Costa Blanca Leader 572

No 572

Monday, 8th June, 2015

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CORVERA’S OPERATING LICENCES WITHDRAWN As local airports continue to make headlines with just about everyone in the area, apart from Murcia’s politicians, questioning the viability and logic of building an airport within an hour's drive of Alicante, the future of Corvera International is being increasingly called into question.

The latest development in the ongoing saga is the recent withdrawal by the Murcia Regional Government of Operator Aeromur’s management contract, after it was

concluded that the former Minister of Development, Manuel Campos, had acted irregularly by initially granting it’s authorisation.

And what that essentially means is that all the initial airport licensing, which includes safety certification, flight path calibration, as well as a number of other management and operating licenses, are no longer valid and will have to be applied for once again.

The Regional Minister for Infrastructure, Francisco Bernabe, said that Aeromur should never have been allowed to apply for certification after their concession had been cancelled.

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However he also said that his department is now working on a new airport inventory which he hopes will be ready by the end of the month.

Once that is concluded a Private Consultant will be engaged to prepare the terms and conditions necessary which will then allow a new round of bidding by companies for the concession to operate the airport.

It can only be after this new concessionary appointment has been made, suggested as being toward the end of this year, that necessary licenses may once again be applied for. And of course there will also be one additional difficulty; the new European regulations which took effect in January will also be current, making any application process even more complicated than before.

He said that any inventory must be accurate and would be expected to include the current flight levels at San Javier Airport as well as realistic economic projections. He explained that even now the situation regarding the closure of San Javier Airport was still to be resolved, but that his department were currently working with the National Ministry of Development in a joint effort to formalise the situation, as well as drafting the necessary documentation which would outline any necessary compensation as well as its closure, which AENA would be required to sign.

The one very important factor that the Minister wouldn’t be drawn on, however, was the continuing development, or otherwise, of the adjacent Paramount Theme Park, the building of which was one of the major issues in the original decision to build the new interna-

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All very smart on the surface but will Corvera ever see passengers? tional airport. It is perhaps suggestive that the last “Official Press Release” issued by builders Premursa was 3 years ago in 2012 and that all subsequent news articles issued on their website have expertly avoided giving any sort of opening date for the new facility.

We all remember the launch three years ago when Jesus Samper, President of Santa Monica Sports Group and President and CEO of PREMURSA, said that at a cost of 10.5 million € the first park of it’s kind in Europe was aimed at turning the Murcian municipality into a continental reference in the leisure and entertainment field by 2015

But as of today Corvera airport still stands empty. The main entrance to the airport is fenced off, and there is little sign of activity within the airport compound itself, and with the Paramount theme park project seeming to have stalled, and with little argument that San Javier Airport remains a far better location than Corvera for tourists visiting Torrevieja and other popular Costa Calida seaside resorts to the south, we continue to wonder whether Corvera will simply join the country’s many other mothballed airports, testament to the falling passenger numbers and the ongoing economic pressures still being felt by us all.

THE LAST STAND FOR POLITICAL STABILITY

The political situation still remains volatile and inconclusive in many key areas of the Vega Baja, with the groups having until this weekend, June 13th, to decide and confirm what pacts will see governments formed in some town halls.

In Orihuela, the legal battles of the past look set to continue into the future after the coastal CLARO party has alleged suspected electoral fraud in the way in which voters were given directions and location allocations in which to vote, on account of them believing that many were confused by the instructions on their ballot papers and simply gave up, ultimately costing CLARO their seat in government.

Meanwhile the Partido Popular are still critical of the management of the previous government after it was revealed that the Ministry of Finance had punished Orihuela for not communicating the budgets to them, of course as history has also shown many of the problems surrounding budgets and other important notions was as a result of the continual objection by the PP which effectively paralysed the minority who were in power. A situation now even more confused by the fact that most of the PP members who were in active opposition are no longer part of the group battling to take power through a collaboration, most likely still to be

with the Ciudadanos party.

In Torrevieja, the PP mayor, Eduardo Dolón, has publicly stated that the best option for the future of the city is collaboration between his party and the Ciudadanos group. Of course he was not likely to say anything other than that given that both the Los Verdes and the The new leader of the PSOE, Fanny Serrano Rodríguez.

PSOE, the other two Could she replace Eduardo Dolon as Torrevieja’s next Mayor? key players in the municipality, are both responsible after decades of rule, it would also mean that the govfor numerous court cases brought against members of ernment would be formed by representatives who colthe PP for corruption, forgery and more, in their bid to lectively obtained the most votes.

The only question that would remain is whether or not clean up the politics of Torrevieja.

Meanwhile, the PSOE are still setting out their stall, those parties could work together, as the division of with their new head Fanny Serrano Rodríguez at the departments will inevitably lead to some people gethelm. It is believed that their intention is to create a ting the top jobs and others getting the seemingly least collaboration government will all political parties important positions, and quite how that would work apart from the Partido Popular. This would not only when the egos and ideologies take hold is the one area mean that Torrevieja is no longer governed by the PP that is still largely unknown.

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Swimming lessons for the children of the Orihuela Costa organised by the Municipal Sports Department!

We would all agree that they are very important indeed, but why, oh why, are the Costa’s children, from the two schools, CEIP de Orihuela Costa and ÍES Playa Flamenca, being forced to make evening journey’s to Orihuela City, a round trip of 70km, to undergo such training, when we have a perfectly good swimming facility in the Municipal Sports Centre in Playa Flamenca.

This is an example of another ridiculous decision by an Orihuela Councillor. Swimming lessons YES, extremely important, but dont’ drag the kids 30 miles down the road by coach for a 50 minute swimming lesson, not getting them back

to the coast until 9.30 pm at night, when there is a perfectly adequate local pool that can be used.

Yet another example of the city’s politicians paying nothing more than ‘lip service’ to the people of the Orihuela Costa.

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THE POWER OF HEALTH TOURISM IN SPAIN

As waiting lists and high prices at private hospitals and health centres across the world continue to increase a far greater number of people are now taking the option of having their treatments and medical conditions dealt with here in Spain with the latest published records showing a developing global health market that has now topped 7,000 million euro.

Led by Mexico, Turkey and Singapore, Spain currently enjoys just 1% of the market although Dr. Luis F. James, founder of Sun Life & Clinic feels that they should be doing much better "This year it is expected that private health tourism patients will represent 500 million euros in direct costs here in Spain, a figure that should easily double by 2020. To that of course we must add the indirect costs, hotels, tourism, transport and food, for the patient and his companions, which is an extremely important market," said Jose Ramon Meco, industry consultant at Deloitte Health.

Spain has 455 private hospitals which are responsible for 3.38% of the national wealth, according to IDIS. In Alicante, SHA Wellness Clinic has grown at an annual rate of 20% for the last six years.

Medical staff are draws from 35 different countries and of it’s patients 80% are said to be foreign.

The reason why Spain is quickly becoming a highly regarded medical community in Europe is because it has lower cost of living yet the standard of living is much higher. The prices vary depending

on the area with the cost of living much higher in the city centers whereas rural areas offer better cost advantage. The costs and standards of health care, subsequently, vary according to the geographic location.

The country offers a diverse set of medical treatments which is equivalent to the best of the world, some say it’s better than those in U.K. and with an excellent network of hospitals that are second to no other country. The Spanish medical system also represents every possible medical specialty.

Prices for medical treatment in Spain vary depending on the surgery or the corresponding treatment.

However, patients can easily expect around 30% to 70% savings. For example, a nose re-shaping in a private U.K. hospital would cost patients anywhere between GBP 3,000 and GBP 4,000, but in Spain the patients can get the same surgery for GBP 2,400.

Another example, cosmetic surgery in U.K. is around 60% more than in the Spain, and knee or hip replacements, are around half of the cost in Spain that the patients would pay in the United Kingdom.

Since Medical tourism not only involves curing illnesses but also total health rejuvenation, Spain has made a name for itself because of the numerous health spots. Many of the hospitals and clinics are located in some of Spain’s most exotic locations where the soothing warm environment makes a real good ambience for a relaxed recovery after the surgery.

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NIGHTCLUB CLOSING DOWN Los Verdes accused Torrevieja Council of breaching its own ruling last week of failing to close down the nightclub located at number 128 de la calle Concordia in Torrevieja. According to ‘the Greens’ the club should have closed 2 weeks ago following the judgment passed by the Ayuntamiento Planning Department on 7th April but it still remains open despite protests by local residents.

VEGA BAJA TRANSPLANT UNIT A Transplant patient was on hand at an Information desk in the Vega Baja Hospital last Tuesday on the occasion of National Transplant Day. He was there in collaboration with the Alicante Association to Fight Kidney Disease (Alcer) who were using the opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of organ donation. The patient spent the day explaining his experience and how he lived through the whole process. The transplant unit began operations in August 1997 and has since conducted a total of 234 organ and tissue extractions, which has enabled more than 300 patients to move away from dialysis treatments.

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EL COLEGIO DE HURCHILLO HONOURS LOCAL GRANDPARENTS El colegio de Hurchillo paid tribute to local grandparents last week who help with the education of their grandchildren.

Children were asked to bring their grandparents into school where tributes were paid at a general assembly in recognition of the assistance they provide with the education and the upbringing of their grandchildren.

Always on the last Friday in May, similar tributes have been held at the school for the last 25 years. The evening event included poetry readings, plays and songs dedicated to the grandparents who help with the education of the ‘new generations’, be it with homework, packing lunches or simply accompanying their grandchildren to and from school.

The event was named the Super Grandfather school was Antonio Espinosa Guillen and Superabuela, Lola Torah Vergara. The school management said yesterday that this "is one of the most emotional events conducted by the center, which wants to record the gratitude that the school has all the grandparents'.

The Super Grandfather was named as Antonio Espinosa Guillen while Lola Torah Vergara was awarded with the super grandmother prize.

The school headmaster said that ‘this is one of the most emotional events conducted by the center, which feels it

is extremely important to acknowledge and to record the gratitude that the school has to all the grandparents'.

‘EL CAMPICO’ CONTINUES TO TRADE DESPITE COURT JUDGEMENT Guardamar’s ‘El Campico’ market continues to open despite a warning from a rival market manager that he will denounce the Municipal Council for violating a judgment of the Superior Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) in that it has been operating without a license for over 20 years.

He alleges that the market, which is located on rural land, is operating outside the law, and does not have permis-

sion to trade. This follows judgments in 2010 ordering its cessation.

The manager, who did not wish to be identified to the press, is said to have filed a brief asking the City Council to take appropriate measures ordering its closure following the ruling of the Supreme Court. He says that such businesses operating without a license, harms other markets in the region that do have operating permits and are trading legally.

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‘Twitters from the Atlantic’ By Barrie Mahoney Barrie Mahoney was a head teacher and school inspector in the UK, as well as a reporter in Spain, before moving to the Canary Islands to launch and edit a new English language newspaper. He enjoys life in the sun as a columnist and author, and continues to write a series of popular novels, books for expats, as well as designing mobile apps and websites to promote the Canary Islands.

ISLAND PRIDE Visitors to the Canary Island of Gran Canaria may be forgiven for thinking that it is a non-stop party island. The recent successful vote in Ireland for equal marriage, the Eurovision Song Contest and Maspalomas Pride have created an atmosphere of one long, heady party.

The Canary Islands are blessed with one of the best climates in the world, which lends itself to an endless succession of parties and outdoor living. However, I can assure readers that we do get down to doing some work as well, but at our own pace.

Maspalomas Pride, which is often billed as 'the largest Pride event in Europe', once again drew thousands of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, and transgendered visitors to the island from all over Europe and further afield. There were also huge numbers of straight visitors too; many having visited in earlier years, and had such a good time that they come again each year to relive and share the experience.

Maspalomas Pride is a huge two-week party, with many spin off events, but above all it is a time to demonstrate equal rights, tolerance and equality, as well as a time to remember that respect and acceptance are not concepts yet shared across the world. The rainbow flag remains the centrepiece of the celebrations to remember those people across the world that still suffer from appalling discrimination and cruelty. Maspalomas Pride seeks to celebrate and give thanks for the freedoms enjoyed in Spain and the Canary Islands, as well as other countries that respect this equality. This event was one of the biggest Pride events ever seen on the island, with more than 80,000 visitors

and residents lining the parade route.

Visitors often ask me why Gran Canaria, which is the third largest Canary Island by landmass, has become such a draw for gay and lesbian tourists. Gran Canaria has a well-deserved reputation for inclusivity and equality that has embraced gay and lesbian visitors for many years.

People of all races, colour and religions live and work on the island and, in the main, happily coexist together. It is an island where the old adage 'live and let live' still strongly applies; as long as your activities don't hurt anyone else, then you are welcome. After visiting the island over many years, this was one of the main reasons that my partner and myself chose to move here; it was a decision that we have never regretted.

The Yumbo Centre, which is the main 'gay centre' and the centre for Pride is an uninspiring building, built 40 plus years ago as an arena. Over the years, it was slowly converted and now houses 40 plus gay bars, saunas, drag shows, supermarkets, gadget shops, cafe bars and restaurants. To some, it looks like a badly worn multi-storey car park, which by day is a rather tacky commercial centre. However, by night, this uninspiring heap of concrete transforms itself into a throbbing and lively centre with something for everyone.

From its early days, the Yumbo Centre became a beacon of hope for many gay men and women, and a place where they could relax and be themselves. It is a place where many relationships have begun, and ended, but above all it continues to be a place where gay men and women continue to feel safe, welcomed and valued.

So how did all this begin? I recall a conversation that I had with an elderly man, an ex-soldier, many years ago when I first visited the island. He told me that during the Spanish Civil War, the dictator, General Franco, would exile any soldier who was found to be gay to

The Party atmosphere of Maspalomas Pride

an island penal colony that was far away from the Spanish mainland; that island was Gran Canaria.

As the Pride procession and parties take place, my mind often goes back to this story and the fight for equality that has taken place over the centuries in Spain, as well as elsewhere in the world. The fight for equality and acceptance continue, but I am sure that those exiled Spanish soldiers would be very impressed with the part that this small island in the Atlantic has played in the fight for equality and justice for all.

If you enjoyed this article, take a look at Barrie’s websites: www.barriemahoney.com and www.thecanaryislander.com or read his latest book, ‘Escape to the Sun’ (ISBN: 9780957544444). Available as paperback, Kindle and iBooks. iPhone/iPad and Android Apps: ExpatInfo, CanaryIsle and CanaryGay now available. © Barrie Mahoney

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A vehicle belonging to the Guardia Civil in Pilar de la Horadada had to be abandoned last week when the two officers using it were attacked by fleas while on patrol.

They initially thought it was the rural terrain through which they were travelling but when the bites persisted they realized that the vehicle was actually infested. The situation, the second in only a couple of weeks, was immediately denounced by their union, The Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC).

A spokesman said that this is just one of many occupational hazards faced by Guardia officers and that the vehicle had now been taken out of service subject to its fumigation.

One of the agents said he was bitten on the arm on a number of occasions before he realized that the vehicle was infested by fleas.

A similar incident was reported just two weeks ago in a vehicle belonging to the Guardia Civil stationed in Fontcalent Prison.

The AUGC in Alicante issued a statement saying that they regret the incidents, both of which resulted in injuries to officers, and that they have to work daily in such precarious conditions, whilst the authorities seem to show little care.

However sources at the headquarters of the Civil Guard said that they were unaware of the incident in Pilar de la Horadada.

PILAR REA DY FOR SUMMER SEASON The Tourist Information office in Pilar de la Horadada, introduced it’s new summer opening schedule last week at their office in the Plaza Campoamor 2. Through till 30 September the new opening hours are 10am-7pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 1pm on Sundays.

The department will provide detailed information to anyone visiting the town, 50% of which are expected to be overseas visitors from the UK, Germany and Scandinavia. All statistics will be coordinated and published on the dedicated website www.visitpilardelahoradada.com The PilareĂąa Tourism Office moved to the center of town four years ago. It is currently situated on the ground floor of the Town Hall, where it has grown substantially in the number of visitors, from just 6744 in 2012 to 9141 in 2014, an increase of almost 30%. That number is expected to increase once again in the coming season.

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101 NOT OUT The mayor of Torrevieja, Eduardo Dolon, along with Councillor of the Third Age, Inmaculada Montesinos, visited Abelardo Carballo Belmonte last Wednesday morning, at his home in Los Balcones, on his 101st birthday.

The mayor presented former soldier Abelardo with a plaque commemorating his birthday on which was inscribed "with our congratulations and affection in your 101 birthday."

Abelardo Carballo was born in 1914 in the Galician city of Ourense and has lived in the same house in Los Balcones since 1970. Still in very good health, he delighted in sharing a number of anecdotes with Snr Dolon and the Councillor, reflecting on his 45 years in Torrevieja.

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ASOCIACION HAPPY ANIMALES SPANIEN "Happy Animales Spanien" is a registered charity which is committed to the welfare of impoverished and abandoned animals. You will find it, 2 or 3 km north of Villamartin on the right hand side of the canal, heading toward San Miguel de Salinas, and believe me, it is well worth a visit.

on hard times. Mona Novak Fassbinder was a regular client, she often rode out and when she began to see a deterioration in the condition of the horses she decided that action must be taken, so together with a few friends, she set about tackling the numerous problems.

Accommodated in outbuildings in and around an old finca the volunteers look after a variety of abandoned and sick animals that would otherwise starve to death or be put down. Currently in their charge there are three ponies, half a dozen horses, two pot bellied pigs, six or seven goats, chickens and a couple of dogs, a number of which are in need of regular medication or medical attention.

Since those early days there have been many developments, the charity has now been formalized, the site secured, and a number of volunteers attend the centre on a regular basis but as the establishment became known to the wider public it also attracted the regular arrival of new animals, most of them also in need of help and medication.

Founded only a couple of years ago, in spring 2013, the charity came about when the owner of a horse riding school located on the site fell

Initially food was purchased for the animals with their own money.

The group then embarked on a fund raising mission collecting anything and everything that they could sell on for a profit. Local companies were approached for donations; friends were cajoled into helping, and so began the formation of the Happy Animales Charity.

But the charity’s success brings with it, of course, many additional problems, not least of which is the need for additional funding and volunteers.

Financially it survives on donations from members of the public, in

addition to which there is an onsite bbq and entertainment on the last Saturday of every month. When I was shown around the site by Sol last weekend local vocalist Anni Perko was singing to a crowd of about a hundred people who were all enjoying the best of German refreshment and cuisine.

“We really do need far more help and funding than we are currently able to attract” she said. “I think that there are many people who simply don’t know that we exist so close to Villamartin so I am hoping that the publicity that you are able to give us in the Leader might help to change all that”.

More information, including contact details, is available on their website at HYPERLINK "http://www.happyanimalesspanien.com" www.happyanimalesspanien.com or on Facebook at Finca de San Miguel de Salinas where you will find details of how you can either donate, become a member of the Association, sponsor an animal from just 5 euro a month, or volunteer your time and help. Alternatively you can email sol at nicosolm@hotmail.com. She will be happy to have a chat and even show you around.

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FINE DINING UNDER THE MEDITERRANEAN SUN LA RIPAILLE - Paseo de Los Marineros - Torrevieja When we come to Spain we love to lead the Spanish way of life under the sun. So, to enjoy the Spanish way of life we need to sample the gastronomic food and this then creates the question – where shall we eat? The answer is La Ripaille in Torrevieja.

This restaurant blends together the flavours and tastes of the Mediterranean areas of Italy, Spain and France. La Ripaille translated means to “feast” and this is exactly what this restaurant can offer you – a feast of the Mediterranean.

So what is different about this kitchen? First and foremost it sources the freshest produce and carefully selects them to create a gastronomic delight of flavours. In addition, it also takes the unusual twist of the Orient common in Mediterranean cuisine of the Southern regions.

This is the kitchen of the South, sun and seafood. When you taste the food from this kitchen you become “alive· with the aromas, flavours and tastes alive, the blood runs faster as you breathe in the tastes of the Mediterranean.

French cuisine legislator many of the principles of cooking and the rapid burst of Spanish cuisine, the so-called gastronomic revolution of the eighties in Catalonia and San Sebastian is the result of the work of famous French chefs in the preceding years. Today we are all familiar and fond of French cuisine and are familiar with frogs legs or snails in

garlic sauce, smoked duck, lamb and fresh fish La Ripaille will share the secrets of their success with and all of this from the beachside of Torrevieja.

Perfect.. And all this on the beach, In addition you will find an interesting selection of Spanish and French wines. The prices are good.

Find out about evening programs: Thursdays and Fridays, the restaurant offers live music and various Oriental nights Oriental dances and special hookahs.

Book a table by phone in advance.

672 513 545 Restaurant La Ripalle www.restaurantelaripalle.com If yo have any questions or feedback for food critic Dmitri Quesadov send them by email to: Quesadov@gmail.com.

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FREE LUNCH SPAIN

The team at Free Lunch Spain are celebrating their first anniversary of informing the community about life in Spain.

Since June last year experts from four local companies have answered over 1,000 questions from the people who have attended. This has been a fantastic and a really great opportunity to get all the facts.

Everybody is able to ask the experts in various fields about how things work in Spain which is a fantastic opportunity.

Once again the highly respected UK & Spanish companies based in Costa Blanca are inviting all British, Irish & European nationals, spending time or living in Spain, to a meeting to answer all the questions they have regarding life in Spain. Some of the topics that will be covered will be as follows:Savings Wills – New law in place from August 17th Pensions Inheritance law and taxes in Spain

Currency exchange Spanish funeral system Experts from four companies will also be providing professional advice on all these topics and answering all the questions.

Everybody who wishes to attend the event can send their questions in advance and the answer will be provided at the meeting. How fantastic is that!! We could have all done with this type of event ages ago.

Once all the questions have been answered then everybody will get a free lunch at Quesada Fish & Chips in Quesada.

The events will begin at 12 noon on Thursday 11th June 2015. Lunch will be served at 1.30pm To register your question and to attend this unique event you can e-mail freelunchspain@gmail.com with your name address and telephone number or call 966 799 070. Spaces are limited so I am off to register right now. The thing is I have about ten questions that need answers. Apparently the experts will have an answer for each one! Great news.

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WORLDS OLDEST MURDER MYSTERY Scientists have found evidence of the earliest known homicide in a 4,30,000-year-old human skull in Spain. The fossilized skull discovered deep inside a Spanish cave in the Atapuerca mountains belonged to a primitive member of the Neanderthal lineage.

The research was carried out at the archaeological site of the Sima de los Huesos Spanish for 'Pit of the Bones'.

The site is located deep within an underground cave system and contains the skeletal remains of at least 28 individuals that lived during the Middle Pleistocene time period.

The murder victim suffered two penetrating fractures on the forehead's left side above the eye. The presence fractures of similar size on the frontal bone strongly suggested right-handed member had stuck the skull during a face- to-face conflict and was killed.

Paleontologist Nohemi Sala of Madrid's Centro Mixto UCM-ISCIII de Evolucion y Comportamiento Humano said, "This individual was killed in an act of lethal interpersonal violence, providing a window into an often-invisible aspect of the social life of our human ancestors.

In the fossil record, there are many cases of traumatic injury, but not a lot of evidence of killing".

Sala and her colleagues identify them as members of the species Homo heidelbergensis, an early human ancestor that gave rise to the Neanderthals.

The researchers interpreted the wounds, each nearly an inch (2 cm) wide by using forensic methods like those employed by police. The wounds are the evidence of bluntforce trauma that occurred around the time of death. The body was then dropped down a 43-foot shaft into a cave, where it lay for nearly half a million years.

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MORE SALT PLEASE The Maltese flagged freighter "Katherine," ladened with 18,000 tonnes of salt, left Torrevieja last week bound for Nigeria. This is the third such consignment that has left these shores for the African nation this year. Nigeria buys $1.5bn-worth of salt a year, in order to feed domestic demand and its oil industry.

ORIHUELA FIRE Four hectares of forest were destroyed in a fire at the weekend in the small Orihuela hamlet of Raiguero Oriolana Levante.

The origin is thought to be an uninhabited house in the area known as La Rivera, at kilometer 682 on the N340. The fire was discovered by a national Police patrol who were making their routine tour of the rural area, who in turn alerted the emergency services.

SCHOOL PROTEST A human chain was formed by members of the Association of Parents (AMPA) at del colegio público Antonio Sequeros in Benejuzar last week in protest at the Ministry of Education’s decision to introduce part time school hours for the children through to the summer holiday break. The demo was also attended by political representatives.

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ENJOY 4 STAR BARCELONA CITY BY TRAIN Travel by train to this large, lively, exciting coastal city. Visit all the exciting places that you have heard of!

See the thought provoking buildings of Antonio Gaudi. His masterpiece of course being the "unfinished cathedral" which was built in the late 19th century as a tribute to the coming 20th century, and still remains unfinished in the 21st century, but what a stunning piece of architecture it is. Then, marvel at the wonderful Camp Nou football stadium, home to the mighty Barcelona football club and a whole range of other sporting teams, basketball, volley ball, base ball and so on. Then on the outskirts, you have the university parks centred round the old Royal Palace. Then there is the mountain of the Jews (Montjuic), with a castle overlooking the bay. Cable cars sweep across from here to the port and beyond.

The 1992 Olympics were held in Barcelona and the city still benefits from the superb facilities built for this event. In the Marina hundreds of small yachts bob up and down in the waves created by passing mini cruisers which are packed with happy sightseers. In the nearby "Rambla" clearly the best known street in Spain, passers by are entertained by an incredible variety of performers, busking for an income.

This ranges from highly talented to outright zany. Flower vendors and artists compete with the entertainers for the many thousands of euros, which pass hands every day in this street. In the square in front of the original theatre, you encounter "classy" buskers, mostly music students earning a crust, playing some genuinely beautiful music on the cello, violin, and harp amongst other instruments. Barcelona buzzes night and day and in this city you will never run out of things to see.

A city like no other, it is simply fabulous. Now this superb low cost excursion, makes all this available to you at a really affordable price, because once again David’s Coachtrips SL has come up with a great package. 4 days B&B in a 4* Barcelona City hotel. train, plus transfers by coach and a city tour included. A really fabulous price 295₏.

Dates July 10-13 Call (0034) 966785910 to reserve your place or visit our web site on www.coachtripsonline.com

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RENEW AL OF EUROPEAN DRIVING LICENSES

EU driving licenses are valid for driving throughout the Spanish territory. The renewal of EU driving licenses requires the holder to undergo psychometric aptitude tests and be legally resident in Spain.

WHO NEEDS TO RENEW? The latest EU Directive 2006/126/CE states that holders of EU driving licenses that have expired or are about to expire need to renew their license.

Holders of EU driving licenses that are valid indefinitely or for more than 15 years for Group 1 (AM, A1, A2, A, B & BE) or valid for 5 years or more for Group 2 (BTP, C1, C1E, C, CE, D1, D1E, D, DE) need to renew their license providing they have been legally resident in Spain for 2 years since 19th January 2013.

TWO EXAMPLES EU license holders that are valid indefinitely or for more than 15 years, who are legally resident in Spain before or up to 19th January 2013, should renew their driving license from 19th January 2015.

EU license holders that are valid indefinitely or for more than 15 years, who are legally resident in Spain since 6th June 2014, should renew their driving license from 6th June 2016.

HOW TO RENEW This can be done in the local office of the Spanish Traffic Department, by calling 060 and making an appointment, or online at www.dgt.es DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED Official application form (available from local Spanish Traffic Dept. or download from www.dgt.es) Proof of identity and residency EU driving license. Original and a photocopy Results from psychometric aptitude tests from recognised and authorised centre A recent photograph 32mm x 26mm IN THE INTERESTS OF ROAD SAFETY These procedures have been implemented to comply with driving license regulations (Directive 2006/126/CE) in an effort to help increase road safety in general. Countries of the European Union have a single driving license for all 28 members, in a drive to harmonise the more than 110 different types of driving licenses currently in circulation.

We hope the information provided in this article is of interest.

If you would like to contact Linea Directa please call:

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CAR HIRE CONFUSION AS PAPER DRIVING LICENCE SCRAPPED GEM Motoring Assist is warning drivers of holiday car hire confusion and delay when the paper counterpart driving licence becomes obsolete today Monday (8 June 2015).

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is scrapping the paper counterpart licence that accompanies all plastic photocard licences. This means information about penalty points can only be accessed online, by phone or through the post from DVLA. Anyone hiring a car will need to log in online at the DVLA (www.viewdrivingrecord.service.gov.uk) to generate a licence check code.

This will be valid for 72 hours and should be given to the hire company who will be able to access driver details.

To access the site, drivers will need to provide their driving licence number, post code and national insurance number.

GEM chief executive David Williams MBE says: “We predict long car hire delays, particularly at overseas holiday destinations, simply because many car hire firms are going to be unaware of the changes and are likely to want to examine a paper document, even though it will not be valid.

“The scrapping of the paper licence gives already stressed holidaymakers one more task to remember before setting off. Worse still, if they’re not hiring a car until later in their holiday, they will be forced to find internet access at their foreign destination, something that could be expensive as well as inconvenient.

“Our advice is to obtain the licence check code as instructed by DVLA, but also to keep the paper counterpart licence as a back-up when you travel, even though it will have no legal status. After all, if a rental desk is unfamiliar with the new rules, then producing your counterpart paper licence might be the only way for you to get behind the wheel of your holiday rental vehicle.”

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Paper driving licences issued before the photocard was introduced in 1998 will remain valid.

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112 - THE ‘ONE STOP’ EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER

If you are unfortunate to find yourself in a life threatening situation, whatever your emergency, be it the need for the police, fire, ambulance, coast guard, one number is all you need from any fixed or mobile phone, the number 112.

During the month of May, the 112 Emergency Coordination Centre for the Valencia region handled 264,635 calls, and managed a total of 54 496 incidents.

Of the total number of incidents managed, 27 652 were in the province of Valencia, 20,312 in Alicante and 5,916 in Castellon, the remaining 616 from neighbouring regions which were transferred to the appropriate emergency centres.

The majority of incidents were health related, with 32,268 calls, followed by 8,188 incidents relating to public safety. There were 2,490 traffic related incidents, 1,739 fires and 1,353 related to the environment.

The 112 number is a European wide initiative and your call can be

dealt with in your own native language. For example, in May, the Valencia centre dealt with 1,358 incidents which were reported in other languages, 705 of which were in English, 114 in German and 83 in French.

The 112 number is a European standard number. It is also standard on mobile phones and will work even if the phone is locked.

The numbers were first chosen as being beneficial partly because using two different numbers reduced the possibility of accidental dialling. It was for this reason that the German police changed their emergency number to force a different key press, for example.

Another benefit was for the old style rotary diallers. Many phone owners chose to lock the dial to prevent misuse, by putting the lock in hole number 3 meant that the emergency number could still be dialled by anybody without a key.

Whatever your emergency and wherever you might be, the one number to remember is 112, because your call will always be answered

NINE ARRESTS AT LOCAL AIRPORTS Officers from the Guardia Civil have arrested nine people, eight of them male and one woman, all aged between 22 and 42 and of Romanian nationality, believed to be involved in a series of robberies from foreign travellers arriving at Alicante-Elche and Murcia San Javier airports.

The information released on Monday reveals that the arrests occurred late last month in the towns of Guardamar del Segura and Formentera after the investigation began in April when officers became aware of a series of robberies with similarities.

The gang would track and follow their victims, mainly early in the evening, using rental vehicles that frequently changed, thus hindering surveillance. Upon following their victims to their destination the gang would then rob them of their belongings, often unseen.

During the course of the investigation officers identified the group as being responsible for robberies on the Orihuela Costa, Torrevieja, Algorfa, San Miguel de Salinas, Calpe and La Manga del Mar Menor.

During the raids of the homes the officers recovered several bags, a mobile phone and 1,150 euro in cash that corresponded to items stolen in robberies.

The detainees have been brought before the courts in Orihuela for processing.

TR AFFIC OFFICER INJURED A Guardia Civil traffic officer was injured on Wednesday in the Canillas de Abajo area, when assisting a motorist who had broken down.

The incident occurred at 11:00 on the A-62 in the Salamanca direction when the officer went to assist the stranded motorist.

As the officer approached the vehicle the radiator exploded and sprayed antifreeze into his face, resulting in him ingesting some of the toxic material.

Medics treated the 40 year old officer at the scene before transferring him to the hospital in the city of Salamanca for further treatment.

and dealt with by a team of professionals, in your own language, who will coordinate the emergency, whatever it might be.

The only other piece of advice which needs to be considered is to know where you are if possible. Giving as much location information to the call operator will make for a quicker response.

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ORIENTAL PARTY AND HOOKAHS AT EL TEMA El Tema is a fantastic Mediterranean tavern set against the backdrop of the sun where the management and staff aim to preserve the rich, succulent flavours of the local cuisine of the Vega Baja area as the chefs creatively develop and enhance the food to produce that of modern Mediterranean cuisine.

The local neighborhood is rich in unique products recognized by connoisseurs which are really the best that the world can offer: from the finest olive oil from the Finca Masia del Altet to artichokes from Benicarlo; the grapes from the Vinolopoto melons from Toro Pacheco and many other fresh and exciting ingredients. All of these products are continual Champions in many world culinary competitions and events.

We use ancient and trusted family recipes, but add the twist of modern gastronomy to bring you traditional delicious meals, with a variety of ingredients.

Our wine list is growing daily and will help you to evaluate the leap into quality that Spanish winemaking has done over the last 10 years. We continue to carry out wine tastings from different regions, to organize gastronomic events and dinners, as we srive to constantly improve our wine list, our menu and menu of tapas.

Our chef is an expert of the foods of this area. He produces a varied menu with lots of tapas and snacks. For

only 8.5 euros you can try a set menu including a variety of appetizers from our taverns.

Our main principles: - only fresh food, using local produce uncompromising freshness. Oysters from the Bay of Santa Pola, red shrimp from the local Bay, Galician beef. We are also preparing Premium American Angus beef.

We also offer: wine and gastronomic tasting of Spanish products on Wednesdays, special musical programs every Thursday through to Saturday, oyster sets at special prices. Our bodega and the wine list is carefully compiled and is updated each season, we follow all wine innovations and achievements of Spain.

The quality of most wines far exceeds the price level of the wine in the map ( from12 euros per bottle). The Bodegas Jose Pariente, PazoSenorans, Valderiz, Luis Canas, Carcheloetc . You can also buy or order any wine for the price of economy-the manufacturer.

Join us for our next event this coming Friday 12 June - An Oriental Style party.

Arabian and Indian dances. The best hookahs on the coast.

So if you want a unique and fantastic night out look no further than El Tema which you will find just off the main road in Quesada. For more information see the main ad on page 5 or call the restaurant on:

663 532 066

FUN DAY ‘REACHES OUT’ TO LOCAL COMMUNITY Eddie Coleman, event organiser of the annual Fun Day, which was held on Sunday 24th May at Playa Flamenca beach side, is shown here presenting Karolina Leonard, the President of ‘Reach Out Torrevieja’, with a donation of 600.

This very worthwhile local charity rely on the public, not only money, but clothes, toiletries, and saleable goods that they can move on through their retail outlet.

A further €250 was also given to Karolina for the mother and baby home which is also located in

Torrevieja.

Additionally, a Fund Day Raffle was held during the function, with the first prize of a very generous Food Hamper, won by Mrs Christine Nickel, who kindly donated the basket, also to the charity.

Reach Out is an entirely voluntary organisation and 100% of all donations are used to benefit the homeless and poor in the Torrevieja area.

Eddie is shown below (3rd left) along with Dave Young and Karolina of Reach Out and fellow event organiser Jean Heald.

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LAST WEEK’S ANSWERS

CAN YOU FIT THE WORDS INTO THE GRID BELOW

L EA D E R T R I V I A Q U I Z 1. In what would a Cryptologist specialise?

2. Which is Britain’s oldest Sunday newspaper?

3. What is the highest rank in the British Army?

4. According to advertising research, which word attracts the most attention is it, sex, free, sale or money?

5. Which language is a mixture of German, Hebrew, Polish and Russian, with a few French and Italian words thrown in?

6. Which stretch of water is known as La Manche by the French?

7. Which ology is the study of mountains?

8. Spell the word accommodate.

9. Which rank in the Police force is immediately above Chief Inspector?

10. What slang word links a sausage and an old car?

11. Which actor played The Boston Strangler on film?

12. In July 1923 what freak weather conditions killed 23 people in Rostov, USSR? 13. According to Rudyard Kipling which animal walked by himself and was the wildest of all the wild animals?

14. David Block and David Quayle founded which store in Southampton in 1969?

15. Which English town is an anagram of ancestral?

16. Which is taller: the Great Pyramid or the Eiffel Tower?

17. What are the first names of former hippies called Cohen and Greenfield who sold their successful business to Unilever in April 2000?

18. Which 2 London boroughs begin with 'E'?

19. Where were you most likely to see the gatekeeper outside Sir John Houblon's home if you are lucky, that is!

20. What album remained on billboards album charts for a record 741 consecutive weeks?

d-a-t-e. 9. Superintendent, 10. Banger, 11. Tony Curtis, 12. Giant Yiddish. 6. The English Channel, 7. Orology, 8. A-c-c-o-m-m-o1. Cracking codes, 2. The Observer, 3. Field Marshall, 4. Free. 5.

Solution on Page 39

hailstones, 13. The Cat, 14. B & Q, 15. Lancaster, 16. Eiffel

DOWN 1. Flasher disturbing Isabel on beach (7,6) 2. Send back the stopwatch (5) 3. It's not cheap, darling (4) 4. Flags like a doctor with a love for operations (6) 5. A waterfall you can't see clearly through (8) 6. Mocks Mr. O'Connor who has dire trouble (7) 7. One owing money includes a prayer for his adversary (4,9) 12. Stay with them, maybe, and find a gemstone (8) 13. Do dish gin around (7) 15. The tender trap? (6) 18. Polished boat parts up (5) 19. Shakespeare's return is dull (4)

Unsuitable (13) Poisonous (5) Chamber (4) Habit (6) Counted (8) Incident (7) Be censorious (3,2,8) Blood-feud (8) Cleanliness (7) Hit (6) Analogous (5) Final (4)

Tower, 17. Ben and Jerrie, 18. Ealing, Enfield, 19. Back of a £50

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Uninterested, having been brought up without love (5) Indeed the police made up their minds (7) Graduate writes about the awful mogul's back pain (7) Pulsate in a bathrobe (5) Overfill with teas, perhaps (4) Crop said to be intermittent (8) Returning American politician finds a cesspool (4) Experts employed in court battles (4) Moved set piles of letters (8) Man you write lies about? (4) He has clubs in his hand (5) Tease people in harmful act (7) A new thing, i.e. something that isn't worn out (7) He might break out (5)

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QUICK ACROSS: 3 Testimony; 8 Earn; 9 Assistant; 10 Income; 11 Henna; 14 Allot; 15 Sure; 16 Young; 18 Lend; 20 Abode; 21 Texas; 24 Hearse; 25 Hilarious; 26 Epic; 27 Unclouded.

DOWN: 1 Desirable; 2 Truculent; 4 Ease; 5 Tribe; 6 Matins; 7 Nuns; 9 Amity; 11 Hours; 12 Autograph; 13 Reverence; 17 Games; 19 Detail; 22 Adieu; 23 Sign; 24 Huge.

CRYPTIC ACROSS: 3 Space-suit; 8 Rite; 9 Mouse-trap; 10 Viewed; 11 Wears; 14 Dowse; 15 Stir; 16 Dream; 18 Nose; 20 Aimed; 21 Essay; 24 Posers; 25 Numerator; 26 Lena; 27 Seventeen.

DOWN: 1 Providing; 2 Otherwise; 4 Prod; 5 Caste; 6 Sitars; 7 Ivan; 9 Mewed; 11 Weedy; 12 Stampedes; 13 Tradesman; 17 Major; 19 Essene; 22 Apart; 23 Luce; 24 Pole.

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Admit (7) 8.

Concerned (7) 9.

Damp (5) 10. Choose (4) 11. Humiliation (4-4) 13. Attention (4) 14. Gala (4) 16. Stiffness (8) 17. Suspend (4) 20. Vigilant (5) 21. Fancy (7) 22. Lift up (7) 23. Handle (5)

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TELL THE WORLD YOU LOOK GREAT IN GLASSES Spectacle Wearer of the Year Competition Now Underway Optical group Specsavers Opticas want to celebrate specs as a fashion statement and great accessory, not merely a visual aid. To highlight and reward the millions of ordinary people in Spain who look amazing in their glasses they launched the Spectacle Wearer of the Year Awards last week.

People can enter until the 5th July via Facebook and online at en.specsavers.es/loveglasses At the end of the competition, one champion will win a cash prize of €500 and five semi-finalists will win a pair of designer frames worth 159 €.

Natasha Gray, Frame Communications Manager and Global Stylist from Specsavers commented “We want to find people who make their specs a key part of their identity, no matter what their age or style, and love the way they look in their glasses. There will be winners representing a range of ages thanks to our new age categories, so we hope lots of people will have fun with selfies which celebrate their unique sense of style.”

From 1st June entrants simply need to submit a recent colour photo of themselves wearing glasses. Anyone from the age of 16 or over can enter and there are five age categories; 16-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-59, 60+. The person crowned the overall Spectacle Wearer of the Year will win €500 and a pair of designer frames. There will also be a semifinalist from each age category who will each win a pair of designer frames. More information, terms and conditions can be found on the website – en.specsavers.es/loveglasses All Specsavers staff are fully trained to offer style advice on the latest trends and frames to suit all face shapes and help make glasses wearers look and feel great. People can also enter in store at one of the eight Specsavers Opticas in Spain; Marbella and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol, Santa Ponça in Mallorca, Calpe, Javea, Benidorm, Guardamar del Segura and Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca.

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8TH June

07:00 Breakfast. 10:15 Crimewatch Roadshow. 11:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 12:00 Claimed and Shamed. 12:30 Family Finders. 13:15 Bargain Hunt.

14:00 BBC News at One. 14:30 Regional News and Weather. 14:45 Doctors. 15:15 Perfection. 16:00 Escape to the Country. 17:00 The Box. 17:30 Flog It. 18:15 Pointless. 19:00 BBC News at Six. 19:30 Regional News and Weather. 20:00 The One Show.

20:30 Nigel Slater: Eating Together. Food writer and cook Nigel Slater takes a tour of the diversity in modern British home cooking. Nigel meets three of Britain’s best home cooks to discover well-loved soup recipes that have come from around the world. He meets Miles, whose mum brought her recipe for spicy fish tea with her when she moved to Trowbridge from Jamaica in the 1960s, and Sumiko, for a lesson in the art of Japanese miso soup. Finally, he heads to 87year-old Regina’s kitchen in Leeds to find out how she makes the Jewish classic chicken soup, joining her family for a Friday night Shabbat dinner.

21:00 EastEnders. Ronnie continues to grow suspicious of Charlie and Roxy’s relationship. Sharon refuses to be beaten and steps up her game plan at the Albert. Masood learns a shocking revelation from Shirley.

21:30 GM Food - Cultivating Fear. A new generation of GM foods is winning over governments and former critics of the technology, and scientists say the crops could help feed people in the developing world. So are those who oppose GM doing more harm than good?

22:00 The Met. Documentary following the officers of Britain’s biggest and busiest police service as they deal with life, death, crime and its victims, all across the capital. In 2011, a 29-year-old black man and suspected gang member called Mark Duggan was fatally shot by a firearms officer in Tottenham. The officer believed Duggan had a gun and that he might use it.

23:00 BBC News at Ten. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

23:25 Regional News and Weather. The latest local news, sport and weather.

23:35 Have I Got a Bit More News for You. The extended version of the satirical news quiz. Regular team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop are joined

by a guest host and guest panellists including James Acaster.

00:20 The Graham Norton Show. Graham Norton presents his talk show. On his sofa are movie star Samuel L Jackson, actor and writer Stephen Merchant and American comedian Amy Schumer. Plus music from Muse, who perform Mercy.

01:05 Weather for the Week Ahead. 01:10 BBC News.

BBC2 07:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 08:00 Claimed and Shamed. 08:30 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom. 09:15 Wanted in Paradise. 10:15 Victoria Derbyshire. 12:00 BBC News.12:30 BBC World News. 13:00 The Daily Politics. 14:00 A to Z of TV Gardening. 14:10 Cash in the Attic. 14:40 Athletics. 15:45 Earthflight. 16:45 Are You Being Served? 17:15 ‘Allo, ‘Allo. 17:45 Yes, Minister. 18:15 Antiques Roadshow. 19:00 Eggheads.

19:30 Beat the Brain. 20:00 The Wonder of Dogs.

21:00 Springwatch. 23:00 Episodes. 23:30 Newsnight.

00:20 Steph Houghton - England’s World Cup Captain.

00:50 Women’s World Cup. 03:30 Watchdog. 04:30 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Good Morning Britain. 09:30 Lorraine. 10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 11:30 This Morning. 11:55 ITV News. 12:00 This Morning. 13:30 Loose Women. 14:30 ITV News and Weather. 15:00 Judge Rinder. 16:00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. 17:00 Tipping Point. 18:00 The Chase. 19:00 ITV Regional News. 19:30 ITV News and Weather.

20:00 Emmerdale. Robert gives Victoria an ultimatum.

Ross is desperate to pay Charlie off. There is bad news at the hospital.

20:30 Coronation Street. Eileen comforts furious Michael. Simon struggles to control his temper. Liz wants Tony out of her life for good.

21:00 Johnny Kingdom’s Wild Exmoor. Johnny Kingdom watches the wildlife and meets the people of his native Exmoor through the seasons of the year. In this second episode, recorded in the summer, Johnny attempts to Film - some newborn red deer calves, before meeting up with old friend and fellow badger fan Bob Sampson to review some rare shots of badgers feeding outside in daylight. Johnny then visits the

Exford Show to watch events including Exmoor ponies performing in the ring. Finally, there is one more creature that he is anxious to see - the barn owl. Recent harsh winters have threatened the local population, but Johnny is delighted when a farmer tells him about a family of owls living on his land in a derelict barn.

21:30 Coronation Street. Eileen has to confess after Michael collapses. Liz is fuming with Tony’s pathetic attempts. Will Luke forgive Maria?

22:00 Vicious. Freddie and Stuart decide that they are unfit and join Ash at his gym, where the fitness instructor persuades them to sign up for a hideously expensive course. With the couple starting to spend so much time working out, Violet and Penelope discover how much more pleasant the flat can be without the constant bickering.

22:30 Off Their Rockers. Second of two spin-off specials from the hidden camera comedy show, featuring a cast of disabled actors playing pranks on the general public.

23:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. Mark Austin and Mary Nightingale present the latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast and all the news and weather in your region.

23:40 Carry On Forever. Three-part series, narrated

by Martin Clunes, telling the story of the best-loved brand in British Film - comedy history. The programmes chart the whole Carry On story through the glory years of slapstick, classic one-liners and double entendres. The final episode looks at how the brand hit the seventies on top form, following the bikini-bursting antics of Carry On Camping.

00:40 Film - Carry on Screaming (PG). Horror spoof.

An investigation into the disappearance of several young women leads two bumbling Victorian detectives to the eerie home of Dr Watt and his vampish sister Valeria. In the cellar of the house, the mannequins being produced for local dress shops seem uncannily lifelike. Starring: Harry H. Corbett, Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Fenella Fielding, Joan Sims 02:20 Jackpot247. 04:00 UEFA Champions League Weekly. 04:25 ITV Nightscreen.

C4 07:20 How I Met Your Mother. 07:45 Will and Grace.

08:10 Will and Grace. 08:35 Everybody Loves

Raymond. 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:30 Frasier. 10:00 Frasier. 10:30 Car S.O.S. 11:30 Come Dine with Me. 12:00 Come Dine with Me. 12:30 Come Dine with Me. 13:00 Channel 4 News Summary. 13:05 Come Dine with Me. 13:35 Come Dine with Me. 14:10 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 15:10 Countdown.

16:00 Deal or No Deal. 17:00 Benchmark. 18:00 Couples Come Dine with Me. 19:00 The Simpsons.

19:30 Hollyoaks. 20:00 Channel 4 News. 21:00 Dispatches. 21:30 Gadget Man. 22:00 Kevin Mccloud’s Escape to the Wild. 23:00 Man Down. 23:35 My Tattoo Addiction. 00:35 24 Hours in A and E. 01:30 One Born Every Minute USA. 02:20 Country House Rescue.

03:20 The House the 50s Built. 04:15 The Renovation Game. 05:10 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under.

C5 07:00 Milkshake. 10:15 The Wright Stuff. 12:10 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 13:10 5 News.

13:15 Big Brother. 14:15 Home and Away. 14:45 Neighbours. 15:15 NCIS. 16:15 Film - Hit and Run (PG). 18:00 5 News. 18:30 Neighbours. 19:00 Home and Away. 19:30 5 News. 20:00 World’s Busiest Airport.

21:00 Furious and Funny: Caught on Camera. 22:00 Inside Manchester’s Midland Hotel. 23:00 Big Brother.

00:00 Big Brother’s Bigger Bit on the Side. 01:30 Jackass. 02:00 Super Casino. 04:10 The Dog Rescuers with Alan Davies. 05:00 Wildlife SOS. 05:25 House Busters. 05:45 House Doctor.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Simon talks to multi-talented musician and former band member of the Police, Andy Summers.

18.05 Sandling Park – local producer’s film about this lesser known but fascinating stately home in England 18.30 Mixed Marriages - We find out from several married couples the reality of inter-cultural marriages in Spain.

18.45 Soltails – Champion angler Sean McSeveney demonstrates some finer points of fishing at the Embalse d’Amadorio.

19.00 Let's Talk (series) – Simon Baldock is with memorabilia collector Pat Graham and Jamie Armstrong.

19.30 Speekee TV – Something for our younger viewers, a fun and entertaining way to learn Spanish. – El Jardin 19.45 Handmade – Curse of the Dead – a terrific short horror film made by youngsters from Stagekids and EKA. 20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

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07:00 Breakfast. 10:15 Crimewatch Roadshow. 11:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 12:00 Claimed and Shamed. 12:30 Family Finders. 13:15 Bargain Hunt.

14:00 BBC News at One. 14:30 Regional News and Weather. 14:45 Doctors. 15:15 Perfection. 16:00 Escape to the Country. 17:00 The Box. 17:30 Flog It. 18:15 Pointless. 19:00 BBC News at Six. 19:30 Regional News and Weather. 20:00 The One Show.

20:30 EastEnders. Ronnie is determined to get the truth. She puts a plan in motion to get to the bottom of what’s really going on. Carmel is back in Albert Square, but can she and Shabnam see eye to eye for the sake of Kush?

21:00 Holby City. A fiery Essie clashes with Sacha.

She is determined to follow her instincts but is unprepared for the consequences. With increasing money pressures, Fletch crosses a line. It is Adele’s first day back, but who is Jesse trying to keep hidden from her?

22:00 The Syndicate. With Amy still missing, Dawn calls the police. All eyes turn to the last person to see her - Godfrey. Is he as harmless as he seems?

Meanwhile, Lord Hazelwood’s health takes a turn for the worse, and he asks Julie and Sarah for help. But are they too late?

23:00 BBC News at Ten. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

23:25 Regional News and Weather. The latest local news, sport and weather.

23:35 Fox Wars. Documentary looking at the issue of the 33,000 urban foxes roaming Britain’s suburbia, meeting the people who love them, hate them and hunt them down. For the residents of the Copse in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire - as for so many other suburbanites - the urban fox provides evenings of enchantment. A cul-de-sac of neighbours compete to offer the tastiest snacks for their bushy-tailed visitors, with one couple even setting up their own CCTV system to provide happy evenings of Fox TV. 00:20 Film - Reign of Fire (12). Sci-fi fantasy in which a small band of survivors struggles to stay alive in a

future world dominated by flame-breathing dragons.

Two men, one whose mother awoke the beasts and was killed by them, and another who claims to know how to exterminate them, have to join together to save human life. Starring: Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey, Izabella Scorupco, Gerard Butler, Scott Moutter, David Kennedy 01:55 Weather for the Week Ahead. 02:00 BBC News.

BBC2 07:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 08:00 Claimed and Shamed. 08:30 Family Finders. 09:15 Collectaholics.

10:15 Victoria Derbyshire. 12:00 BBC News. 12:30 BBC World News. 13:00 The Daily Politics. 14:00 The Super League Show. 14:45 One Man and his Campervan. 15:15 Cash in the Attic. 16:00 Earthflight.

17:00 Are You Being Served? 17:30 ‘Allo, ‘Allo. 18:00 Yes, Minister. 18:30 Women’s World Cup. 21:00 Springwatch. 22:00 An Hour to Save Your Life. 23:00 Rev. 23:30 Newsnight. 00:20 Armada: 12 Days to Save England. 01:20 Antiques Roadshow. 02:20 Rip Off Britain. 03:05 Britain’s Greatest Generation. 04:05 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Good Morning Britain. 09:30 Lorraine. 10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 11:30 This Morning. 11:55 ITV News. 12:00 This Morning. 13:30 Loose Women. 14:30 ITV News and Weather. 15:00 Judge Rinder. 16:00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. 17:00 Tipping Point. 18:00 The Chase. 19:00 ITV Regional News. 19:30 ITV News and Weather.

20:00 Emmerdale. Emma tells Pete her suspicions about Ross. Robert asks Harriet for help. Tracy catches Bernice out.

20:30 A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones. Series in which Griff Rhys Jones explores some of the most beautiful and magical regions of Wales. In a twist to the conventional travelogue, Griff is set a challenge in each programme. In this programme, he is in Snowdonia where he must find a Snowdon lily - one of the rarest plants on the planet.

He begins in Portmeirion, Clough Williams Ellis’ glorious recreation of an Italian village. Seeking out the head gardener, he is told to head for the heart of the region and gets a lift on the old slate train. Along the way, he experiences the longest zip wire in Europe, and finds himself singing with one of the most successful male voice choirs - but does he find the elusive lily?

21:00 Me and My Guide Dog. A two-part documentary following a litter of pups from birth, through their training as guide dogs to the momentous day when they are finally assigned to a blind person. In part one, the pups go from the National Breeding Centre to spend their first year with volunteer foster families across the country.

22:00 The Enforcers. Two-part observational documentary which follows High Court enforcement officers as they go about their work - evicting problem tenants from homes, offices and squats and repossessing goods that have not been paid for.

23:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. Alastair Stewart and Julie Etchingham present the latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast and all the news and weather in your region.

23:40 Benidorm. Madge unwittingly gives Donald and Jacqueline the impression that she’s a swinger. Martin is in an upbeat mood about the sex he and Kate had but that she was too drunk to remember. Troy gets drunk and flirts with Mateo. The Oracle tries to come across as a big shot when he plays pool with Telle but she makes fun of him.

00:10 The Big Fish Off. Team captains Ali Hamidi and Dean Macey present the competitive angling show inviting two celebrity guest anglers to take part in a series of fishing challenges. Today, former Arsenal and England goalkeeper David Seaman and British Superbike Champion Tommy Hill join Ali and Dean on the banks of the River Wye. 01:05 Jackpot247. 04:00 Loose Women. 04:45 ITV Nightscreen.

C4 07:00 Countdown. 07:45 Will and Grace. 08:10 Will and

Grace. 08:35 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:30 Frasier. 10:00 Frasier. 10:30 Car S.O.S. 11:30 Come Dine with Me. 13:00 Channel 4 News Summary. 13:05 Come Dine with Me. 13:35 Come Dine with Me. 14:10 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 15:10 Countdown. 16:00 Deal or No Deal. 17:00 Benchmark. 18:00 Couples Come Dine with Me. 19:00 The Simpsons. 19:30 Hollyoaks.

20:00 Channel 4 News. 21:00 Running the Shop. 22:00 No Offence. 23:00 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown.

00:00 My Granny the Escort. 01:05 Born Naughty?

02:05 KOTV Boxing Weekly. 02:30 Slateman Triathlon Powered by Suunto. 03:00 Mobil 1 The Grid. 03:25 British GT. 03:55 The Renovation Game. 04:50 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under. 05:45 Deal or No Deal.

C5 07:00 Milkshake. 10:15 The Wright Stuff. 12:10 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 13:10 5 News.

13:15 Big Brother. 14:15 Home and Away. 14:45 Neighbours. 15:15 NCIS. 16:15 The Mystery Cruise.

18:00 5 News. 18:30 Neighbours. 19:00 Home and Away. 19:30 5 News. 20:00 Ultimate Police Interceptors. 21:00 The Dog Rescuers with Alan Davies. 22:00 Blinging Up Baby. 23:00 Big Brother.

00:00 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side. 01:00 Cricket on 5.

02:00 Super Casino. 04:10 Caught on Camera. 05:00 Wildlife SOS. 05:45 House Doctor.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – with Barbara Windsor (Babs) actress from Eastenders and Carry On fame.

18.05 Real England (series) – Wiltshire is best known for being a spiritual county with its wide valleys, plains and with the ancient Stonehenge and Avebury stone circles.

19.00 Costa Blanca Life (series) – magazine show featuring a selection of events, people and places around the region.

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07:00 Breakfast. 10:15 Crimewatch Roadshow . 11:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 12:00 Claimed and Shamed. 12:30 Family Finders. 13:15 Bargain Hunt.

14:00 BBC News at One. 14:30 Regional News and Weather. 14:45 Doctors. 15:15 Perfection. 16:00 Escape to the Continent. 17:00 The Box. 17:30 Flog It. 18:15 Pointless. 19:00 BBC News at Six. 19:30 Regional News and Weather.

20:00 The One Show. If it’s got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

21:00 DIY SOS The Big Build. Home renovation series. In April 2012, 35-year-old Mark Burrows had retrained to follow in his father’s footsteps as a scaffolder. Then, during an unprovoked attack, he fell and hit his head on the pavement, resulting in severe brain damage and paralysis. Now unable to walk, talk or feed himself, he requires 24-hour care, something his parents Frank and Christine are desperate to give him, rather than him being in a care home 15 miles away.

With the help of flamboyant designer Laurence Llewelyn Bowen, Nick and the boys take on the task of building a self-contained apartment alongside Frank and Christine’s two-bedroom bungalow so that after two years away, Mark can at last come home.

22:00 The Interceptor. Drama following an undercover team on the hunt for Britain’s most ruthless criminals. Ash loves two things: his family and catching criminals. A botched operation leads him to join the Unit, a new undercover law enforcement team, operating outside of the police but with one goal in mind - to get to the criminals at the very top, the ones most skilled at evading justice.

23:00 BBC News at Ten. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

23:25 Regional News and Weather. The latest local news, sport and weather.

23:35 Suntrap. Crime comedy. An undercover reporter and his former mentor join forces to solve mysteries on a Spanish island. It’s the island’s annual hypnotism convention - Brutus’s favourite time of the year. After some fun and games in the bar with sleazy hypnotist the Great Fernando, one of the other visiting hypnotists, the Fabulous Mark, arrives asking for Woody and Brutus’s help with a hypnotism stage show gone

wrong.

00:05 The Met. Documentary following the officers of Britain’s biggest and busiest police service as they deal with life, death, crime and its victims, all across the capital. In 2011, a 29-year-old black man and suspected gang member called Mark Duggan was fatally shot by a firearms officer in Tottenham. The officer believed Duggan had a gun and that he might use it.

The Met’s handling of the situation in the days that followed sparked some of the worst riots in London’s history.

01:05 Weather for the Week Ahead. 01:10 BBC News.

BBC2 07:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 08:00 Claimed and Shamed. 08:30 Family Finders. 09:15 Antiques Roadshow. 09:45 Cowboys and Angels. 10:15 Victoria Derbyshire. 12:00 BBC News. 12:30 The Daily Politics.

14:00 Cagney and Lacey. 14:45 One Man and his Campervan. 15:15 Cash in the Attic. 15:45 Earthflight.

16:45 Are You Being Served? 17:15 ‘Allo, ‘Allo. 17:45 Yes, Minister. 18:15 Antiques Roadshow. 19:00 Eggheads. 19:30 Beat the Brain. 20:00 The Wonder of Dogs. 21:00 Springwatch. 22:00 Springwatch. 22:30 Napoleon. 23:30 Newsnight. 00:20 Modern Times.

01:20 Portillo’s State Secrets. 01:50 Horizon. 02:50 The Detectives. 03:50 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Good Morning Britain. 09:30 Lorraine. 10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 11:30 This Morning. 11:55 ITV News. 12:00 This Morning. 13:30 Loose Women. 14:30 ITV News and Weather. 15:00 Judge Rinder. 16:00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. 17:00 Tipping Point. 18:00 The Chase. 19:00 ITV Regional News. 19:30 ITV News and Weather.

20:00 Emmerdale. Debbie argues with Pete over Ross. Vanessa is left hurt by Kirin’s actions. Laurel works hard to regain Harriet’s trust.

20:30 Coronation Street. David gets an unexpected visitor. Liz moves on with a new man. Dev drops a bombshell on Mary.

21:00 The Cube. Phillip Schofield presents the tense game show, inviting more contestants to see if they can take on the Cube and win 250,000 pounds. This time, Welsh farmer Rhodri hopes to win big so he can purchase a prize bull, while barista Zoe has her sights

set on a dream holiday with her family. Can either of these brave players beat the Cube and take home a cool quarter of a million?

22:00 Long Lost Family. Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell with more remarkable and moving stories of people anxious to find missing family members.

Christine Gillard was 16 years old when she gave birth to her daughter Marguerite. Christine struggled to make ends meet and decided to place her with a foster family when Marguerite was two, but six years later she was offered the chance to have her daughter back. Was her choice to say goodbye for a second time the right one? Also, the story of 41-year-old Robert Lindsay, who is searching for the Croatian dad he has never met. Robert was raised by his mother and grandparents in Kilmarnock. The only link he has to his father is a letter kept by his mother when their relationship broke down and signed ‘Fool Boy’. Now, with a family of his own, Robert is aware that his father has missed out on 41 years of his life and wants to find his dad to make up for lost time.

23:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. Mark Austin and Julie Etchingham present the latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast and all the news and weather in your region.

23:40 The Enforcers. Two-part observational documentary which follows High Court enforcement officers as they go about their work - evicting problem tenants from homes, offices and squats and repossessing goods that have not been paid for. Over recent years, household debt has risen to a record high, and the enforcers have never been busier. Cars, electrical goods and cash are seized - though often only after a struggle. This hard-hitting programme shows the officers being verbally and physically assaulted in the line of duty. They argue that, if they do not collect money owed to creditors, the knock-on effect on businesses and the economy would be catastrophic. In this episode, the enforcers are called in to evict dozens of squatters from a multimillion-pound office block in the City of London, an officer in Wolverhampton is assaulted while trying to reclaim a debt, and in Dagenham officers break into a restaurant whose kitchen the owners have failed to pay for.

00:40 More Tales From Northumberland with Robson Green. Robson Green returns to his home county of Northumberland, uncovering more hidden gems of one of the most beautiful parts of England. In this episode, Robson is on the trail of some of

Northumberland’s greatest historical treasures.

01:05 Jackpot247. 04:00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA. 04:45 ITV Nightscreen.

C4 07:00 Countdown. 07:40 Will and Grace. 08:10 Will and Grace. 08:35 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:30 Frasier. 10:00 Frasier. 10:30 Car S.O.S. 11:30 Come Dine with Me. 13:00 Channel 4 News Summary. 13:05 Come Dine with Me. 14:10 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away.

15:10 Countdown. 16:00 Deal or No Deal. 17:00 Benchmark. 18:00 Couples Come Dine with Me. 19:00 The Simpsons. 19:30 Hollyoaks. 20:00 Channel 4 News. 21:00 The Auction House. 22:00 24 Hours in A and E. 23:00 Shut-Ins: Britain’s Fattest People. 00:00 The Job Centre. 01:05 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA. 01:55 One Born Every Minute USA. 02:45 Chopin Changed My Life. 03:40 Film - Lover Come Back (U).

05:30 River Cottage Bites. 05:45 Deal or No Deal.

C5 07:00 Milkshake. 10:15 The Wright Stuff. 12:10 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 13:10 5 News.

13:15 Big Brother. 14:15 Home and Away. 14:45 Neighbours. 15:15 NCIS. 16:10 Film - Fatal Friends (15). 18:00 5 News. 18:30 Neighbours. 19:00 Home and Away. 19:30 5 News. 20:00 GPs: Behind Closed Doors. 21:00 Animals Make You Laugh Out Loud.

22:00 Violent Assault: Caught on Camera. 23:00 Big Brother. 00:00 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side. 01:00 Inside Manchester’s Midland Hotel. 02:00 Super Casino. 04:10 Person of Interest. 05:00 Wildlife SOS. 05:25 House Busters. 05:45 House Doctor.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Former Ryder Cup European team captain and father of sports presenter Kirsty – Bernard Gallacher.

18.05 Ad Hoc Theatre Group presents - Sex Please We’re Willing – Local theatre group Ad Hoc puts on something a little ‘different’. Titillating, risqué and a wonderfully funny stage show!

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07:00 Breakfast. 10:15 Crimewatch Roadshow. 11:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 12:00 Claimed and Shamed. 12:30 Family Finders. 13:15 Bargain Hunt.

14:00 BBC News at One. 14:30 Regional News and Weather. 14:45 Doctors. 15:15 Perfection. 16:00 Escape to the Continent. 17:00 The Box. 17:30 Flog It. 18:15 Pointless. 19:00 BBC News at Six. 19:30 Regional News and Weather. 20:00 The One Show.

20:30 EastEnders. Masood makes a drastic decision, but how will Shabnam react? Despite planning his wedding, Kush finds himself in a compromising position.

21:00 Watchdog. Consumer series with Anne Robinson, Matt Allwright and Chris Hollins. Anne and the team continue their mission to protect consumers with investigations into some of the country’s biggest brands. The team investigate teeth whitening by unqualified staff and the customers charged for cab journeys they say they never took. Money-saving expert Martin Lewis shares a few precious tips.

22:00 The Truth About Your Teeth. Part 2. Britain’s top dentists show how the latest science can change how we all look after our teeth. Jasmine Harman meets Sam, a talented singer who has been silenced by the look of her mouth. Can lead dentist Serpil Djemal build up her teeth and her confidence so she can sing again? Dr Chris Van Tulleken continues his investigation to find the latest scientific discoveries that can change how we look after our teeth. He gives himself gum disease to see if a healthy mouth can add years to your life. He also investigates the hidden sugars in food, and finds out if the drinks we thought were harmless are really dissolving our teeth.

23:00 BBC News at Ten. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

23:25 Regional News and Weather. The latest local news, sport and weather.

23:35 Question Time. David Dimbleby takes the debate to Gateshead, where he is joined by a panel of guests who face a series of topical questions from the audience.

00:35 This Week. 01:20 Holiday Weatherview. 01:25 BBC News.

BBC2 07:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 08:00 Claimed and

Shamed. 08:30 Family Finders. 09:15 Shark. 10:15 Victoria Derbyshire. 12:00 BBC News. 12:30 BBC World News. 13:00 The Daily Politics. 14:00 Cagney and Lacey. 14:45 One Man and his Campervan. 15:15 Cash in the Attic. 15:45 Earthflight. 16:45 Are You Being Served? 17:15 ‘Allo, ‘Allo. 17:45 Yes, Minister. 18:15 Antiques Roadshow. 19:00 Eggheads. 19:30 Beat the Brain. 20:00 The Wonder of Dogs. 21:00 Springwatch.

22:00 Stonemouth. 23:00 Mock the Week. 23:30 Newsnight. 00:20 Kate Humble: Living with Nomads.

01:20 GM Food - Cultivating Fear. 01:50 Inside the Factory: How Our Favourite Foods are Made. 02:50 24 Hours in the Past. 03:50 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Good Morning Britain. 09:30 Lorraine. 10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 11:30 This Morning. 11:55 ITV News. 12:00 This Morning. 13:30 Loose Women.

14:30 ITV News and Weather. 15:00 Judge Rinder.

16:00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. 17:00 Tipping Point.

18:00 The Chase. 19:00 ITV Regional News. 19:30 ITV News and Weather.

20:00 Emmerdale. Debbie visits Charity for advice.

Priya is concerned for Kirin. Val concocts a surprise for Eric’s birthday.

20:30 Tonight. Britain spends nearly two billion pounds a year trying to control or eradicate thousands of alien plants and animals. Some of these non-native species are harmless, but others pose a real threat to British wildlife - and even to our livelihoods. With more arriving each year, Alex Beresford investigates what is being done to combat this alien invasion.

21:00 Emmerdale. The Dingles are in shock. Kirin crosses the line with Priya. Rishi is disgusted by Jai’s dirty tactics.

21:30 Big Box Little Box. Consumer show in which five households across Britain get a special delivery of the latest gadgets and gizmos and put them through their paces. The families test the products to find out if they live up to their claims or if they are simply a waste of space and money. This week, the families try out a home spa, test-drive the latest in go-karts and find out if a slimming vest really does the trick.

22:00 Britain’s Busiest Airport - Heathrow.

Documentary series going behind the scenes at Britain’s busiest and biggest international airport London Heathrow. This episode reveals how cleaners, ground staff and flight crew turn around hundreds of

incoming planes and prepare them for their next takeoff, among them the world’s largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380. The airport is about to open a brand new two billion pound terminal and welcomes a very special royal guest. Duty manager Andy is called on to defuse a major international protest, and a team of workers battle the elements as they try to resurface one of the runways overnight before the first flight of the morning arrives.

23:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. Mark Austin and Mary Nightingale present the latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast and all the news and weather in your region.

23:40 Reggie and Thunderbirds: No Strings Attached. Thunderbirds super-fan Reggie Yates is given exclusive behind-the-scenes access in this oneoff documentary special which celebrates the relaunch of one of Britain’s most-loved TV series.

Thunderbirds Are Go hits screens in 2015, fifty years after the original series first played on ITV, and now a thrilled Reggie gets a sneak preview behind the scenes of the brand new production. In New Zealand, Reggie gets an exclusive tour of the Weta Workshop famous for Avatar, King Kong and The Hobbit - from its Oscar-winning founder Sir Richard Taylor, and is granted access to the studios where the Weta team have secretly been recreating and re-imagining Gerry Anderson’s TV classic. In London, Reggie joins the allstar cast voicing the new series - including Hollywood star Rosamund Pike as the new Lady Penelope and Kayvan Novak as the 21st century voice of Brains and gets the opportunity of a lifetime when he is offered a part in the new series.

00:40 Perspectives. Broadcaster, journalist and former cabinet minister Michael Portillo travels to Spain and France to examine the life and work of Pablo Picasso, and reveals how his love of Picasso’s art was influenced by his own father, a Spanish republican exile. Michael travels to Malaga, birthplace of the genius, and visits the bullring which inspired some of his greatest works. In the Paris studio where the famous Guernica was painted, he meets Picasso’s granddaughter Diana. Salvador Farelo, one of Malaga’s greatest bullfighters, tells Michael why bullfighting is so important in Spanish culture, explaining that it is in itself a pure form of art.

01:35 Jackpot247. 04:00 Tonight. 04:25 ITV Nightscreen.

C4 07:00 Countdown. 07:45 Will and Grace. 08:10 Will and Grace. 08:35 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:30 Frasier. 10:00 Frasier. 10:30 Car S.O.S. 11:30 Come Dine with Me. 13:00 Channel 4 News Summary. 13:05 Come Dine with Me. 13:35 Come Dine with Me. 14:10 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 15:10 Countdown. 16:00 Deal or No Deal. 17:00 Benchmark. 18:00 Couples Come Dine with Me. 19:00 The Simpsons. 19:30 Hollyoaks.

20:00 Channel 4 News. 21:00 Domino’s Pizza: A Slice of Life. 22:00 The Tribe. 23:00 999: What’s Your Emergency? 00:05 Dementiaville. 01:10 Undercover Boss. 02:05 My Big Fat Gypsy Christening. 03:00 The Job Centre. 03:55 One Born Every Minute USA. 04:45 Dispatches. 05:15 Phil Spencer: Secret Agent.

C5 07:00 Milkshake. 10:15 The Wright Stuff. 12:10 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 13:10 5 News.

13:15 Big Brother. 14:15 Home and Away. 14:45 Neighbours. 15:15 NCIS. 16:15 Film - Smokescreen (U). 18:00 5 News. 18:30 Neighbours. 19:00 Home and Away. 19:30 5 News. 20:00 Blinging Up Baby. 21:00 Benefit Brits by the Sea. 22:00 Big Brother. 23:00 Hens Behaving Badly. 00:00 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side.

01:00 Super Casino. 04:10 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 05:00 Wildlife SOS. 05:25 House Busters.

05:45 House Doctor.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Best known for playing Will Robinson in Lost in Space, Simon is with Billy Mumy 18.05 Let’s Talk Special - Anyone with an interest in football will remember the mercurial talent of Frank Worthington, both on and off the pitch! What a character.

18.45 Spanish Eye – When the new Queen Elizabeth II came to Cartagena on her maiden voyage.

19.00 TVM (series) Peter Taylor is here again with an alternative selection of music videos.

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07:00 Breakfast. 10:15 Crimewatch Roadshow. 11:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 12:00 Claimed and Shamed. 12:30 Family Finders. 13:15 Bargain Hunt.

14:00 BBC News at One. 14:30 Regional News and Weather. 14:45 Doctors. 15:15 Perfection. 16:00 Escape to the Continent. 17:00 The Box. 17:30 Flog It. 18:15 Pointless. 19:00 BBC News at Six. 19:30 Regional News and Weather. 20:00 The One Show.

20:30 A Question of Sport. Sue Barker presents the light-hearted sports quiz. Regular team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell are joined by world and Olympic triathlon champion Alistair Brownlee, former Premier League striker Iain Dowie, British heptathlete Louise Hazel and Scotland rugby captain Greig Laidlaw.

21:00 EastEnders. Masood tries to get through to Shirley. Can he convince her to do what he thinks is right? Carol opens up to Whitney about her feelings.

21:30 The Vicar of Dibley. Sitcom about a woman vicar. Geraldine decides the Sunday service needs a radical overhaul, and proposes turning the chapel into a wonderful new ark, an idea which leaves parish council chairman David far from impressed.

22:00 New Tricks. Drama featuring an eccentric group of ex-police officers brought out of retirement to investigate unsolved crimes. UCOS re-open the case of Sean Docherty, a talented young poet whose burnt body was discovered ten years ago in the scrapyard of a known gangster. While Standing is convinced that the murder is related to Docherty’s criminal connections, Lane is sure that the answer lies in his poetry.

23:00 BBC News at Ten. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

23:25 Regional News and Weather. The latest local news, sport and weather.

23:35 The Graham Norton Show. Graham Norton presents his talk show. On his sofa are actor, producer and former rapper Mark Wahlberg, making a welcome return, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane, talking about the much-anticipated Ted 2, and singer-songwriter Cyndi Lauper.

00:20 Suntrap. An undercover reporter and his former mentor join forces to solve mysteries on a Spanish island. It’s the island’s annual hypnotism convention Brutus’s favourite time of the year. After some fun and

games in the bar with sleazy hypnotist the Great Fernando, one of the other visiting hypnotists, the Fabulous Mark, arrives asking for Woody and Brutus’s help with a hypnotism stage show gone wrong.

00:50 Film - The Ruins (18). Gruesome horror about a group of American twentysomethings whose Mexican holiday takes a grisly turn. When a German holidaymaker begs the travellers to help find his brother who went missing exploring an ancient Mayan temple, the group agrees to offer their assistance.

Unfortunately, the mercy mission turns into a desperate fight for survival as the tourists discover that something deeply unpleasant is waiting for them in the ruins. Adapted from the novel by Scott B Smith.

Starring: Jonathan Tucker, Jena Malone, Laura Ramsey, Shawn Ash, Joe Anderson, Sergio CalderÛn 02:15 Weather for the Week Ahead. 02:20 BBC News.

BBC2 07:00 Homes Under the Hammer. 08:00 Claimed and Shamed. 08:30 Family Finders. 09:15 Gardeners’ World. 09:45 Cowboys and Angels. 10:15 Victoria Derbyshire. 12:00 BBC News. 12:30 BBC World News.

13:00 The Daily Politics. 14:00 Cagney and Lacey.

14:45 One Man and his Campervan. 15:15 Cash in the Attic. 15:45 Earthflight. 16:45 Are You Being Served?

17:15 ‘Allo, ‘Allo. 17:45 Yes, Minister. 18:15 Antiques Roadshow. 19:00 Eggheads. 19:30 Beat the Brain.

20:00 Japan: Earth’s Enchanted Island. 21:00 Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites. 21:30 Gardeners’ World.

22:00 Kate Humble: Living with Nomads. 23:00 The Clare Balding Show. 23:30 Newsnight. 00:00 Film - In Our Name (18) 01:30 Women’s World Cup. 04:00 Question Time. 05:00 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Good Morning Britain. 09:30 Lorraine. 10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 11:30 This Morning. 11:55 ITV News. 12:00 This Morning. 13:30 Loose Women. 14:30 ITV News and Weather. 15:00 Judge Rinder. 16:00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. 17:00 Tipping Point. 18:00 The Chase. 19:00 ITV Regional News. 19:30 ITV News and Weather.

20:00 Emmerdale. Jai hatches a plan to sabotage Rachel’s chances. Megan wants answers from Debbie.

Rakesh feels guilty about lying to Kirin.

20:30 Coronation Street. Is Sophie going to ruin Jenny’s plans? Kylie wants another chance with David.

Michelle returns from honeymoon alone.

21:00 Gino’s Italian Escape. Chef Gino D’Acampo makes a culinary journey around his native Italy. Gino continues his tour of the peninsula in Naples, the region where he was born, in search of pizza and coffee - two of the things that have made the city famous.

Investigating the Neapolitan trend for fried pizza, he helps an award-winning chef make this surprisingly tasty street snack. He then prepares a dish invented by his mother - chicken in breadcrumbs topped with fresh mozzarella and surrounded by a pizza-style sauce.

21:30 Coronation Street. Kevin discovers the truth but is it too late? David and Kylie unite. Julie is shocked to learn that Brian is back in town.

22:00 Doc Martin. Comedy drama series about the famously curmudgeonly GP. Martin and Louisa invite the chairman of her school’s board of governors for dinner, but the evening ends in disaster. After taking offence at Martin’s diagnosis of her skin problem, the new nanny walks out. PC Penhale phones Radio Portwenn for relationship advice, then goes on a charm offensive to win friends.

23:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. Mark Austin and Charlene White present the latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast and all the news and weather in your region.

23:40 Vicious. Second series of the sitcom following the ups and downs in the lives of an elderly gay couple. Freddie and Stuart decide that they are unfit and join Ash at his gym, where the fitness instructor persuades them to sign up for a hideously expensive course. With the couple starting to spend so much time working out, Violet and Penelope discover how much more pleasant the flat can be without the constant bickering.

00:10 Film - Total Recall (18). Classic but brutal sci-fi action thriller set in 2084, based on a Philip K. Dick short story. Douglas Quaid has an ordinary life, although he dreams nightly of Mars - a planet he has never visited. Determined to find the meaning of these dreams, he visits Rekall Inc - a specialist in memory implants - intent on buying a memory ‘holiday’ trip to Mars. But the implant does more than give Quaid a holiday memory! Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rachel Ticotin, Sharon Stone, Ronny Cox, Michael Ironside, Marshall Bell 02:15 Jackpot247. 04:00 Britain’s Best Bakery. 04:50

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C4 07:00 Countdown. 07:45 Will and Grace. 08:10 Will and Grace. 08:35 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:30 Frasier. 10:00 Frasier. 10:30 Car S.O.S. 11:30 Come Dine with Me. 12:00 Come Dine with Me. 12:30 Come Dine with Me. 13:00 Channel 4 News Summary. 13:05 Come Dine with Me. 13:35 Come Dine with Me. 14:10 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 15:10 Countdown. 16:00 Deal or No Deal. 17:00 Benchmark. 18:00 Couples Come Dine with Me. 19:00 The Simpsons. 19:30 Hollyoaks.

20:00 Channel 4 News. 21:00 Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 22:00 TFI Friday. 23:35 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. 00:40 Man Down. 01:15 Virtually Famous. 01:55 Brooklyn Nine-Nine. 02:20 Benchmark. 03:15 The Hotel. 04:10 The Renovation Game. 05:05 Four Rooms US. C5 07:00 Milkshake. 10:15 The Wright Stuff. 12:10 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 13:10 5 News.

13:15 Big Brother. 14:15 Home and Away. 14:45 Neighbours. 15:15 NCIS: Los Angeles. 16:15 Film Jesse Stone: Sea Change (15). 18:00 5 News. 18:30 Neighbours. 19:00 Home and Away. 19:30 5 News.

20:00 World War II in Colour. 21:00 Conspiracy. 22:00 Big Brother: Live Eviction. 23:30 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side. 00:30 Big Brother. 01:00 Cricket on 5. 02:00 Super Casino. 04:10 Big Brother. 05:20 Jackass. 05:45 House Doctor.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Simon chats with former bass player of the Rolling Stones Bill Wyman 18.05 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions – Although it’s pretty safe living on the Costas it’s always worth considering home security.

18.30 Let's Talk (series) – Simon is with two more interesting characters from the Costa – Holly Coleman and John Atkins.

19.00 Viva La Vida (series). – with live music from Lucinda, Jay Markwick and Joe Longthorne plus loads more.

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07:00 Breakfast. 10:00 Saturday Kitchen Live. 11:30 Trooping the Colour 2015. 14:05 BBC News. 14:15 Athletics. 15:20 Bargain Hunt. 16:20 Homes Under the Hammer. 17:20 Escape to the Continent.

18:20 Celebrity Mastermind. John Humphrys puts the questions to some of the UK’s cleverest celebrities.

Actress Emma Barton, Casualty’s Tony Marshall, comedian Zoe Lyons and Olympic athlete Jamie Baulch take on the famous black chair and answer questions on the Carry On films, Richard Pryor, Quentin Crisp and Prince.

18:50 Pointless. Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a special celebrity edition of the quiz that rewards the answers that no-one else could think of. Featuring Anton Du Beke and Kate Garraway, Bonnie Langford and Todd Carty, Yvette Fielding and Mark Watson and Jon Culshaw and Debra Stephenson.

19:40 BBC News. The latest national and international news from the BBC. 19:50 Regional News and Weather. Up to the minute regional news and weather updates.

20:00 Prized Apart. Adventure game show hosted by Emma Willis and Reggie Yates. Ten men and women leave their day-to-day lives to take on the challenge of a lifetime - with a £100,000 prize at stake. In their very first week, they jump from a speeding helicopter and face a leap into a 200ft canyon - while their loved ones watch anxiously from a studio back home.

21:05 The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins. The National Lottery quiz where two teams of complete strangers compete to win 50,000 pounds by completing a series of lists.

21:55 Casualty. Louis sticks up for a lost teenage girl, unwittingly leading to his heroin addiction becoming common knowledge, and forcing Charlie to take action. Meanwhile, a patient dies while under Dylan’s care following a botched team-building exercise, and Connie returns with a new leadership technique, leaving her colleagues less than impressed.

22:45 The John Bishop Show. Comedy entertainment series hosted by award-winning comedian John Bishop, coming each week from the Hackney Empire.

Across the eight-part series, John introduces his favourite comics from all over the world, as well as music guests and variety acts. This show features two

tracks from Florence and the Machine and stand-up from comedians Tom Stade, Ellie Taylor and Phil Wang. John also gets to try his hand a bit of magic with magician and comedian Pete Firman.

23:30 BBC News. The latest national and international news from the BBC, Followed by Weather and a National Lottery Update.

23:50 Not Going Out. Sitcom featuring happy-golucky Lee, his landlady Lucy and their friends. Lee’s big mouth has got him and Lucy invited to a christening party thrown by new neighbours Toby and Anna, and now they have no time to find the perfect present for the baby who has everything.

00:20 Film - Old School (15). Riotous campus comedy in which a lawyer unwittingly gives his thirty-something friends an opportunity to recapture their college years when he relocates to a local university. Having caught his wife cheating on him, the out-of-luck attorney finds his new house turning into a 24-hour party pad for a variety of misfit college students, middleaged slackers and elderly retirees as he struggles to avoid being evicted by the new Dean of Students.

Starring: Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Jeremy Piven, Ellen Pompeo, Juliette Lewis 01:50 Weather for the Week Ahead. 01:55 BBC News.

BBC2 07:00 Film - The Quick Gun (PG). 08:30 Film - The Deadly Companions (PG). 10:00 Animal Park. 10:30 Earthflight. 11:30 The Box. 12:00 The Box. 12:30 The Box. 13:00 Talking Pictures. 13:30 Film - Suspicion (PG). 15:05 Talking Pictures. 15:40 Film - Rebecca (PG). 17:45 Flog It. 18:30 Gardeners’ World. 19:00 Trooping the Colour. 20:30 Edwardian Farm. 21:30 Dad’s Army. 22:00 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.

23:00 Mock the Week. 23:30 Film - Julie and Julia (12).

01:30 The Many Faces of Dick Emery. 02:30 Film French Film - (U). 03:55 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Fort Boyard. 07:25 Pat and Stan. 07:35 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures. 07:45 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures. 08:00 Canimals. 08:15 Sooty. 08:30 Super 4. 08:45 Nerds and Monsters. 09:00 Thunderbirds are Go. 09:25 ITV News. 09:30 Weekend. 10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 11:20 The Jeremy Kyle Show.

12:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 13:25 ITV News and Weather. 13:30 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 14:35 Tipping

Point. 15:35 1000 Heartbeats.

16:40 Film: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PG). Harry, Hermione and Ron return for a third year at Hogwarts School Of Witchcraft and Wizardry. But the school is under lockdown as notorious murderer Sirius Black has escaped from the wizarding jail Azkaban ... and he has a score to settle with Harry. Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Gary Oldman, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Michael Gambon, David Thewlis, Alan Rickman, Robbie Coltrane, Timothy Spall, Maggie Smith 19:10 ITV News London Regional news update for the capital and the South East, plus local weather.

19:20 ITV News and Weather The latest headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast.

19:30 You’ve Been Framed. Comedian Harry Hill introduces a brand new run of the nation’s favourite home video show, with an all new look and features.

Will you be the star of the show tonight? In this episode, there is trouble in church with the language barrier bride, Nan gets run over by a fire engine, and a dog steals a smartphone to Film - his own video! And what did one viewer find at breakfast inside an egg?

20:00 Film - The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (12). The first part of Peter Jackson’s fantasy adventure trilogy based on the book by JRR Tolkien and starring Martin Freeman. Encouraged by the wizard Gandalf, Bilbo Baggins leaves the comfort of his home in the Shire to join a band of dwarves in their quest to reclaim the Kingdom of Erebor from the dragon Smaug. It is a journey that will see the plucky hobbit encounter goblins, orcs and a very strange creature called Gollum. Starring: Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Ken Stott, Graham McTavish, William Kircher 23:15 ITV News and Weather. The latest headlines from around the world. Followed by national and local weather forecasts.

23:30 Film - 300 (15). Stylish historical epic retelling the fierce battle at Thermopylae in 481BC. The Spartan king, Leonidas, and his tiny army of 300 followers provided inspiration for the whole of Greece as they fought the massed ranks of the Persian army whose commander, King Xerxes, had up to a million warriors at his disposal. Starring: Gerard Butler, Lena Headey, Dominic West, David Wenham, Vincent Regan, Michael Fassbender

01:40 Jackpot247. 04:00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA. 04:40 ITV Nightscreen.

C4 07:15 How I Met Your Mother. 07:40 How I Met Your Mother. 08:05 How I Met Your Mother. 08:30 FIM Superbike World Championship. 09:00 The Morning Line. 10:00 Everybody Loves Raymond. 11:00 Frasier.

12:00 The Big Bang Theory. 12:30 The Big Bang Theory. 12:55 The Simpsons. 14:25 Channel 4 Racing.

17:15 Come Dine with Me. 19:40 Channel 4 News.

20:00 The Trainer and the Racehorse: The Legend of Frankel. 21:00 The Restoration Man. 22:00 The 90s: Ten Years That Changed the World. 23:35 TFI Friday.

01:10 Film - In Bruges (18). 03:05 Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 03:55 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. 04:50 Hollyoaks Omnibus.

C5 07:00 Milkshake 10:30 Dora and Friends. 11:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 11:35 The Secret Life of Pets. 12:00 Cowboy Builders and Bodge Jobs. 14:55 Film - Columbo: Requiem for a Falling Star (PG). 16:20 GPs: Behind Closed Doors. 17:20 The Dog Rescuers.

18:15 Inside Manchester’s Midland Hotel. 19:15 The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door. 20:30 Can’t Pay? We’ll Take it Away. 20:55 5 News Weekend. 21:00 She’s 78, He’s 39: Age Gap Love. 22:00 Big Brother.

23:00 Boxing. 01:00 Super Casino. 04:10 Big Brother.

05:00 Violent Assault: Caught on Camera. 05:50 Make it Big.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Simon chats with former bass player of the Rolling Stones Bill Wyman 18.05 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions – Although it’s pretty safe living on the Costas it’s always worth considering home security.

18.30 Let's Talk (series) – Simon is with two more interesting characters from the Costa – Holly Coleman and John Atkins.

19.00 Viva La Vida (series). – with live music from Lucinda, Jay Markwick and Joe Longthorne plus loads more.

20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

14th june 07:00 Breakfast. 10:00 The Andrew Marr Show. 11:00 The Big Questions. 12:00 Sunday Politics. 13:15 Bargain Hunt. 14:00 BBC News. 14:15 Prized Apart.

15:25 Escape to the Country. 16:05 The Truth About Your Teeth. 17:05 Points of View. 17:20 Lifeline.

17:30 Songs of Praise. Claire McCollum meets a real-life good samaritan. Nick Vujicic - who was born with no arms or legs - talks about how he inspires hundreds of millions across the world with his message of faith and his belief in what he can do.

18:05 Nigel Slater: Eating Together. Food writer and cook Nigel Slater takes a tour of the diversity in modern British home cooking. Nigel meets three of Britain’s best home cooks to discover well-loved soup recipes that have come from around the world. He meets Miles, whose mum brought her recipe for spicy fish tea with her when she moved to Trowbridge from Jamaica in the 1960s, and Sumiko, for a lesson in the art of Japanese miso soup. Finally, he heads to 87year-old Regina’s kitchen in Leeds to find out how she makes the Jewish classic chicken soup, joining her family for a Friday night Shabbat dinner.

18:35 Animals Unexpected. Biologist Lucy Cooke turns detective to discover why, all over the world, animals are turning up in strange and unexpected places.

Some are showing up thousands of miles from their natural homes - like African hippos now running riot in South America. Lucy travels from the remote peaks of the Italian Alps to the heart of New York in search of animals where they just shouldn’t be 19:35 BBC News. The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team.

19:50 Regional News and Weather. The latest local news, sport and weather from newsrooms around the country.

20:00 Countryfile. Matt and Ellie are in Nottinghamshire, where Matt visits the village where they farm just as they did in the Middle Ages. He also visits the tree in Sherwood Forest where King John held early parliaments, and goes hunting for ancient trees as part of the Woodland Trust’s Tree of the Year campaign. Ellie goes bird spotting in Nottingham City centre with urban birder David Lindo and is surprised when a falcon chick literally falls at her feet 21:00 Antiques Roadshow. The Antiques Roadshow is back at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. Glass specialist Andy McConnell is very excited to see

the best piece of Swedish glass that he thinks has ever appeared on the show, while Fiona Bruce receives a crash course in the art of playing the bagpipes from a young boy.

22:00 Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell. Historical fantasy drama. Jonathan Strange’s remarkable magic helps England win the Battle of Waterloo, after which Strange returns home hoping for a peaceful new life, but the Gentleman’s scheme for revenge wrecks all of his and Arabella’s plans, leaving Jonathan Strange a ruined man.

23:00 BBC News. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.

23:20 Regional News and Weather. Regional updates from newsrooms across the UK. 23:30 Live at the Apollo. More standup comedy from the Hammersmith Apollo. Nina Conti and her monkey are the hosts, with special guests Rob Beckett and Jimeoin.

00:15 Film - High Fidelity (15). Romantic comedy based on Nick Hornby’s popular novel about a thirty something record shop owner struggling to reconcile his enthusiasm for music with his adult responsibilities.

The shop is unprofitable, not least because of the two morose assistants with an aggressive customer-service manner. Add to this the misery of a string of failed relationships, and the scene is set for an obsessive review of the protagonist’s past. Starring: John Cusack, Iben Hjejle, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Todd Louiso, Jack Black, Tim Robbins, Joan Cusack 02:00 Weather for the Week Ahead. 02:05 BBC News.

BBC2 07:15 The Big Allotment Challenge. 08:15 Countryfile.

09:10 Gardeners’ World. 09:40 Greatest Gardens.

10:10 The Beechgrove Garden. 10:40 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites. 12:15 The Box. 12:45 The Box. 13:15 Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites. 13:45 Athletics. 14:45 Film - They Came to Cordura (PG).

16:45 Flog It. 17:45 Beat the Brain. 18:15 Hotel India.

19:15 Film - Shanghai Knights (12). 21:00 Dara and Ed’s Great Big Adventure. 22:00 BBC at War with Jonathan Dimbleby. 23:00 Protecting Our Foster Kids.

00:00 Film - Secretariat (U). 01:55 Countryfile. 02:50 Holby City. 03:50 This is BBC Two. ITV 07:00 Fort Boyard. 07:25 Pat and Stan. 07:35 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures. 07:45 Dino Dan: Trek’s

Adventures. 08:00 Canimals. 08:15 Sooty. 08:30 Fort Boyard. 09:25 ITV News. 09:30 Weekend. 10:25 Judge Rinder. 11:20 Judge Rinder. 12:25 Judge Rinder. 13:20 ITV News and Weather. 13:35 Long Lost Family. 14:35 Film - Jurassic Park (PG). 17:00 ITV Regional News.

17:15 ITV News and Weather.

17:30 Euro 2016 Qualifier. England aim to maintain their 100 percent record in Group E as they travel to Ljubljana to take on Slovenia. Roy Hodgson’s team had to come from behind when the two sides met at Wembley in November. Mark Pougatch is joined by Lee Dixon and Glenn Hoddle for live coverage from the Stozice stadium, with commentary by Clive Tyldesley and Andy Townsend.

20:15 Catchphrase. Stephen Mulhern hosts the classic game show as players Paul, Sophie and Hakeem compete to guess the familiar phrases hidden in animated clues. One lucky contestant will go through to the Super Catchphrase for the chance to win fifty thousand pounds.

21:00 All Star Family Fortunes. Vernon Kay presents the game show where celebrities and their families compete to win cash for the charity of their choice.

This week, presenter Matthew Wright and his family face off against Emmerdale star Charley Webb and her clan - but which of the teams will get the chance to play for 30,000 pounds in the Big Money final round?

22:00 Home Fires. Drama series set in a Cheshire village during the Second World War. As war draws closer to home, the women have their own battles to fight.

Frances tries to help Pat before it is too late, while Alison searches for a way out of her own desperate situation. Miriam hides an important piece of news from Bryn, and as the nation’s darkest hour looms, the WI faces its biggest challenge yet.

23:00 ITV News and Weather. James Mates presents the latest headlines from around the world. Followed by national and local weather forecasts.

23:15 The Unforgettable...Kenneth Williams. Profile of the much misunderstood comedy actor who died in 1988. Those closest to him reveal for the first time their memories of the friend they knew and loved - the incorrigible show off, the devoted son, the romantic yet cantankerous contradiction that was Kenneth Williams.

23:50 Euro 2016 Qualifier Highlights. 01:15

Jackpot247. 03:30 Motorsport UK. 04:20 Nightscreen.

C4 07:20 How I Met Your Mother. 07:45 How I Met Your Mother. 08:10 Caterham Motorsport. 08:35 Everybody Loves Raymond. 09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond.

09:30 Frasier. 10:00 Frasier. 10:30 Sunday Brunch.

13:30 George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces. 14:35 The Simpsons. 15:00 The Simpsons. 15:30 Film - Evolution (PG). 17:35 Location, Location, Location. 18:35 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 19:30 Channel 4 News.

20:00 Kevin Mccloud’s Escape to the Wild. 21:00 The Secret World of Lego. 22:00 Humans. 23:00 Film Magic Mike (15). 01:15 Six Million Dollar Conman.

02:45 Film - A Better Life (12). 04:20 Come Dine with Me. 05:10 Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners.

C5 07:00 Milkshake. 10:30 Dora and Friends. 11:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 11:35 Chinese Food in Minutes. 11:50 Ultimate Police Interceptors. 12:45 Ultimate Police Interceptors. 13:45 Ultimate Police Interceptors. 14:50 Film - The Man in the Iron Mask. 17:15 Film - Disney’s Snow Dogs (PG). 19:05 Benefits Britain: Life on the Dole. 20:00 Cricket on 5. 20:55 5 News Weekend.

21:00 Animals Make You Laugh Out Loud. 22:00 Big Brother. 23:00 The ABBA Years. 00:30 ABBA: Live in Concert. 01:40 Film - Muriel’s Wedding. 03:40 Super Casino. 05:00 House Doctor. 05:25 Make it Big.

14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Simon talks to multi-talented musician and former band member of the Police, Andy Summers.

18.05 Sandling Park – local producer’s film about this lesser known but fascinating stately home in England 18.30 Mixed Marriages - We find out from several married couples the reality of inter-cultural marriages in Spain.

18.45 Soltails – Champion angler Sean McSeveney demonstrates some finer points of fishing at the Embalse d’Amadorio.

19.00 Let's Talk (series) – Simon Baldock is with memorabilia collector Pat Graham and Jamie Armstrong.

19.30 Speekee TV – Something for our younger viewers, a fun and entertaining way to learn Spanish. – El Jardin 19.45 Handmade – Curse of the Dead – a terrific short horror film made by youngsters from Stagekids and EKA. 20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

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Alternatively call 968 654 667 (69146) ELECTRICAL SERVICES AND call outs, Domestic or Commercial Costa Blanca South area, contact Paul on 634311070 and Whatsap (141434) Aquaservice, Mineral water & cooler/heater unit delivered to your door. Free trial, no obligation, get the best quality water at the best price. Call 676 820 588

Can You Help Do you have a few hours to spare each week? Volunteers are needed by Age Concern especially for our LIFELINE Team. Visiting people in their own homes to assess their needs. If you can help in this respect, please call Age Concern on 96 678 6887.

Clubs and Societies COSTA COBRAS RFC based at Daya Vieja sports ground.

Training juniors Monday 18.30 and Tuesday 18.00, seniors Monday 20.30 and Wednesday 21.00 For more details contact Garry 692 767 242 or Robert on 697 286 416

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Religious Services La Siesta Evangelical Church, opposite the Flamingo Childrens Water Park. 1st and 3rd Sunday 9.30 am Sunday Service, 2nd Sunday 11am Service of Worship and Sunday School, 4th Sunday Holy Communion and Sunday School, 5th Sunday 11am Family Service. Wedding blessings, Baptisms and Funerals. Contact Pastor Keith Brown on 666 180 108, email: pastorlasiesta@gmail.com. www.Lasiestaevangelicalchurch. org (69149) International Christian Assembly An Evangelical Church made up of many different nationalities.

Sunday Services at 11am with Junior Church, Communion 1st Sunday of the month. We worship at C/Urbano 23 in Torrevieja. Call 966 799 273.

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The Upper Room Christian Fellowship Church welcomes you to Sunday Service every Sunday at 6.30 pm at La Zenia Hotel. Contact Pastor Brian on 680 860 576 (69151) The Torrevieja Christian Fellowship is a multi-national, English-speaking, Evangelical Church made up of ordinary people from Torrevieja and the surrounding districts on the Costa Blanca. Sunday Worship is held at 10.30am in our premises on Avenida de las Cortes Valencianas 68 in Torrevieja.

Call 966 700 391 for info.

(69152) Spiritualist Centre, Benijofar, (formerly of Quesada) meet at Hamilton´s Bake House, 62 Calle Vicente, Blasco Ibaùez, Benijofar 03178. Sunday, 11.30 a.m. and Tuesday 7 p.m. Open Circle every Thursday at 6.30 p.m. For more information contact Wendy on 965 323 028.Website www.spiritualistcentre-benijofar.com email or info@spiritualistcentre-benijofer.com Ident Fiscl G54713789 phoenixchurch23@gmail.com

Property for Rent URGENT! - Properties required for waiting clients. We are receiving requests for La Zenia, Playa Flamenca, San Miguel schools catchment area, 2 or 3 bed houses, and detached villas.

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Euro 217000 (109105) Dolores. Large Finca in plot of 10,000 m2. All services connected. Build Size 215m2. Must be viewed. 195,000 euros. Tel 649 189 930 (65297) A modern and spacious townhouse in the beautiful and historic village of Jacarilla. The townhouse has 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms and a modern lounge. The villa has a bright yet spacious kitchen with plenty of storage space. To be sold unfurnished. 109,950 Euros CALL 968 971 860 (101552)

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Price: 298.700 Euros. Call 96673-00-57. (139984) Beautiful ground floor apartment in Playa Flamenca, 2 bed 2 bath in a gated community. Tropical gardens and lovely swimming pool area, tennis court, basket court & children play area. Air cond. in all rooms, 127 m2 terrace, interrior m2: 87m2. Fully furnished. Price: 125.000 Euros.

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FORGOTTEN PENSIONS – ANOTHER REASON RELOCATING BRITS NEED A FINANCIAL CHECK-UP Migrating Brits have been reminded why a thorough financial ‘check-up’ before leaving the UK could save them thousands of pounds, following the revelation that up to £850million-worth of pension benefits currently go unclaimed by retired expats, said OverseasGuidesCompany.com in June.

“It’s not unknown for people to end their working life not realising they have one or more pensions set up by different employers, usually from a job they had years before,” said Elaine Ferguson, Head of the Resource Centre at OverseasGuidesCompany.com.

“The change in pension rules this year prompted research into this by pension firms and now the true extent of the

situation has come to light – an estimated 250,000 retired Brits are not claiming a pension they are entitled to but probably do not realise they have.

“However, it is not only poor planning with pensions where Brits moving abroad can lose money unnecessarily. Many are unaware that they could be entitled to income tax refunds, depending on their position for the full tax year at the point of departing the UK, and their allowances. Or, if they retain a rental property in the UK, they may not realise the tax savings they can make by entering the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme. There are also the benefits of using a specialist currency exchange firm to move money between the UK and abroad – again, something so many expats still disregard.

“When it comes to financial planning, preparation is especially important for people with plans to leave the UK as it is far easier to organise things before leaving the country, than to try to change things once you are no longer a tax resident here. As with most things, speaking to a qualified financial advisor, who could highlight these and other points, could benefit you hugely.”

DOLPHIN AND ALBATROS JOIN INTERNATIONAL AIRWAVES Both the Amateur Radio Association of the Vega Baja (URE), and the Spanish Amateur Radio Union association (LRIs), composed mostly of local amateurs, spent the weekend transmitting from the submarine "S-61 Dolphin" and the Patrol Boat "Albatros III in the Torrevieja Marina.

The broadcasts were in celebration of ‘Ship Museum Weekend’ which was organised by the Amateur Radio Station of the US Battleship New Jersey together with the cooperation of the City of Torrevieja.

The aim of the weekend was to make contact with as many other museum ships and amateur radio stations across the world as possible, which they did with transmissions reaching over a hundred countries. Local operators say that contacts they made during the weekend will now enable them to draw a map of historic vessels that can be found throughout the world

The "Dolphin S-61" is 58 meters long, with capacity for 60 crew. It was given to the city of Torrevieja by the Ministry of Defence and first entered service as a Ship Museum in 2004. Moored adjacent to the Dolphin is the 32 meter patrol boat "Albatros III” a former Marine Customs Surveillance vessel.

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SOME ENCHANTED EVENING - THE YEAR’S BIG SHOW Supporting The Pink Ladies and AECC The biggest event on the Costa is scheduled for Saturday 27th June in the Orihuela Costa Resort, La Zenia. "Some Enchanted Evening" A Tribute To Rodgers & Hammerstein will be performed by the Costa's largest popular choir, the 60 strong Melody Makers International, along with the everpopular Cantemos! Youth Choir, both conducted by Nigel Hopkins.

The concert will include many of R&H's fabulous hits from such shows as Carousel, Oklahoma, South Pacific, King & I, State Fair, and of course the Sound of Music. A professional band from the UK will accompany the shows and some of the finest soloists on the Costa will per-

There are two shows on the day, a Matinee at 2pm and an evening performance at 8pm. Tickets are available from La Ponderosa gift shop at La Zenia, as well as The CardPlace at both Punta Prima and Benimar. Johnsons Supermarket at the Citrus Centre and Bargain Books in C/Ramon Gallud, Torrevieja also have tickets. The shows are supporting the Pink Ladies for AECC this year.

Conductor and producer Nigel Hopkins promises a superb evening of entertainment including beautiful harmonies and several surprises which audiences always look forward to. Tickets are on sale NOW.

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PINEAPPLE SURPRISE Spanish police seized 200 kilos (440 pounds) of cocaine found inside hollowed-out pineapples that arrived by ship from Central America, the interior ministry said Sunday. The drug-stuffed fruit was found among 10 shipping containers filled with pineapples that arrived in the southern port of Algeciras, one of Europe`s largest ports, the ministry said in a statement

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MERRIMENT AND MELODY In Support of AMMA Campoverde Theatre Group has a really great show for you, good music, great dance numbers and lots of very funny sketches. ‘Let Us Entertain You’ is a fast paced show will keep you entertained and smiling and will have you singing along with some of the well known numbers.

The show is full of colour, comedy and choreography, basically a show that has something for everybody. The show promises to be a really entertaining evening out.

Portugal footballer Cristiano Ronaldo could leave Real Madrid this summer, after reportedly being miffed over club president Florentino Perez's growing closeness with teammate Gareth Bale. Spanish publication Don Balón has claimed that Carlo Ancelotti’s exit, the cooling relations between Ronaldo and Perez, the hiring of Rafa Benitez as manager and Perez’s unrelenting support for Bale have been the major issues which have unsettled the two-time FIFA Baloon D’Or winner.

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The ladies of L A Line Dancers, based in Los Alcázares, donated an amazing 1800 to DEBRA Spain, which is the national charity working on behalf of people in Spain with the genetic skin blistering condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB).

Founded in 1993, DEBRA Spain (the Butterfly children charity) is a non-governmental organisation formed by people with EB, a team of social and health professionals specialised in EB, as well as friends and collaborators.

Butterfly Skin is the common name for Epidermolysis Bullosa or EB, a very rare genetic condition in which the skin and internal body linings blister at the slightest knock or rub, causing painful, open wounds.

EB is likely to affect 1 in 17,000 live births and it is estimated that there are currently 1000 people with the condition in Spain. Because EB is an inherited condition (it cannot be caught), which is passed on genetically from parents to children, first time parents often do not know that they are carriers and will have no prior warning that the child will be affected, until birth.

The condition has a number of distinct forms. In its least severe forms, the blistering is confined to the hands and feet making holding things and walking extremely painful. In more severe forms all the

body is affected and the wounds heal very slowly, giving rise to scarring, physical deformity and significant disability.

For many affected by the condition, the blistering is not limited to the skin but also affects the inner body linings such as the mouth and oesophagus.

The eating of solids is, in these cases, almost impossible, and the disposal of the body waste incredibly painful. When this condition applies, malnutrition is often a consequence, further reducing the body's resistance to infection.

People with the more severe types of EB also have an exceptionally high risk of developing skin cancers, shortening their lives by approximately 30-40 years. In its most severe form, the condition is fatal in infancy.

Whilst considerable progress has been made in recent years in understanding EB and identifying the genes that cause the condition, there is as yet no effective treatment or a cure. To find out more, visit the DEBRA Spain website: www.pieldemariposa.es Led by Diane Daniels, the L A Dancers meet once a week at The Arches, Urb. Oasis, Los Alcázares and always welcome new members. Email: dipetediamonds@yahoo.co.uk for further information.

Campoverde Theatre Group hope to raise lots of money for AMMA, the Alzheimer’s Mar Menor Association, a new charity aimed at providing a much needed day care service for people suffering from Alzheimer’s, an illness that not only affects the sufferer, but also their carers, who become increasingly more and more socially isolated as their loved one deteriorates. Unlike other Alzheimer’s groups, AMMA provides day care in both English and Spanish. As everyone appreciates, it is essential that people suffering from this progressive disease are communicated with in a language they understand.

AMMA accepts clients from a wide area, including Orihuela Costa and it will also accept people with severe Alzheimer’s.

Come along to the Casa De Cultura, San Miguel de Salinas on either Friday 19th, Saturday 20th or Sunday 21st June and have a really fabulous night of entertainment whilst supporting a really good cause.

Tickets available from Bargain Books, San Miguel or phone Jude on 96 684 4460 or 676 557 104.

NEW EVENING ART CLASS IN BENIJOFAR. Suzanne Stokes, who has been teaching art for more than ten years in the Quesada area, is considering starting a new evening class on Monday evenings at Restaurant Catorce in Benijofar.

‘Beginners are welcome’ said Suzanne, ‘because I work with everyone individually, initially teaching them how to observe, and to draw accurately. All drawing materials and projects are provided for the first few weeks, after which people can begin to try other mediums before deciding how they want to progress.’ Please contact Suzanne on 680 961 025 or see her website www.sue-stokes.co.uk for more details and please let her know if you are interested in the evening class. Suzanne also runs classes at PALS Social Club, La Siesta, on Monday mornings, and at La Herradura Restaurant (next to the REPSOL garage) in Los Montesinos on Thursday mornings, where an exhibition of her own work is on display.

Spain has agreed to host a US rapid reaction military force to deal with crises in Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

The deal will allow 2,200 US troops and 500 civilian staff to be permanently stationed near the city of Seville. They will be able to launch missions to protect their embassies, rescue US citizens and intervene in military conflicts and humanitarian crises. The Moron air base in southern Spain already hosts 850 US troops.

ILLICIT TOBACCO TRADE The World Health Organisation (WHO) highlighted the strong commitment to the fight against tobacco made and maintained

by Spain - the first European country alongside Austria to ratify the WHO Protocol against the Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products. The recognition was embodied in two medals: one collected by the Director of the Spanish Tax Agency, Santiago Menéndez; and a second collected by the General Secretary for Healthcare and Consumer Affairs, Rubén Moreno.

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LEGIONNAIRES BOWLS PLEASURABLE CAP AND HAND EVENTS

SABA SUMMER TRIPLES RESULTS AND TABLES FOR FRIDAY 5 JUNE

SPITFIRE DIVISION San Luis Wellingtons 86 (6) San Miguel Moors 101 (8) Quesada Blenheims 134 (14) Greenlands Gladiators 74 (0) San Miguel Christians 77 (4) Vistabella Fairways 101 (10) Mazarron Miners Bye

Quesada Blenheims San Luis Wellingtons Vistabella Fairways San Miguel Moors Greenlands Gladiators San Miguel Christians Mazarron Miners

P 8 8 8 8 7 8 7

W 31 30 27 25 17 14 13

D 1 1 3 3 0 1 1

L 16 17 18 20 25 33 28

O/W 6 5 5 6 1 2 2

Diff 166 134 147 66 -93 -214 -206

Pts 75 71 67 65 36 33 31

HURRICANE DIVISION Emerald Isle Victors 79 (2) Monte Mar Torro 95 (12) Greenlands Glosters 88 (6) La Marina Pilots 94 (8) Quesada Lancasters v La Siesta Wasps Game to be played 8th June Vistabella Greeners Bye P 8 8 8 6 7 7 8

La Marina Pilots Emerald Isle Victors Monte Mar Torro La Siesta Wasps Vistabella Greeners Quesada Lancasters Greenlands Glosters

W 26 26 24 20 19 15 16

D 4 1 4 3 2 4 2

L O/W 18 5.5 21 6 20 3.5 13 4 21 3 23 2 30 2

Diff 57 132 5 74 -47 -61 -160

Pts 67 65 59 51 46 38 38

HARRIER DIVISION Country Bowls Badgers 122 (12) La Siesta Hornets 80 (2) Horadada Hawks 123 (12) San Luis Hercules 89 (2) El Rancho 105 (8) Emerald Isle Vulcans 117 (6)

Country Bowls Badgers La Siesta Hornets Horadada Hawks San Luis Hercules Emerald Isle Vulcans El Rancho

P 6 6 6 6 6 6

W D 20 1 18 2 19 1 17 0 16 2 15 0

L O/W 15 3 16 4 16 2.5 19 3.5 18 3 21 2

Diff 42 -6 15 26 -40 -37

Pts 47 46 44 41 40 34

EMERALD ISLE BOWLS CLUB

By Robin ( the scribe) Adams.

1st June. Weekly Aussie Pairs, off to a good start with 22 entries, joint winners were, Renata Mulloy, Barbara Collins & Mell O'Dell & Geoff Farrington, both teams on + 11.

Well organised by Mel. 2nd June, Our Monthly Match v the Hijackers, A good win for the Isle winning by 5 rinks to with one draw.

E.I. Winners : Lyn Hawkins, Dave Close & Eric Brookes (16-14). Denise Horne, Mike Petty & Tony Harris (24-6). Jim Crawford, Marion Neve & Brian Smith (17-5). Maria Brookes, Robin Adams & Brin Colebeck (16-16) Sandra Kavanagh, Liz Page & Pete Willicott (27-6) this also won the cash, drinks on Pete . Ann Ede, John Wood & Ernie Bennett got the draw. Thanks to Brin for a well Organised Match & the Highjackers for being a great bunch of people.

June 3rd. V.C.L. A bad day for the E.I. Dukes who went down to La Marina by 4 rinks to One & lost the shots 78-92, points, 2-10. The Dukes winner was Frank Close who won the Men's singles by21-11 A better result for the Barons v Greenlands who lost by 2 rinks to 3, but won the shots by 87-84, giving the Barons a 6 all draw, Barons winners : Mary Whitelock ( Ladies singles). 21-4.

Dave Close & Rodger Whitelock (18-14) pairs. Two other games were very close, a good TEAM effort!

4th June. S.a.b.a. Bad day for the Victors going down 12-2 to Monte Mar, shots 79-95, the Victors winners : Yvonne Mallaburn, Barbara Eldridge & Frank Close (18-9) The Vulcans v El Rancho, a good try by the Vulcans, losing 4 rinks to 2, but winning the shots 105-116. Vulcans winners: Don Martin, Mike Petty & Frank King (26-14). & Maureen Jeffs, Barbara Collins, & Bill Hawthorn (29-3) Another good team effort with 2 very close games, let's keep going.

The Royal British Legion Legionnaires Bowls Group held two pleasurable events at its home ground, Casa Ventura, recently. One event involving Caps and the other a Hand. For the one, new caps were donated to the members of the Legionnaires by sponsors Kuts & Klaws and they were kindly presented by Karl Blain, proprietor of Kuts & Klaws. The caps bear the RBL crown and lion logo with the name 'Legionnaires' arched above it. They will greatly enhance what is already a very smart kit worn by Legionnaires members.

The other event was what has become an annual knockout singles trophy competition involving some six or more rounds of bowls to determine one eventual outright winner, the winner then being entitled to hold the very handsome Rita Hand Trophy for one year. This year's

winner was Peter Cox, who was presented with the trophy by Rita Hand in person. Barry Edwards, the runner up this year, received a trophy cup, suitably engraved in recognition of his win last year. One photograph shows Rita Hand presenting the trophy to Peter Cox and the other shows some of The Legionnaires Group members sporting their new caps and visors, with Karl Blain, centre right, receiving a thankful handshake from Captain, Brenda Brown.

Whether experienced or absolute novice, new members are always welcome to play with The Legionnaires Group, which regularly meets on Thursday and Saturday afternoons, 1:30 for 2:00 p.m. at Casa Ventura, San Luis. Just come along or contact the Secretary, Harry Epsom, on 966849075, a warm welcome will await you.

GREENLANDS BOWLS CLUB Jasmines maintained top spot in A div of the federation VCL last Weds, when they achieved a very creditable 6-6 draw at San Luis.

Against a highly experienced Lions team, all 5 rinks couldn't have been closer. Although the rinks, pairs and mens singles just lost by 1, 2 and 4 shots respectively, victories for Sandra Heath in the ladies singles (21-16), and the trips team of Sue Johnson, Mel Brown and Barry Collins (19-13), secured an overall shots difference of 89-85.

Not to be outdone, Mimosas emulated that result, as they battled hard at home to Emerald Isles Barons in C div. Phil Lockley led the way as he recorded a 21-18 triumph in the mens sin-

BY STEVE HIBBERD gles, whilst victories for Jean & Dave Giddings plus Dave Webb in the trips (28-14), and the rinks team of Dave Fryatt, Dave Thompson, John Wray and Vic Mahomet (17-16), earned 6 points. Unfortunately, come Fri, SABA summer trips league failed to reach the same heights for GBC. Glosters almost pulled of a victory against La Marina Pilots in Hurricane div, as they won on 3 rinks, but just fell short on overall shots, eventually losing 6-8.

Well done: Ron Stansfield, Dave Thompson, Jim Oliver 2012. Heather Meston, Mary Lockley, John Wray 15-10. Phil Lockley, Jim McLean, John O'Brian 20-15. Gladiators visited QBC for their match in Spitfire div, but came away empty handed.

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By Bobbie Sims VCL 2015 - A good result for us this week away against Emerald Isle Dukes, 10 points to 2 and shots of 92-78, a brilliant effort by everyone gave us some really good games. Ladies singles Shirley Hadaway,2117, Men's singles Dave Hadaway 11-21, Pairs, Jim Manning and Alan Castle 20-15, Triples, Margaret McLaughlin, Mike Smith and Tom Spencer 15-11 but our highest winning rink was Kathy Manning, Bill Sims, Margaret Finlayson and Bobbie Sims 25-14, Keep going gang.

LA MARINA PILOTS Our game today was away against Greenland's Glosters and we came away with a win by 8 points to 6 and shots were close but just in our favor, 94-88. Teams were Mo Barker, John Rae and John Morgan 1220, Dave Hadaway, Berni Carr and Dave Taylor 10-15, Peter Bailey, Mike Surch and Dave Lewis 14-8, Reg Jackson, Robert and Margaret Finlayson 15-20, Roger Stacey, Arthur Cronk and Terry Perchard 1816, and the highest winning rink this time was Carol Smith, Mike Smith and Shirley Hadaway with a whopping 25-9 Well done in this heat, the second half is under way.

By StJohn Broadhurst The SABA 4 Wood Pairs league started last week on Monday, 1 June with Country Bowls two pairs taking on two pairs from La Marina. It was La Marina who had the best of the exchanges, winning both games. Overall shots Country Bowls 25 La Marina 51.

The VCL continued on Wednesday, 3 June with the Herons travelling to La Siesta. Once again the Herons could only manage a win in one of the disciplines, so well done to Sheila Whitehall, John Rimmer and Peter Whitehall 18-12. Overall shots Herons 57 (2 pts) La Siesta 103 (10 pts).

The week finished on a high for the Badgers who welcomed La Siesta to the Valle for a SABA Harrier league match on Friday, 5 June. The Badgers were in fine form, winning five rinks and the long game to record a 12-2 victory. Celebrating this week were Jo Wright, John Wright and Bryan Kirk 16-13. Andy White, Dennis Birkett and Dot Davies 23-15. Ben Noke, John Rimmer and StJohn Broadhurst 25-10.

Pat Patton, Joel Fernandez and Brian Patton 17-10. Carole Donnellan, Sheila Whitehall and Peter Whitehall 23-`12. Overall shots Badgers 122 (12 pts) La Siesta 80 (2 pts). www.countrybowlsclub.com

EL RANCHO BOWLS CLUB With just the one match this week, in the Harrier league, when we entertained Emerald Isle Vulcans and a splendid morning it was. We had great company and some good bowls to boot, but as we know winning does not mean that as an individual we have played well and losing, even by a large score does not mean that we did not play well. It mainly comes down to who we play with and against, with the odd bit of luck thrown in too, the main thing is that we enjoy the company. We did however take 4 rinks, always a good result and fell just short on the overall shots. Edward Elsam, Ron Edwards and John Newell 2019. Bob Easthope, Malc Sykes and David Whitworth 23-9. Trish Elsam, Mick Ager and Shirley Edwards 3-29. June Whitworth, Sheila cooper and Carolyn Harris 25-15. Terry Buswell, Jane Hamill and Stew Hamill 20-19. John Cleal, Margaret Odell and Ron Odell 14-26.

For membership details contact Brian Taylor on 965 077 093 or at briantaylor_es@yahoo.co.uk or Carolyn Harris on 966 774 316 or at secretary@gmail.com" elranchobowls.secretary@gmail.com.

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VISTABELLA RULE AT LA SIESTA 3 DAY TRIPS

Derek Stevenson, Barbara Brown & Ian Kenyon Joined Charlie Watkins, Maggie Furness & Eric Bishop in an all Vistabella Final at the La Siesta 3 day triples comp last weekend. Ian's team won their group to go head to head in one semi against Mike Edwards Greenlands trip while Eric's team played Gordon Fishers MonteMar trip in the other. Both semi's were brilliantly played by all teams, the winners being the two from Vistabella teams. The Final was played on a rink which hadn't been played on for the duration of the competition, it was a shame as the final was not as thrilling as the semi's, the same for Ian & Eric's teams but never the less a difficult rink.

After ten ends Derek, Barbara & Ian were the deserving winners, we salute you! Well done Vistabella for keeping it in the family...so to speak.

VCL Red league Vikings were at home where they earned a good result over the MonteMar Lords, Maggie Furness won the Ladies Singles 21-19 after a tightly fought game, the Men's Singles was a mirrored game but went the other way 19-21. Steve Pearson & Eric Bishop won the Pairs 17-11, Lynne Bishop, Barbara & Arthur Brown won the Triples 25-16.

Jenny & Dave Chaplin, Les Barber & Jenny Bowman managed a draw of 1515 in the Rinks. Points, Vikings 9 (97) 3 (82) Lords. The Saxons had a bye this week.

SABA Spitfire Fairways played away against the San Miguel Christians, four great wins and the Long game made it a satisfying mornings bowling. Sandra burrows, Neil Burrows & Arthur Brown 23-7. Jenny Chaplin, Mike Regan & Richard Lee 24-10. Geoff Paylor, Andy Leggatt & Eric Bishop 21-12. Lynne Bishop, Dane Howard & Ken Cuthbert 16-8. Points, Fairways 10 (101) - 4 (77) Christians. The Greeners had a bye to enjoy doing whatever took their fancy. Our men's four wood pairs won 4-1 on their first match, well done boys.

The Premier twenty league gets on the road this week, we are the reigning champs so we need your commitment to defend the title, if your names are not down already then see Charlie Watkins.

LA SIESTA BOWLS CLUB V.C.L. Red Division 3rd June Our game today was against the Country Bowls Herons and we came out 10-2 winners taking four of the five rinks and the shots 103-57. Winners were Sue Jordan 21-9 (Ladies Singles) Alan Barton 21-6 (Men’s Singles) Joy Gardiner and Jean Cooper 20-18 (Pairs) and Sheila Chorley, Bill Jordan, Alex Morrice with Brian Gardiner 29-6.

S.A.B.A. Hurricane & Harrier Divisions 5th June The Hornets travelled to Country Bowls and came away 12-2 losers going down on five rinks and shots 80-122. Our consolation winners were Irene Laverick, Sid Gallup with Johnnie Ryder 20-18.

Chicken and eggs 3rd June. Chicken Gordon, Wine Stuart, Eggs Mike.

On the 30th and 31st May, & 1st June we held our annual open, and in fine sunny weather had a brilliant weekends bowling. As chance would have it, the cream always rises to the top and the well deserved winners this year were Derek Thompson, Barbara Brown and Ian Kenyon from Vistabella. Well Done. ( photo below) On behalf of La Siesta Bowls Club I would like to thank all competitors who took part, Carmens Restaurant El Chaparel and Grand China Restaurant La Siesta for their generous prize donations, Roz Stockwell for THREE days of umpiring, Owners Lyn and Jim for the excellent food and service and to those members of La Siesta who didn’t play but were helping in the background. Next Years Comp. 4th 5th and 6th June.

If you wish to take up a new sport, and want make new friends, with a little gentle exercise, you will be made very welcome. Bowls and

HORADADA BOWLS CLUB Wednesday 3rd June Horadada v San Luis Kestrels at Home Some reasonable close games but the kestrels came out the winners. Horadada 2 Points 73 Shots: Kestrels 10 Points 95 Shots.

Well done to Terry Bryan and Sandra winning the trips.

Friday 5th June SABA Harrier Div. Horadada Hawks at Home to San Luis Hercules. A good win for Horadada Winning on 5 rinks losing by 1 point on the 6th.

Some very close games, good bowling on both sides.

Horadada 12 Points 123 Shots San Luis 2 points 89 Shots. Well done Horadada, Enjoy the Luncheon at the Pizzeria in Campoverde on Tuesday 9th 1-30 For 2-00pm.

More info Call 966762865 Fred Trigwell. Club Captain.

By Norman A dcroft dcroft shoes can be hired and tuition arranged. New members are always welcome. Ring Jim or Lyn on 690190523 and they will help, or call in at La Siesta Bowls Club at Calle Rossini La Siesta Urbanisation.

Special offer on Membership this year for July and August only. 14 Months for the cost of a years full membership.

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C AFE UNO GOLF SOCIE TY

By Steve Lawrence.

Members and guests of the Cafe Uno Golf Society played at Vistabella today, Thursday 4th June. The course was in good condition and the weather was of course super, although the gusting wind made the playing conditions a little tricky at times.

Our after game presentations and food was held at the Cafe Uno bar.

Thanks to the staff for their hospitality.

The play format for the day was Stableford and the scores were as follows:Only one category this week.

1st P.Buckler - 33pts.

2nd G.Benson - 32pts.

3rd B.Wright - 31pts.

Best front 9 - S.Hamilton - 17pts.c/b.

Best back 9 - D.Harwood - 19pts.

Nearest the pin - no winner. Nearest the pin in 2 - G.Phillip.

There was no 2`s winner this week so the prize money rolls over.

Next week we are playing at Alenda on Thursday 11th June. 1st tee 10am. you will need to contact a committee member to book in.

On July 2nd we are having a Captains day at Altorreal, please put your name on the sheet at the bar, numbers are limited.

On July 8th we will hold the 2015 AGM at Cafe Uno. 8pm start.

LAS RAMBLAS GOLF SOCIETY

By Mike Chapman We started the week with a 2 ball better ball which was played in beautiful sunny conditions. The clear winners with a very good score of 45 pts were Geoff Biggerstaff and Tom Hardie who were six points clear of Joyce McClusky and Ron Phipps on 39 pts. Also on 39 pts but losing out on a count back were Nick Campbell and Yvonne Phipps.

There was only a small turn out for our weekly stableford on Wednesday as maintenance work was being carried out on the greens which meant that we had to play the front nine twice. The winner was Bryan Neal with 38 pts beating Linda Steptoe on a count back.

On Friday with the greens still undergoing maintenance we played a 4 ball Texas Scramble. It was no surprise that the winning team were Geoff Biggerstaff, Bryan Neal, Rod Doel and Club Professional Jose Maria Buendia returning a score of 55.2 which included 10 birdies. In second place with a score of 59.5 were Ron Phipps, Alan Douglas, Nick Campbell and Marleen Billen.

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by Dial Prix Congratulations to Geraldine Fisher, Sue No2 Kemp, Skip Gordon Fisher, for reaching the Semi Finals of the La Siesta Open Trips. (see pic).

Wednesday 3rd May, in the VCL League, MonteMar Lords were Away to Vistabella Vikings, Winning on 1 Rink, and Drawing on 1 Rink.

Singles, Gordon Fisher 21-19. Rinks, Geraldine Fisher, Janet Gatward, Tony Finan, Skip Barrie Woodfine 17-17. Shots, MonteMar Lords 82 - Vistabella Vikings 97. Points, MonteMar Lords 3 Vistabella Vikings 9.

Friday 5th May, MonteMar Torros were at Away to Emerald Isle Victors, Winning on 5 Rinks. Geraldine Fisher, Janet Gatward, Skip Gordon Fisher 19-11. Pauline Woodfine, Ken White, Skip Barrie Woodfine 15-12. Stan Routledge, Iain Sheridan, Skip Bill Young 1911. Ronnie Cairns, Ethal Finan, Skip Tony Finan 16-12. Keeith Simpson, June Young, Skip Dave Melville 17-15.

Shots, MonteMar Torros 95 - Emerald Isle Victors 76. Points,

MontMar Torros 12 - Emerald Isle Victors 2.

For further information about MonteMar Bowls and Social Club, Please contact Press Officer Brian 966790606, or www.montemar-

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COSTA BLANCA LEAGUE RE TAIN GARAY CUP

This was the eleventh annual tournament between the two golf league teams since its inauguration in 2004 and each league has won the same amount of matches five each. It was played at Bonalba Golf Resort where 18 players represented their respective League.

The competition was originally suggested and sponsored by Snr. Manolo Garay So this year the competition as it would break the year long deadlock The Bonalba course is always a challenging course and since its improvement sthe course, is an ideal venue although a Home course for Costa Blanca North. The format was Fourball Better Ball Matchplay with the lowest handicap giving shots a 90% difference of the handicaps It was a perfect day for golf with the temperatures a little down from the norm for the end of May, but very welcome by both teams As the scores show there was not a lot to choose between the two teams as is nearly always the case

in these annual competitions and for the Vega Baja Premier Golf League to come up short by a single and the ladies two of them representing the VBPGL came through both on the winning team.

Results (Vega Baja League Names only) Robin Fish & Ian Hunt lost 3&2 Bill Martin & Malcolm Anderson won 4&2 Les Lane & Marin Oakley won 4&2 Martin Archer & Ray Millgate won 4&2 Mick Brentnall & Barbara Hitchings win 1up Bill Gemmell & Paul Edwards All square Geoff Wild & Flo Von Carlowitz won 1 up Seamus Martin & Dominic Downey lost 3&1 FINAL SCORE: CBGL 4.5 VBPGL 3.5 The tournament sponsor Manolo Garay also put up prizes and presented by Ivie Davies Secretary of VBPGL for the Nearest the Pin and Longest drive the result of were: NEAREST THE PIN: Hole 4: Steve Robison (CBGL) Hole 8: Malcolm Anderson (VBPGL), Hole 11: Mike Davison (CBGL) Hole 16: Dennis Pyman (CBGL)....LONGEST DRIVE:

T.M.G.S. Visit to Las Colinas

Las Colinas is not on our frequent visits list, and after today’s visit I remember why. Yes it is in great condition and yes with the low season discount price it’s more affordable, but it’s no wonder that they have Sat/nav fitted to the buggies because you need it to find your way from hole to hole, and if you happen to have an invalidity certificate they very kindly adjust the “sat/nav” so that you can drive on the fairways and get closer to the greens, except when you get there the bloody thing stops and tells you to return to the pathway IN REVERSE! Added to that you also get the on board running commentary, which, by the time you’ve reached the 6th hole, you trying to find the button to turn it off! Seriously though this is one of the shortest courses (tee to green) but due to the lengthy trips between holes the round turns out to be nearer to 6 hours than 4 hours. Results for today’s competition, 28 members and guests turned up for another early start of 9am, this had the advantage of playing before it got too hot (late afternoon was 28º) and with 5 par 3´s the “2´s” pot was looking vulnerable and rightly so, Mick Kennedy had a “2” on hole 7 and John Mellor and Joe Dean managed to hole their second shots on the 10th.to take home a share of the €18 in the pot. We categorize our N.T.P.´s so that everyone gets a chance to win a prize, however it can cause some confusion when players are so excited to be on the green that even while they write their name on the pin they fail to see that it isn´t for their category, this was the case on the 5th when a visitor claimed it but it wasn´t his hole so no prize could be awarded. The 7th hole was won by new member Kjell Johnsen in the Silver category. Hole 10; any competitor, Joe Dean, Hole 14; Gold Category, John Whitaker, Hole 17; any competitor, Joe Dean. Silver Category Winners; 3rd Roger Nilsen, 31 pts. 2nd Audrey Mellor, 32 pts. 1st John Hillier 34 pts. Gold Category; 3rd and in the prizes for the last time this year, as he leaves for the UK on Saturday, 31 pts. 2nd Kjell Aasebo 32 pts. and 1st with 33 pts. Tove Røed. Photo: Gold category winners.

Our next Competition is Wednesday 10th June at La Finca, so if you fancy a game with a multinational Society call the Secretary on 661 524 101 or visit www.tmgs.org Fancy a weekend game? El Paraiso are playing at La Marquesa on the Sunday 14th June for more info visit www.clubdegolfelparaiso.com

The VBPGL team lost by a single point Hole 15: Mark ‘Taff’ Reynolds (CBGL) As always the matches were played in the best of spirit and both teams stated how much they enjoyed the day and the major benefit they get to play with other golfers they would not normally come into contact with on the golf course, and this can only be good for both of these Leagues and golf. Thanks should go to players of the VBPGL who had an early start and travelled from the Costa Calida.

The Manolo Garay presented Richard Davis

Captain of the CBGL with the trophy which means they are now 6 games to 5 in the overall tournaments. Ivie Davies thanked both teams for the good spirit in which the competition had been played and to Richard Davis and all the staff at Bonalba Golf Resort for ensuring the course was in good condition and their support in providing Tappas and bevergaes. For more information go to www.vegabajapremiergolfleague.com and Facebook.

ROCKET'S GOLF SOCIETY, ALICANTE GOLF Our visit to this delightful course it was in very condition but there were tee boxes and some of the greens with TLC going on. Due to the tinning of the greens were a tad slow and not easy to read but they did not deter our talented members.

The competition on the day was that mind boggling game of ‘MedFord’, Medal on the front nine and Stableford on the back nine.

It has to be said there was some good scoring in both categories despite the varying conditions.

RESULTS - GOLD CATEGORY 1st Ron Swift 21 Nett, 2nd Malcolm Anderson 22 pts, 3rd Rod Smith 31 pts SILVER CATEGORY 1st Ron Nicholson 21 Nett, 2nd Barney Hickey 22 Nett-CB, 3rd Athur Williams 22 Nett NEAREST PINS: Hole 3: Arthur Williams Hole 6: Malcolm Anderson Hole 8: Alan Clifford, Hole 12: Ken Hopkins Hole 15: Tom Richardson, Hole 17 Geoff Wild LONGEST DRIVE: Ron Swift. BEST GUEST: Andy Drinkall So it was back to Izzy’s Bar for the celebrated Lynns munchies (that’s her chips and sarnies by the way) and Jackie and Tony’s hospitality.

Next home game is back at Vistabella on Tuesday 9th June. First Tee 09:00. So be at the restaurant by 08:15.

Put a note in your diary for thje The Nicholson Trophy at El Plantio on the 16th June and of course the legendary “Arthurs Birthday Bash”.

So get you name down on the website or phone/email Rocket.

For more information or if you wish to play with arguably the friendliest Golf Society contact Ron Nicholson on 678 849 142 or email sanmigron@gmail.com .

The photo shows the Silver Winners: Ron Nicholson – Barney Hickey – Arthur Williams.

RUBY'S GOLF SOCIETY, THE ANDREW KELSO MEMORIAL DAY

It is pretty daunting to tee off in front of a big crowd and even more daunting for Steve (Andrews partner and owner of the Med Bar in El Raso) who has never played golf before, however he wanted to hit the first ball to get the day under way and he did not disappoint, despite a small mishap the first ball soared away and so did the day, with fine weather and 28 players the day got under way at Vistabella with everyone getting stuck into the task of winning the 1st Andrew Kelso memorial Trophy, all the other usual prizes were on offer and nearest the pins on the Par 3's were Buck Taylor and Vice Cap't Theresa who also won the ladies longest drive.

Nearest the pin in two was Alan Cronin, nearest the pin in 3 was Rob

Vaughan, best front nine was John Goulder and best back nine was Colin Fear, Runner up for the big prize was Theresa Wright, and this years Memorial Trophy went to (but only just on count back) to Jim Mc Carthy.

Back at the Med Bar where Steve had put on a massive buffet meal the presentations took place and the football cards were won by Chris Lusty and Vice Theresa, and a great night was had by all, and a big thank you to Steve and the Med Bar for looking after us so well.

Our next outing is at El Plantio, if you require any information regarding this or any other fixture please contact us at rubysgolf@:yahoo.com

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‘MIKE PROBERT TALKS GOLF (Sponsored by Costa Blanca Green Fee Services).

Here on the Costa’s golf is one of the biggest leisure time activities for both tourists and resident alike and with this in mind we have secured the services of Mike Probert of Costa Blanca Green Fee Services to provide a weekly round up of local golfing events and topics and in conjunction with us at THE LEADER will provide discounted golf prices to all of our readers and run our golf competitions.

‘Nutrition ’ Just how serious are you about your golf? Would you change your diet and avoid eating some of your favourite ‘junk food’ to improve your golf game? If you would then this article is for you.

I can’t plan your diet for you because we are all different, however there are some foods that are not conducive to good health, energy and stamina.

To improve your diet you should eat foods that are high in nutrition but low in fat, such as, vegetables, fruit, turkey, whole grains, baked or boiled fish, skimmed milk, and egg whites. rice and fruit juices.

Unfortunately this means dumping some of your favourite foods which are loaded with empty calories, such as, pizza, ice cream, cheese cake, red meat, fried chicken, fried fish, gravy, chips, ham and soft drinks. Getting withdrawal symptoms already?

Remember that good nuitrition, including plenty of water is fundamental to success, especially under difficult and trying conditions, such as excessive temperatures and humidity.

Here are some dietary do’s and don’ts in prep for and during the round: Don’t play on a full stomach (allow 2 hours for food to digest).

Do drink plenty of water before and during the round.

Do carry food nutrition bars for instant energy.

Do use sports drinks to help avoid dehydration.

Do eat apples and bananas for energy.

Don’t eat chocolate during the round (avoids sugar highs).

Don’t eat heavy foods like burgers & hotdogs (they cause lethargy).

Don’t eat late meals (allow time for food to settle before you lie down).

Don’t eat desserts (replace these with fruit or frozen yoghurt).

In general limit the amount of your sugar and salt intake.

Remember that a little bit of what you fancy does you good and a little bit of fat helps you maintain your weight but don’t overdo it and get carried away.

Nobody can tell you what to eat but we are all aware that not all foods are healthy for you.

You will decide when the time is right for you to eat healthier but for the majority of people they feel better for it and on the golf course you will discover that you do not tire as easily late in the round and that your thinking will remain consistent and clear for the whole round.

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IAN CAWTHRA MEMORIAL TROPHY @ El Valle on Tuesday 2nd June This newly formed golf society all gathered to play this annual event in memory of Ian Cawthra at its new golf society and location. The Cawthra family would like to thank every member of ALL societies who turned out to remember Ian and play in his memory, it was nice to see some familiar faces, only a shame some former members and friends of Ian could not put the politics aside and join us this year.

We arrived at El Valle with the sun shining down and very little wind which rewarded us with a beautiful day for golf. We played a pairs Texas scramble which is traditional for this event, it being the event that was played when we heard the sad news. The only problem with the day was that they was a mix up with the buggies and four members had to walk, so thanks to Chris, Kedric, Alan and Nigel for volunteering to walk.

We all met on the terrace at the golf course for a pre game drink to the memory of not only Ian but all the close family and friends we have lost of late. Then the instructions we given and all set off to have a wonderful game of golf.

We all returned back to our home base The Orange Tree Bar and Restaurant in Cabo Roig for the presentation and the wonderful buffet provided by the Orange Tree. Thanks must go to Chris, Lilly, Brian, Katie, Gareth and Keva for providing this and the excellent service and making the day even more special.

We then made the presentation to the winners, thanks must also go to our sponsors for the day for providing prizes for the winners and the after presentation raffle. Namely The Orange Tree, Bar Liquid, O´Riordans Irish Bar, Mike the grip and the Cawthra family who gave a bottle of wine to every player in Ian´s memory.

The winners of the trophy this year were Donnie McCleod and Jim Ayres with a nett score of 64.7, 2nd were Chris Blown and Alan Mustard with 65.3 and 3rd Nigel Cawthra and Kedric Rhodes with 68.4. NTP,s went to

Bryan Pike, Dave Eadington, Donnie McCleod, Jim Ayres, Pete Cowan, Donnie McCleod again and Roger Lyles.

The most important part of the day was that all enjoyed themselves in memory of Ian plus with the kind donations from sponsors, playing members and members who were unable to attend we manage to raise an amazing €280 for the Marie Curie Hospice who do a fantastic job caring for the misfortune.

The Cawthra family would like to thank all for the great day and kind words.

The next society event is on Tuesday 16th June at Mar Menor, all golfers of any standard are welcome. Just either drop into The Orange Tree restaurant and place you name on the fast filling entry sheet, or ring us on 965323235. You can check out the golf society on the website www.orangetree-caboroig.com where you can check details and dates. All golfers please meet at the restaurant on the Monday prior (15th) between 5pm and 6pm to pay your green fee and receive instructions.

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On Thursday 4 June the Society played the last monthly Stableford competition of the season. Sixty-two players enjoyed a good day’s golf in ideal conditions, and were pleased to be back on the proper greens this week after the temporary greens of last week.

Congratulations to all the winners this week and a special mention to our overall winner of the Stableford trophy Claire Daye-Gretton.

The full results (all decided on count back) were: Gold Division: 1st John Barraclough 33 pts 2nd Ian Pegg 31 pts 3rd David Gregson 31 pts Silver Division: 1st Dave Blinston 35 pts 2nd Marilyn Eckersall 33 pts 3rd Tony Stanley 33 pts

Bronze Division: 1st Claire Day-Gretton 37 pts 2nd Jan Shorley 36 pts 3rd Mary Sanderson 33 pts Best front nine Hedy Paehlig 19 pts and best back nine Eamonn Devine 20 pts. NTP’s 5th John Barraclough 11th & 17th Alan Caithness 15th Dave Blinston Football draw winners: Chris Stanley, June Caithness, Geoff Evans, Tony Hitt The results of the TOFF´s Stableford game played on Tuesday 2nd were as follows: Competition Winner: John Fairhurst 37 points Gold Division 1st Sue Gillett 35 pts 2nd Malcolm Foskett 35 pts 3rd David Gregson 33 pts 4th John Barraclough 32 pts Silver Division: 1st John Fairhurst 37 pts 2nd Ken Brett 37 pts 3rd Dave Morgan 36 pts, 4th Tony Stanley 36 pts Bronze Division: 1st Terry O’Regan 35 pts 2nd John Hill 34 pts 3rd Phyllis Venables 33 pts 4th Bev Evans 32 pts Best front nine Debbie Weedon 21 pts and best back nine Mike Gillett 19 pts NTP’s 5th Bill Martin 11th John Fairhurst 15th John Barraclough 17th Bill Martin. Best Aggregate Score for May : 4 Games Female: Marilyn Eckersall 138 Male: Alan Venables 136 A reminder, that after the shot gun Texas Scramble next Thursday, there will be a three course lunch in the Clubhouse followed by the Charity Auction in aid of the Captain’s charity DEBRA – the Butterfly Children.

If you would like to find out more about our friendly society visit us on www.eurogolf-quesada

LA ZENIA GOLF SOCIETY AT EL VALLE A very good turn out on a very hot day at El Valle on Thursday. Five guests and members made up the numbers. El Valle was in excellent condition no faults only praise about the course was the talk in Gogarty's afterwards. Jim Sullivan playing his last game before returning home to The UK, showed us all how to play the course winning the day with 39 pt's having a great back nine of 22 pt's. Looking forward to his return in September to advise him of his new handicap.

Well done Jim. We played full handicap stableford, four ntp's and usual two's pot. Results were pins. No 5 Dave Naylor, No 6 Ray Pryce, No 10 No return, No 15 Sophie. The Two's pot was won by Ollie Teahan. Sophie won the raffle. Thanks to James who sponsored the raffle, also thanks to his staff at Gogarty's for their great hospital-

BY Eric Lucas

ity. All future games ,dates are on the web site, this is normally updated on a Sunday night after the week end games. You can also check your correct handicap on the site. We have ordered some of the pink Nike golf shirts at a cost of €30 if anybody interested contact Mo or Me with your size. Important notice we need to know names of players who want to play in our Summer Cup Charity Match against Paddy's Point GS on Saturday 20th June at Saurines first tee 10-00.

Will you let me or Mo know as soon as possible we need to plan this game in good time. All meeting times are 1 and 1/2 hours before tee time at Gogarty's. Guest's are invited to all our games, clubs can be hired. All information on the notice board outside Gogarty's. Contact numbers Eric 667 196 178, Maurice 690 268 711

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EVA BOWS OUT AT ROLAND GARROS For the first time in their history, Torrevieja Tennis Club, had a representative at the French Open last week, playing in the Junior Girls Competition on the world famous tennis courts at Roland Garros.

Eva Guerrero, at just 15 years of age, a member of the academy Equelite Villena Juan Carlos Ferrero, received an invitation following her victory in the Grade 1 ITF tournament, which catapulted her to number 52 in the world junior rankings and saw her achieve the pass to junior main draw in the Paris Grand Slam.

Unfortunately, however, Eva fell at the first hurdle, going out in Round One to Canadian Katherine Sebov 7-6, 6-3. But what an experience for the 15 year old Torrevejense.

WIN FOR TORREVIEJA TENNIS CLUB The Ladies vet side from Torrevieja Tennis club beat their compatriots from Altea last Sunday morning by 2-1 in a Regional First Division league Match which, with two match wins and two losses, guarantees their status for next season.

Match results: Patro Abellán beat Eleonora Engel by 6-4, 6-2 Maria Montesinos beat Gerdina Hen Hoffman by 6-1, 2-6, 10-6 (Super tie break)..... Doubles: Angela Atrill and Cristina Bernhard lost to Eleonora Egel and Gerdina Hen Hoffman by 3-6, 6-4, 5-10. (Super tie break. Thanks to Jose Luis Moreno who acted as referee

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NIGHTMARE BECOMES REALITY AS ELCHE RELEGATED

Elche Club de Fútbol finally learned their fate on Friday morning and it was the decision feared by everyone connected with the club; relegation to the Segunda A Division.

After days and weeks of speculation, much of which was found to be correct, the waiting is over and a sentence has been passed. Acting on the recommendation of the presiding judge, Javier Tebas, president of the Liga de Fútbol Profesional (LFP), decreed Elche CF should be subject to an “administrative relegation” for repeated breach of the financial regJavier Tebas ulations contained in La Liga's byelaws. In addition, and as an additional sanction, the club was hit with on previous promises. a fine amounting to 180,303.63 euros.

Elche CF now has fifteen days to appeal the decision by one of three Further details also emerged from the ruling which clearly indicated methods; The Administrative Tribunal of Sport (TAD), The Court of that in spite of the public utterances of newly installed Elche president Arbitration for Sport (CAS) or, if all else fails, the Spanish Civil Juan Anguix, who declared an agreement was in place with the Courts. The club is due to hold a press conference later today, Friday, Hacienda to settle the clubs entire tax debt by August the 1st, no such agreement was ever made. In point of fact, the ruling clearly stated the to give their reaction to the judgement and confirm their intentions liability to the Agencia Estatal de la Administración Tributaria going forward. Meanwhile, a massive demonstration by unhappy fans (AEAT) is “neither paid, postponed nor guaranteed” The club, under and season ticket holders took place in Elche city centre last Friday it's previous board of directors is also widely reported to have reneged evening.

LAST DAY WIN SECURES ‘SOL AMIGOS’ TITLE

CARP-R-US CLUB NEWS Round two of the Clubs Summer series was fished on the high numbers of the Eden Canal in Guardamar on the 4th of June. The water was very low. The winner on the day was Stan Roberts with 4.34kg, second was Eddie Badcock with 2.900kg, third was Paul Gilravey with 2.34kg and in fourth place Andy Foden with 2.32kg.

Next weeks match- round 3- will be the Clubs first trip of the year to the Town Centre of Murcia to fish the river there. It now over a year since they started doing all the remedial work on this stretch so it will be interesting to find out how this has effected the fishing. Pegs at 8.00am and fishing from 9.00 to 2.00pm. Please remember not to leave your cars on the bank.

The next one of our ever popular Quiz nights will be on Tuesday the 9th June. Starting at 7.30pm the cost is 1 Euro per person and teams of up to 6 can take part.

The next Sunday meeting will be on the 21st of June, with the Committee at 10.30am, followed by the General meeting at 11.00am.

Many thanks must go to all the people that attended our race night on the 29th of May- a great night was had by all.

The Clubs home is at the Bar El Alto La Dolores which is to be found just off the N332 between La Mata and Guardamar.

The Clubs web site is at www.carp-r-us.weebly.com or you can phone 966 71 7923 for the latest information.

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The Cadena Sunrise Tenpin Bowling League reached it's conclusion last Wednesday, and what an exciting final day it proved to be. Going into the last round of matches, Sol Amigos (sponsored by Petra Honig Inmobiliaria) led by 2 points, ahead of Alley Gators, Fowl Play and GGs Pinbusters. Maximum point victories for GGs Pinbusters, and Fowl Play (against Alley Gators), meant that Sol Amigos needed at least a draw to be sure of the championship, and they delivered in style, by also recording an 8-0 win. Fowl Play and GGs Pinbusters leapfrogged Alley Gators, to finish 2nd and 3rd respectively, which was a cruel blow to AGs, who had led for the vast majority of the season. The season commenced way back in September last year, requiring all 12 teams to play each other 3 times. Sol Amigos line up in the photo are, from left to right: Brian Tomlin, captain Barry Tolson, Steve Hibberd, Terry Bell, Maria Perez and Tony Vivers. Full results and table from the final week, will be published in next week The Leader.