session, a tearful fare-well that could not be conclud-ed due to the high emotions of the player. Also to be axed were Richi, Martinez, Saizar and Ayoze has signed a deal with La Liga outfit Sporting Gijon.

Despite the sad ending on the pitch it must be said that one thing that has shone through has been the Tenerife support. Averaging over 19,000 specta-tors at the Heliodoro Stadium in Santa Cruz and often tak-ing hundreds to matches on the mainland they have been a real credit to the club culminat-ing in just under 2,000 flying to Valencia on the last day of the season. Spanish sports paper Marca voted the Tenerife fans sixth best in the country.

One thing I will always re-member is hours after the heart breaking relegation at Valencia hundreds of dejected support-ers were queuing up at the air-port for their return flights. Out of the blue appeared the team, heads down, sheepishly making their way through the terminal. Perhaps they were not sure how the fans would react after the defeat and the deception.

Without fuss the blue and white clad crowd parted to let the team through with applause and back slapping the order of the day. The players had not let us down and had fought well to take it to the last day.

Season winners, CD Tenerife fans…

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