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The Madrid stock marketrose less than 1 percentagepoint on Tuesday after itwas announced late onMonday that the Eurozonefinance ministers hadagreed to offer Spain €30bnto help its troubled banks.The risk premium droppedthree points to 556.50.

On Monday, the yield onSpanish 10-year bonds –which are taken as a strongindicator of the interestrate the government wouldhave to pay to borrowmoney – rose above 7%,while Italian bond yieldsrose to 6.1%. Yields above7% are considered to be

unsustainable in the longterm.

After nine hours ofemergency talks inBrussels, the ministers saidthe money would beavailable by the end of July.It was also agreed that a2013 deadline for Spain tocut its budget deficit to theEU limit of 3% could beextended by one year.

Eurogroup PresidentJean-Claude Juncker saidafter the meeting: "We areaiming at reaching a formalagreement in the secondhalf of July, taking intoaccount national

parliamentary procedures,allowing for a firstdisbursement of €30 bn bythe end of the month to bemobilised as a contingencyin case of urgent needs inthe Spanish bankingsector."

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He added: "There will bespecific conditions forspecific banks, and thesupervision of the financialsector overall will bestrengthened."

Mr Juncker also said thatMadrid should implementmeasures needed to bringits public finances into linewith EU norms. A

government source said onTuesday that the loans werefor 12 years and would bepaid at an interest rate lowerthan 3 per cent.

On Saturday, Prime MinisterMariano Rajoy hadannounced that he wouldtake further steps soon tocut the country's publicdeficit.

The garage belongs to 61-year-old Jose ManuelFernández Castiñeiras,who had worked at theCathedral of Santiago deCompostela for 25 years ina self-employed capacity,and was sacked early lastyear after falsifying alabour document to passhimself off as a contractedworker.

At the time of the theft,he was claiming €40,000for unfair dismissal. Policesuspected the theft was aninside job and, because theCodex was impossible tosell on the open market,feared that it had beenstolen to order for acollector – which wouldhave made it impossible totrace. They eliminatedsome 30 suspects beforehoming in on FernándezCastiñeiras who had had astormy relationship withcathedral dean José MaríaDíaz.

Security camerascaptured images ofFernández Castiñeirasleaving the cathedral onJuly 4th, 2011 – the day ofthe robbery – carrying apackage under his arm. Butit wasn’t enough to accusehim of any crime, saidSerafín Castro, chief of thespecial crimes squad.Suspicions were raisedfurther when FernándezCastiñeiras tried to buy ahouse worth €300,000. Hehad already purchased a

luxurious apartment in ALanzada in 2008. Castrosaid that in one of theconversations he had withthe suspect, he said“Manolo, I hope the peoplewho have the codex don’tdecide to burn it.”Fernández Castiñeirasreplied “No, it isn’tburnt.” “That is when hegave himself away,” Castrosaid.

Interior Minister JorgeFernández Díaz said lastFriday that although thepolice had long suspectedthe electrician, they didn’twant to arrest himimmediately because theywere interested in findingthe Codex Calixtinus, thepriceless ancient fieldguide to the Way of St.James written sometime inthe mid-1100s, whichmade internationalheadlines when it wasstolen.

Last week’s police raidson houses, garages andstorage units belonging toFernández Castiñeirasindicate he had beenpilfering from the cathedralover a long period oftime.

Police discovered nearly€2 million and some$600,000 in cash in thegarage as well as othervaluable manuscripts andpapers. They arrestedFernández Castiñeiras , aswell as his wife, RemediosNieto Mayo, their son JesusFernández and hisgirlfriend, Maria Jesus Q.who was later released forlack of evidence againsther. The other three werejailed without bail.

Prime Minister MarianoRajoy and Galician regionalpremier Alberto NuñezFeijoo formally returnedthe Codex to the cathedralauthorities in a special

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The Spanish branch of theWorld Wide Fund forNature (WWF, formerlyWorld Wildlife Fund) hascalled a special meeting onJuly 21st with just one itemon the agenda: whether ornot to remove King JuanCarlos from his position asfounding and honorarypresident of theenvironmentalorganisation.

The NGO was criticisedfor having the king as itsfigurehead after hiselephant-hunting trip hitthe headlines in April.WWF secretary generalJuan Carlos del Olmo saidthe Royal Household hadsaid it would pay “theutmost respect to thedecision taken by themembers”.

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occupied the post of WWFhonorary president since1968, but has played alimited role in itsoperations.

After the elephanthunting incident, WWFsent a letter to the RoyalHousehold saying theking’s actions had“provoked enormouscontempt among members

and in public opinion ingeneral against the huntingof elephants, even when itis carried out in a legal andregulated way”. Elephantscan still be hunted legallyin South Africa, Namibia,Zimbabwe and Botswana.

The king killed thebuffaloes in thephotograph above on thesame hunting trip.

The miners’ so-called“black march” reached theoutskirts of Madrid onMonday after a march ofsome 430 kilometres insearing heat. The northerncolumn, which set out fromAsturias, Palencia and Leónover two weeks ago,reached the suburb ofAravaca on Mondayafternoon, where hundredsof residents turned out tocheer them. They weregreeted by applause andcheers of support fromresidents. The Aragoncolumn, which started outfrom Zaragoza and Teruel,reached the satellite townof Alcobendas north ofMadrid on Monday, wherelabour unionrepresentatives joined theminers for a rally in themain square. Both columnswere scheduled to join upin the centre of Madrid justafter midnight on Tuesday,dressed in full mining gear,with their helmet lights and

lamps ablaze. OnWednesday they will marchto the Industry Ministry toprotest against proposedcuts to mining subsidies of63 per cent, which wouldeffectively kill the sector inSpain. Organisers hopesome 25,000 people willturn out. The centralgovernment delegate inMadrid, Cristina Cifuentes,said that a “sufficient andadequate” police presencewill be in place to ensurethe safety of citizens duringthe protest, stressing thatthe march had beenentirely peaceful so far.

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Sr Trillo said during aradio interview that it wasalso “very probable” thatCrown Prince Felipe andPrincess Letizia wouldattend the closing of theGames on August 12th.

The governmentstopped Queen Sofia fromattending Queen ElizabethII’s Diamond Jubilee lunchfor European Royalty afterit was announced that

Prince Edward and his wifewould visit Gibraltar as partof the jubilee celebrations.

The Spanish Royalfamily have always beenstrong supporters of anysports event involvingSpaniards, such asWimbledon, MotoGPs and

international footballmatches. But because ofthe on-running disputebetween the two countriesover Gibraltar, AmbassadorTrillo said he couldn’t say ifKing Juan Carlos would goto London, especially as heis still recovering from a hipoperation.

The Traffic Authority hasimplemented a week-long“zero tolerance” campaignagainst drinking and takingdrugs while driving, whichwill end on July 15th.

Trafico director generalMaria Segui said autopsieshad shown that 45 per cent

of drivers killed on theroads last year had beendrinking or taking drugs,usually cocaine orcannabis. She said a simplesaliva test could detect if aperson had taken a drug afew hours earlier. She saiddrivers who tested positivewould not be allowed to

continue driving andwould be given a morerigorous examination a fewhours later.

Drivers testing positivefor drink or drugs facethe same sanctions – a €500fine and the loss of sixpoints.

Trafico clamps down ondrink and drugs

A 51-year-old man yelled athis ex-wife from the roadoutside her home at 6 amon Monday to “look out ofthe window to see what youdeserve”.

He then proceeded tocrash his car with his 10-year-old son inside againsta statue on a nearby

roundabout in the town ofVecindario in GranCanaria. It took firemen sixhours to retrieve the twobadly burned bodies fromthe blazing vehicle.

The Guardia Civil saidthe boy may have beendead before the vehiclecaught fire because there

were several stab woundson his body. They alsosuspect the man may havesprinkled petrol around thecar and lit it just as the carcrashed.

The man had a history ofthreatening behaviour andviolence towards his ex-wife.

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The European HumanRights Court in Strasbourgruled on Monday that theapplication of the so-calledParot doctrine to Ines delRio Prada, a member of theBasque terrorist group ETA,had violated her rights,saying she should be freedimmediately.

Del Rio was condemnedto more than 3,000 years injail 1989 for her part in the

killing of 12 policemen inthe Plaza de la RepublicaDominicana in Madrid in1986. She could havewalked free in 2009 if thegovernment had notintroduced the Parotdoctrine in 2006, whichextended the minimumsentence to be served from20 to 30 years.

The court also ruled thatthe Spanish government

should pay � €30,000 for“moral damages” and thecost of hearing her petition– €1,500.

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Ignacio calderón, the general director of Fad (Foundation forHelp against drug addiction) said last Friday that he was“surprised” and “concerned” about the way members of thenational football team were filmed drinking beer during theirvictory celebration on an open-air double-decker busthrough the streets of the capital last week.

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Two young Britons and anAmerican were gored onMonday on the third day ofthe San Fermin bull-run inPamplona – made famousby Ernest Hemingway inhis 1926 book The Sun AlsoRises. Nick Couchman, 20,from Orpington, Kent andLiam Tarff, 29, fromBrixton, London, were bothgored within seconds ofeach other when the 550kgbull called Fugado(Runaway) lowered hishorns and charged into agroup of runners coweringagainst the barricadetowards the end of the 850-metre run.

A 38-year-old Americanfrom Philadelphia was alsogored, making this themost dangerous SanFermin bull-run since a 27-year-old Spaniard waskilled in 2009. On thatoccasion the bull alsoturned on its tracks andgored Daniel Jimenothrough the neck and lung.His father was in Pamplonathis week on a mission topersuade the localauthorities to raise a

monument to the 15people who have died sincerecords of the centuries-oldfestival started to be kept in1911.

St Fermin, said to havebeen the son of a Roman ofsenatorial rank inPamplona in the 3rdcentury, converted toChristianity and wasordained a priest inToulouse. He returned toPamplona as its firstbishop. On a laterpreaching voyage, Ferminwas beheaded in Amiens inFrance on September 25th,303, and is considered amartyr in the CatholicChurch.

However, local traditionhas it that St Fermin methis end being draggedthrough the streets ofPamplona by bulls.

The nine-day festival,which began officially lastFriday night, attractsthousands of runners,especially from the UK,

Australia and the US. Localauthorities warn thatforeigners are more likelyto injure themselves bydrinking too much orindulging in otherdangerous San Ferminrituals, such as jumping offlocal monuments into thearms of people waitingbelow.

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The Hainan airlines Group has given nine crew membersaudi cars, cash and property for helping to foil a hijackattempt on an internal flight. The plane had just taken offwhen the incident occurred.officials have said six men tried to break into the cockpitusing a broken aluminium crutch as a weapon, but wereoverpowered by passengers and crew. Two safety officersand the chief purser got cash and property worth 4m yuan(£406,200) each. The rest got assets worth 2.5m yuan each.

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cooler weather and a band of rain has brought relief to millionsof americans and an end to an 11-day heatwave that hasclaimed at least 46 lives. a cold front moved into the USmidwest and east coast late on Sunday, lowering temperaturesby some 15F (9.5c) as it moved across the South and mid-atlantic on Sunday night. media reports said many of the deaths were of elderly peoplestuck in homes without air conditioning because of ongoingpower cuts. The last year in the continental US has been thecountry's hottest since modern record-keeping began in 1895,the National oceanic and atmospheric administration (Noaa)said on monday.

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The brother of Gabriel Garcia marquezhas said that the 1982 Nobel Prize forliterature is suffering from dementia.Jaime Garcia marquez told students ata lecture in the city of cartagena thathis brother, who is 85, phones himfrequently to ask basic questions. Hesaid Garcia marquez, who currentlylives in mexico and has not mademany public appearances in recentyears, has stopped writing altogether. He is best known for oneHundred Years of Solitude, which has sold more than 30 millioncopies and been translated into more than 30 languages.

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The graves of 40 Germansoldiers who died duringWorld War I werevandalised at a militarycemetery in northernFrance on Sunday, the dayPresident FrançoisHollande met GermanChancellor Angela Merkelto mark the 50thanniversary of the formalpost-war reconciliation.

The two leaders wereattending the mainceremony in the city of

Reims, about 40km (25miles) east of where thegrave attack happened.

Wooden crosses werepulled up from the Saint-Etienne-à-Arnes cemeteryand some were later usedfor a camp fire. PresidentHollande condemned theact, saying nothing wouldchange French friendshipwith Germany.

A spokesman at the localprefecture said it was not

immediately clear whetherit was a "determinedaction" or the work of"irresponsible people". Thespokesman added thatthere was no sign of anypolitical message after theattack – just hours beforeMr Hollande and MrsMerkel met in Reims'imposing cathedral.

The reconciliationbetween the former foeswas symbolically achievedduring the 1962 meeting

between the then leaders ofFrance and Germany,Charles de Gaulle andKonrad Adenauer.

WWI graves smashed onpeace anniversary

The military closedparliament last month aftera court ruling. Its latestintervention is seen bysome as a challenge andwarning to the president,sworn in barely a week ago.

Earlier on Monday, theSupreme ConstitutionalCourt rejected the decreeissued by Mr Mursi the daybefore to reconvene theMuslim Brotherhood-dominated parliament.

The court said its June 14thruling – that part of lastyear's parliamentaryelection wasunconstitutional – wasbinding and final. But armyunits posted outside theparliament building hadalready left and some MPshad gone in for the firsttime since the assemblywas dissolved.

Despite the apparenttensions, President Mursi

and Field Marshal HusseinTantawi, who heads Scaf,appeared together at amilitary cadet graduationceremony on Monday(above). Mr Mursi won thecountry's first freepresidential election lastmonth, and army chiefsformally handed overpower on June 30th.

The military hadpreviously granted itselfsweeping powers. Thecommanders' declarationstripped the president ofany authority over themilitary, gave militarychiefs legislative powers,and the veto over the newconstitution, which has yetto be drafted.

Egypt's military council has said thedecision to dissolve the country'sparliament must be upheld, after newPresident Mohammed Mursi ordered theassembly to reopen.


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Flood alert came 'too late'Russian officials failed togive adequate warningsbefore flash floods thatkilled at least 171 people inthe southern Krasnodarregion, EmergenciesMinister Vladimir Puchkovsaid on Monday, addingthat mistakes were madeby local leaders and variousservices.

Local officials said floodwarnings were given usingsirens, sms messages and

loudspeakers, but manypeople were asleep at thetime and did not hearthem. President VladimirPutin has demanded a fullreport by the weekend onthe disaster and how it washandled. Record torrentialrains, which dumped asmuch as 11 inches ofwater over Friday night,have been blamed for thefloods.

The town of Krymsk was

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Under the proposedchanges, the courts willhave the discretion toeither sentence theoffender to death or lifeimprisonment with caning,instead of the mandatorydeath penalty, but onlywhen ''two specific, tightly-defined conditions aremet'', Deputy PrimeMinister Teo Chee Hean

said on Monday. The twoconditions are that theoffender is only a courierand is not involved in thesupply or distribution ofdrugs, and if the offenderco-operates withauthorities, or is mentallydisabled.

However, the mandatorydeath penalty will continueto apply in most cases,particularly for those whomanufacture or traffic indrugs and those who fund,organise or abet drugtrafficking, said Mr Teo,

who is also home affairsminister. In homicidecases, the mandatory deathpenalty will only apply incases where there is anintention to kill, LawMinister K Shanmugamtold parliament.

Executions have beensuspended since July 2011as part of a year-longreview. The legislation isexpected to be introducedby the end of the year anddeath row convicts wouldbe able to seek re-sentencing.

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7 years for£2.2 millionCarol Hawkins, 48, fromDublin was sentenced toseven years in jail by JudgePatrick McCartan after an18 day trial at the CircuitCriminal Court on Friday.

The former personalassistant was accused ofembezzling £2.2 millionfrom two of U2 bassistAdam Clayton’s bankaccounts between 2004and 2008 to fund her lavishlifestyle.

At one time Hawkinsteam had told the courtthat she felt entitled to takethe money because “shewas not told to stop”.

Clayton told the courtthat she had received hisabsolute trust and was“absolutely amazed” whenit was discovered she hadspent £�434,000 on racehorses and stabling.Hawkins was hired to runhis house near Dublin andto cook and shop for himgiving her access to his

accounts for “legitimatepurposes”.

He was not in court tohear the sentencing but hislawyer, Colm O’Briain hadtold the jury that Hawkins"played on the good natureand trust" of the rockmusician and "proceededlike a whirlwind down FifthAvenue and Bond Street tothe delight of retailers".

The judge told the courtthat the taking of themoney was rooted in greedand nothing else.

As she was led away tostart her prison term shenodded and smiled at thejudge.

Beaten by Seoul, SouthKorea after the UK had it in2008, the UK has at last gotit back.

What is it? Why it’s theworld’s tallest Lego towermeasuring 32m and builtusing more than half amillion bricks in the 160sections of the structurethat was built in just fourdays. Little Lego athletefigures have been placedon top of the tower inLegoland, Berkshire tomark this year’s LondonOlympic games. Visitors tothe park rolled up theirsleeves and joined builderPer K Knudsen in theconstruction.

Legoland divisionaldirector Sue Kemp said:“We are delighted toreclaim the record forBritain. We last held it in2008 when it was a mere29.26 metres tall. We’re very

grateful to the hundreds ofpeople who helped createthe tower, which is madefrom over 500,000 bricks. Ittook four days to build andis certainly an impressivefeat."

The first Lego tower wasbuilt in London in 1988,standing at just under 50feet. Since then, the recordhas been broken more than30 times.

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M&S sales badfor 2nd quarterMarks & Spencer’s summersales have slumpedaccording to figuresreleased. They show a like-for- like drop in food salesof 2.8% while non-fooditem sales dropped by6.8%.

Kate Bostock, who wasin charge of womenswearwill be leaving thecompany by “mutualconsent”, the companysaid. Belinda Earl, formerhead of Jaeger will take overas the new M&S styledirector from September1st.

The slump comesdespite advertising withmany celebrities includingGary Barlow.

However, despite thedownturn in figures, M&Sboss, Dutchman MarcBolland’s basic salary roseby 4% last year to £1.7million and he could takehome as much as £6million including bonusesand long term incentives.

The company said thatunseasonal weather hadaffected sales with thestrongest sales in the lastfew weeks including coats,jackets and tights.

Shares have fallen byaround 15% since Marchgiving it a market cap – thetotal value of all shares – ataround £5 billion. Thecompany has more than700 stores.

However, the companyare pleased withperformances from theirinternational stores whichare continuing to makegood progress.


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According to a reportcommissioned by the JosephRowntree Foundation, acouple with two children in theUK must earn at least £36,800to achieve an acceptablestandard of living which hasrisen by almost a third since2008. They say that the cripplingcosts of childcare, the rise intransport costs and tax creditcuts have dealt a damagingtriple financial blow to families. Meanwhile a single personneeds to earn £16,400 a year, alone parent with one child£23,900 and a pension-agedcouple need £231 (or £12,012)a week. The survey found that over aquarter of the UK populationlive below the standard whichis 3 million more than in 2008.

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It’s not what I meantBank of England deputygovernor Paul Tucker hastold MPs that he"absolutely" refuted claimshe attempted to influenceBarclays into manipulatingthe Libor rate.Speaking before the

Treasury Select Committee,Mr Tucker said that arecord of a contentiousphonecall he had withformer Barclays boss BobDiamond about lending

rates gave the "wrongimpression".The deputy governor

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Seven men arrestedon terrorism chargesPolice found firearms in acar they had stopped onthe M1 occupied by JewelUddin 26, OmarMohammed Khan 27, andMohammed Hasseen 23.

The three men havebeen charged withterrorism offences and willappear at WestminsterMagistrates Court inLondon.

The trio, all from theSparkhill area ofBirmingham were stoppedlast Tuesday during routinestops to check carinsurance and will remain

in custody along with fourother men who have beendetained over three days ofoperations including a 24-year-old man fromMoseley, a 22-year-old manfrom Birmingham, a 22-year-old man from AlumRock, Smethwick and a 43-year-old man from theKirklees area.

The car was impoundedon suspicion of having noinsurance but firearms,offensive weapons andother material were laterfound inside promptingpolice to trace and arrest itsdriver.

The alleged conductbetween May 1st and July4th this year includes themanufacture of improvisedexplosive devices, theacquisition of firearms andother weapons and thepurchase of a motor vehicleconnected with the chargesunder Section Five of theTerrorism Act 2006.

Police have until todayto formally charge three ofthe men and untilThursday to charge thefourth or request furthertime for questioning them.

Off-duty PC killed PC Ian Dibell, (picturedright) described bycolleagues as a “brave,respected and experiencedneighbourhood officer”was killed while attendingan incident involving adispute in Clacton-on-Sea,Essex. The officer was off-duty at the time.

Essex police ChiefConstable said that he hadintervened in what heknew was an extremelydeadly situation,challenging the gunmanwho was chasing a manalong Redbridge Roadwhere it is believed theofficer lived.

The gunman, named asPeter Reeve, 64, wasdescribed as white, about5’10” with short greyishhair. Police launched themanhunt for Reeve after PCDibell was shot at around3.40pm on Monday withlocal officers deployed inthe area to protect thepublic and armed responseunits deployed to search forthe gunman who had beendescribed as armed andextremely dangerous.However, a local mancalled police at 8.30am onTuesday after he foundReeve’s body. Officersarrived at the churchyard in

Writtle near Chelmsfordwithin minutes, and all thealleyways leading to thearea were sealed off. Atarpaulin was then put inplace to cover Reeve's body.

Police later confirmedthat he was found withwounds to the head andwith a weapon. Reeve didnot have a firearms licenceand was “largely unknown”to police. No police shotswere fired. The gunman’svehicle was found at anearby road junction.Another man, 48-year-oldTrevor Marshall, wasinjured with a gunshotwound to his leg during theattack.

The chief constable saidthat initial reports sayingthat he was a PCSO wereincorrect.


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With the orange harvestdestroyed by late frosts andno other work available, agroup of workers belongingto the Andalusian Workers'Syndicate (SAT) took overthe 400-hectare Somontesfarm in Palma de Río, inCórdoba province, which isowned by the Junta deAndalucia.

Their slogan “La tierrapara el que la trabaja” (Theland for those who work it)is a call to arms dating backto the days before the CivilWar. Their inspiration is thevillage of Marinaleda, inthe neighbouring provinceof Seville, where the mayorof 33 years' standing, JuanManuel Sánchez Gordillo,decided back in the late1970s to occupy unusedland and work it.

More than three decadeslater, the community is one

of the few in the area withfull employment.

Gordillo backs theSomontes workers, as doesthe ombudsman ofAndalusia, José Chamizo,who has visited Palma delRío in support of theirinitiative. They decided tooccupy the land on March4th, the day that it was dueto be auctioned.

It was the third timesince June 2011 that theJunta de Andalucia had

tried to sell off the land, at astarting price of €1.5million euros. There wereno takers, and the SATworkers decided to occupyit, fearing it would be soldprivately.

The Somontes workershave taken their case tocourt, where they hope todemonstrate that they areputting the land to gooduse by irrigating it.

Hopefully, the judge willagree with them.

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The crisis seems to havebypassed the region’s ports– the growth of thecontainer trade at Algeciraswas the highest in theworld last year, second onlyto Shanghai.

During the first fivemonths of this year, theport handled 238.4 milliontons of merchandise.During the same period,Malaga port handled 28.4

million tons ofmerchandise, an increaseof nearly 20 per cent overthe same period last year.

Huelva port has takenadvantage of its proximityto the Cepsa refinerywhich, together with therefinery at San Roque, isamong the most importantin the country. Motril portis also flourishing since theopening of a new

connection with Melillahas increased traffic by 35per cent.

Almeria port has notbeen left behind either,having seen an increase inbulk merchandise of 100per cent over the past year.Only Seville strikes anegative note – traffic ofgoods there has droppedjust over 3 per cent in thepast year.

With an unemploymentrate of 36%, the highest inSpain, more and peoplepeople in Cádiz provincelook to the drug traffickersfor work.

Only 11 per cent of thehashish which enteredSpain in 2004 camethrough Cádiz province.

The Guardia Civil have saidthat percentage has grownsteadily over the years – 23per cent in 2007, 40 percent in 2009, 46 per cent in2010, and today it stands atmore than 50 per cent.

Of the 283 tons ofhashish interceptednationwide by the Guardia

Civil so far this year, 115tons were seized in Cádiz. AGuardia spokesman saidarrests are made daily – theprovince is the only one inSpain which has three anti-drug prosecutors. A kilo ofhashish pollen costs €1,500in Cádiz, a quarter of whatit costs elsewhere inEurope.

Malaga Mayor Francisco dela Torre headed adelegation of localbusinessmen on Mondayto Tangiers, invited there byCity Hall to discusscooperation on theconstruction of a new porton the Moroccan side of thestrait. De la Torre toldreporters that “we worry somuch about recession athome that we tend to forgetthat Morocco has a growthrate of 4 per cent – higherthan many EU countries”.He said the Moroccanswere keen to use Spanishconstruction expertise tobuild the planned port. Healso pointed out that thepopulation of Tangiers isexpected to triple over thenext 15 years “so there’s alot of work there”. De laTorre also said the Malagadelegation had discussedtourism projects, such asoffering joint packageholidays of five days inMalaga and five days inTangiers. “The prospectsare almost endless,” de laTorre said.

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Andalucia’s ports thriving

a group of arab investors has bought the Hotel don Miguelde Marbella, which closed in 2004, and plan to convert it intoa 5-star luxury establishment. in a statement, the group saidthe remodelling of the hotel would generate hundreds of jobsand provide 500 people with work when finished. Theremodelling is expected to take two years and will be carriedout by Spanish companies. The hotel will have 550 rooms, 32of them suites, 28 conference rooms, five restaurants, fourswimming pools, 15 tennis courts, a lake with waterfalls, a spa,a gymnasium and a disco.

Arabs buy Hotel Don Miguel MarBella

The Malaga provincial government plans to build a theatrenext to the fair ground as part of its investment plans topromote economic activity through cultural, tourism andagricultural products. a spokesman said the Teatro de la Costadel Sol, as the theatre will be called, was the first of sevenprojects included in the investment plan. The theatre will seat600, a multiple-use auxiliary salon, a huge semi-coveredvestibule and an exhibition area. Mayor Jose Maria GarciaUrbano said its construction would create many direct andindirect jobs.

Provincial government’s theatreeSTePona

Half of the families living in seven municipalities in the Serraniade ronda live on less than €400 a month, according to Mariaaranda who is in charge of a social inclusion plan developedby the Voluntary Workers Coordinating organisation. Theproject has received €90,000 from the Junta de andalucia’sagriculture department and the european Union. The townsincluded in the plan are algatocin, arriate, Benaojan,Benalauria, atajate, Cortes de la Frontera and Pujerra. Theproject includes road improvement, encouraging cooperativeventures and the consumption of local products.

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Scarce rainfallblamed forjellyfish plague

Nearly four tons of jellyfishwere collected from Malagacity’s beaches over theweekend and almost 1,200people were treated forstings.

The red flags were raisedon several beaches inRincon de la Victoria,Marbella and Estepona tokeep bathers out of a seaswarming with jellyfish,which forced some beachesto close temporarily onMonday. To make mattersworse, this year the pestsare bigger than ever.

The good news is thattheir sting is not as bad asthat of smaller species ofjellyfish. Biologist JuanJesus Marin explained to alocal newspaper that theplague was the result of thisspring’s scarce rainfall.Jellyfish normally live andbreed some two miles offthe coast but the lack ofrainfall heats up the sea

The saga of the two Malagathieves – a company ownerand one of his employees –began on June 20th, whenthey robbed three banks inMadrid in less than threehours. Eight days later theyrobbed three more in theSalamanca district ofMadrid. They copied theirmodus operandi from thefilm “Reservoir Dogs” –dressed in smart suits andwearing sun glasses, theystood in line and when theyreached the cashier theydonned motorcyclehelmets and pulled guns.They used a motorbike toescape. They managed tostay ahead of the policebecause they lived inMalaga and only robbedbanks in Madrid. But theirluck finally ran out after abank employee saw themtake refuge in a bar near thebank in the Chamberidistrict of the capital afteranother robbery. Both men,aged 40 and 48, arecurrently in jail in Madrid.

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and makes them breedmore, he said. They don’tswim like fish but letthemselves be dragged byocean currents whichpush them towards theshore.

So when there are moreof them, more reach theshore. Marin said that lastyear and the year before it

rained quite heavily and asa result there were fewerjellyfish off the Malagacoast.

Beachgoers are advisedto keep an eye on theflags – red means toomany jellyfish, yellowmeans swim butcautiously.


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Memo fromMadridMartin DelfínWrites for the English language version of

The LocalVoice

Muriel Pilkington

As I write, Socialist Partyspokeswoman Soraya Rodriguez ison the telly, waffling on about

every minister and the PM having toappear in Parliament to explain theirevery move. As usual, she is trotting outwhat has almost become a mantra for theopposition – Rajoy is doing the oppositeof everything he promised during theelection campaign, and why doesn’t hesimply tell us the truth. Now, if Iremember rightly, former Socialist PrimeMinister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapaterowas also a dab hand at going back on hispromises. In fact, his U-turns are the stuffof legend already. He also wouldn’t knowwhat the truth was if you stuffed it up hisnose. Who said the nation’s banks werestrong and could resist any crisis?Zapatero. Who said recently that maybehe had been a bit slow off the mark whenit came to tackling the crisis when itshould have been tackled way back in2007, 2008 at the latest? Zapatero. I keeptelling the Socialists that in this hi-techday and age, everything everybody saysor does is recorded for posterity, butthey’re not getting the message.

Then we have these famous debatesthat Rodriguez is going on about asI write. The opposition wants every

little thing debated endlessly inParliament, although when the Socialistswere in power Zapatero was notoriousfor refusing to debate anything. It was acase of “I rule – you shut up”.

When are the Socialists going torealise that the people don’twant more hot air, they want

action and they can laugh at Rajoy asmuch as they like but at least he’s movinghis ass, as our American friends wouldsay, and I suspect he’ll be doing all thelaughing this time next year.

Meanwhile, how do the Socialistsexplain the latest survey –carried out by Metroscopio for

none other than that Socialiststronghold, El Pais. For someinexplicable reason, the Socialists arenow 13.9 percentage points behind thePartido Popular, which is maintaining anapproval rating of 37 per cent despite allthe austerity measures. Admittedly, thePP has lost seven percentage points sinceit won the last election, but the Socialistshave lost even more. Could it be thatpeople are beginning to think that –paradoxically – the “progressive”Socialists are living in the past and thetradition-bound conservatives (the

Partido Popular) are taking the future bythe horns?

And when are the Socialists andother opposition parties going tostop trying to govern the country?

– voters gave the Partido Popular amajority to do just that. Right now, wehave the situation where the IzquierdaUnida (IU, the Communist-dominatedUnited Left) thinks it runs the country,just because it got a few more seats thanit did last time around. The Socialiststhink they’re still running the country,even though the party suffered the worstdefeat in its history last November. Andas for Rosa Diez, who got four more seatsthis time, up from one in the lastZapatero government, I simply don’tknow what to make of her now. She usedto be so level-headed and intelligent butsuccess seems to have gone to her head– she’s currently taking the governmentto some court or other in an attempt toget all its legislation declaredunconstitutional and overturned.

Hopefully they’ll all go away onholiday soon and let Rajoy get onwith it!

Return to yesterday

As for living in the past I’ve had asobering experience recently. I’mlooking after a cat and plants for

some friends who have gone to the UKfor a few weeks. They live in the old partof town, which was a thriving area underthe Moors for centuries. It’s the sort ofarchitecture I love – we called it SpanishColonial in Venezuela. Long narrowstreets with permanently shutteredwindows and doors open at this time ofthe year to give you a peek into anotherera. Being nosey, I can’t resist an opendoorway in these small towns – theyusually afford you a glimpse of tiled, cool,plant-packed patios which are a delightto the eye. There are a few patios like thatin the street where my friends live, but Iwas shocked to see two or three interiorsthat took me back to the sixties, when Ifirst lived here in Spain. Plant-less patios,hardly any furniture, flaking paint oncracked wood and dull floor tiles – sotypical of the poverty that was rife herethen. While a lot of Spaniards have neverhad it so good, others are still mired inthe bad old days.

Rajoy and reality Socialist ‘reality’

What little credibility Spain hadwith the Eurogroup is now alllost. Tuesday’s agreement,

hammered out before dawn, to release€30 billion by the end of the month to gotowards recapitalising Spanish banks wasreached in the interests of all the nationsinvolved.

Now Spain has to show it will meetits side of the bargain and begininitiating a still-unknown packet

of measures to demonstrate to Brusselsthat it means business when it says itwants to contain the deficit. In exchangefor allowing Spain to relax it budget-deficit goal for this year from 5.3 per centof GDP to 6.3 per cent, Brussels isdemanding that the Spanish governmenthike value added tax, which now standsat 18 percent, to a higher, stillundisclosed rate. There were alsodiscussions during the Eurogroupmeeting about forcing the government tocut pensions once again – after PrimeMinister Mariano Rajoy craftily promisedto hike them, when they had beenreduced by the previous Socialistadministration, to win the retiree votelast year. Earlier in the day, FinanceMinister Cristóbal Montero said that thegovernment was studying a measure toextend public employees’ workdays; inother words, depending how you look atit, more time on the job for the same payor salary cuts by extending the workingweek. After he was elected, Rajoy had alsopledged not to raise taxes, especially VAT;cut public workers’ salaries; and deniedthat Spain would have to seek aid for itsailing banks. Nothing the prime ministerhas said this year has stuck.

Then we come to the Bankiascandal. The Partido Popular (PP)has been adamant to keep the

investigation into the reported €23 billionin losses at the troubled lender out ofCongress despite a growing number of

criminal and civil complaints being filedagainst Bankia’s board of directors. Butnow the High Court has stepped in andsubpoenaed 33 current and former boardmembers to testify as official targets of aninvestigation into possible swindling andfalsification of documents regardingBankia’s prospectus issued last year thatattracted hundreds of thousands ofinvestors before the bank was listed onthe Spanish stock market. The complainthad been filed by the opposition UPyDparty, which has been demanding a fullinquiry in Congress after some 347,000investors lost money – in some casestheir entire life savings – during theinvestment drive. Among those beingcalled are former chairman Rodrigo Rato,who was pressured into resigning in Maywhen the Bank of Spain stepped in. Rato(better known among the El País English-language journalists by the anglicisationof his name, "Roderick Rat") is aninfluential PP member with strongconnections to the current government.Cabinet members last week played downthe 49-page order issued by JudgeFernando Andreu naming Rato andformer Interior Minister Ángel Acebes,who served on the board of Bankia’sparent company Banco Financiero y deAhorros (BFA), as official suspects in thecase. The Bankia scandal – which hasbeen making international headlinesowing to the fact that Rato once served asgeneral director at the IMF – and thesubsequent inquiry will no doubt shedmore light on the true state of health ofSpain’s banks and the politicking andbickering among the parties whichhelped drive a host of lenders into theground. Even though all the parties hadtheir hand in the mixing bowl, includingthe unions which also appointedrepresentatives to the boards of savingsbanks, the conclusions and possiblecriminal charges coming out of theinvestigation will be an internationalembarrassment to the government thatis currently on watch.

Destructive as they are, hurricanesare nature’s way of cleaning upchaos and clutter left by other

forces. We can only hope that the HighCourt’s inquiry will prove to be asweeping cyclone loaded with a couple oftyphoons and tsunamis. Of course, therewill always be Rajoy on the sidelinesputting his spin on things, blaming theprevious Socialist government and tryingto pull the wool over our eyes. ButBrussels will also be on the other side ofthe pitch telling him otherwise.

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Mijas - Capital of AndablusiaThe 2012 annual Mijas BluesFestival lived up to allexpectations last weekendwith an excellent turn outon all three nights. Saturdaynight predictably pulled thebiggest crowd of theweekend, blues fans literallypacking the plaza from oneside to the other. The laidback atmosphere wascomplimented by anexceptional cross section ofreally rich, high qualityblues.

The last minutecancellation by MaggieRoss, on doctors orders, wasa bit of a disappointment.Maggie a veteran of thefestival for several years isquite a favourite of theMijas festival fans who

undoubtedly wish her well.The much publicisedperformance of DwayneDopsie and the ZydecoHellraisers was alsocancelled, their reasons fordoing so are as yet stillunknown, but apart from afew raised eyebrows and aphilosophical shrug or two,it did little to dampen theevent.

On the other hand, theunannounced arrival ofLittle Victor from MemphisTennessee was a real treat.The sometimes quirky butalways talented Victorseamlessly jumped in at thelast minute to fill the emptyslot, with Wes Weston andthe Bluesonics providing theequally last minute musical

muscle for his performance.Victor pictured here withWes Weston and guitaristPaul Garner put on a greatshow. True blue, blues menit seems know no

boundarieswhen itcomes tohaving agood timeandrespondingto a call forassistance.

KevinHillier andthe MijasTown HallForeignResidents

Department who organisedthe festival and the MijasCouncillor for thatdepartment Mario Bravo,are reported as being morethan delighted with theevent and have described itas the best yet, with a terrificresponse locally, nationally,even internationally.Councillor Bravo –obviously a blues fan –equally enjoyed the musicso we'll take that as a yes forthe 2013 Mijas Blues Festivalnext July!

Dates and informationwill be available beforehandat www.mijasbluesfestival.com or from the town hall952 589 010.

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Cats have many reasonsto soil a house.

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Contrary to popularbelief, mother cats do notteach their kittens to uselitter. Kittens dig and useclean, loose material forelimination at four weeksof age without everobserving the motherusing the material. Also,one must never assumethat the fact a cat has

eliminated outside of thelitter box because he wasseeking revenge makeslogical sense. In truth, catsprobably don't have thecognitive ability to cometo this conclusion.Furthermore, thisassumption presumesthat cats view urine orfeces as distasteful anddisgusting. In reality,humans may view themas yucky but to cats theyare simple modes ofcommunicating withother cats.

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Barry HandsIt is with sadness that AgeConcern has to announcethat Barry Hands, whohelped set up AgeConcern, Estepona andManilva, some 10 years agohas died.

Barry was in his early80’s and had returned tolive in the United Kingdoma few years ago. He hadbeen ill for some time butwas back in Spain earlier

this year for a holiday.

Barry was very wellknown along the coast andall who knew him willremember him withfondness. He, and Iris, hiswife, worked tirelessly forAge Concern when theywere living here.

Condolences have beenpassed on to Iris and to thefamily.

There are increasingnumbers of animal crueltycases and people whocome across them oftendon't know how to make anofficial complaint(denuncia) to the police.Seprona, theenvironmental arm of theGuardia Civil, has given thethis set of guidelines onwhat to do.There are laws to protect

animals from cruelty. Theycannot complain whenthey need food or water, orshade from the sun or rain,or have been tied up on ashort chain and thenforgotten.But we can speak for

them. This is what to do:1. Go to your local Civil

Guard base (Guardia CivilCuartel). Neither the localpolice nor the NationalPolice handle complaints

of this kind.2. Take as much written

information with you asyou can. Names, addressesand a map showing wherethe animal is will helpofficers to easily investigateyour complaint. 3. If you don’t speak

Spanish, get someone whodoes to go with you orcontact your local animalwelfare society for help orinformation. 4. The Guardia Civil will

give you a copy of thedenuncia, and their copywill be given to Seprona forinvestigation.5. Only Seprona will

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A knockout ofa customerThe staff at Marlows Fishand Chips Restaurant nearDuquesa golf course wereknocked out last week by asurprise customer, exheavyweight worldchampion boxer TonyTucker.

Tony ‘TnT’ Tucker heardhow good Marlows fish andchips are and he could notresist sampling a portion oflarge cod and chips withmushy peas. Afterdemolishing his meal hedeclared the grub atMarlows as ‘Dynamite’.

Tony was in Spain to

promote his new gym andmade a special point ofcalling in at Marlows.

Steve Marlow (owner)said it was really great tomeet him and learn moreabout his top professionalfights with the likes of MikeTyson, Lennox Lewis,Buster Douglas and HerbieHide to name just a few.

If you were thinking ofpopping along to theFuengirola Rastro (fleamarket) on the Feriaground this Saturday, don’twaste a trip as it’s not on!

However, here is aspecial treat for all youbook lovers out there onthe coast. The ArkChristian Fellowship in LasRampas, Fuengirola isholding a Book ClearanceSale on Saturday 14th Julyfrom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.There will be a completerange of books available

from romances, thrillers,travel, autobiographies,cookery to photographywith prices starting at 10cents.

The Coffee Shop andThrift Shop will be openand this will be a greatopportunity to sample thelovely homemade cakesthat The Ark Coffee Shop isso well known for, and atthe same time snap up a 1Euro bargain in the ThriftShop, as both shops will beclosing on the 17th July forthe summer break.

Book sale Saturday

Established over 10 yearsago, Estepona Floral ArtClub is a very friendly clubon the Costa del Sol, Spain,with members and visitorsfrom Nerja to Gibraltar.Once a month there is aflower arrangingdemonstration, wherespectacular displays arecreated live on stage. Thereare workshops for thosewho want to learn practicalskills, coffee mornings andspecial events. Members

and visitors are mostwelcome to attend and donot need any priorknowledge of flowers orflower arranging to enjoythe club’s events. Membersare of various nationalitiesbut all meetings are inEnglish.Call Barbara on 951 170

573 or send an email [email protected] to join themailing list for the monthlynewsletter

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qualified coach and meetevery Wednesday from 8until 9pm at the AztecCountry Club in Riviera,Mijas Costa.The cost is €5 per person

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If a loved one died in Spain, would you know what to do? Ask yourself these questions:Who would you call?Do you know the Spanish system?Would you be able to deal with the Spanish Law and Customs?Would family members have time to attend the funeral, which is usually held within 48 hours?Upfront payment is usually required in the region of €4000, would this amount be readily available?Could you cope with these issues at an emotional and stressful time?

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After her first novel – TheMagpie – was publishedlocal authoress J. G.Harlond fully intended thather next book wouldcontinue the adventures ofits roguish hero Leo, set inthe 1940s. However fate – in the

shape of a somewhatsupernatural experience –took a hand and she wasdiverted into the 17thcentury to write aboutanother “not all good, notall bad” character shenamed Ludo (Ludovico). The Chosen Man tells

the story of the great TulipBubble scandal wheninnocent people wereconned into buying bulbswith the promise of greatwealth to come(speculation in the futuresmarket is no way confinedto modern times), selling –and losing – everythingthey owned in the process.In the background too is ahive of political intrigue,machinations in theVatican and aspirations ofSpanish conquest, withLudo playing a doublegame to his own advantage. J.G. Harlond, who lives

in Coin, introduced hernew book at a launch partyat which she told the gueststhat she is now a full-timeauthor with her next novelalready in the pipeline. TheChosen Man, published byKnox Robinson is availablefrom booksellers or you canorder it on line fromAmazon in book or Kindleformat.

ReviewPictured are volunteerswith some of the SOSrefuge dogs relaxing beforeheading back to theirpurpose-built pens in thecharity’s new refuge for awell-earned afternoon nap! SOS acquired the pens

from another local charityAID and during thediscussions to transfer therefuge to SOS the twocharities built up a goodrelationship based onworking together to re-home a number of dogs.SOS co-founder Tony

Byford said: “Times are tough for all

charities so workingtogether with a single aim –helping to find new homesfor homeless animals – canonly be a good thing andwe look forward to furthersuccesses. The two charities

continue to be completelyindependent of each otherand any funds raised by oursupporters will continue tosupport the work of SOS incaring for our animals,

paying for theirveterinary care,preparing themfor new homesand providing apermanenthome for dogsnot luckyenough to findnew homes. Likewise, all

funds raised byAID will gosolely towardstheir work insupporting afoster networkandindividuals.SOS warmly thanks all

those who supported usduring the difficult monthsuntil we found our newhome, including those whofostered, Bill and DeniseWhitehair from Cat andDog World, and ourvolunteers.

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Built in 2004, theBenalmadena Stupa, orBuddhist Temple is thebiggest of its kind in all ofwestern Europe andhouses an exhibition oftraditional Himalayanpaintings and statuarysecond to none, togetherwith books and there arealways monks on duty toanswer any questions youmay have.

Perched on top of a hillthe Stupa enjoys fantasticviews all along thecoastline of Benalmadena

and Fuengirola and, on aclear day, you can seeMarbella and beyond. It isacknowledged as beingone of the most fascinatingsights to visit on the Costadel Sol.

All are welcome to thetemple, whatever yourreligion (or not) you maybe and regular meditationclasses and talks onBuddhism take placeweekly and are open to all.The Temple is open onTuesday to Friday from10:30am until 2pm, thenfrom 4 until 8pm. OnSaturdays and Sundaysthey are open from10:30am right the daythrough until 8pm. Theyare closed on Mondays.There is plenty of parkingat the Stupa. Find it onyour satnav at: Pareja deRetamet, Benalmadena29630, Spain.

A cafe and gift shop isopen in the summermonths at the entrance tomonument, where youcan, sit, relax and enjoy theamazing views.

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Ramos Marin, not far fromthe Plaza de la Merced withthe nearby undergroundparking, the band is madeup of the eight sons of thefamous jazz trumpeter PhilCohran.

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On stage at Pógs this weekend

Pógs in Fuengirola will behosting a Blues special thisweekend. Starting onFriday 13th (do-del-dodeldo-del-dodel) with a greatnew band to Pógs, El Triodel Saco already a big hit in

the local Spanishblues rock scene,this promises tobe a very tastysession, don'tmiss it. OnSaturday night,we have a fewmore well knownfaces from theCosta del Solblues world–-not seen on stageat Pógs since wayback when –witha more laid backapproach, coversand originalmaterial, MamaPaula (picturedleft)and the

Kasper Jensen Band noless. On Sunday CarlMorgan and theRoadhouse band roundthings off with another topnotch blues flavoured rockfinale.

Solid Blues and more allweekend. Coincidently thisfollows on from theexcellent, albeit slightlylarger, Mijas Blues Festivallast weekend so good newsfor Blues fans all-round.

In the pipeline over thenext couple of weeks atPógs, Beatles tribute bandThe Silver Beats on Friday20th, soul singer JackieBrown on the 21st, hot-shot rock band Stereo 80 onFriday 27th and RollingStone tribute specialistsThe Honkey Tonk Cats onSaturday the 28th. As usualfor a sneak preview of theirstyle and sound most ofthese names will pop up onMyspace, Facebook andYoutube.

And finally Pógs is openevery night throughout thesummer with a 2 for 1

happy hour from sevenuntil eight, music andsports from Monday toFriday followed by the bestlocal live music fromWednesday to Sunday.Jammers should check outAlice's open Jam session onWednesday night. Pógs isair-conditioned, friendlyand easy to find, 70 metresfrom the PYR hotel just offFuengirola seafront.Telephone 662 594 111evenings.

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Clearly inspired by JohnCarpenter’s Escape fromNew York as well asborrowing a significantplot element from its L.A.-set sequel, the film takesplace in the year 2079. Itbegins with its hero, Snow(Guy Pearce) – one nameis much cooler than twoin this sort of film –gettingbeaten to a pulp by agovernment agent (aglowering Peter Stormare)while responding to eachblow with an insouciantwisecrack.

It seems that Snow, aformer agent himself, hasbeen falsely accused of acrime and is about to besent off to begin a 30-yearsentence at MS-1, amaximum-security prisonin outer space. But when

the hundreds of convictssuddenly wake up fromtheir cryogenic state andtake hostages, includingthe president’s daughterEmilie (Maggie Grace),Snow is offered hisfreedom in return for asolo rescue mission.

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Scrat the silly squirrel is stillsearching for that cursedacorn, and this time hispursuit sets of a chainreaction that has worldchanging consequencesfor Manny and co in theeagerly awaited fourthouting for the hugelysuccessful computeranimated franchise.

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It’s been ten years sincethe first Ice Age outing sothe studio has brought insome fresh characters

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A young writer, coping withaddiction, finally meets thedrunk, delusional father henever knew at the homelessshelter where the writerworks. That’s theimprobable truth at the coreof Being Flynn, the unevenbut undeniably powerfulfilm from writer anddirector Paul Weitz.

Based on Nick Flynn’s2004 memoir, AnotherBullshit Night in Suck City(great title), Being Flynn is afilm that aches withsadness. Paul Dano excelsas Nick, the budding writer,poet and playwright whodrifts through his twentiesuntil he takes a job at theNew York homeless shelterthat employs his girlfriend,Denise (Olivia Thirlby).Seeing his father, Jonathan

(Robert De Niro), lining upfor the shelter is a jolt.Jonathan is a writer too,claiming to be on par withJ.D. Salinger and MarkTwain. He unearths long-buried memories of Nick’schildhood and his troubledmother, Jody (the ever-superb Julianne Moore).

Ice Age: Continental DriftThis week one of our

readers wrote in andsuggested I reviewed a fewof her picks. Of the five onthe list I´ve decided toreview “The Best ExoticMarigold Hotel”. Thereason I never wrote aboutthis film before is becauseI didn´t think it deserved areview – however, I willreview whatever you folkswant me to. Thus said, I willgive you my honestopinion, so please do notbe offended, I speak thetruth as I see it. In a nutshell “The Best ExoticMarigold Hotel” wasn´tthat great, it was ok. Hereis why:

It was predictable, slightlyboring and over long.

Don´t get me wrong, it hada brilliant cast, and thedialogue was rather quirky,I didn´t dislike the film.However, here I amcounting the amount ofwords I need to fill thiscolumn – 360 andcounting – and I´m stuck.There was nothing thatepic about the film worthwriting about, it was likeevery British movie, polite.

Marigold is entertainingin a very British sort of

way – it's characters are alla little repressed and classridden to start with but bythe end have discoveredsomething more aboutthemselves. It has a charmto it but is let down by aflaccid script, and weakdirection – and a generalsense of unease that this issome sort of post-colonialwish fulfillment – so weend up with a film thatwants to be both a dramaand a drama comedy andby doing so lacks all biteand spice.

It is a perfect airplanemovie, you can sit back

and relax and enjoy it, butit really has almost nothing

meaningful to say – this isnot necessarily a bad thing–- as a light frothy pieceabout retirement as anadventure it is all ratherjolly, and the cast do bringverve and energy to it, itjust seems to meander andwander and it would bekind to say the charactersare essentially caricatureswho, even with somebackstory, are never morethan wispy at best.

And perhaps this is thecharm, Marigold is

escapism, and a chance tofantasize about what lifemight be like. All in all, itwill appeal to those wholike their comedy safe andenjoy a fanciful tale wellspun, but it is toolightweight to be anythingother than instantlyforgettable.

There are people whothink that films

influence people. I do notbelieve that – just becauseyou watch “Friday the 13th”doesn´t mean you´regoing to run around andstart murdering teenagers(no matter how tempting).If you have a good set ofvalues and know rightfrom wrong, you won´t beinfluenced by any film(because you´re betterthan that). Which bringsme to my final point ofwhy I didn´t “love” theMarigold Hotel. When JudiDench applies for the job,all I kept thinking was:“you´re not allowed to dothat, you need a work visa”– this made me angry.

The fact is, if people areinfluenced by films,

there are far more peopletrying to be like JudiDench and work illegally,than Jason the slasher!

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ARIES

TAURUS

GEMINI

CANCER

LEO

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LIBRA

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CAPRICORN

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PISCES

You are moving into a more emotional phase Aries where you will feel adeeper connection to what is going on around you. Your powers of foresightare increased allowing you to sense what is about to happen, giving you anadvantage in both your career and personal arenas. There is something aboutthe way you hold yourself that is making others sit up and pay attention. Love,romance and passion are renewed as a bold spontaneous move on your partre-ignites the flame.

This is a great time to meet people, however, it is a much better time to take thingsto deeper levels with those you already know and care about. There is a part of youthat may have to admit you were wrong in the past, perhaps the information youbased your actions on was invalid. Passion and sensual growth with a loved one ishighlighted. As you place things in motion you will be building something solidbeneath your feet and truly meaningful in your heart.

It is time to put your foot down and draw that hard deep line in the sand. All thoseaspirations that you had shelved are now back on the table for you to pick up again.Confront what must be tackled and leave all that has run its use behind, your strongimagination will help you to find the answers, and solutions but in order to giveyourself the greatest head start it is essential you allow yourself time to have funand play, this is where you will find sudden inspiration.

You haven’t had many choices or options coming your way for quite some timeand now it has all changed as things are developing at an accelerated pace. Younow need to move up a gear to take advantage of new chances as they appear.Before you had time to sit and think things through, now, it is moving beyond thewords of others and determining if their actions really match, this will show youthe relationships you can trust and those that are imitating.

Others are going to sit up and take notice of you this week, you are certainly aforce to be reckoned with. You will be like a warrior against those that may notbe treating your loved ones fairly. Strange and unexpected news could be comingyour way so be prepared to be adaptable as things may not happen as planned.There could be an opportunity to take a pathway unknown and this can cause ahint of fear inside as the lack of stability could unnerve you.

Your time of struggles is over and you have been given a green light, so pushahead with doing whatever it is you have put on hold. Even if that thing is goingout and having fun, this is your time. Knowing you Virgo you already have plan A,B and C on the backburner should you need to spring into action. Socially this isa good time as the fun and playful side of you emerges and confidence returnsoozing from you.

This will be a fact paced week with lots to do, so make sure you plan ahead so thatthe important things get done. Put your listening ears on as information comingyour way could be useful. By the weekend make sure you spend time with closefriends and family, they will need and value your input at this time. Amazing thingsare likely to happen when you release your expectation and attachment to a certainoutcome.

This is a week for insights and awareness and what you are going to gain fromthis experience will be priceless. You will instinctively tune in to what others wantand need and this gives you the upper hand. This is a great time for findingbargains and financial transactions you are able to sense the correct time to makemoney work to your advantage. You may have an urge to take a few risks andexpand your horizons by travelling to an unfamiliar destination.

Sagittarius you are a natural teacher and the time has come for you to sharewith others the things that you have learnt. To inspire, motivate and enthuseothers is what you do naturally especially when they realise the challengesyou have had to overcome. Abundance and lots of it is coming your way, sobe bold and kind, don’t hold back – all will benefit.

There is something pressing on you now that is reminding you how precious lifecan be and how every day counts. Your emotional commitments are underreflection as you contemplate on what needs changing in your life. Thisemotionally elevated tide offers another opportunity to make things right or dothings in another way in order to get a different result. Make sure you areadaptable and able to roll with anything that happens.

Are we getting a bit serious this week Aquarius? It is your mission not to allowany of the negativity you encounter to be transferred to you, try and find away to rise above it all. An old chapter is finishing right now and you are morethan ready to see it close. You have simply been hanging on to a certain pieceof the past and you feel ready now to put something to rest and move on.Stay open to the unusual.

You are likely to have been thinking deeply about all that must change, you knowit is going to affect you and others in a big way. Keep objective and try to see thebigger picture this will keep your goals in sight, then take one step at a time andcross each bridge as you come across it. Be aware of what is going on around youthis week. Remember that your strength is in your sensitivity and it is that feelingbeyond whatever your mind is doing, that will keep you on the right path.

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Kym’s Kitchen...you don’t have to be a chef!

WEDNESDAY, July 11th2012

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Directions

Ingredients: (Serves 4)

Lemony prawn & pea pasta

A simple and flavoursome prawn pasta dish that combines fresh flavours with quick cooking.And this Low fat healthy meal is good for you too..

• 350g linguine or other longpasta• 140g large frozen prawns• 100g frozen peas• 1 egg yolk• zest and juice 1 lemon• handful grated parmesan• soured cream (optional)

1. Boil the linguine for 8 mins.Three minutes before the time isup, tip in the prawns and peas.Reserve a cup of cooking water,then drain the pasta and return tothe pan.2. Add the egg yolk, lemon zestand juice, most of the Parmesanand some soured cream, if you like.Stir everything together, adding a

little of the pasta cooking water toloosen the mixture.3. Serve sprinkled with Parmesan.

Nutrition per serving:

393 kcalories, protein 21g,carbohydrate 69g, fat 6g, saturatedfat 2g, fibre 4g, sugar 3g, salt 0.33g

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traditional ingredients. With lamb from Wales and salmon fromScotland along with other regional favourites, the whole ofBritain is being represented. Hampshire beef features on theSunday menu with hand battered fish and chips on the Fridayspecials board. All their desserts will be homemade as usual

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lYoung people do getarthritisArthritis can affect people atany age, including duringchildhood. In fact, nearly60% of people diagnosed areunder age 65. Osteoarthritis,one of the most commontypes, typically affectspeople over 40, but it canhappen sooner, especially ifyou've had a joint injury.Another common form,rheumatoid arthritis, is anautoimmune condition thatlaunches a full-body attack,and it can strike as early asyour 20s and 30s.

lRheumatoid arthritis isn’tthe most common type ofarthritisThere are more than 100different types of arthritis,but osteoarthritis is themost common. Inosteoarthritis, cartilage – theslippery tissue that protectsthe ends of your bones inthe joint – gradually wearsdown. You might notice thatyour knees feel achier thanusual after you work out, orthat you feel stiff when youclimb out of bed in themorning. No one knowsexactly what causes this

cartilage breakdown, but acombination of factors likeaging, joint injuries, genetictendencies, and obesity areall thought to play a role.Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)occurs when antibodies inthe immune system –whichnormally work to fend offgerms – attack the lining ofyour joints, causing pain,swelling, and warmth, andlimiting your mobility.Research shows that thenumber of women with RAis on the rise.

lBeing overweight maycause osteoarthritisCarrying around extrapounds increases stress onthe joints, which may lead toarthritis of the knees. Thegood news is, you don'thave to lose a lot to make adifference. When you walk,your knees absorb a forceequal to about three timesyour body weight. So losingjust 10 pounds actuallyrelieves each knee of abouta 30-pound load with everystride you take.

lArthritis doesn’t alwayshave symptomsThe first stages of

osteoarthritis may be silent;mild cartilage damagetypically has no symptoms.Arthritis is most likely toshow up in hands andweight-bearing joints,including the knees, hips,spine, lower back, neck, andend joints of the fingers. Butit's only when there issignificant cartilage loss thatyou'll notice real pain andloss of joint function. Unlikeosteoarthritis, which affectsprimarily the hips andknees, RA tends to attack thehands and feet. If you haveRA, your painful joints willbe red and warm. RA maycause fever and flu-likesymptoms, too. RA tends toalternate between periodsof remission (when youhave no or few symptoms)and flares (when the diseaseis active).

lRegular exercise may helpwith arthritis flare-upsIf you want to reduce pain,take fewer medications,improve your flexibility, andavoid joint replacementsurgery, you have toexercise, the experts say.Most types of moderate,low-impact exercise are

helpful, but expertsespecially recommendstrength-training, waterworkouts and stretching. Ifyou find walking toouncomfortable, swimmingis a good option because itdoesn't put as muchpressure on your knees. Infact, one recent study foundthat people with arthritis intheir knees or hips who didwater exercises for six weeksreported less joint pain andbetter overall quality of life.

lWearing gloves can soothestiff handsIf you wake up with stiff,swollen hands, considerwearing gloves to bed.Swelling can occur whenbody fluids resettle at night.The experts recommendsnug-fitting, stretchy gloves.

lNatural remedies can be aseffective as prescriptionmedsPills can offer some relieffrom arthritis, but naturalcures have a bigger payoff inthe long run. The mostcommon pain reliefprescribed for arthritis isnonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or

NSAIDS, which can causebleeding ulcers. The expertssuggest trying acombination of twocartilage-building nutrientsknown as glucosaminesulfate andmethylsulfonylmethane, orMSM. Taking 750 milligramsof glucosamine sulfate twotimes a day for at least sixweeks relieves pain andheals joints by building upthe cartilage that protectsthe ends of bones so theydon't run together. Foroptimum results, takeglucosamine with 400milligrams of MSM threetimes a day, which mayslash inflammatorychemicals called cytokineslinked with arthritis pain.

lFood can help easearthritis painEating foods known to fightinflammation, a symptomof both rheumatoid arthritisand osteoarthritis, may easepain, they experts say, andrecommend that yourweekly diet include severalservings of anti-inflammatory omega-3 fattyacids from foods such aswild Alaskan salmon and

other cold-water fish,freshly ground flaxseed,omega-3-fortified eggs, andwalnuts. Season meals withginger and turmeric as oftenas possible; these spicesappear to possess anti-inflammatory properties.You may have heard thatcertain vegetables, such astomatoes, potatoes, peppers,and aubergines, can worsenarthritis pain, but there islittle good scientific evidenceto support this theory.However, two ingredientsknown to trigger inflammationare polyunsaturatedvegetable oils (such as cornand soy oils) and thepartially hydrogenated oilsfound in many margarines,vegetable shortenings, andprocessed foods.

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Some things you may not know about arthritis

You probably already knowthat going for a swim within30 minutes of eating asandwich isn't going to causeyou to cramp up and sinkhelplessly to the bottom ofthe pool. But there’s plentymore lame summertimeadvice that you might stillbelieve. Let’s set the recordstraight.

lPeeing on a jellyfish stingwill ease the pain.Though it may soundconvenient, urine hasn't beenproven to curb the hurt. Whathas is vinegar – its acidity isbelieved to inactivate thestingers and diminish thepain. Soak a paper towel inhousehold white vinegar andhold it on the wound forabout 30 minutes. Afterward,use an OTC hydrocortisonecream to quell any itching. If,however, you start to feeldizzy or nauseated or develop

any kind of rash, you may behaving an allergic reactionand should get yourself to adoctor right away.

lGoing in and out of air-conditioned buildings canmake you sick.If you feel congested or startsniffling, it's likely due tosummer allergies, the expertssay. People who have allergieseven small sensitivities –maybe affected when movingfrom a clean-air environmentinto one that's full of MotherNature's irritants. If yoursymptoms are on overdrive,try staying inside on very hot,humid days, when outdoorallergens are at their mostpotent. And keep your homedust and mould free bycleaning your AC filter everymonth or by investing in anair purifier that eliminates99% of airbornecontaminants.

lThe safest place to be duringa lightning storm is in a carbecause it has rubber tyres.You'll be safe in a car, but notbecause of the rubber tires.The car's frame is like a metalcage – if struck, lightning willflow around its outside.(Metal is a good conductor ofelectricity; rubber is not.) Ifyou're driving in a storm,don't touch metal doorhandles or the radio, which iswired to the outside antenna.

lFlip-flops are kind to yourfeet.Most flip-flops don't haveadequate arch support,cushioning, or shockabsorption and wearingthem all summer, everysummer could lead topinched foot nerves, heelpain, tendonitis, and strainedarches. If you can't quit flopsentirely, buy ones that have atleast a three-quarter-inch

semi cushioned sole andbuilt-in arch support. Evenbetter, go for a strappy sandal;simple thongs force your toesinto an unhealthy clenchedposition when you walk,encouraging hammertoegrowth.

lA dip in the pool can dodouble duty as a shower.Most people don't rinse offbefore they go swimming sothe chemicals in personal-care products, sweat, andmakeup can interfere withchlorine, making it much lesseffective. The result is thatpublic pools are oftenswarming with nasties suchas cryptosporidium, whichcan bring on diarrhoea, earinfections, and skin rashes.Showering after a dip canwash bacteria off your skinand cut your risk of gettingsick. Use soap – a quick hose-off may not be enough.

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… and yet another music festival in the UK turns into a mudbath in the rain.

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A legend of film and TV dies

It was confirmed onMonday this week thatErnest Borgnine, whohad a string of filmblockbusters spanninghis 60 years in thebusiness, has died aged95 after he succumbed torenal failure surroundedby his family at Cedars-Sinai hospital in LosAngeles. He completedhis final film earlier thisyear.Born Ermes EffronBorgnino in Connecticutin 1917, the son of Italianimmigrants, he served inthe Navy before takingdrama classes followingWorld War II, winning anOscar for hisperformance of Marty, aromantic butcher in1955. He was known forplaying gravelly-voicedrough guys due to his

stocky build. Probablybest known for his rolesin such films as ThePoseidon Adventure,Gattaca, Escape FromNew York, The WildBunch, The Dirty Dozen,he also played in severalTV shows includingAirwolf in the 80s and in2009 he was nominatedfor an Emmy afterappearing in the medicaldrama ER. Off screen, heused his voice inSpongebob Squarepants,Mermaidman and ashimself in The Simpsonsepisode ‘Boy-Scoutz n’The Hood’.Once married to singerEthel Merman, his last offive marriages – to TovaTraesnaes – was to lastfrom 1972 . He is survivedby three children.

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A fire stopped filming onthe latest in the Die Hardseries after a pyrotechnicsstunt went out of control,setting fire to a building lastThursday. 20th Century Foxreported that part of the setwas destroyed but no-onewas injured in the incident.Die Hard 5 is due for releasein February 2013.New York policeman

John McClane, the lead rolethat is played by the ratherfit looking 57-year-oldveteran Hollywood starBruce Willis, returns to thescreen 25 years after thefirst film in 1988, and afterfilm number four Live FreeOr Die Hard grossedaround £247 millionworldwide.Willis returned to the set

on Monday to re-start

filming following theincident on the fifth in theDie Hard series entitled AGood Day To Die Hard –currently being shot in theHungarian capital ofBudapest that is being usedto represent Russia. In thefilm, McClane must travelto Russia to get his son,played by Australian actorJai Courtney out of trouble.He was not present at thetime of the fire.Directed by John Moore,

the film also stars PatrickStewart and German actorSebastian Koch.

Fire stops filmIt seems like only“yesterday, all my troublesseemed so far away” butthe revelation that ex-Beatle Ringo Starr hit72-years-old this weekcame as a bit of a shock. Weall merrily jog alongthinking we’re stillteenagers and then,someone who was one ofyour heroes when youreally were a teenager getsto a ripe old age.

Ringo celebrated hisbirthday this year in hisusual “Give Peace aChance” moment at noonthat carried on from 2008when he was asked what hewanted for his birthday.Answering that he wantedeverybody to just sit andthink then “give peace achance” this is how hasspent it ever since.

This year was at theHard Rock Café inNashville. Last year was inHamburg, Germany, theyear before that was inChicago. He said that theyget lots of blogs from all

over the world saying“Peace and Love” so he saidthe concept is working.

Asked how he looks sogood for his age he saidthere is nothing magicalabout it. He works out, hasa personal trainer, doespilates, loves to walk and hewatches what he eats.“There is no Whoo Hoogotta do this or that aboutit”, he explained. He iscurrently on tour with his13th All Starr Band inAmerica.

OMG... How old??Not possible!

Usher stepson“braindead”Kyle Glover, has beendeclared brain deadfollowing an accidentinvolving a jet-ski onSaturday.

11-year-old Kyle is thestepson of R&B’s Usher andis the son of his estrangedwife Tameka Foster forwhom Usher chartered aprivate planes so she couldbe rushed to her son’sbedside.

The child was reportedlysitting on an inflatable raftwhen it was hit by the jet skion Lake Lanier in Atlanta,Georgia.

He suffered headinjuries and has had nosign of brain activity sincethe accident. His mother isnow faced with theagonizing decision ofswitching off her son’s lifesupport.

Officials in Georgia havealready launched aninquiry and have said theywill recreate the incidenton computer to determinehow fast the jet ski wasgoing when it his Kyle.Once this has been done adecision will be made onwhether there are groundsto prosecute the rider of thecraft.

Yet another mud bathfollowed music fans intothe T In The Park festivalat Balado, near Kinross,Scotland this weekend.

Crowds of 85,000 soakedup the music for three

days, partying their waythrough the rain-soakedfestival with bands suchas The Stone Roses, SnowPatrol, Simple Minds, TheHappy Mondays, Elbow,Calvin Harris, and NickiMinaj, plus violinistNicola Benedetti – whoperformed the firstclassical music at the

event – to name but a fewof the dozens whoperformed there.

Festival director GeoffEllis said: "The weatherdefinitely brought somechallenges but we wereprepared and our teamworked extremely hard tokeep things on track,which was no mean feat.The overwhelmingresponse from those thatwere here was that,regardless of the rain, theyhad an absolutelyamazing time, whetherthey saw Simple Minds orCalvin Harris. That's notjust down to a brilliantline-up – it's also due tothe enormous amount ofplanning that weundertake and the strongpartnerships we have withemergency services and

stewards. The sense ofcamaraderie was obviousthroughout the day butwhen the Stone Rosestook to the stage it wentoff the scale. This was themoment that so manypeople were waiting forand the fans sang theirhearts out. It wasamazing."

Superintendent RickDunkerley, eventcommander, said: "I thinkit's fair to say that theconditions have beenchallenging for them butthey have refused to letanything dampen theirenthusiasm. Theirattitude has been terrificand has ensured that weare all enjoying anotherexcellent T in the Parkfestival.”

Ernest Borgnine with his awards

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7:05 Roobarb and CustardToo7:15 Bananas in Pyjamas7:25 Family!7:35Noddy in Toyland7:45Milkshake! Monkey7:50 Bert and Ernie's GreatAdventures8:00 Little Princess8:10Chiro8:15The Adventures of BottleTop Bill and His Best FriendCorky8:30Angelina Ballerina8:45 Rupert Bear8:55Mio Mao9:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom9:10The Mr Men Show

9:25 Roary the Racing Car9:40 Jelly Jamm10:00Monkey Life10:25The Hotel Inspector11:25 Big Brother12:25Half Built House1:25 Police Interceptors2:30 Police Academy 4:Citizens on Patrol4:10 5 News Weekend4:15 Surf's Up5:55Maid in Manhattan8:00Once Upon a Time9:00 Big Brother10:00 Cobra11:40 Knock Off1:30 SuperCasino4:05 Sons of Anarchy4:50County Secrets

7:00World's Craziest Fools7:30Great Movie Mistakes III:Not in 3D7:35 Shrek: Once Upon ATime8:35 Shrek10:00 Family Guy10:20 Family Guy10:45American Dad!11:05American Dad!11:30 Snog Marry Avoid?

12:00 Live at the Electric12:30 Irish Rappers Revealed1:10Cherry Healey: How toGet a Life2:10 Riots: The Aftershock3:10 Snog, Marry, Avoid?3:40 Live at the Electric4:10 Lip Service

6:00 Breakfast9:15Heir Hunters10:00Homes Under theHammer10:58 BBC News11:00Cowboy Trap11:45You've Been Scammed12:13 BBC News12:15 Bargain Hunt1:00 BBC News; Weather1:45Doctors2:15 Escape to the Country3:00 BBC News3:05Deadly 603:35 Prank Patrol DownUnder4:00 pm Copycats4:30Help! My Supply TeacherIs Magic

5:00Newsround5:15 Pointless6:00 BBC News7:00The One Show7:30 Food Factory8:00 EastEnders8:30 Britain's Biggest WasteDumpers - Panorama9:00 Blackout10:00 BBC News10:35Usain Bolt: The FastestMan Alive11:35 Life1:20Weatherview1:25Coast2:25Hairy Bikers' Best ofBritish3:10Great British RailwayJourneys Goes to Ireland

9:30 Bob the Builder9:40The Koala Brothers9:50 Lunar Jim10:00Dipdap10:05 Kerwhizz10:30Driver Dan's Story Train10:40Waybuloo11:00 In the Night Garden11:30 BBC World News12:00Daily Politics1:00Climbing Great Buildings1:30To Buy or Not to Buy2:15Weakest Link3:00 Show Me the Monet3:45The Hairy Bikers' FoodTour of Britain4:30 Flog It!5:15Antiques Road Trip6:00 Eggheads

6:30Great British RailwayJourneys7:00 Babies in the Office8:00University Challenge8:30The Hairy Bakers9:00The Riots: In Their OwnWords10:00QI10:30Newsnight11:20World's Most Dangerous Roads12:20 BBC News12:30HARDtalk1:00Newsday1:30Asia Business Report1:45 Sport Today2:00 BBC World News2:30Asia Business Report2:45 Sport Today

6:00Daybreak8:30 Lorraine9:25The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30This Morning12:30 Let's Do Lunch withGino & Mel1:30 ITV News and Weather1:55 London News andWeather2:00Drive to Buy3:00 Secret Dealers3:59 London Weather4:00A Touch of Frost5:00Tipping Point6:00 London Tonight6:30 ITV News and Weather7:00 Emmerdale7:30Coronation Street

8:00 Britain's Secret Treasures8:30Coronation Street9:00 Superstar10:30 ITV News and Weather11:05 London News andWeather11:10 Real Crime with MarkAustin: The Jigsaw Murder12:05 In Plain Sight12:50 Jackpot2473:00The Jeremy Kyle Show3:55 ITV Nightscreen

7:05 Freshly Squeezed7:35According to Jim8:00 Everybody LovesRaymond8:30 Frasier9:00Undercover Boss USA10:00 4 Rooms11:00You Deserve this House12:00Channel 4 News 12:05 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals12:35Gok Cooks Chinese1:05 River Cottage Bites1:20 40 Guns to Apache Pass4:00Deal or No Deal5:00 Four in a Bed5:30Come Dine with Me6:00The Simpsons6:30Hollyoaks

7:00Channel 4 News7:55 4thought.tv8:00Myths About Your 5 aDay: Dispatches8:30 Jamie's Summer FoodRave Up9:00Undercover Boss10:00Thelma's Gypsy Girls11:05Coming Up11:40The Odyssey12:15 Random Acts12:20 Embarrassing Bodies:Live from the Clinic1:20The Good Wife2:00The Good Wife2:45The Big C3:15The Big C3:45 Southland4:25 St Elsewhere

7:10 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom7:20The Mr. Men Show7:35Thomas & Friends7:45Make Way for Noddy7:55 Bert and Ernie's GreatAdventures8:00 Fifi and the Flowertots8:15 Peppa Pig8:30 Roary the Racing Car8:40Milkshake! Show Songs8:45 Bananas in Pyjamas9:00 Igam Ogam9:15The Wright Stuff11:10 Eddie Stobart: Trucksand Trailers12:10 5 News Lunchtime12:15 Big Brother1:15Home and Away

1:45Neighbours2:15The Mentalist3:15 Rosamunde Pilcher'sAutumn5:00 5 News at 55:30Neighbours6:00Home and Away6:30 5 News7:00Cowboy Builders8:00 Police Interceptors9:00 Big Brother10:00The Walking Dead11:00 Movie: Candyman III:Day of the Dead12:45 Forensic Files1:15 SuperCasino4:00Nick's Quest4:25Wildlife SOS4:45Wildlife SOS

7:00 British Olympic Dreams7:30 British Olympic Dreams8:00Don't Tell the Bride9:00 Is Football Racist?10:00 EastEnders10:30 Snog, Marry, Avoid?11:00 Family Guy11:20 Family Guy11:45American Dad!12:05American Dad!12:30 Is Football Racist?

1:30 Snog, Marry, Avoid?2:00Coming Here Soon3:00Don't Tell the Bride4:00 British Olympic Dreams4:30 British Olympic Dreams5:00 Snog, Marry, Avoid

6:00 Breakfast9:15Heir Hunters10:00Homes Under theHammer10:58 BBC News11:00Cowboy Trap11:45You've Been Scammed12:13 BBC News12:15 Bargain Hunt1:00 BBC News1:45Doctors2:15 Escape to the Country3:00 BBC News3:05Deadly 603:35 Prank Patrol DownUnder4:00Copycats4:30 Serious Explorers:Livingstone

5:00Newsround5:15 Pointless6:00 BBC News7:00The One Show7:30 EastEnders8:00Holby City9:00Turn Back Time - TheFamily10:00 BBC News10:35 Imagine11:45 London River1:05Weatherview1:10The Fruit & Veg Market:Inside New Spitalfields2:10amThe Men Who MadeUs Fat3:10am Food Factory3:40amGreat British Menu

9:30Bob the Builder9:40The Koala Brothers9:50 Lunar Jim10:00Dipdap10:05Kerwhizz10:30Driver Dan's Story Train10:40Waybuloo11:00 In the Night Garden11:30BBC World News12:00Daily Politics1:00Climbing Great Buildings1:30To Buy or Not to Buy2:15Weakest Link3:00Show Me the Monet3:45The Hairy Bikers' FoodTour of Britain4:30Flog It!5:15Antiques Road Trip6:00Eggheads

6:30Great British RailwayJourneys7:00Babies in the Office8:00Coast9:00 Line of Duty10:00Twenty Twelve10:30Newsnight11:20David Tennant onHamlet12:20BBC News12:30HARDtalk1:00Newsday1:30Asia Business Report1:45Sport Today2:00Newsday2:30Asia Business Report2:45Sport Today3:00Newsday3:30Asia Business Report

6:00Daybreak8:30 Lorraine9:25The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30This Morning12:30 Let's Do Lunch withGino & Mel1:30 ITV News and Weather1:55 London News andWeather2:00Drive to Buy3:00 Secret Dealers3:59 London Weather4:00A Touch of Frost5:00Tipping Point6:00 London Tonight6:30 ITV News and Weather7:00 Emmerdale7:30 Britain's Secret

Treasures8:00 Love Your Garden9:00 Superstar10:30 ITV News and Weather11:05 London News andWeather11:10 Police Academy12:50 Jackpot2473:00Golden Balls3:50 ITV Nightscreen

6:40The Hoobs7:05 Freshly Squeezed7:35According to Jim8:00 Everybody LovesRaymond8:30 Frasier9:00Undercover Boss USA10:00 4 Rooms11:00You Deserve this House12:00Channel 4 News 12:05 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals12:40Gok Cooks Chinese1:10The Fighting Seabees3:10Countdown4:00Deal or No Deal5:00 Four in a Bed5:30Come Dine with Me6:00The Simpsons

6:30Hollyoaks7:00Channel 4 News7:55 4thought.tv8:00 Beauty and the Beast:Ugly Face of Prejudice9:00Gordon Behind Bars10:00Accused: The 74 StoneBabysitter11:05True Stories: KnockoutScousers12:40 Random Acts12:45 Bank of Dave1:40 British Gas Great Swim2:35 KOTV Boxing Weekly3:05 Sailing: America's CupUncovered3:30 FIVB World BeachVolleyball Tour

7:10 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom7:20The Mr. Men Show7:35Thomas & Friends7:45Make Way for Noddy7:55 Bert and Ernie's GreatAdventures8:00 Fifi and the Flowertots8:15 Peppa Pig8:30 Roary the Racing Car8:40Milkshake! Show Songs8:45 Bananas in Pyjamas9:00 Igam Ogam9:15The Wright Stuff11:10 Eddie Stobart: Trucksand Trailers12:10 5 News Lunchtime12:15 Big Brother1:15Home and Away

1:45Neighbours2:15The Mentalist3:15Too Late to Say Goodbye5:00 5 News at 55:30Neighbours6:00Home and Away6:30 5 News7:00The Hotel Inspector8:00Half Built House9:00CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation10:00 Big Brother11:00 Big Brother's Bit on theSide12:00 Banged Up Abroad1:00 SuperCasino3:55Great Artists4:20Wildlife SOS4:45Wildlife SOS

7:00Doctor Who7:45Doctor WhoConfidential8:00Don't Tell the Bride 9:00Can Anyone Beat Bolt?10:00 EastEnders10:30 Live at the Electric11:00 Family Guy11:20 Family Guy11:45American Dad!12:05American Dad!

12:30Can Anyone Beat Bolt?1:25 Live at the Electric1:55 Russell Howard's GoodNews2:25 Irish Rappers Revealed3:10Don't Tell the Bride4:05 Is Football Racist?

New Series:

WallanderSun, July 15th 9.00pm

Doc:

Building The LondonUnderground

Weds, July 11th 8.00pm

NOTE: Add 1 hour for Spanish viewing times.

One-off documentary charting four of themain technological advances that havehelped make the Tube the second biggestmetro system in the world, includingtunnel-boring methods developed in the1880s and a new form of train propulsioninvented for the New York City Subway. Theprogramme also reveals how the Tube owesa debt to the engineers at the Paris Metrofor their subterranean station designs...


Your outlook on the World nTV Listings 25the ewsn



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In astronomy, youoften hear thephrase ‘light years’being used. A lightyear is the distancethat a beam of lighttravelling at 300,000kilometres persecond would travelin one year. It is anunimaginabledistance of aboutnine and a halftrillion kilometres.Now I don’t knowabout you but I can’timagine what nineand a half trillion kilometres looks like!

So, to make it a bit easier to imagine, itwould be better to shrink the solarsystem down to a more manageable size.So let’s make the Sun a ball three metresin diameter and place it in Fuengirolacentre on the sea front, directly behindthe statue that is there. If you have somefree time you may like to try this yourself.

Now if you start to walk in the directionof Los Boliches go 125 metres to just

outside the children’s playground areaand here would be the first planet,Mercury a ball 10mm across, about thesize of a marble. This is almost 60 millionkm in real life. Carry on walking 233metres to outside Bogart’s bar and findVenus, 26mm or just over one inch indiameter.

Keep going until you reach the LondonBar directly opposite the taxi rank at322 metres from the Sun is Earth about27mm in size. You would now be 150million km or 93 million miles from theSun.

It’s been easy up to here but now youneed your best hiking boots. Next stopis Mars 490 meters from the Sun next tothe children’s carousel ride. Mars wouldbe only 14.5mm in size.

It’s a bit of a trek now until you come tothe Yaramar Hotel 1677 metres from theSun and here would be the giant planetJupiter 300mm (about 1 foot) in diameter.The distance to each planet from the Sunvery nearly doubles as you move furtherout, each being almost twice as far as theone before. So it wouldn’t surprise you tofind that you have to walk 3075meters,almost two miles to Saturn at the OceanView restaurant at the junction toTorreblanca. Although Saturn is slightlysmaller than Jupiter, with the rings addedit is almost 400mm about 17inchesacross.

Jump in the car and head out towardsBenelmadena and when you get to theelephant roundabout at the HolidayVillage complex you would find a croquetball about 100mm in size, this is theplanet Uranus. Head on out toBenelmadena harbour nine and a halfkilometres or six miles from the Sun, andhere is the last of the true planets,Neptune, a ball just slightly smaller thanUranus.

If you want to keep going then you haveto pass Torremolinos, and come to theend of the runway at Malaga airport andhere there would be a tiny ball 7mmacross and this is Pluto. On this scale, thenearest star to the Sun, Alpha Centauri,would be 87000 km or 54000 miles, that’stwice the distance around the Earth!

The Apollo rockets that went to theMoon were travelling at 27,000mphand took about four days to reach theMoon. In 1977 NASA launched Voyager 1on a grand tour of the outer planets.Voyager 1 is travelling at almost 40,000mph, which is about 10 miles per second;it reached Jupiter in March 1979 andSaturn in November 1980. Last month,June 2012, NASA announced that Voyager1 had officially left the Solar System 34years and 10 months after launch.Voyager 1 is not heading towards anyparticular star but in about 40,000 years itwill pass very close to a star that is only 17light years away from us.

So I’m afraid that unless we invent theStarship Enterprise from Star Trek thatcan travel at warp speed then travel byhumans to the outer planets anddefinitely travel to the stars is going to bea very long journey indeed.

Happy stargazing!

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Size matters

WEDNESDAY, July 11th2012

Your outlook on the World nOpinion & Comment 27the ewsn

Mrs J Hollowell Arroyo de la Miel

Jane Newman Coin

Philip Holman Mijas Costa

Yet another burglary occuredin the Coin area last week andthis time they hit a charity.Sue from the horse rescuecharity SEARCH found thather tack room with all theanimals bridles, saddles etchad been broken into and thelot had gone. There was anEnglish saddle, a small ponysaddle, bridles andheadcollars. These are peopletrying to do good work herehelping out horses and poniesthat have been abandonedand mistreated and this iswhat they get for their troubles.It is believed the thieves arethree men in a white van andwhile one of them isdistracting dogs or otheranimals, the other two arebreaking into your property. However, to every cloud thereis a silver lining and Coinresidents Jackie and HaroldRice came to the rescue withsome equipment they had

spare – a bridle, headcollarsetc, and also gave them adonation. Everybody isstruggling to survive at themoment but these two kindpeople pulled out all the stopsto help Sue and her colleaguesat SEARCH at a verydistressing time and theywould like to say a huge“THANK YOU!” to them both.

In the meantime, please,everybody, if you see a car, vanor any vehicle in your area thatyou don’t recognise or think itdoesn’t belong where it is,make a note of the date, timeand a short description of thevehicle and people inside.Better still, take a photo onyour phone or camera! Thesepeople have to be stopped.Also, make a note of all theserial numbers of the electricalgoods in your home and do ageneral inventory as thesepeople are taking everything.

It’s good to do this anyway andupdate it from time-to-timefor insurance purposes, takephoto’s of each room in yourhouse so you can prove whatwas in there too and, if theworst comes to the worst, thepolice may be able to trackyour belongings and get themback to you in this way.

Also, if you are offered, or seeanything that might belong toSEARCH in the markets etc, letthem or the police know. CallSue on 660 220 700 ASAP.

Some weeks ago you featureda small article on two youngladies – I think they callthemselves “Divalicious” –who entertain all along thecoast here. I read all theEnglish newspapers andnever see them advertisedanywhere.I had the sheer good goodfortune to see and hear themon St. George’s Day inMezquita Square. They werebrilliant and I wish to find outmore.Do you know if they haveproduced a DVD, or even aCD, and if possible where one

could be obtained? Anyinformation would be muchappreciated. Thank you.We always find your papervery interesting, although Ido find the codeword puzzlehard to read as the numbersare so tiny. (I have to keepnicking my husband’smagnifying glass!)Good luck to your futuresuccess.

Editor says: It’s a shame youdidn’t put your phone numberor email address on your letterdelivered by post as Divaliciouswere appearing at El Mojito in

Carihuela, Torremolinos lastSunday but there was no way tocontact you to let you know so, Ihope you noticed it was on theiradvert in The News last week.That being said, I have called therestaurant and they will getDivalicious to leave a DVD or CDif they have one so that you canpurchase it from there.As far as the Codeword puzzle isconcerned, we made thenumbers bigger a couple ofweeks ago so I hope you cannow give your husband back hisglass, poor chap!

I got a really interesting email last week asking me toexplain the size of our solar system, so I thought aboutputting it all in scale and I came up with some veryinteresting numbers.

I have read a lot about the newprescription rates forpensioners from 1st July 2012.However nowhere seems clearregarding the situation forBritish ex-pat pensioners, mebeing one who needs repeatprescriptions for the rest of mylife.

I was led to believe that Spainis reimbursed by the UKGovernment for these costsand it is unclear if we shouldbe charged if we are residentswith the health card, NIE, andPadron etc.

I have emailed the BritishConsul in Malaga but as yethave not had a response. Areyou able to clarify things forthe many hundreds in thesame situation?

Editor says: As I understand it thisnew rule will be bringing the Brits,and any other EuropeanPassport holders in line with theSpanish who already pay a smallamount towards any drugs theyneed. However, we will beclarifying matters in respect ofthis in the near future as there aremoves afoot to excludeAndalucia from these charges. Asusual, it is all up in the air at themoment but as soon as we findout a definitive answer we willpublish our findings and let youknow what is happening.

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Pedrosa powersto first winDani Pedrosa took his firstwin of the season, and1000cc era, after goingwheel-to-wheel with team-mate Casey Stoner for almostthe entire 30 lap distance inSunday's German MotoGPat Sachsenring.Stoner, who came into the

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LewisHamiltoncarriesOlympictorchFresh from a disappointingeighth place at the BritishGrand Prix on Sunday, LewisHamilton swapped hisdriving gloves for somerunning shoes on Mondaymorning as he carried theOlympic Torch throughLuton. He also told the BBChe will continue to push ashard as he can in the F1world championship, butfeels the McLaren is a longway off the pace of the RedBulls.

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Siem had five birdies andone bogey to finish at 8-under 276, earning hissecond European Tour title.He also won the 2004Dunhill Championship inSouth Africa.Molinari started the

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strokes off the lead. Hedropped two shots on hisopening hole but then sanknine birdies to shoot a 64 forthe lowest round of the day.Raphael Jacquelin of Francehad a 69 to finish third, twostrokes off the pace.Overnight leaders David

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Giggs named asTeam GB captainWelsh winger Ryan Giggswill captain Britain'sfootball team at theLondon Olympics.The 38-year-old, is

oldest of the three over-ageplayers allowed in the 18-man squad, and is takingpart in his firstinternational tournament.He will captain the side forthe first time when theyplay Brazil in a warm-up atMiddlesbrough on July20th."He has been a fantastic

professional over the yearsand he was the standoutcandidate in a group thathas got Aaron Ramsey theWales captain, and Micah Richards who hascaptained Manchester City,

and one or two othercandidates," said Pearce."He’s got the respect of

the group and the dressingroom – I sense that straightaway – and he’s got therespect of me and mycoaching staff.

Giggs's trophy-ladencareer at United includes12 Premier League titlesand two ChampionsLeagues.

The first real climb of theTour saw Team Sky enjoytheir finest day so far as ChrisFroome claimed aspectacular win on stageseven of the Tour de Franceand Bradley Wiggins finishedthird to move into theleader's yellow jersey.The team set a ferocious

pace up the climb. Thepeloton soon split, and whenPorte took over thepacesetting the front grouphad been whittled down tojust eight riders. And it wassoon down to five withreigning champion CadelEvans (BMC Racing),Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas-

Cannondale) and ReinTaaramae (Cofidis) the onlyriders able to stay withFroome and Wiggins. It wasFroome now doing all thework, and when AustralianEvans accelerated away withone kilometre to go Froome,Wiggins and Nibali wentwith him.This was the steepest part

of the climb and they were allout of their saddles, Froomethen somehow found theenergy to overtake Evans andsprint for the line for astunning first Tour stage winwhich also netted him thepolka dot jersey for leadingthe mountains classification.Wiggins is only the fifth

Briton to don the maillotjaune, following TomSimpson (1962), ChrisBoardman (1994, 1997 and1998), Sean Yates (1994) andDavid Millar (2000). He hasnow held the leader's jerseyin all three Grand Tours.

Wiggins retained theoverall lead the next day asFrench youngster ThibautPinot took off on his own towin stage eight. Wigginsrepelled late attacks from hismain rivals Vincenzo Nibaliand Cadel Evans, the 2011winner, on the descent intoPorrentruy to remain inyellow. The trio finishedtogether, in a bunch 26seconds behind 22-year-oldPinot.Stage nine on Monday

saw Bradley Wiggins extendhis lead in the Tour de Francecompleting the demandingindividual time trial on a hillystage nine course in 51minutes and 24 seconds,beating Team Sky team-mate Chris Froome intosecond place by 35 seconds.It was Wiggins’s first everstage victory in the world’sgreatest cycling race.Defending champion

Cadel Evans, who started the

day in second place overall,just 10 seconds behindWiggins, could only finishsixth, 1:43 behind thewinner. Froome moves fromsixth to third on the GC, just14 seconds behind theAustralian from BMC who isnow 1:53 down on Wigginsgoing into the race’s first restday on Tuesday.By Mike Kerrigan

Chris Froome attacks on stage seven

Marcel Siem of Germany shot a 4-under 67 on Sunday to win the French Open,edging out Francesco Molinari of Italy by one stroke.

Siem answers his critics

Wiggins remains in yellow afterstage win in individual time trial

Bradley on his way to stage win

Ian Poulter scuppered by late bogey

Dereck Chisora hascriticised David Haye fornot attending a mediaevent to publicise theirfight next Saturday. TheZimbabwean-born boxercalled Haye a "dramaqueen" ahead of the bout,which will take place atUpton Park.

Former WBA worldheavyweight championHaye claimed he hadoverslept when explaininghis absence on Twitter. -"Just woke up!

Apparently I slept througha media call! Hope I didn'tmiss out on anythinginteresting coming out ofDel Boy's mouth," he said.

The pair brawled at anews conference in Munichin February after Chisoralost to WBC championVitali Klitschko, and theirfeud has continued in thebuild-up to theircontroversial clash inLondon.

David Hayeoversleeps

Donald Trump wasyesterday branded a“bullyboy billionaire” whohas turned one of Scotland’smost environmentallyimportant stretches ofcoastline into an “alienlandscape” as he flew intoAberdeen for the grandopening of the “world’sgreatest golf course”.The opening comes as

“You’ve Been Trumped”begins playing in U.K. movietheatres. The film criticisesthe way Trump, 66,bulldozed the wishes ofneighbouring landowners

to build the course amongsand dunes on the 1,400-acre (567 hectares) MenieEstate 10 miles (16kilometres) north ofAberdeen on Scotland’snortheast coast. The Scottish Wildlife

Trust is calling on Ryder Cupcaptain Colin Montgomerieand other top golfers takingpart in today’s openingceremony to boycott thoseholes built on the former siteof special scientific interestat the tycoon’s Menie Estatein Aberdeenshire.

And Patrick Harvie, theleader of the Scottish GreenParty, launched anastonishing tirade againstTrump, backing the charity’scall and claiming that thebillionaire businessman hasbeen at the centre of a sagawhich had been a“monumentalembarrassment forScotland and itsgovernments”.

Protest group TrippingUp Trump is also likely tostage a demonstration.Spokeswoman Sue Edwardssaid: “No doubt the new golfcourse and its surroundingswill all shine like a new pinfor the opening. Trump willhave his perfect golf course,and everything that doesn’tsuit his style is convenientlyhidden.”

Mr Trump, who is beingaccompanied on his visit byhis two sons, Donald Juniorand Eric, and daughterIvanka, brushed aside thecriticisms after flying intoScotland on board hisprivate Boeing 747 jet.

He said: “We havetremendous popularity. Thegovernment did a greatfavour to Scotland whenthey approved it. We’ve builtwhat many people considerthe greatest golf courseanywhere in the world – I’mvery proud of that.”

Mr Trump is expected tobe joined by Montgomerieand two other leadingScottish golfers, Paul Lawrieand Martin Laird, at today’sopening ceremony.

Tennis fans turned up to Centre Court expecting history to be made. But It was RogerFederer rather than Andy Murray who once again ripped apart the record books. Itwasn’t to be a first British winner in over 74 years, instead Federer became only thethird player to amass seven Wimbledon titles, as he drew level with Pete Sampras andWilliam Renshaw, and earned his17th Grand Slam title overall. And so “Braveheart”Andy Murray must wait again, maybe the US Open will be his first grand slam title...

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SportingSPOTLIGHT

MOTOGPCrutchlow in talkswith Ducati

Mark Webber has signed anew deal with Red Bull forthe 2013 season.The Australian held

talks about a move toFerrari but has decided tostay with the team hejoined in 2007. "It's great tobe able to make thisannouncement off theback of the win inSilverstone," said 35-year-old Webber, who narrowlybeat Fernando Alonso inSunday's British GrandPrix. "I'm looking forwardto competing on the edgeand pushing myself inevery race again nextseason."

FORMULA 1Mark Webber signs with Red Bull for 2013

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Heather Watsoncontinues good formHeather Watson backed upher run to the Wimbledonthird round by reachinground two at the Bank ofthe West Classic inStanford, UnitedStates.The 20-year-old, upto a career-high ranking of79, beat world number 49Sloane Stephens of theUnited States 7-6 (7-5) 4-66-1.Watson was brokenthree times in the first setand twice in the second,but recovered to take thethird with ease.She willnow face Belgian fifth seedYanina Wickmayer.

Cal Crutchlow hasconfirmed he is indiscussions with Ducatiabout joining their factoryMotoGP team next season.Crutchlow, 26, has had anoutstanding season for theTech 3 Yamaha team butwants a factory ride for2013. The Briton told BBCSport: "We're in deep

discussions with Ducatibecause at the momentthere's nothing for me atYamaha. I can stay at Tech 3but not on a factorymachine. You won't win atitle if you're not on a factorymachine." The best bikes inMotoGP are the six in thefactory teams of Yamaha,Ducati and Repsol Honda.They benefit from updatesand higher spec machinerybefore the other teams, wholease their bikes from thefactories.

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Trump opens his Scottish golf courseas critical film opens

Donald Trump in the rough

Roger Bannister has carriedthe Olympic torch acrossthe finish line of the Oxfordtrack where he became thefirst runner to break the 4-minute barrier for the mile58 years ago.

The 83-year-oldBannister walked 30 yardsalong the iconic track onTuesday, holding theOlympic torch in his lefthand as hundreds cheeredthe Oxford-educatedneurologist who hasbecome the embodimentof sporting achievement inBritain.

Bannister says he feels"right at home" on the

track where he ran the milein 3 minutes, 59.4 secondson May 6, 1954.

He says the strong windson a chilly, rainy Tuesdayreminded him of thathistoric day when "theweather was so bad that Inearly decided not toattempt it." He returned toOxford's Iffley Roadstadium to carry the Torch17 days ahead of London2012 and graced the sametrack in which he ran one ofthe most iconic mile runs.

Sir Roger became aworldwide phenomenon in1954 when he broke thefour-minute mile feat.

Sir Roger Bannistercarries the Olympictorch at iconic track

John Terry trial' I will not be calledracist', court hearsChelsea captain John Terrysaid he was "not prepared tobe called a racist", his trialhas heard.He is at Westminster

Magistrates' Court overallegations he racially abusedQPR's Anton Ferdinand.

The case relates to acomment allegedly made toQueen’s Park Rangersdefender Mr Ferdinandwhen the teams played lastOctober. The 31-year-oldformer England captaindenies a racially-aggravatedpublic order offence. Thecourt was played aninterview between FAinvestigator JenniferKennedy and Mr Terrycarried out a week after thegame.

In it, Mr Terry said: "I havebeen called a lot of things inmy football career on and off

the pitch, but being called aracist I am not prepared to

take. That's why I came out and made my statementimmediately. I am nothaving Anton thinking thatabout me or anyone else.That's not my character atall."

Mr Terry told theinvestigator that MrFerdinand was shoutingabuse at him over allegedlyhaving an affair with Chelseateam-mate Wayne Bridge'sgirlfriend.

John Terry arrives at court onthe second day of the hearing

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