Christian concert

PAUL Jones, lead singer of The Manfreds (formerly Manfred Mann) is heading to Spain - and you can see him free.

Together with his wife, former actress Fiona Hendley-Jones, who starred in ITV’s Widows, they will appear at the Centro Alfa & Omega in Denia on April 29 at 7pm. Fiona gave up acting to tour as a Christian speaker and together with Paul will sing and also give their Christian testimony.

She and Jones both became Christians after being invited by Cliff Richard to a large-scale evangelistic event led by Luis Palau in the early 1980s.

sentence to community work. The former Olympic handball player used his royal connections to win public contracts related to sports. He then overcharged for events before hiding the money abroad.

He was convicted of using his Mallorca-based foundation to siphon off €6 million between 2004 and 2006.

Cristina was acquitted of aiding her husband at a trial in 2017 and ordered to pay a €265,000 fine as she benefited from her husband's racket. King Felipe stripped them of their titles of the Duke and Duchess of Palma after the scandal broke.

Allegations

The couple moved to Geneva with their four children after the first allegations surfaced in 2012. Unlike her brother, King Felipe, she has not renounced her father’s inheritance, so when the former King Juan Carlos dies, she stands to inherit a fortune.

ONE ‘revenge song’ by Shakira just wasn’t enough. The Colombian superstar has just released a second aimed squarely at her ex, former Catalan footballer Gerard Pique.

She has teamed up with fellow Colombian Karol G to record TQG with the song also taking a potshot at Karol’s ex rapper Anuel AA.

The song’s title stands for ‘Te Quede Grande’, a phrase also used in Session 53, the first diss song, which was recorded with Argentine producer Bizarrap, and can be roughly translated as ‘I was too big for you’.

It turned into a world-wide smash racking up more than 350 million views on YouTube and became the moststreamed Latin song on Spotify.

FOUR Iberian lynxes have been released into the wild in the Sierra Arana region of Granada as part of a breeding program aimed at conserving the endangered species. The four wild cats, Trev elez and Tenebrio, two male Iberian lynxes and Tai and Tali, two females are now settling into their new territory.

After 40 years of ab sence of the Iberian lynx in the area, this is the second release in the Sierra Arana region in two months.

RENFE has announced its lowcost high-speed train to Andalucia from June.

Avlo trains will link Madrid with Cordoba, Sevilla and Malaga and will have stops at Ciudad Real, Puertollano, Puente Genil and Antequera.

Initially, there will be four Avlo trains: two between Madrid and Sevilla (one in each direction) and another two between Madrid and Malaga, although the timetables have yet to be set.

The Avlo service between Madrid and Alicante costs from €7.