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The prisoners' families andETA sympathisers havebeen demanding this foryears but Sr. Lopez, who hasbegun a series of talks with

Basque parties, includingthe pro-separatist platformBildu, replied that he waswilling to work with thewinner of the November

20th general election inwhat he called the"resocialisation ofprisoners”. Socialist Partycandidate Alfredo Perez

Rubalcaba who, as InteriorMinister, probably jailedmore ETA terrorists thanany other interior ministerin the past 30 years, said on

Monday that it was notnecessary to do anythingbefore November 20th.

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Just days after the Basque terrorist group ETA announced a “definitive cessation of violence” last Thursday,the leader of the Basque Nationalist Party, Iñigo Urkullu, urged Basque Country regional premier Patxi Lópezduring a meeting on Monday to relocate ETA prisoners in jails in the rest of Spain to jails in the Basque Country.

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During a radio interview, hesaid that the next step in theETA peace process would betaken by the governmentelected on that date.Opposition leader MarianoRajoy, who is tipped to winthe election, has said “thereis nobody who cannot feeljoy (over ETA'sdeclaration)," but addedthat he would nevernegotiate with the group.

The announcementETA announced its“definitive cessation ofviolence” in a video sent tothe BBC and aired lastThursday. In the preambleto the statement, a hoodedETA spokesman flanked bytwo others said "a newpolitical age is opening" inthe Basque Country. "Weface a historic opportunityto obtain a just anddemocratic solution to theage-old political conflict."He continued: "ETA hasdecided on the definitivecessation of its armedactivity. ETA makes a call tothe governments of Spainand France to open aprocess of direct dialoguewhich has as its aim theresolution of theconsequences of the conflictand thus the conclusion ofthe armed conflict. With thishistoric declaration, ETAdemonstrates its clear, firm

and definitive purpose."

Prime Minister José LuisRodriguez Zapatero said themove was "a victory fordemocracy, law andreason", adding that aftermore than 40 years of bombattacks and assassinations,Spain was now experiencing"legitimate satisfaction" atthe victory over terror. Hesaid it should never havehappened and must neverbe allowed to return.

The declaration, iffollowed through, wouldend ETA's campaign ofviolence, which has lastedmore than 40 years andkilled more than 850 people.The declaration came threedays after a conference inSan Sebastian which wasattended by internationalstatesmen including formerUN Secretary General KofiAnnan, and protagonists inthe Northern Ireland peaceprocess, who called on ETAto lay down its arms. Theseinternational mediators

have been active sinceJanuary this year, when ETAdeclared a permanent and"internationally verifiable"ceasefire, but thegovernment has refused tonegotiate with the groupuntil it lays down its armsand disbands. Thegovernment is cautiousabout engaging in anotherpeace process, after the lastone failed. It startedcontacts when the groupcalled a "permanent"ceasefire in 2006, only tobreak it a few months laterby bombing an airport carpark in Madrid, killing twopeople. The group has alsoabandoned previousceasefires.But some analystssay it may be different thistime. ETA has not killedanyone in the past two yearsand earlier this year itstopped collecting a“revolutionary” tax frombusinessmen, which wasnothing more thanprotection money. Inaddition, there have beenno street protests by ETA

supporters for severalmonths, until last Saturday,when thousands took to thestreets of Bilbao (see photo).

But ETA's days wereprobably numbered in anycase. Thanks to a concertedSpanish and Frenchcrackdown, dozens of ETAmilitants, includingsuccessive leaders, havebeen arrested and jailed, inrecent years and the securityforces have said there areprobably more ETAmembers in jail thanoutside. However, they havealso warned that ETA stillhas hidden caches of armsand explosives and couldbecome active again.

National Day spoiltOctober 25th marked the32nd anniversary of theBasque Statute, by whichthe government in Madriddevolved a number ofpowers to the Basqueregional government,including the right to haveits own police force. This isthe first year that it has beenan official holiday but onlythe Basque Socialist Partyand the Partido Popularattended the celebrations.The Basque National Partystayed away as did all thesmaller nationalist partiesbecause of differences overhow the ETA peace processshould be handled.

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Some of us in The newsoffices are followers of theMoto GP bike riding and, onSunday a young and up-and-coming rider, MarcoSimoncelli lost his life duringthe second lap of the race inMalaysia. This young manwith the wild curly hair andattitude was only 24-years-old and knew what he wasdoing on a bike – you don’treach that level of racingwithout being incrediblygood but, the fact remainsthat being on a motorbike ofany kind is a dangerousplace to be. When we learntto ride motorbikes in the uKit was because I wassurveying in london andthe traffic had got to thestage where it was prettymuch impossible to do myjob in a car. The first thing Iremember my instructor,Andy, telling me was: “nomatter how good you are, orthink you are, there is alwayssomething that can kill youso never use all your power– you may need it to get youout of something – andremember to have eyes inthe back of your head too!”There was nothing the otherriders in the GP could havedone to miss Simoncelli ashe came off but it certainlybrings it home to you justhow dangerous the sport isand all of you who thrashalong the roads in Spain inshorts, T-shirt and flip-flopsshould take note. Just acouple of seconds ofsomeone not looking whatthey’re doing and that’s it so,at least make sure you’rewearing the proper gear – itcould save your life.

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The highest turnout ofthose eligible to vote was20%, the lowest was justover eight per cent and anoverwhelming majorityaveraging 98 per cent votedin favour of independence.However, between 80 to 92

per cent of eligible votersstayed away. During arecent visit to Barcelona,Quebec mayor RégisLabeaume told regionalpremier Artur Mas that hewas glad that the Quebecindependence movementhad lost a referendum in1995, when 49.42 per centvoted in favour ofindependence fromCanada and 50.58 per centvoted against, becauseindependence would havebeen disastrous forQuebec.

Former Catalan regionalpremier José Montilla saidrecently that with sevenmillion inhabitants and allthe necessaryinfrastructure,independence from Spainwas “viable but notdesirable or convenient forthe majority of the region'sinhabitants”. Sincewinning the regionalelection a year ago, Sr Mashas become increasinglyoutspoken about thedesirability of breakingaway from Spain.

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A recent poll found thatover 70 per cent of thosequestioned believe the self-styled 'indignant ones' arebasically right in theirprotests against thefinancial institutions thatcaused the currenteconomic crisis, as are theirdemands for a moredemocratic system of

government. Only 20 percent said they hadparticipated in protestsand sit-ins organised by the15-M (May 15th) youthmovement, named afterthe mass sit-in whichstarted in Madrid Puertadel Sol square a weekbefore the regional andlocal elections on May

22nd, but 63 per cent saidthe movement shouldcontinue.

The movement hassince spread worldwide asmore and more peoplebelieve that the financialmarkets are more powerfulthan nationalgovernments.

'Indignant ones' rightThe Polisario movement,which is seekingindependence for WesternSahara and runs the camp,has blamed local al-Qaedamilitants for thekidnappings.

In a statement, theAlgeria-based group saidthe armed attackers hadarrived at the camp in four-wheel drive vehicles and

left in the direction ofneighbouring Mali "fromwhere they came". TheAlgerian governmentcondemned thekidnapping, but said it wasawaiting more detailedreports before commentingfurther.

Western Sahara wasannexed by Morocco in1975 and the Polisario

Front has campaigned forits independence sincethen. It is the second suchkidnapping in less than twoweeks. The whereabouts ofthe two female SpanishMedecins Sans Frontieres(MSF) workers who werekidnapped from a refugeecamp near the Kenya-Somalia border just over aweek earlier are stillunknown.

More Spanish aidworkers kidnappedThree aid workers – two Spanish and one Italian – were kidnappedlate Saturday night from the Rabuni refugee camp near Tindouf inwestern Algeria, which houses Sahrawi refugees from Western Sahara.

Only four of the 35,000 menand women from 55countries who came toSpain to fight for theSecond Republic havearrived in Madrid to join inthe celebrations of the 75thanniversary of theInternational Brigades.Briton David Lomon, 93,headed for Spain the dayhe turned 18 in 1936.

This past weekend hejoined Erik Ellman, 92,from Estonia, and JoséEduardo and VicenteAlmudéver Mateu, twobrothers aged 92 and 94respectively who were bornin France of Spanishparents, to represent the9,000 “brigadistas” whowere killed or taken

prisoner, and all those whohave since died afterreturning to their nativecountries. Two of the morewell-known brigadistaswere George Orwell, whofought in Catalonia andwas wounded in the throat,and former GermanChancellor, Willi Brandt,who died in 1992. The foursurvivors attended the

inauguration on Saturdayof the monument erectedin the brigadistas' honouron the grounds of of theComplutense University,where the rector is JoséCarrillo, son of the formerCommunist Party leader,Santiago Carrillo, whodid not attend theceremony because of illhealth.

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The Environment Ministryhas published its proposedlist of the maritime areasthat it wants declared asnational preserves, withthree glaring absences – theStraits of Gibraltar, ChafarinaIslands and Banco de laConcepción.

A spokesman said thegovernment decided toeliminate these areas fromthe initial protected-zonelist because they arelocated in internationalwaters, two of them inareas of jurisdiction thatare disputed with Gibraltarand Morocco.

The spokesman saidthat where there aredisputes “we are going to sitdown with the Foreign

Ministry and study thisissue more profoundly”.Despite the omissions,environmentalists praisedthe government's move todeclare 41 other areas asmarine bird sanctuaries,describing it as “a big stepforward" in conservationefforts. The so-called

Special Protection Zonesfor Birds will total morethan 50,000 squarekilometres along the coastof the Spanish peninsulaand the Balearic andCanary Islands. Strictcontrols will be enforced ineach zone to keep oiltankers away and to ensure

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María dolores amorós, the former general manager of thefailed Caja del Mediterráneo (CaM), who was sacked afterawarding herself an annual pension of €370,000, has filed aclaim for unemployment benefits of around €1,400 a month.amorós was fired without severance pay after the Bank ofSpain took over CaM for irregularities in the bank's financialaccounts, as well as her pension. Other CaM managers alsoreceived huge pay-offs before the bank was intervened.

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The Episcopal Conference has appealed to people not to votefor political parties that support divorce, abortion, same-sexmarriage, euthanasia or medical research using humanembryos. The auxiliary bishop of Madrid, Juan antonioMartinez Camino, told a press conference that laws are notalways moral or just “because of the fact that they werepassed by legitimate organs”. Before voting, he said, peopleshould take into account “the danger inherent in options thatdo not support the right to life”.

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President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner won re-election onSunday in a landslide victory, on the back of strong economicgrowth. She secured nearly 54% of the vote, with her closestchallenger, socialist Hermes Binner on just 17%. Her critics sayshe has benefited from a weak and fragmented opposition.The sudden death a year ago of her husband, nestor Kirchner,who stood aside in 2007 to let his wife run for office tosucceed him, brought her a wave of public sympathy.

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The right-wing People's Party saw its share of the vote fall atparliamentary elections on Sunday, defying forecasts of ahistoric result. It had campaigned on a tough anti-immigration platform, and had predicted it would receive anunprecedented 30% of the vote but in the event got less than27%. It had been buoyed by recent successes in campaignsto ban minarets, and to automatically deport foreign criminalsbut voters gave the party a slap in the face, and it lost sevenparliamentary seats.

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Libyan officials said onTuesday that the bodies ofMuammar Gaddafi, his sonMuatassim and a top aidehad been buried at dawn inan unknown location in thedesert. Witnesses reportedthat the bodies of the threemen were removedovernight from the meatstorage warehouse inMisrata where they hadbeen on display.

A security guard at thewarehouse confirmed themove to the Arabictelevision station al-Jazeera. An AssociatedPress Television News teamsaid it saw three vehiclesleave the warehouse arealate on Monday, and whenthey entered the facility thebodies were no longerthere. The question of how

to dispose of Col Gaddafi'sbody has been a politicalminefield for the newLibyan leadership – whichis why it had taken fourdays for a decision to bereached.

There were concernsthat a public grave couldbecome a shrine forGaddafi loyalists or a targetof hatred for those whoopposed his regime.Meanwhile a committee toinvestigate thecircumstancessurrounding his death hasbeen formed, after videofootage showed him aliveat the time of capture inSirte on Thursday. Officialssaid he had been killedsubsequently in crossfire.

Another atrocity came to

light on Sunday when thebodies of 53 Gaddafiloyalists were found on thelawn of the abandonedHotel Mahari in Sirte. PeterBouckaert, emergenciesdirector at Human RightsWatch (HRW), said in astatement: "Some had theirhands bound behind theirbacks when they wereshot." He said the thevictims had died about a

week ago. Libya's newrulers have denied anyinvolvement in abuses andhave urged Libyans toforego reprisal attacks.HRW, AmnestyInternational and otherrights groups regularlydocument incidents ofatrocities suspected ofbeing carried out by pro-and anti-Gaddafi forcesduring the conflict.


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The US has pulled out itsambassador to Syria,Robert Ford, after heangered the authorities byshowing solidarity withactivists involved in anuprising against PresidentBashar al-Assad's rule. AUS spokesman said MrFord had left Damascus atthe weekend after "crediblethreats against his personalsafety". In response, Syriarecalled its ambassador to

Washington on Monday forconsultations.

Last month, Mr Fordand colleagues were peltedwith eggs and tomatoeswhen visiting anopposition figure, and hewas briefly trapped in hisoffice by pro-Assaddemonstrators. Mr Ford, anArabic-speaker who hasserved in several Arabcountries, has expressed

solidarity with protesters aswell as denouncing Syria'scrackdown on itsopponents. Mr Ford arrivedin Damascus in January asthe first US ambassador toSyria for more than fiveyears. According to the UN,more than 3,000 people –mostly unarmeddemonstrators – have beenkilled since protests againstPresident Assad's rulebegan in March.

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Rescue teams continueto search for survivorsunder the rubble ofhundreds of collapsed

buildings, but officials saidon Tuesday that thechances of those still alivebeneath the rubblesurviving another freezingnight are fading. Both Ercisand the larger city of Van,about 100km to the south,lie on a high plateausurrounded by snow-capped mountains andtemperatures at night, withwinter closing in, dip belowfreezing. Some 2,400 rescueworkers are involved in the

relief effort, as are 680medics, 12 rescue dogs and108 ambulances –including seven airambulances. Turkey isparticularly vulnerable toearthquakes because it sitson major geological faultlines. Two earthquakes in1999 with a magnitude ofmore than 7 on the Richterscale killed almost 20,000people in denselypopulated parts of thenorth-west of the country.

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Jo Yeates killer tells court hewas “in a state of panic”The man who has admittedto killing architect Jo Yeateshas apologised to herparents for putting themthrough “a week of hell”and for dumping her bodynext to a roadside verge.

Vincent Tabak, a Dutch33-year-old engineerdenies murder but pleadsguilty to manslaughter onDecember 17th last yearsaying that “I still can’tbelieve I did that”, addingthat the horror was startedby a flirty remark. Tabaktold Bristol Crown Courtthat he waved to Jo as hewas passing her kitchenwindow on the way to thesupermarket but sheinvited him in. Hedescribed how he took offhis coat and hung it on thecoat rack in the hall thenthey both went into herkitchen. He said that MissYeates made a remarkabout her cat that hadrecently got into his flat

saying that the cat wentinto places it shouldn’t goadding that the cat was: “Abit like me.” Tabak took thisas a flirty remark and saidthat he decided to make apass at her. He got theimpression that shewanted to kiss him so heput a hand on her back andtried to kiss her. At thatpoint, Jo Yeates screamedand Tabak put his handover her mouth to keep herquiet. He said: “I waspanicking. I wanted to stopher screaming. I wanted tocalm her down.” He wenton to explain that afterstrangling her for less thana minute "she went limp,she fell to the floor", Tabaksaid, adding: "I still can'tunderstand whathappened."

Once he realised she wasdead he told the court thathe was in a state of panicand carried her back to hisflat to put her into a bicycle

cover adding that he didn’twant anyone to find outwhat had happened so heput the body in the back ofhis car. Once he had donethis he went back into herflat to get the pizza that shehad bought on her wayhome from work and asock that had fallen off ashe moved the body.

He then went to Asda inBedminster, thesupermarket he washeading for before MissYeates had waved at him,with her body still in theboot. He then decided todrive to Bristol Airport butstopped at LongwoodLane, Failand where hethen dumped the bodywhich was found later bytwo dog walkers onChristmas Day.

After the killing Tabaktold the court that hestarted drinking heavilyand searching news

bulletins for any reportsabout her disappearanceand possible discoveryadding that he thought thebody would be found atany moment and that hewould be arrested. He said:“ I should have called thepolice the minute she wasdead. I still can't believe Iwas (capable) of such anact. It will haunt me. I wasresponsible for her death.I'm so sorry." The trialcontinues.

31-year-old Leigh Clift ofLincolnshire Close,Bletchley, who has spentfive years in jail after beingconvicted of grievous bodilyharm on a 19-year-old manin 2000 was last weeksentenced to serve at leastsix years for the murder ofthe same man by LutonCrown Court.

Jonathan Barton was 19when he was stabbed in thehead twice with ascrewdriver – that travelledfrom the left to the righthand side of his brain – byClift outside the Beaconpub in Milton Keynes over adecade ago. Jonathan didnot die at that time but wasleft unable to move or speakfor another nine years untilhe died in 2009 following acardio-respiratory arrestafter a procedure to reinserthis feeding tube.

The jury heard that Cliftappeared to wink“provocatively” at MrBarton as he left the pubwhich led to an argument.

Clift was seen to go to theboot of his friend’s car andretrieve a screwdriver afterwhich a witness saw MrBarton on the floor bleedingfrom a head wound andClift running off discardingboth the screwdriver and atop he had been wearing.

Jonathan Barton was tospend the rest of his life inhospitals, rehabilitationunits and at home where hismother had an extensionbuilt so her son could becared for, the court heard.

Sentencing Clift to lifewith a minimum term of sixyears, Mr Justice Saunderssaid: "Many lives have beenaffected by that moment ofmadness, caused I have nodoubt by drinking excessivealcohol. Anybody whoheard the evidence in thiscourt was struck by theenormous waste and futilityof what happened."

efts up In the past, shoplifted itemstended to be things likerazor refills, cans of CocaCola, sweets and CD’s.However, customers andshop staff last year stole £4.9billions worth of goods – up6.2% – as they struggled tohang on to the lifestyle theyhad become accustomed tobefore “The Crisis”. Thingslike expensive cheesescooked meats and winesnow top the list of thingsbeing pilfered according toresearch released yesterdayas middle-class people feelthey have to keep up withthe Jones’s.The theft figures were

compiled by ProfessorJoshua Bamfield, director ofthe Centre for RetailResearch in Nottingham,who is author of the GlobalRetail Theft Barometer. Hesaid: “More people arestealing and they arestealing more. The problemswith the economy, society,politicians and the bankingindustry have led manypeople to say ‘it’s alright tosteal. I’ve got to look aftermyself because everyone islooking after themselves’.”

Flash floods kill two in IrelandTwo people died as morethan a month’s rain fell onIreland in just one day onMonday – the worst floodsseen in Ireland in decades –and Dublin City Councilimplemented its majoremergency plans to copewith the aftermath.Ciaran Jones a 25-year-

old police officer was sweptaway by the floodwater ashe was directing traffic tosafety at BallysmuttonBridge near Blessington,County Wicklow. A Gardahelicopter, the Irish CoastGuard and severalmountain rescue teamsjoined in the search hopingto find him alive, but hisbody was found later. Awoman’s body was alsorecovered from a floodedbasement flat in Dublin.Some commuters weretrapped in their cars forfour hours as watersuddenly poured throughthe streets after four riversoverflowed and bus andtrain services weresuspended.The ground floor of

Dublin’s largest shoppingcentre (pictured above)resembled a swimming

pool and the centre had tobe evacuated withexpected damage set tocost millions of euros torepair.Earlier in the day,

Northern Ireland had beenhit by the storm and atBeragh in County Tyrone 18people were rescued fromtheir homes in boats as thelocal river overflowed.The Met office had

issued a severe weatherwarning but no oneexpected disruption on thisscale.Deputy Chief Fire

Officer Chris Kerr said theNorthern Ireland Fire andRescue Service hadresponded to 40 incidents."Our crews are working in

extremely difficult andsometimes dangerousconditions to rescue thosein distress".Flood warnings were

also put into place forNorth and East Yorkshire,and alerts were given forriver and coastal areas –once again in Cornwall thathas been badly hit in recentyears, Devon and parts ofWales – as flash floods wereforecast.An Environment Agency

spokesman said: "Giventhe potential for very heavylocalised downpours,small, fast respondingrivers and streams areparticularly prone toflooding, especially inCornwall and West Devon."

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after the service on Friday, St. Paul’s cathedral in the city oflondon closed its doors to visitors for health and safety reasons –due to the “occupy london Stock Exchange” protest movementthat had encamped around Paternoster Square using fires forcooking which posed a potential danger to visitors to the church.This was the first time the cathedral had been closed to visitorssince world war II.The Dean of St Paul’s, the right reverend Graeme Knowles hadasked the demonstrators to move away from around the entranceand said that it was “with a heavy heart” that he had to close thedoors.

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Grupo 4strikeagainGrupo 4 Security, nowknown as G4S – rememberthe company that put thesecurity monitoring tag onthe false leg of the offendera few weeks back? Yes, wellthey’re at it again.

Last Tuesday all theoffenders in Birminghamjail were locked up foralmost 24 hours as G4S hadlost a set of master keyswith the key to every cell onit.

Birmingham is the firstjail to be transferred to theprivate security firm earlierthis month and G4S insistthat they have contingencyplans should a situation asthis arise.

In July the company saidthat they would have toshed 123 jobs to come intoline with governmentsavings but a spokesmanfor the Prison OfficersAssociation said that wouldput the officers in danger.There are currently 1,400prisoners to 650 officers.

The company hasrefused to say whether thekeys have been found ornot.

The prosecution has askedfor jail sentences of 146years for each man. Thetwo stole a car in Coin onJune 19th and packed itwith 67 kilos of explosiveswhich they had broughtfrom France. They left itoutside the PiramidesHotel in Fuengirola on June21st and then rang the

Highway SOS Associationin San Sebastian at 6.30that morning to warn themabout the bomb.

Police in Fuengirolawere able to evacuate thehotel and neighbouringbuildings before the bombwent off at 7 am, injuringsix people, including a

child and a policeman, andcausing considerablematerial damage.

ETA claimedresponsibility for thebombing in July in astatement published in theBasque newspaper “Gara”,stating that it was part ofthe “summer campaign tocapture internationalattention”.

The prosecution is alsoasking for compensationfor the people who wereinjured. It is the first trial ofETA terrorists since thegroup declared a “definitivecessation of violence” lastweek.


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The bands that accompanythe religious Easterprocessions in Malaga havewarned they might not beable to participate nextyear because, if the policecontinue to stop them frompractising in the street, theywill not have been able toreach the required level ofprofessional quality.

Under a new regulationthat came into force on

June 1st this year, the bandsare allowed to practise inthe street between 8 and 10pm but irate residentscontinue to report thenoise to the police whothen have to take action.The musical director forthe Victory band, José Vela,said the problem was thatpeople continued to viewtheir activity as a source ofnoise and not as thecultural manifestation that

it is. He said the police hadreceived seven denunciassince September whichhad paralysed the activityof the 700 members of thedifferent bands.

The bands are askingCity Hall to allocate them aplace to practise, preferablyoutdoors, and permissionto do so – otherwise, theysay, “we may have to sueCity Hall”.

Easter bandsthreaten strike

José Breton, who was jailedlast week in Cordoba inconnection with thedisappearance of his twochildren, apparently toldone of the policemen twodays before he was arrestedthat he was “responsible forwhat had happened butwas still not‘psychologically’ ready tomake a statement, adding“I will tell you abouttomorrow.”

Ruth Breton, 8, and herbrother José, 2, werereported missing onOctober 8th by their father,who told police he had lostthem in a park. However,witnesses said they hadseen him alone in the park,which was confirmed byCCTV footage. The childrenhad arrived that day fromHuelva, where they livewith their mother. Policesearched a house in the cityand a finca on the outskirts

belonging to Breton'sfather but found no trace ofthe children. However, hechanged his story severaltimes, which led to hisarrest.

Breton, who is undersuicide watch, speaks littleand people dealing withhim say he seems unmovedby what could havehappened to the children.They say his behaviourseems to support his claimthat he is bipolar, althoughhe is not taking anymedication.

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Two earthquakesregistering 3.7 and 3.8 onthe Richter scale were feltin Cuevas del Almanzoraand Zurgena in Almeriaprovince around 2am onTuesday, followed by anaftershock of 1.6 two hourslater. There were no humancasualties and no materialdamage has been reported.A 52-year-old man and histwo sons were killed whena landslide trapped them intheir cave-home in Cuevasde Almanzora on October14th. Tuesday's quakescame five months after thetwo that partially destroyedLorca, in neighbouringMurcia.

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A new Operation Captura appeal to track down criminalsbelieved to be hiding in Spain Crimestoppers, a Britishcharity organisationdedicated to theapprehension of UKcriminals – including thosethought to be here in Spain– have announced thelaunch of their latestcampaign and are back onthe hunt for 10 seriousfugitives wanted for crimescommitted in the UK.

This latest campaign ofOperation Captura marksthe fifth anniversary of thejoint efforts byCrimestoppers, SOCA(Serious Organised CrimeAgency) and otheragencies. Since its launchin October 2006, 46 out ofthe Crimestoppers in Spain“60 most wanted” havebeen apprehended, withmany now behind bars.The campaign appeals forinformation from thegeneral public aboutfugitives who haveEuropean Arrest Warrants(EAWs) issued against

them, which may then leadto an arrest made by theSpanish police.

James Brokenshire MP,Minister for Crime andSecurity at The HomeOffice, said,“Crimestoppers, SOCA andall the agencies involved inOperation Captura havemade an incrediblyvaluable contribution toour efforts to pursuecriminals and bring themto justice. With over threequarters of “Britain's mostwanted in Spain” arrestedover the last five years,fugitives still on the runshould be in no doubt

that they have nowhere tohide.

Anyone wishing to knowmore about theCrimestoppers currentcrop of the British “mostwanted” who are thoughtto be possibly here Spainshould visit the websitewww.crimestoppers-uk.org. Information can bepassed on anonymouslyeither online via thewebsite, by callingCrimestoppers on 0800 555111 or use the Spanishfreephone 900 555 111which will be answered byCrimestoppers’ call agentsin the UK.

a total of 69 bars and restaurants will participate in the 3rderotic tapa Route from November 1st to 20th, with tapas costing€1,50 with names like Cloud of love, Columbus’s orgy, or iberianBreast. People who want to participate in a raffle at the end ofthe event have to get a form from the local council and obtainthe stamps of at last ten bars or restaurants to be eligible forprizes which include a Mediterranean cruise and a flat screen tV,among others.

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the local company the Wine academy has organised thelargest festival of Spanish wines ever, to be held in Hong Kongfrom November 6th to 8th, under the supervision ofwinemaker Pancho Campo. about 1,000 wine importers,producers, sommeliers and critics from more than 50 countriesare expected to attend “Spanish Wines: Passion and diversity”.Sr Campo is one of only 290 people in the world who can callthemselves Master of Wine, and is the first Spaniard to haveobtained the title.

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tourism and hotel entrepreneurs asked Foreign Ministertrinidad Jimenez at a recent meeting in Benalmadena to makeit easier for visitors from countries with the highest growthpotential – principally Russia and China – to obtain visas tocome to Spain. Sra trinidad is running on the Socialist Party’sslate for Malaga in the November 20th election. She told thebusinessmen that the Costa del Sol is the tourism driving forcein andalucia and pledged to support the modernisation andquality of tourism infrastructures.

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This summer has been thebest since 2008, withalmost 1.5 million touristsvisiting the Costa del Solbetween July andSeptember, according tofigures just published bythe National StatisticsInstitute (INE).

A spokesman said thisconfirmed the slow butsteady recovery of tourismon the Costa. He said thefigure was not much lowerthan the 1.7 million visitorsin 2008, when theeconomic crisis began tomake itself felt.

However, the two maincomplaints continue to bethat visitors are coming forshorter stays and spendingless money.

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Winter is just around the cornerHow lovely to wake up to the sound of rain after an exceptionally long dry summer. Not quiteso lovely to remember the car roof had decided not to go up when I pushed the button and Ihadn't managed to get around to getting it fixed! Well, these things are sent to try us butnevertheless I have spent a pleasant weekend putting away the summer clothes, rooting out thecardies and boots and deciding what I need to buy to keep warm and cosy this winter.

A cardigan in Spanish is una rebeca. Rather strange for those called Rebecca but a useful and necessary-as-winter-approaches article of clothing.

Of course we also need our sudaderas - sweat shirtsjerseys - sweaters,chaquetas - jacketsabrigos - coats and impermeables - raincoats

When you go shopping for clothes you may need somethingbigger - más grandeor something smaller - más pequeño, longer - más largo, or shorter - más corto

When looking at shoes and boots you may be asked ¿Qué número?What number? as in what size shoe or boot.For women it’s usually a number in the thirties : trienta y seis, 36. treinta y siete, 37. Treinta y ocho, 38. treinta y nueve, 39.For men more often than not it's a number in the forties - cuarenta y tres, 43. cuarenta y cuatro, 44. cuarenta y cinco, 45. cuarenta y seis, 46.

To say something is too big Es demasiado grande.Too small - demasiado pequeñoToo narrow - demasiado estrecho, Too wide - demasiado ancho

As I'm sure you all know : I like it is Me gustaAnd I'll take it is Me lo llevo.

Enjoy getting ready for winter. It's just around the corner.

Hasta la próxima - Until next time. Valerie

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Open evening of art

The Centro de Artes deMijas held an open eveningrecently to allowprospective students to seetheir facilities and meet thisyear's teachers.

There was also apresentation to the MijasTown Hall as a token ofappreciation for theirsupport over the year inallowing students' work tobe exhibited in theirpremises. This was apainting of the youngPicasso by the late Steve

Fletcher, last year'spresident.

The centre – which wasestablished in 1972 – offersclasses in a variety of mediato an internationalmembership and issituated in the heart of theold pueblo overlooking thePlaza Virgen de la Pena.

So if you fancy beingcreative this winter checkout their new timetable.There are drawing andpainting classes using

pencil, charcoal, pastel,water colour, oils andacrylics as well as sculptureand ceramic classes,covering different levels ofexperience and abilities.There is also a Saturdaymorning class for youngerstudents as well as Spanishlanguage classes forbeginners andintermediates.

To find out more contactthe president FrankHenderson (pictured left)on 952 666 405.

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Three members of the Basqueterrorist group appeared on a videosent to the BBC News last week

saying that given the current politicalsituation, the group had “decided on thedefinitive cessation of its armed activity”and called on the governments of Spainand France “to open a direct process ofdialogue” aimed at resolving theconsequences of the conflict. Thestatement closed: “With this historicdeclaration, ETA demonstrates its clear,firm and definitive purpose. ETA calls onBasque society to get involved in thisprocess until peace and liberty areachieved.”

Everyone knows that the majority ofBasques have been trying for years tolive in peace, free of ETA threats, so

their magnanimous offer of “peace andliberty” must have caused much hollowlaughter in the Basque Country.

Fortunately, the Spanish have longmemories and can recall severalceasefires which ended as soon as

ETA realised it was not going to get its ownway with the government in power. As aresult polls taken since the statement lastThursday show that two thirds ofSpaniards do not believe this is a“definitive cessation” of the violence.

The statement was receivedcautiously by the majority ofpoliticians who said it was an

important step forward, but pointed outthat ETA had made no mention ofdisbanding, handing over its arms orasking its victims for forgiveness.

What ETA has been demandingsince the ceasefire it announcedin January this year is an across-

the-board amnesty for all its membersboth in and out of jail. As a lead-up to that,the group wants all jailed ETA members tobe sent to prisons in the Basque Country –where it will be easier for their families tovisit them. It will also, of course, be easierfor them to conspire about what to do ifthis current cessation of violence turns outnot to be definitive.

Both the French and Spanish securityforces have been warning theauthorities since January that this

ceasefire, like the others, was called to giveETA a breathing space and time toredeploy. This time around, however,tenacious pursuit by those same securityforces means there are probably more ETA

members in jail than outside. ETA in facthas never been as weak as it is now and weare slowly learning more details about this“cessation of violence”.

Apparently ETA decided on this stepshortly after the May 22nd regionaland local elections when a new left-

wing pro-independence party called Bildudid spectacularly well in the BasqueCountry. The government has consistentlydeclared “new” Basque political partiesillegal in the past for the simple reason thatthey were Batasuna – ETA’s bannedpolitical wing – under another name. Bildumade a lot of noise about wanting to findpeaceful political solutions to theproblems caused by ETA’s 43-year-longcrusade for independence from Spain so itwas allowed to field candidates in theelections.

The first thing the newly elected Bildumayor of San Sebastian did wasremove the King’s portrait from the

Town Hall, saying he was irrelevant to theBasque people. You can’t get more explicitthan that. And last Saturday, thousands ofpeople took to the streets in Bilbaodemanding independence from Spain.

For a couple of years now, the likes ofSinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, SouthAfrican lawyer Brian Currin,

Archbishop Tutu and an assortment ofother international luminaries have beencalling on ETA and the government tomake peace. The last meeting ofinternational mediators was held lastMonday in San Sebastian and made theheadlines in both the Spanish and foreignmedia. The BBC correspondent describedit as “carefully choreographed, and most ofthe main Spanish dailies seem to have hadtheir stories about the ETA announcementprepared before it was even made”.

It seems to me that the whole charadewas set up to help ETA disband –eventually – without losing face.

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From all the reactions following lastweek’s ceasefire announcement byETA there are two that stand out the

most. One positive response surprisinglycame from Popular Party (PP) leaderMariano Rajoy who called the declaration“good news” although he remainedcautiously optimistic as the days went by. "Itshows how a society knows how to remainunited and defend its position because thisannouncement was made without anyconcessions," Rajoy said.

But there is a sector of the PP that isalready talking about revenge. His PPcolleagues, including Madrid regional

premier Esperanza Aguirre and IgnacioCosidó, the party spokesman for interioraffairs, immediately called for theprosecution of ETA members – putting asensitive issue on the front burner before theBasque terrorists lay down their weapons.Aguirre, a PP hardliner, brewed more scornby adding that the statute of limitations formurder never runs out.

While victims' groups are alsodemanding justice and would liketo see the ETA members

prosecuted, one family of a murdered victimhas publicly asked the organisations to stayout of the upcoming peace process. EnricLluch, whose uncle Ernest Lluch, a formerSocialist health minister who was shot in thehead at his home by an ETA assassin in 2000,said that negotiations should be "left topeople who are professional in resolvingsuch issues”. “As victims, we are notobjective. Our time will come when it comesto recognise the victims but we cannot getinvolved in the peace process," said Lluch,who serves as vice president for the ErnestLluch Foundation in Barcelona.

It was a bold but proud statement comingfrom a family who, like thousands ofothers, have suffered during ETA’s reign

of terrorism of the past 43 years. The Basqueterrorists have been blamed for 829 murdersand injuring more than 1,000 people in

Spain and France through bombings,shootings and executions. Families are stillgrieving, yes, but it is time to give peace achance. The Association of the Victims ofTerrorism (AVT), the largest such group, saidit wanted justice not vengeance. But fromthe way they are talking, it seems victims'groups would really like a public lynching.

This is the first time that the politicalparties have come together towelcome an ETA ceasefire, albeit

cautiously. Rajoy’s and Lluch’s encouragingwords demonstrate good faith that goes tothe heart in trying to resolve that long andpainful conflict. Of course, the peace processhas not begun and as Interior MinisterAntonio Camacho has said, it will enter itsmost crucial stage in the coming months.

But there are diversions that are alreadybeing put into place. On Monday, theleader of the Basque Nationalist Party

(PNV) Iñigo Urkullu called for an immediatetalks to begin the transfers of ETA prisonersto Basque Country jails – a petition that hasbeen made by both the radical abertzale leftas well as ETA. In an effort to try toconsolidate his power and wrest control ofthe region from the Socialist and PPcoalition partners as well as keeping theabertzale from dominating the peaceprocess, Urkullu also called for earlyelections believing that his PNV will onceagain be swept into power.

Those who have no interest in tryingnot to jeopardise the peace process –such as the AVT and a large faction of

the PP – should back off. The negotiationsshould be left to the international mediators,such as Kofi Annan and Brian Currin, andgovernment officials; they must not bedistracted. The next most important step isnegotiating with ETA to lay down its armsand disband. Bargaining chips such as thetransfer of prisoners – which should notinclude any favours for ETA – need time tobe ironed out and cannot be introducedfrom one day to the next.


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In MOD v. Wallis theemployees were employedby NATO in Europe. Theseemployees were the wivesof armed forces personneland were employed as suchby reason of theirhusbands´ employment.

This was sufficient toestablish the connection asthey were said to beworking in a similarsituation to (ii) in Serco andwere entitled to claimunfair dismissalnotwithstanding that theywere not employed withinGB. The employees alsosucceeded in claiming sexdiscrimination on the basisthat it is a matter of EU lawand therefore irrelevantwhich national law isapplicable, provided that itis the law of a member statewithin the EU.

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If the worst comes to theworst and a loved one dies,what on earth do you do?

The majority of peoplewho are not Spanish but livehere simply don’t have a cluewhat the procedures arehere. When my neighbourdied leaving no will andapparently no relatives wepaid the funeral bill andfollowed what we knew shewould have wanted but, thelegal mess was immense.She had suffered a heartattack and to all intents andpurposes was dead by thetime they got her to HospitalClinico in Malaga but, shewas on a ventilator beingkept “alive”. Various testswere done and there was nobrain activity so themachines were switched offbut, had there been activityof any sort, would I have hadthe right to give thepermission necessary toswitch off or would therehave had to have been acourt order? I hadn’t a cluealong with pretty mucheveryone else.

So, on Friday November4th starting at 12:30pm thereis going to be an informativemeeting at JK’s (on La TrochaIndustrial estate, Coin, thatis behind the commercialcentre and the La TrochaGarage) to tell you what youcan and can’t do.

Subjects covered will be:What the situation is as far astaxes, including death taxes -is there a difference, forinstance, if yourhouse/apartment is in oneof your names only? JonSutton will be advising onthis side of things. There willbe Cath Dillon advising youon further financial matters.Caroline McFarlane and Ven.David Sutch will be tellingyou about religious servicesand what options there are.Overseeing the gatheringplus giving an informed talkon funeral directors andrepatriation etc., will beTracey Burns.

One person has said thatthis is morbid. It is not. It isessential that we should allknow what to do withfinances, funerals andeverything else, who tocontact and who can help usif the very worst happens.Make the effort to go along. Iwill be going myself!

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Carl Morgan has beentraining in martial arts for24 years. He has hadextensive training inNinpoTtaijutsu, Aikido,Wado-ryu and ShotokanKarate, Ju-jutsu, Hapkido,Krav Maga, kickboxing,Wing Chun and Dim Makand combines all thesestyles into one system, ZenChuan Ninjutsu.

A fully licensedprofessor of martial arts hecurrently holds a 5th danblack belt, is C.R.B. checkedand has also worked in theprivate security industry.

“Martial arts isn’t just asport, it's a way of life. Mysystem, like many others,focuses on true-to-lifescenarios and is not boundby rules, associations andreferees. I started teachingmartial arts to help peoplehelp themselves becauseeveryone has a right todefend themselves and youdon't have to be super fit todo it. Combat is just a small

part of this style and likemany martial arts, ZenChuan Ninjutsu canbecome a big part of yourlife, ingraining itself intoyour mind, body and soul.While still retainingtraditional martial artsvalues, I have tried andcontinue to adapt my formfor modern times.Each class will be

different and students willonly learn that which isrelevent, drawing from reallife scenarios and tailoringthe style to suit the student– after all, no two peopleare the same,” says Carl.Classes will be held

every Monday from at J.K’sMatchroom, PoligonoIndustrial La Trocha inCoin from 2.30pm foradults (16+), and 3.45pmfor kids (8 to 15-year-olds).

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Fuengirola flea-market wash out

The Fuengirola flea marketwas unfortunatelycompletely rained off lastSaturday morning.

Optimistic stall holderswere forced to pack up andbeat a hasty retreat by thesudden prolonged delugeof heavy rains. Thedownpour took many ofthem by surprise withseveral stall holders simplyabandoning goods as theyran to seek shelter.

Already closed for twoweeks throughout theFuengirola Feriastallholders were probablyhoping for a good turn-out

for the normally busySaturday morning eventthat attracts buyers,browsers and sellers fromfar and wide.

Unfortunately this wasnot to be, even thoughsome did try to battle it outagainst the inevitable mostconceded defeat by 10.00am with the exception ofone entrepreneurial gentwho suddenly appearedwith a collection ofumbrellas for sale, to thecry of “Paraguas” heappeared to be doing abrisk trade to punterswithout protection!

Brad needs anew home

Brad is a handsome purebred German Shepherd,who is three and a half yearsold. His previous ownercould not devote much timeto him and he regularlyescaped from her garden.Now he has found himself atthe SOS Animal Refugewhere he is feeling verybewildered. Brad lovespeople, playing ball, and isvery intelligent and wouldbe a very rewarding pet tosomeone prepared todevote some time to him. SOS thinks he would

respond very well to propertraining to keep him active.He travels very happily inthe car and has now beenneutered and vaccinated.He is not a guard dog – hispersonality is loving, and hevery much needs a lovingfamily in turn. If you canhelp, please contact SOS on653 257 875.

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This little dog was foundwandering in Alhaurin elGrande by a kind heartedperson who took him to thePET veterinary practice inAlhaurin where he wouldbe safe.Our editor met him the

other day when one of heranimals was in there andreports that he is a happylittle soul who needs aloving permanent home.He would be a credit to anyfamily and is like a tall Jack-Russell type. A realsweetheart! Call Charo on952 491 655 or 608 109 810

The Government haslaunched its Urban BikeScheme. The scheme willbe known as “Gibi Bikes”.The mission statement is“Go Green”.

The Minister forTransport, the Hon J JHolliday, inaugurated thescheme on Monday byofficially commissioningthe bike station at MarketPlace. Work has beenongoing on theconstruction of the stationsand today sees thecommencement of thetesting phase that will seeGibi Bikes employees ridingbetween different stationstesting the scheme. Thisphase of the project isbeing rolled out with 11stations being switched ontoday and the remainingstations coming into usewithin the next two ofweeks. Once all the stationsare operational, the schemewill have 100 bicycles at thedisposal of the public at anyone time and will operatedaily from 07.00am to10.00pm.

The sites that have beenswitched on today are:

Frontier (3 Stations),Waterport Road(Watergardens), Europort,

Grand Parade, ReferendumGates, Line Wall Road,Orange Bastion and MarketPlace (2 stations).

The other remainingsites that are due tobecome operational shortlyare:

Waterport Road (WaterportTerraces), Victoria Stadium,Reclamation Road,Commonwealth ParadeCar park, Rosia Road,Bayview Terraces, CatalanBay, St. Joseph’s School,Rosia Parade, EasternBeach and Europa Point

Today, the 332 personswho had registered theirinterest on the scheme’swebsite have been writtento inviting them to becomemembers of the scheme.Anybody who has yet notapplied is invited to log onto the GibiBikes web sitewww.gibibikes.gi andbecome a member of thescheme.

Users will be asked toprovide credit card detailson registration. Thesedetails are held as securityfor the bike so that, in theunlikely event the bike isnot returned, a punitive feecan be deducted from the

card.

As an incentive tobecome a member, thosepersons that apply formembership before theend of November will begiven an extra month’smembership so theirmembership will expire atthe end of December2012.There will be anannual subscription fee of£24. This will entitle theuser to one hour’s freebicycle use per day. If thishour is exceeded then acharge will apply.


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Local businessman GuyOlivero made his secondappearance in the CanalSur 2 show ‘El Loco Soy Yo’with television star JesusQuintero last Thursday. Isthis a new string to thebusinessman’s bow?

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New UKCitizensA Citizenship Ceremony,organised by the CivilStatus and RegistrationOffice, took place lastTuesday in the JohnMackintosh Hall.

The Deputy Governor,Mrs Lesley Pallett, receivedthe oath of allegiance fromaround 50 new Britishcitizens, and present themwith certificates confirmingtheir new status as citizensof the United Kingdom.

Calpe house receivesdonation fromhealth companyUK based healthcarecompany HSA was re-branded in the UK in 2009as Simplyhealth and will beknown as such in Gibraltarfrom now on. The companyhas donated £10,000 toCalpe House in Londonwhere Gibraltarians andtheir families can stay ifthey are referred tospecialists in London formedical treatment duringtheir treatment and forrecuperation.

Charles Tilbury fromThe Calpe House Trustsaid: “I can’t thankSimplyhealth enough for

their generous donation.Over 500 people every yearfrom Gibraltar stay at CalpeHouse. The money will beused to refurbish some ofthe existingaccommodation to make itas pleasant an experienceas possible at a time whenpeople can feel quite low.”

Mike Waggspokesperson forSimplyhealth adds: “ CalpeHouse offers people fromGibraltar an invaluableservice and we hope thatour donation will help theTrust to continue itsfantastic work.”

NewleisureareaofficiallyopensEuropa Point’srefurbishment andredevelopmentprogramme that has costaround £4.4million wasinaugurated by ChiefMinister Peter Caruana lastweek.

The area had beendeveloped from wastelandthat had been used fordriving practice by peopleof the Rock coming up totheir tests, into what it istoday, 16,500 m2 oflandscaping and 2,000 m2of leisure facilities thatmakes it a major open-airleisure area for the Rock.There is a children’s playpark, paved walkwaysthrough landscaped greenareas, a tourist informationcentre, café and arestaurant is planned.

Mr Caruana described itas “a wonderful leisurefacility for familiesfollowing significantinvestment by theGovernment”, adding thatthe area will be used byboth local people andtourists.

The area also boastsstunning views of the Rockitself and also Africa overthe straights.

This week sees a few of thebig cruise ships arriving atthe Port of Gibraltar.

Friday 28th has twoarrivals. Saga Cruises’ SagaRuby arrives at 7am andleaves at 2pm while RoyalCarribean’s Grandeur of theseas arrives at the sametime but stays until 6pm.

On Monday 31st,Cunard’s Queen Elizabetharrives at 8am and leaves at1.30pm while Thomson’s

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much unspoilt countrysideto choose from. If you fancya change from the beachand the mountains, thendrive down Gibraltar waywhere it is striking how thescenery suddenly changesinto vast tracts of woodlandstretching inland as far asthe eye can see. Turn off toSan Roque and just a fewkilometres from the townare the pine woods of Pinardel Rey, a huge publicrecreational area of some338 hectares, with afascinating history.

Like all schoolchildren Ilearned about theSpanish Armada, the

gallant exploits of FrancisDrake and the pivotal Battleof Trafalgar. I was also

thrilled to hear aboutsunken Spanish galleonsfilled with treasure. But I'dnever really thought muchabout the more practicalissues of how they wereactually built.

When Spain was theworld's leadingnaval power

shipbuilding was ofparamount importance andthousands of trees wereneeded to supply the timberrequired. The forest of Pinardel Rey was in fact plantedaround 1800 to provide thepine trees necessary for theSpanish warships. At thetime of the Battle ofTrafalgar in 1805 the navy'sforces totalled some 150ships but afterwards thepolitical situation meantthat the fleet declined andwith the loss of most of

Spain's colonies in theAmericas ships were nolonger needed in suchnumbers. Consequently thetrees in Pinar del Rey werenever cut down – hence themagnificent specimens stillgrowing there. FerdinandVII then donated the area tothe people of San Roquewho continue to enjoy ittoday.

There are two parts tothe woods, thesouthern end is a

wonderful picnic spot, fittedout in true Spanish fashionwith lots of picnic tables andbenches and barbecuefacilities. There is easyaccess on paved roads andplenty of parking. TheAlhaja stream runs throughthis area, with the Alhajadrinking fountain at themain gate and a beautiful

nature trail (the AlhajaStream Ecological Trail)along its banks. There is aNature Centre in the middleof the park with informationpoints and guides as well asa botanical garden featuringthe wide variety ofindigenous flora, severalthreatened species amongthem. The centre (run by thecouncil of San Roque andVerdemar – a “green” group)is well organised and highlythought of and has beenawarded the blue flag, justlike the Alcaidesa-Torrecarbonera andTorreguadiaro beaches.

The northern part hasbeen left in its naturalstate – vehicles are

prohibited – and is a meccafor serious walkers andramblers. There aredesignated trails with the

evocativenames ofBig UglyBird Gorgeand Eagle'sHill where,apparently,a group ofbaboonsfrom theoldAlcaidesasafari parkhave takenup residence. The park isalso home to more usualfauna such as foxes,mongoose, rabbits andmoles.

Bird watchers can havea field day in theshady glades and

open areas of Pinar del Rey,home to a wide variety,including pied and spottedflycatchers, buntings, jays,

chaffinches, chiffchaffs,willow warblers and tits,spotted woodpeckers andbee-eaters, while eagles(short-toed and booted),buzzards, and kites are to bespotted circling high abovethe canopy.

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Wednesday 26th K T Peters - Multi-change

drag actThursday 27th

Ian Jacks - Daytime DJ, nighttime superstar

Friday 28thMichael Charles -MichaelJackson & Lionel Ritchie

tributesSaturday 29th

Queenie - Drag artisteextraordinaire with amazing

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Mario Ross - Welsh wizzardof voice

Monday 31stThe Bitch is back - 1 night

only! - Terri FoxTuesday1st November

Lesley Harrison-rock chickKaraoke from midnight

every night with Mad Terry,and Tommo the King of

Karaoke.

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Roast pork lunchSpaghetti Bolognese

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Pógs the new magical mixPógs live music bar inFuengirola re opened lastweekend and live musiclovers showed theirsupport with an even betterthan expected enthusiasticturn out which just goes toshow you can not keep agood bar down.There is another magical

musical week to follow, theWednesday night open jamsession with Pablo startstonight, then on aThursday real piano magicfrom the ever popularMichael Dickinson. Mikewill start tickling his ivoriesfrom tomorrow night onwith hits from across theyears from Marc Cohn,Paul Weller, Neil Young andmany more.This weekend's live

bands sees the return ofFreak da Funk on Fridayalso widely known asMecenas de la Farandula,this is an excellent Hispanic-Argentinian band thatdelivers the tasty tones anda skilled mix of progressive

rock blended with turbo-jazz – a tight fusion that isjust a bit cool. A specialSaturday night ahead withthe launch of a new SteveNelson band, the new bandis now with Colin on leadguitar and Paco on Drumsand Dave Heavyside. SteveNelson, Colin and Pacopreviously played with rockband Shack-Attack whoenjoyed a wide andenthusiastic following allalong the Costa del Soluntil the band, much toeveryone’sdisappointment, split uplast year. There is an amendment

to the previously advertisedfancy dress HalloweenNight on Sunday, the partyhas been moved over to amore appropriate MondayOctober 31st as the nextday Tuesday is all SaintsDay and a national holidayand you can all enjoy a liein. The live band for theHalloween party areanother previously popular

Pógs performer Fun Fiction– Rolling Stones, LennyKravitz, The Beatles, ScissorSisters and even Gaga. Thismeans Sunday night's gighas yet to be fixed so callAlex on 662 594 111 forupdates. With the successful re-

opening of Pógs Fuengirolais back in the live musicbusiness, watch this spacein The News for details and…... remember in order tokeep your music live andthe neighbours relaxed andfriendly – CLOSE THATSECOND DOOR!

Halloween atSiboneyFun for all the familyis the name of thegame at Siboney inthe La TrochaCommercial Centre inCoin this Saturday,October 29th startingfrom 6pm.

For the children,there will be facepainting and lots ofgames plus abarbecue withchicken, ribs, burgers,baked potaotes andloads of salads etc.,and for the adults inthe evening there willbe three DJ’s to danceto plus Vodka JellyShots to enjoy – thesehave been known tohelp with the dancing!

There will be prizes forthe best Halloweencostumes. Duncan – he’sthe big one on the left, ooh!

stuff of nightmares, eh?!and the crew are famousfor their Halloween partiesand the costumes peoplewear so this is one not to bemissed.

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Monday Oct 31stRobbie’s Halloween FancyDress Karaoke - see article

on this page for detailsWednesday & Thursday

Robbie’s KaraokeRoadshow from 9.30pm.Come and be the star in

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Michael Charles - malevocals, soul, Tamla

Motown, R&B, greatvoice!Friday

Siobhan - female vocalistfrom Dublin

Fun for all agesSaturday

Night Life - comedy vocalduo, not to be missed!

Sunday“Mr Blue Eyed Soul”

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ChristmasFayre The La Cala Lions’Magnificent ChristmasFayre is taking place onSunday November 20th atThe Tamisa Golf Hotel.

As in past years, thisevent features FatherChristmas – for all ages –and up to 25 festive stallsincluding a vast range ofjewellery, small leathergifts, a fine collection offashionwear for this time ofyear and a general pot-pourri of affordableChristmas presents.

If you would like to havea stall at the Fayre, pleasecall Ana on 952 588 340 formore information or toarrange the space for yourstall – space is limited sothis will be on a first come,first served basis!

John Peach and hisexcellent staff will provide agood two-course Sundaylunch for �€16 per personand you should book yourlunch with the hoteldirectly by calling them on952 585 988.

The Fayre will be openfrom 11am and shouldcontinue until 5pm. Comeand get into the Christmasspirit on Sunday November20th and help the La CalaLions support localcharities.

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Halloween FancyDress Party Nightat El MojitoOn Monday October 31stRobbie will be hosting aspecial “HalloweenKaraoke Road Show” from9.30pm.

There will be a free glassof Halloween punch foreveryone plus prizes for thebest adult’s and children’sfancy dress costumes, plustreats for all the children.

Everyone will bewelcome to sing, danceand have lots of fun.

If you haven’t been to ElMojito in La Carihuela,Torremolinos, then goalong and give it a try. Theyhave entertainment everynight from 9.30pm – have alook at their advert onthese pages for details ofwho is appearing when.

Food is served all dayfrom 11am until 9pm, withno siesta, and the menu isvery extensive withanything from a snack to afull three-course meal.

Their “Special” at themoment is the Steak Dealfor two people including abottle of red Rioja for just€20 per couple!

Why not enjoy a mealbefore the show? All showshave free entry and thedrinks are at normal barprices.

El Mojito is by Plaza deRemo, La Carihuela,Torremolinos. For moreinformation see their mainadvert or call them on 952057 062.

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The other night whilstwatching Johnny

English The Revenge , TheReturn, The Comeback orwhatever it was, at LaTrocha in Coin, I wasunderstandably remindedof the original series ofJames Bond Films .

Before I embark on myramblings, I want to say

a big thank you to theteam who organise thefilms in English at LaTrocha. Despite not likingeverything that is offered, Ithink it is a valuablecommunity event that wedon’t want to lose, so Isupport all of them.

Getting back to mymemories of Bond, I

remember beingenthralled at the antics ofSean Connery in “FromRussia with Love” (my firstintroduction to 007) andfrom then on I washooked. I didn’t get to see“Dr No”, the first outing onfilm, until much later.

Iknow now that it’s allbunkum, but as a young

lad I loved the car chasesand the futuristic high techtoys that made up a largepart of the fun for me. Iloved all those machinegun headlights, poisondart cigarette lighters andsteel rimmed bowler hatstogether with all of theother wonderful, andsometimes ridiculousgadgets that appeared inthe movies.

Ithink it was my exposureto these films that fed my

liking of all things “tech”and as I have aged, I noticemany of these thingscreeping into everyday life.I mean who would havethought back then wewould be walking aroundwith mini computers likesmartphones and Ipadsand getting our freedriving directions fromthat little woman who livesin that small box you stickon your windscreen , whoin turn gets herinformation from a satelliteorbiting around the earth.Back then I used to thinkthe TELEX was a fantasticinvention!

Whilst researching forthis article, I

discovered that there havebeen more than twentyfilms in the Bond series,despite Ian Fleming only

having written twelvenovels – the first being in1953. I also discoveredthat other noted authorslike Kingsley Amis, JeffreyDeaver, and JohnGardener have writtenBond novels. I also wasn’taware that Ian Fleminghad died so long ago(1964).

Many readers will nodoubt be aware of

many of the films and Ithink they can be likenedto Marmite, in that youeither love them or hatethem. I for one love themand always have. Mypreference is for the SeanConnery incarnations andI never really saw RogerMoore as a credible 007,for me he was just playingaround with the role. I dogive credit though toTimothy Dalton who tookup the mantle for “TheLiving Daylights” in 1987and “Licence To Kill” in1989. In these two films Ithink he brought out thedarker side of Bond andwas altogether lessfrivolous in the role.

Isort of liked PierceBrosnan who took over in

1995 and remained until2002 having completedfour further Bond films andfor me the jury is still outon Daniel Craig. I havenever seen “On HerMajesty’s Secret Service”starring the one-offGeorge Lazenby andmaybe I should add thatto my to do list. It shouldmake for a nice rainySunday afternoon film.

Spoofs of Bond are notlimited to Jonny

English, there have been anumber of other offeringslike the Austin Powersmovies and Casino Royalefrom 1967 with DavidNiven. The Bond characteris said to have spawned anumber of TV series –’parodies like Our ManFlint, The Man From Uncle,Get Smart and The MattHelm movies, to name afew. As far as I can discover,Bond number 23 iscurrently on hold due tofinancial constraints,although with all theproduct placement dealswith Rolex, Aston Martin,BMW and Bentley to behad, I can’t see it being toolong before we are allshaken if not stirred by thenext one.

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Although this is a great time for socialising you will want to keep a relativelylow profile, keeping your thoughts and feelings to yourself. Your emotions aresuper heightened at the moment and things may not be as they seem; it canbe easy to slip into a “poor me” kind of thinking. Therefore, it is imperative thatyou remain positive so that you can use this incredible energy to its maximum.All things will work out in your favour in the end.

Be open minded this week and willing to try out new ideas while listening toboth sides of a story. Avoid jumping in too quickly - make sure you think allaround a subject first. Personal relationships are your focus and you areworking at building life-long bonds to ensure future success. You realise nowthat what might be impossible for one person to do on their own can becomevery easy when forces join and work towards the same outcome

It is not often that you are without words or stuck for answers but this weekcould leave you feeling at a loss as all avenues seem to lead to dead ends. Donot over-think but use this time to pull your focus and try to view the biggerpicture – your internal lens is undergoing adjustment. Plans are likely to alterbut you will be far happier with the results. A change of pace is perhaps justwhat the doctor ordered.

When it comes to dealing with things belonging to others, then you are theperson to take care of it all. You are organised, prepared and extremely carefuland protective of what belongs to someone else. What about the things thatbelong to you? You are the sign that allows clutter to build up with your ownthings and this can drain you of energy - so perhaps the trick is to imaginethat everything you have is someone else’s. Time to get busy.

If you can remain cool, calm and collected this week you can achievemultitudes and gain the respect of those around you. Your personal power isat an all time high and the confidence that you exude is infectious. Finally theend of a long cycle has been reached and the old ways of doing things won’twork any longer. Make sure that you rise above petty quarrels and negativitythen you will have a week where you truly do shine.

Give yourself a big pat on the back – you deserve it. There have been somehuge changes occurring recently and the big difference is that in the past youwere always waiting or depending upon others to get things started or in someway providing for you. Now, however, there is a complete role reversal andothers now come to you for direction and guidance. The good news is yourself-confidence is given a well-earned boost.

A certain relationship may need re-defining and it will be important to setbottom lines and let the other party know how much you are prepared to putup with. Interactions with others do not always go the way we expect themto and our ideals are not always met. Do not take things for granted or letmisunderstandings build up or brush them under the carpet. Confront andchallenge all that you are not comfortable with.

There could be chaos going on around you but you have the upper hand asinside at your core there is a growing sense of calmness and peace. You arelikely to be more aware of your choices and options as well as opportunitiesthat are available to you. This self-assured nature causes others to be attractedtowards your energy. Showcase your talents and abilities, get out there andmeet new people – who knows what may happen?

Although you want to fly high and focus upon the greater vision, the buildingblocks to get where you want are all in the details. It is in the details that couldtrip you up so pay close attention to all the small print, read everything,perhaps twice. Keep it simple as less may very well be more and rememberthat it is not always the destination that counts but the process that we takein getting there - skipping steps is not allowed!

There is support around you even if it appears that the sky is falling in, orsomeone is working overtime to make sure it all gets put back into place. Thisweek may see you coming to terms with something that has been wearing youdown like the way water wears down the edges of a rock over a long period oftime. Listen to what others are saying and speak as clear and direct as possibleto avoid confusion and eliminate misunderstandings.

You could be feeling full up with ideas and solutions as your inner genius isstarting to shine through. It is usually the simple ideas that bring the mostrewards and with your inventive spirit it will be hard for you to hold back. Thereis the lesson of the week – why should you hold back? This is not the time tobe afraid of rejection, hold your head up high, shoulders back and let theworld know your insights.

Prepare to find something you have either been looking for, something yougave up on and are returning to, or a clear road sign that gives you validationthat you are on the right track. You have reached the end of a phase and areon the brink of a new one with changes in your professional and social life.Focus yourself in the present, trust your instincts and take those extra risksand chances you know are right for you.

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HOROSCOPES by Cathy StronachFor your personal birth chart please contact [email protected]

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April 20th -May 20th

May 21st -June 21st

June 22nd -July 22nd

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September 23rd -October 22nd

October 23rd - November 21st

November 22nd -December 21st

December 22nd -January 19th

January 20th -February 18th

February 19th -March 20th

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Pumpkin Soup

As we are in the week of Halloween, buy two pumpkins, one for your Jack-o’-lantern andanother for this delicious, warming soup. This recipe was supplied by Ian Wooldridge,Head Chef of Kimbridge Farm, Hampshire.

Apparently poor Coleen Rooneyhadn’t been told that thisseason’s fashion is based aroundelegance when she went tohusband Wayne Rooney’s 26thbirthday party in Manchester ‘sWing’s Chinese restaurant inLincoln Square on Sundaywhich, on the invitations thatwent out, named the dress codeas “casual”.The dress, by designer PhillipArmstrong certainly didn’t comeup to scratch as elegant and withits puckered zip down the backand scarlet lace over what

looked like a bit of white nylon,she must have been seencoming when she paid around£900 for this effort – but she hastweeted that she loved it.The usually well dressed MrsRooney had also gone for aprofessional make-over with hermake-up being overdone bySadie Day (has she got any panstick left in her make-up kit afterwhat she’d put on Coleen?) andher eyebrows were painted sohigh she looked like apantomime dame! She had her hair swept up into a

high chignon with so muchhairspray on it was as stiff as aboard and to top it all, whatabout those earrings???The shoes, Laboutin’s of course,looked too tight or was it justthat the 6” heels were pushingher feet so far forward that theyjust looked that way.Now, this sounds a bit like we’rehaving an unnecessary go atColeen. Far from it. She usuallylooks good with her natural stylebut whoever persuaded her togo with this lot must have beenmad. Or maybe she was just

trying to cheer up hubby Wayne– who arrived in dark shirt andjacket and jeans, after his team’searlier 6 - 1 defeat against archrivals Manchester City – with thebrightness of it all. Gareth Barryand Joe Hart – two of City’splayers but who are alsoEngland colleagues of Rooneywere at the party.Stick to your own style and keepthe light on when you getdressed in future Coleen – it’s farbetter, and take that frock to thenearest charity shop in time forHalloween!

... the normally well dressed one must have got dressed in the dark!

DRESS, SHOES, STIFF HAIR, EYEBROWS UP TO THE ROOF AND THOSE EARRINGS....

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Halloween has become amajor date in our diaries forpartying the night away intrue Costa style....! As usualmany of our favourite clubs,restaurants and bars arethrowing special Halloweenthemed evenings andevents! So to look truly reemthis Halloween head off toPrecious Moments, TheParty People now in TheSecond Hand EnglishBookshop, in The CentroComercial Las Rampasopposite the bus station inFuengirola – once there,they are situated on the firstfloor landing oppositeDunnes Store (pop up theramp or use the steps). Halloween is one of their

favourite times of the yearand the store is packed tothe brim with all yourghoulish needs! Absolutelystunning fancy dress for allages, male, female, teens n'kiddies. The very lateststyles n' ideas (fairytale,fallen pixies, angels,vampire, witch, goth, saucypolice, army, fire womanetc). Wigs, masks, make-up,matching over the kneebowed stockings, fishnets,striped stockings n' tights,gloves, tutus and loads ofaccessories. False funkyeyelashes, fake bloodcapsules, scars, tatoos,vampire teeth etc. Authenticwitches brooms (these look

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specialise in balloons andtheir Halloween theme isfabulous! Amazing foil n'latex air or helium filledballoons look fantastic asdecorations. Eye catchingentrance arches from €25. Giant ceiling spider foil

balloon with paper chainlegs, massive foil

Frankenstein balloon, superfoil ghosts etc. They alsodeliver and set up for you ifneed be. Celebration cakescan be ordered from heretoo. A full postal service isavailable and even orderyour Avon! A full range ofgood quality greeting cards,many party goods n' giftsare also always in stock.Xmas boxed cards,calendars etc., already instock. This popular,surprising, local store is adelight to browse aroundand should not be missed.

For all inquiries pleasephone Trish or Debbie on696 818 595

(“Reem”: someone wholooks great, hot. As used inTV’s “The Only Way IsEssex”)

"Looking reem this Halloween!" Wow, the ever popular All Hallows Eve is almost upon usfolks, bringing with it a great sense of fun and enjoymentfor all ages!

advertising feature Britney, “Fatale” would be anunderstatementThousands of tickets forBritney Spears' concert inBirmingham haven’t beensold. Only days before herfirst gig, promoters fear thatthe 16,000-capacity LGArena at Birmingham maybe only half full. In anattempt to sell the tickets,prices have dropped from£55 to £30. Unlike her past tours

that have sold out quickly,tickets for Spears’ currenttour have not moved asfast. Therefore tourpromoter Live NationEntertainment is offeringtickets for half price in mostmarkets in a promotionthrough Groupon. Although “Femme

Fatale” received largelystrong reviews and debutedat No. 1, the album hasn’thad a smash hit that’sresonated with fans.Having survived meltdownand rehab, concerts by

Spears on the 'FemmeFatale' tour have beendescribed as "part concertand part therapy". Spears herself concedes:

"I have a good group ofpeople around me. We havethe show at a certain time

every night. And we just tryto stay consistent by havinga routine and staying fitand healthy. "The show is really fun

for me, it's one of the mostentertaining shows thatI've ever done," she said.

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There are basically three types oftelescope available – a refractor, a

reflector and a Cassegrain orCatadioptric telescope. But they all dothe same thing, which is to gather asmuch light as possible from a faintobject and then magnify the image.

Arefractor telescope is what mostpeople think of in telescopes. It has

an objective lens at one end that collectsthe light and sends it straight down thetube to an eyepiece at the other end thatyou look through. A reflector telescopeuses a curved mirror at the far end of thetelescope to collect the light and thenreflects it back up the tube to anothermirror which angles the image to 90° tocome out of the side of the telescopeinto the eyepiece. A Cassegraintelescope is almost a mixture of the two;it uses a lens and a mirror to reflect theimage back up the tube to a smallermirror which then reflects it back downthe tube again to come out through ahole in the centre of the main mirrorand into the eyepiece.

Each telescope has its own good andbad points. A refractor telescope can

be used to look at objects on the Earthsuch as ships and other distant objectswhile a reflector always gives an ‘upsidedown/left to right’ image because of themirrors. This inverted image doesn’tmatter when looking at celestial objectsbut is useless for looking at Earth boundobjects. But because mirrors arecheaper to make than lenses thenreflectors tend to cost less thanrefractors.

Size matters in telescopes, it is thelight collecting properties that areimportant and the bigger the telescopethen the more light it can collect. Arefractor with less than a 3” lens or areflector with less than a 6” mirror isfrankly not worth paying for. Advertisingthat claims 200, 300 or even 400 timesmagnification should also be avoided asit is not the telescope that magnifies theimage it is the eyepiece. And a decenttelescope should come with a selectionof at least two or three interchangeableeyepieces.

Eyepieces come in a variety of sizesand the smaller the eyepiece the

bigger the magnification – so a 20mmeyepiece on a 6” reflector telescope willgive a magnification of about 35 times,

while a 6mm eyepiece will magnify toaround 120 times. But there is a downside to magnification, the more youmagnify the image the fainter and lessclear it will become so only objects suchas the Moon or the brighter planets willbenefit from higher magnification.Faint, deep sky objects such as galaxiesand nebulas always look better with lowmagnification.

So what can you expect to see throughyour telescope? Well don’t be misledby images you see in magazines or ontelevision. These wonderful full-colourpictures of nebulas and galaxies havebeen taken with telescopes costingmillions of pounds and are usually theresult of lengthy time exposures usingspecialised cameras taking multipleimages all combined together. The bestthat you will see of a nebula or galaxy isa fuzzy blob. You will however be able tosee craters and mountains on theMoon, Jupiter and its four largestmoons, the rings of Saturn and thechanging phases of Venus. Myriads offaint stars in the Milky Way and otherobjects such as comets that are usuallytoo faint to be seen with the naked eyewill now be visible. But you mustNEVER look at the Sun through atelescope, it will burn your eye andcause irreparable damage.

My advice then is unless you intendto use your telescope to its

maximum and not just leave itcollecting dust in a cupboard, then Iwould recommend buying a pair ofbinoculars. £100 will buy a ‘toy’telescope but £100 spent on binocularswill get a very respectable pair and youwill see just as much through them, ifnot more, than with a cheap telescope.

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I would like to make knownmy special experience withpickpockets on the Costa delSol, in order to give a warningto helpful decent people. OnSeptember 8th, I enteredMercadona supermarket inBenalmádena-Costa, AvenidaFederico García Lorca, just tobuy some milk. There anunknown man asked me tohelp him lift down a carton ofmilk from the top shelf. Ofcourse I helped him. But he

created confusion bythrowing down a pack of milk(among other things). Anaccomplice of his tookadvantage of this confusionpulling the wallet out of myJeans pocket. So, almost allmy money for the month wasstolen. Some minutes later,with the monitoring device ofMercadona supermarket onecould see on the screen mewith the pickpockets on theirreckless work. Certainly, I

have reported the incident tothe police. But my money isgone, and it is quite unlikelythat I’ll get it back.With this mail I want to givehelpful people a warning thatthey should be very careful incase they are asked in asupermarket on the Costa delSol for help by strangers.Those strangers might bepickpockets. I am always being asked about which telescope

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Very much a rising star,the 24-year-old was the 2008250cc world champion andhad claimed his best everMotoGP finish of secondplace just one week earlier atPhillip Island.

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Sergio Garcia ended nearlythree years without avictory in dominant style,winning his home CastelloMasters by 11 shots with a27-under-par total. The 31-year-old had taken aneight-shot lead into thefinal day and dominatedagain with a superb roundof 63 on the Club deCampo del Mediterraneocourse where he was boyschampion at the age of 12.For the 31-year-old Spanishstar, this was his second 63of the week with a 64 inbetween – to beat theprevious biggest winningmargin of the EuropeanTour season by three.

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Luke Donald wins the Disneyand captures PGA money title

The Disney event featuredthe weakest field of anyDonald has played this year.It's the final tournament ofthe PGA Tour season, filledwith dozens of players welldown the money list whowere desperate to keep theircards for next year. It hardlycompares with his wins atthe Match PlayChampionship in Arizona orEurope's flagship event atWentworth.

Perhaps it was only fittingthat after Donald ran off sixbirdies on the back nineSunday and closed with an 8-under 64 to win theChildren's Miracle NetworkClassic, he struggled to hoistthe bronze trophy over hishead. "It's about a 60-pound

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He was five shots behindgoing into the final round,and four shots back at theturn. And then he left nodoubt who was No. 1 in theworld — or on the PGA Tour.

Starting with a simple up-and-down from just short ofthe par-5 10th green, Donaldunleashed the kind of golfexpected of the world's No. 1player. He dropped a wedgeinto 8 feet on the 11th, andan 8-iron to 6 feet on the

12th. Then came a lob wedgeto 5 feet on the 13th —Simpson missed from justoutside of him — and an 18-foot birdie on the 14th to takethe lead for the first time. Donald then rolled in a

45-foot birdie putt for hissixth straight birdie,crouching when it fell,slamming his fist in a raredisplay of emotion, that senthim on his way. He finishedwith three straight pars. Bywinning, Donald capturedthe money title with just over$6.68 million — $335,861clear of Simpson, who tiedfor sixth — and kept alive hisbid to become the first playerto win the money list on thePGA and European tours inthe same season. Donaldlead in Europe by about $1.8million with just over amonth to go."I'm thrilled," Donald

said. "I'm over the moon."

Luke Donald considered this his biggest win of the year, he was presented thetrophy by Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck but there wasn’t anything MickeyMouse about the way Donald took the title.

Sadly the much neededrain decided to announceitself on Saturday putting astop to the cricket onSunday.

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The former BBC dartscommentator Sid Waddellhas been diagnosed with

bowel cancer. The 71-yearold, whose voice has becomesynonymous with the sport,left the BBC in 1994 tobroadcast for Sky Sports.

Waddell thanked fans fortheir best wishes via Twitter,saying "Bowel cancer's not abarrel of laughs so I'll beswitching off from Twitteruntil things get better."The Cambridge graduate

is also a published authorand screenwriter.Northumberland-born

Waddell is well-loved for hiscolourful and excitablecommentary style, with hisbest-known lines including"There's only one word for it– 'magic darts"'.

Commentator Sid Waddell diagnosed with bowel cancer

First half failurescost Malaga dearMalaga 0-4 Real Madrid

After last week’s disaster inLevante, Malaga faced RealMadrid in what was seen tobe a test to see how farMalaga had progressedunder Manuel Pellegriniand whether they wereseen to be a challenge tothe top tier in La Liga.

As early as the 3rdminute Joaquin wasbought down in the Madridbox, but no penalty said thereferee and from then onthe first half went downhill.On 11 minutes Higuaincollected the ball in the boxwith a hint of offside butran on to slot the ball pastRuben. With Malagachasing shadows Madridlooked comfortable and itwas no surprise to see themgo two up. A cross by DiMaria was met by Ronaldoin between two Malagadefenders to slot home on22 minutes. Casillas savedwell on 25 minutes from aMalaga attack but Malagawere showing little in theway of any promise theyhad shown in the earliergames. With Madridpressure the ball was givenaway to Ronaldo whoslotted home from outside

the box on 27 minutes. On38 minutes a corner washeaded back to Ronaldowho back headed it in forhis hat-trick.

After the drubbing of thefirst half Malaga started the2nd half as you would haveexpected. Carzola hit thebar and Joaquin and Eliseuforced great saves fromMadrid's Casillas. Later onin the half a Rondon shotjust missed the goal andEliseu had another effortsaved well.

As Mourinho said in hispost match interviews 2-4would have been a fairreflection of the game.

Next game is away atRayo Vallacano onWednesday and then homeagain on Sunday night at10pm again Españyol.

Report by Scott Forbes

Kaka bursts between Eliseu & Toulalan

Allegations that Chelsea'sJohn Terry racially abusedQPR defender AntonFerdinand are being lookedat by police after a publiccomplaint. The Chelsea

captain has categoricallydenied making a racist slurduring Sunday's game atLoftus Road. A policespokesman said: "We canconfirm that police havebeen notified of an incidenton Sunday, 23rd Octoberinvolving alleged racialabuse.

Videos circulated on theinternet in the aftermath ofthe game, with someclaiming the footage showsTerry, 30, insulting the QPRplayer using racist language.

An already pulsatingatmosphere within theground before the start hadbeen stoked still furtherwhen France's playersformed an arrow formationto face down the haka, andthen advanced slowly over

halfway as the capacitycrowd roared. TonyWoodcock's early try and apenalty from fourth-choicefly-half Stephen Donaldwere enough to see the AllBlacks home in anextraordinary match that

defied all pre-matchpredictions.France produced their

best performance of thetournament and appearedto be close to pulling offone of the great upsets aftercaptain Thierry Dusatoir's

try with half an hourremaining set up a nerve-shredding finale. ButFrancois Trinh-Duc misseda long-range penalty beforedesperate defence saw thefavourites hang on for afamous win.

The final whistletriggered scenes of wildjubilation at Eden Park as anation celebrated a repeatof the outcome from thevery first World Cup final in1987. And when skipperRichie McCaw hoisted theWebb Ellis trophy high intothe night, a quarter of acentury of hurt was blownaway in an explosion offireworks and cheering.

France have been fined £10,000 for advancing towards the All Blacks' hakain the moments before the World Cup final. The International Rugby Boarddished out the punishment after Les Bleus encroached within the requireddistance behind the 10-metre line in their own half. France captain ThierryDusautoir led his team-mates in a V-formation towards New Zealand'straditional war dance in a huge statement of intent.

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The former Oasis star'sfirst solo album had justcharted at number one,but Gallagher says theachievement was"overshadowed" by an"incredible day" at OldTrafford. Asked what wentso right for Man City Noelquipped “I think the factthat Alex Ferguson restedHoward Webb probablyhad a lot to do with it, andalso the fact that we havethe best player in theleague, David Silva, andMario Ballotelli what canyou say he is just a legend."

boxINGEngland's Nicola adams wins boxinggold medal

Indian racer KarunChandhok will not drive inthe inaugural IndianGrand Prix on Sunday afterTeam Lotus chose to stickwith their regular drivers.Jarno Trulli had beenexpected to make way forreserve Chandhok – but hewill keep his seat withHeikki Kovalainen.

Chandhok will race infree practice and said: "Iam very excited aboutdriving in free practice infront of my home crowd. Iaccept the team's decisionto go for the experience ofJarno and Heikki."

Nicola Adams became thefirst British woman to wina major boxing title withvictory at the Europeanchampionships. England'sAdams, who is part of GBBoxing's Olympic squad,beat Sarah Ourahmoune ofFrance 15-8 in theflyweight (51kg) final inRotterdam."I've wanted to be a

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All Blacks hang on to winthe rugby world cup 2011New Zealand were crowned world champions for the firsttime in 24 years after squeezing past an inspired Frenchteam by just a single point.

Team GB dominate atthe European cyclingchampionshipsGreat Britain enjoyed adominant final day at theEuropean TrackChampionships as LauraTrott, Ed Clancy, VictoriaPendleton and MattCrampton all claimed gold inApeldoorn, Holland. Having taken a hat-trick

of first places on day one, thewomen’s team sprint,women’s team pursuit andmen’s team pursuit. Britishcyclists ended the event withseven gold medals, providinga timely boost for the hostnation's qualification pointstally for London 2012Olympics. Pendleton, whoput in a disappointingperformance in Sunday'swomen's sprint, was muchimproved in the keirin,winning each of her heatsand taking the final by a bikelength. It was Pendleton's second

gold medal of the weekend,having been part of the teamsprint with Jess Varnish onFriday. Crampton was next to

triumph, taking a dramaticwin in the men's keirin. Hemade a push for first with500 metres remaining andcoolly stayed in front of thepack in a measured last lap.

Trott and Clancy thensecured twin victories in theomnium, the six-disciplineevent that will make its debutat next year's Olympics. Trottmoved from third at the startof the day to top of thepodium in the women'sevent after winning both theindividual pursuit and the500m time-trial. Clancy rounded off a

golden day for the team,surging to the men's title bywinning the kilo.

Ed Clancy leads the men’s pursuit team to gold

John Terry: police toassess public complaint

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