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SILENCE FALLS ON MIL PALMERAS Silence fell among three hundred people on Sunday who were gathered around the Garden of Remembrance at the Capilla de las Mil Palmeras in the diocese of Pilar de la Horadada, to remember fallen military, comrades, family and friends.

Poppy-filled wreaths were laid at the base of the cross standing in the memorial garden and with seven-deep crowds surrounding the site on all sides Pipe Major Barry Waddington and the Torrevieja Pipes and Drums, led off a parade featuring former servicemen, women and a large number of local dignitaries.

And it was not only members of the Expatriate Community who came out in force. The Service was attended by many representatives of the three main towns covered by the Branch, including the mayor

of Pilar de la Horadada, José Fidel Ros, and representatives of Orihuela Council, each bringing with them a sizeable delegation from their own communities. Paul Rodwell, the British Consul from Alicante, together with the Chairman of District North, Chris Wyatt, was also in attendance.

The Rev Terry Baxter, was officiating at his first Orihuela Costa service while, 16 year old Rebecca Holt attracted tumultuous applause following her magnificent solo performance of the Les Miserables classic ‘Bring him home.’ Piper Alex Hunter played the ‘Lament to the fallen’.

Exactly on the 11th hour, following the ‘sounding’ of the Last Post by Derek Hayes, everyone was united, standing shoulder to shoulder, for the two minute's silence, a time to reflect on the memories of friends, family and colleagues who had suffered or died in conflict in the service of their many nations.

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Continued from Page One The music accompanying the hymns was provided by the Phoenix Band under the Directorship of Julie Schofield and as tears were shed, the last post was sounded, lessons were read and appreciation was given as millions of forgotten men and women from all nations, were remembered.

Led by the Spanish National and the Union flags the standards of the assembled Military Associations were borne proudly to represent those who gave their lives, whilst poppies were worn as a reminder to new generations as they continue to face up to new conflicts.

Following the laying of the

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wreaths British Consul Paul Rodwell said he felt privileged to lay a poppy garland on behalf of the British Government.

Keith Carter, chairman of the Orihuela Costa Branch of the Royal British Legion, said the event was a great success with lots of residents coming out to show their support. He said "It has been a truly glorious day."

The Orihuela Costa Branch of the Royal British Legion was formed in January 2008, and yesterday in Mil Palmeras it celebrated the 6th, and to date most successful, Remembrance Sunday in it’s relatively short history.

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THE SAMARITANS IN SPAIN It seems incredible that a service employing 21,000 volunteers in 210 locations could have grown from so small a beginning. Just 60 years ago on 2nd November 1953 Dr Chad Vara picked up that first phone call. He was, in his own words, "a man willing to listen, with a base and an emergency telephone.. Since that time the Samaritans have grown and changed with the times.

Samaritans in Spain began as an idea by Steven Ashley. The project began in Sept 2005 and culminated in the launch of the Costa Blanca Samaritans service in Spain in July 2008. The first branch opened in Benissa, for 3 evenings a week. This was followed by the opening of the 2nd branch in Villamartin in January 2009. In March 2009 the service increased their opening hours to five evenings a week and this was further increased in January 2010 to seven evenings a week.

In mid 2012 the service became centralised in VillaMartin, and in February 2013 the Samaritans moved to a joint centre of call centre, drop-in centre and charity shop at Punta Marina.

From January 2013, the service increased to a full 24 hours a

day service, 365 days a year. The service now also offers email support, mail support, prison visiting, two monthly drop-in centres one at the office for the Urbanisations in San Fulgencio in San Fulgencio on the third Thursday of each month from 10am to 1pm, and also one at the library in Benijófar on the second Tuesday of each month from 10:30am to 1pm. And of course there is the drop-in centre at the Samaritans charity and call centre at Punta Marina, Punta Prima, near Torrevieja. This is open for dropins between 10am and 2pm Monday to Saturday.

If you would like to help there are many ways to do this. You can volunteer to be trained and become a listener by filling out an application form at the drop-in centre, by filling out the application form on the website Samaritansinspain.com, or by sending an email to joinus@costablancasamaritans.com You can also contribute items to the charity shop at Punta Marina. If you are a business and would like to support us in some way, please contact info@costablancasamaritans.com , which is also the address for further information. Further information can also be found at the website samaritansinspain.com and by searching on Facebook for Samaritans in Spain.

If you need help or support the 24hr helpline is available on 902 88 35 35, and email support is available through pat@costablancasamaritans.com, or by dropping in to one of the drop-in centres.

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HAVE A GO HEROES TACKLE ROBBERS IN CABO ROIG Resident, Phil Devall, saw the intruders hiding behind an aircon unit.

Two would-be robbers were arrested last Wednesday morning by a joint task force of the Guardia Civil and Policia Locale after they had been tackled and penned in by four residents of Aldeas de Aguamarina in Cabo Roig.

The attempted robbery took place on the urbanisation late on Tuesday night but as a couple were arriving home from a night out with friends they saw movement on the roof of a property which, following the death of its owner, was known to be empty.

The couple reported the suspected movement to other community residents who immediately went to inspect the property themselves. They were able to recruit additional assistance en route.

The youngest member of the, by now 4 residents, then climbed onto the roof of the property and after close inspection confirmed that a roof panel had been forced

and entry gained. At that point the emergency services were called on 112. An English speaking operator took the call and assistance was immediately despatched with officers of the Policia Locale arriving at the urbanisation within 3 minutes of the call being made.

The information was passed to the Policia Locale who were joined by two members of the Guardia Civil moments later.

Having scaled and entered the building two arrests were then made by the officers. The alleged robbers, both said to be of Spanish origin, and thought to be aged 25 and 20, were immediately cuffed and pulled up onto the roof and then dropped down onto the pavement below where they were held by the community residents. They were subsequently taken to the Guardia Civil station in Torre de la Horadada where they remain in custody.

On gaining entry to the property the police recovered a large tool-

bag full of door locks, over 20 keys, pliers, mole grips, screwdrivers, hammers, jemmy bars and gloves although the two accused insisted that they were only looking for somewhere to sleep.

A police spokesman suggested that the alleged robbers had probably intended to use the property as a base on the urbanisation from where they would carry out further break ins at thie oen leisure. They had all the trademark equipment including a large bunch of door keys and the locks which they probably intended to change.

Residents of urbanisations that have vacant and rental properties of their own are therefore recommended to keep a careful eye on movements around those properties and to report any suspicious movements to the police.

One of the alleged robbers was apparently well known to police in the Orihuela Costa area.

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INFORMATIVE TALK ON PADRON AND VOTING THIS WEEK With the European elections looming, followed not long after by the municipal votes, attention naturally turns to the rights of citizens, especially those who reside in a country other than their native land.

There has been a lot of speculation and inaccurate information about the rights of voters in Spain, as well as the need for residencia, or registration on the padrón.

To try to resolve some of the issues relating from confusion caused, sometimes intentionally by those trying to “muddy the waters” but often by the sheer perceived complexity of the administration of Spain, official bodies in Spain have been trying to do what they can to provide the accurate information.

The British Consulate and charity groups have been warning for some time that British citizens who are resident in Spain must register on the Padrón at their local town halls in order to qualify for a variety of benefits, including getting help from social services, for example.

Other difficulties facing British Nationals include those who have received hospital treatment and are ready to be discharged but have no one to look after them, people who desperately need residential care but are ineligible as they failed to register on the Padrón, and others who failed to register for their social security cards and thus lack entitlement to any healthcare.

The Consulate explains that “When you decide to live abroad you are also choosing to rely on the services of the country you live in.

If you fail to register your name, you are putting yourself at huge risk of being unable to get future help when you most need it”.

Anette Skou of the Foreigners Department in Mijas says, “In most cases where social services are powerless to help it is because the

British nationals involved have not registered on the Padrón. We urge all British residents in Spain to REGISTER ON THE PADRÓN – YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE”.

In order to try to clear up some of the confusion locally, the foreigner´s department of the province of Alicante has been collaborating with local town halls to provide informative workshops for ex-pat residents. Last week, one such event was held in Torrevieja, with people from all nationalities attending the event, this week, it is the turn of Orihuela.

On Thursday, the 14th of November, at 10:30, the Civic Centre Alameda del Mar on the Orihuela Costa will play host to an informative chat by distinguished professor of the Faculty of Law of the University of Alicante, an expert on EU law Rafael Agulló, which will feature simultaneous translation into English, as it is the mother tongue of most Europeans living in Orihuela Costa and it is also a widely known language.

The talk is free, although space is limited, so early attendance is recommended, and will cover aspects of the legal requirements, the paperwork to follow, in order to guarantee that foreigners maintain their voting rights, and do not find out on Election Day that they cannot exercise this right. An information leaflet will be available in a number of different languages.

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AR DIAMANTE BEACH SPA & CONVENTION CENTRE IS BEST IN EUROPE To be awarded any accolade brings great joy to everyone, whether as an individual, or as a business striving to be the best in their field. But the AR Diamante Beach Spa & Convention Centre, located in the Alicante town of Calpe has not only been presented with an award for their level of service delivery, they have been awarded with the envious title of Best Hotel in Europe for business meetings, granted by the Condé Nast Johansens Awards for Excellence.

This award, which saw stiff competition from hotels in Italy and Portugal, strengthens their position as a destination for business meetings and a versatile hotelier, in which tourism holidays and weekend getaways are also of great importance.

The centre offers a range of different sized meeting rooms, capable of dealing with the largest and smallest of groups, with their Gran Salón Leonardo da Vinci capable of holding 1,000 people, being the jewel in their crown of function rooms.

AS for accommodation, with 285 double rooms, 9 of which are adaptable to form an entire suite, and the location of just a few minutes from the beach, whatever the need for a first class hotel, the AR Diamante Beach Spa & Convention Centre has proven that they are the best, not only because they believe in quality service, but because others do so too.

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Since we started our “Feed the Needy” campaign this year, we have been overwhelmed once more by your generosity.

Each year we collect none perishable food items to distribute to local charities that help those in need.

Already, the space set aside in our offices is overflowing with food, which we thank you for on behalf of those who will benefit, but it´s not over yet.

With millions of people living below the poverty line in Spain, high unemployment, the cost of living increasing and more and more families finding it difficult to cope, it has never been as important to help those in need.

If you can spare the odd tin, packet, carton, in fact anything with a long sell-by date, please consider dropping it into our offices in Los Dolses, and we will distribute it on your behalf directly helping those in need. However much or little doesn´t matter, because this campaign really is summed up by the phrase, “Every little helps”.

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TORREVIEJA NEWS ROUNDUP The High Court of Valencia has received the formal transfer notice from the Supreme Court of the ratification of the sentence to three years imprisonment imposed by former mayor of Torrevieja, Pedro Hern谩ndez Mateo. From the moment the document was received, the court may now order the execution of the prison sentence, once they have finalized the conditions to the correctional institutions he will be sent, dependant on certain characteristics that the courts decide are suitable for him to serve the time incarcerated having been found guilty in November 2012 by the High Court of Valencia to three years in prison and seven in disqualification for the manipulated of the bidding process in the award of a waste disposal contract, a decision supported throughout the judicial appeals process.

European residents of Torrevieja attended a conference this week in which the official advisers from Alicante offered information and advice on both the padr贸n and voting rights in the European elections. There will be another conference on the 14th of November on the Orihuela Costa.

Registration has now opened for participation in the Carrera Torrevieja Xtrem Running Alicante race, specifically designed for those who like more of a challenge than simply running through the streets, which will take place on the 1st of December.

The race will start at 11:00 at the Hombre Del Mar monument, featuring some 15 obstacles along the 6 kilometre route. Entries are accepted between now and the 29th of November, and can be done via the website, www.grupobrotons.com, with a 13 and 16 euro fee payable, depending on your status, which increases on the day of the event. Once the serious racers have set off, there will also be a junior version which starts at 12:30.

On Friday the 8th of November, the Tourist Office on Paseo Vista Alegre in Torrevieja played host to a number of officials from various consumer help groups, with the Mayor of the city, Eduardo Dol贸n, offering information which the town hall hope would help to raise issues that affect consumers in order to create protocols and collaboration among municipalities. The tourist information point itself was the site of a number of complainants the previous Friday, as it was closed for the holiday, when Torrevieja was being visited by tourists from across Spain and other countries, looking to seek information as to what they could do on a city claiming to be of touristic interest. Others also complained about the lack of signs, both relating to the closure on the holiday, and the regular opening hours of the facility.

A Local Police action group has once again launched a special campaign aimed at policing young people of Torrevieja, providing workshops, presentations and assistance on subjects such as drugs, violent youth groups, bullying, internet and new technology risks and have this year added gender violence to their portfolio. The unit was launched nine years ago with a primary objective of continuing to increase security in secondary schools, both inside and outside, offering clear and simple advice and solutions to problems as well as seeking to clarify the doubts that arise.

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LA REGIA IMPROVEMENTS MOVE AHEAD NEW FOOTBRIDGE over N-332 in Cabo Roig to be in place early 2014 - Martina Scheurer Councillor for the Coast, Beaches and International Residents of Orihuela, Martina Scheurer, announced the immediate construction of the footbridge to go over the N332 road at La Regia. Scheurer has said that the work will be completed in early 2014, at a cost of 231,900 euro. At the same time, the councillor was also able to offer full details of the proposed development of the parkland at La Regia, with two very clear objectives, the control and passage of water which naturally runs through the area in the event of rain, and the need to make the area more attractive and useful for residents after years of neglect.

The lower part of the area, nearest to the N-332, will be completely cleared, which includes the removal of the current sports pitch, which notoriously floods during the rainy season. As plans have been submitted, it transpires that this particular piece of land is currently subject to a legal battle over ownership, and so, the town hall must wait for a court decision to clarify whether the land is in fact owned by the municipality, or the property developer who built the urbanisation many years ago. That said, one element that the town hall can and intend to carry out is the installation of trunks which will control the flow of water from its natural route, directing it away from the land, fixtures and fittings, to provide a clear route through towards the sea.

The next park of the parkland, from the footpath up to Calle Caliza, forms the most exciting part of the development program. The water flow will be maintained again from the higher ground, but this area will feature a dog agility and training park, fenced off and in its own area, and the site itself will be surrounded by an American style walking and running track, which will not only provide a circuit around the plot, there will also be various health and fitness points surrounding the route. In addition, within the central area, there will be another track built, on more rough and mound like ground, which is designed to be used by cyclists looking to partake in lighter mountain biking activities.

In the third section of the land, beyond Calle Caliza, a new multipurpose sports facility will be constructed, on the higher ground so as to minimise the risk of damage from this weather affected area, just beyond the current children´s play area, which will also be completely regenerated. As the footpaths meander through this area, those walking through their coastal created countryside park will be able to enjoy a variety of plants and flowers, all native to the area, but some at considerable risk, which will be planted in key points to nurture their natural development in an area which has also become somewhat depleted of the native flora.

However, although these plans sound somewhat idyllic, and will be welcomed by the countless residents and businesses, but there is one major hurdle that would have to be leaped, if the plans are to become a reality. Because of the amount of work involved in this project, the budget required is considerable.

Therefore, in order to get clearance, the project has to go to the full plenary meeting and the majority of votes would decide if it will be approved or not.

We know through recent months that the Partido Popular, although in opposition, hold the majority of votes, and have actively vetoed every proposal suggested, in what is believed an attempt to force the government out, but this park project contains elements that they have wanted for some time.

In fact, the project contains elements suggested by all political groups, the PP, CLARO, CLR, PSOE and Los Verdes, and should, therefore, meet with approval without question.

It is a lot of money to spend, and the question as to where that money is coming form is of course a valuable one, but it is to come directly from the money earned by selling plots of land on the coast. In other words, this is money from the coast, for the coast, so any arguments that the political opposition levy that all the money from the coastal sales goes to the city are clearly void, in this case.

However, the allegations of lack of coastal investment have been a claim for many years before this

government, with the PP, along with CLARO now arguing that the government team are still continuing the legacy of their neglect, but it would only seem fair to question their intentions for the money from coastal land sales. A considerable amount of money has already been diverted by the Partido Popular majority vote to the health centre at Rabaloche, which nobody could question is in need of a new building, but the investment liability is with the Valencian government, not the local municipality. Valencia already has a massive debt that it owes to Orihuela, so by funding this project exacerbates that position.

Calls for investment in a library on the coast have echoed through recent campaigns, but in reality, on the one hand the government team are investing a minimum amount on a trial “Reading Point� to test if a huge investment would be viable, and on the other, the PP have announced their intention to use their majority vote to divert money from the sale of the coastal plots to finish building a civil centre in the small Orihuela village of La Aparecida, claiming that as the 1,350,000 euro is now available from the sale, they could finish that project immediately. To complete a building in a village of little over 2,500 residents might well be a project worth considering, but not when criticism is being levied to a lack of investment on the coast, nor when the complaints that the money from the sale of coastal plots is not being invested back on the coast.

Therefore, with a project that will improve the coastal area, with a maximum budget of 350,000 euro, containing elements asked for by all political groups, with money from the coast being spent on the coast, it seems like this project presentation will be the easiest for the government team to pass, but we shall have to wait and see if that is the case when it comes to the plenary.

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THE LADYBIRDS END OF SUMMER BALL This years end of summer ball was held recently at the Real Campoamor Golf Club Restaurant.

Over 130 guests attended the ball which had an international flavour as there were 8 overseas visitors from Australia and several more from the UK. Guests were greeted with a drink on the terrace and then enjoyed an absolutely fabulous 3 course meal with drinks.

Whilst enjoying their meal they were treated to some great magic by Graham Mykal.The musical entertainment for the evening was provided by Dan Davy who played a good cross section of songs.

Our raffle prizes were donated by many local businesses and friends, including:- World Wide Horizons Travel, La Zenia, Vanilla Hair Villamartin, Crystals Restaurant, La fuente, Euronics, El Galan, Viva Hair, El Galan, Blue Horizon Beauty Salon, Los Dolses, Treasure Chest, Villamartin, Ponderosa, La Zenia, Ibex Insurance. Plus a host of individual donations.

The Ladybirds would like to thank everybody for their generosity and support. We raised over €800 on the raffle and the total amount for the

Monday 11th November, 2013 Armistice Day / Remembrance Day. Benidorm - Benidorm Fiestas.

Catalonia - International Golf Travel Market 2013, Costa Daurada (until 14th).

Hondon Valley - 10:30 - RBLRemembrance Service, Village Church in Hondon de los Frailes.

Orihuela - Photography exhibition, “Murales de San Isidro”, Homenaje to Miguel Hernández (until 15th Nov). “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th Nov). “Alma Ronca”, International Performance Fiesta (until 30th Nov).

Orihuela Costa - 20:30 - Tom Lumley, Bushwaka.

Torrevieja - 10:30 - Royal British Legion Remembrance Service, La Siesta Church.

evening was €1292. Also thanks to the Real Campoamor Restaurant and staff who treated us to a wonderful meal with great service.

Since Feb 2013 The Ladybirds have raised €7148 for our chosen charity which has been The Felix Mantilla Skin Cancer Foundation based in Barcelona.

Our fund raising will continue with our ladies lunches which are held on the first Friday of the month.

Any enquires to Pearl 966764924 or Pat 966775331

San Isidro”, Homenaje to Miguel Hernández (until 15th Nov). “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th Nov). “Alma Ronca”, International Performance Fiesta (until 30th November).

Torrevieja - 09:30 - Spiritual growth and discipleship conference, ICA church.

Valencia - Egética 2013, International Fair of Energetic Efficiency (Until 15th).

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World Diabetes Day. World Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Day. Day of Ashura (Islamic calendar).

Barcelona - Bruno Mars, Pavelló Olímpic.

Orihuela - Photography exhibition, “Murales de San Isidro”, (until 15th Nov). “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th November). “Alma Ronca”, Int Performance Fiesta (until 30th Nov). 20:00 – Conference to mark the centenary of de Ramón Sijé: Auditorio de la Lonja.

Torrevieja - 09:30 - Spiritual growth and discipleship conference, International Christian Assembly church. 19:00 – Conference to mark Science Week, Virgen del Carmen. 20:00 – Unión Musical Torrevejense event, Palacio de la Música.

Valencia - Egética 2013, International Fair of Energetic Efficiency (Until 15th).

6 Weeks to Christmas Day. World Kindness Day. Orihuela - Photography exhibition, “Murales de

Day of the Imprisoned Writer. Steve Irwin Day.

Tuesday 12th November, 2013 World Pneumonia Day. Benidorm - Benidorm Fiestas.

Orihuela - Photography exhibition, “Murales de San Isidro”. “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th Nov). “Alma Ronca”, Int Performance Fiesta (until 30th Nov).

Torrevieja - 09:30 - Spiritual growth and discipleship conference, International Christian Assembly church. 19:00 – Conference to mark Science Week, Virgen del Carmen.

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LITTLE POD DOG SHOW Little Pod Association is a registered animal charity caring for abandoned and mistreated animals in and around Orihuela Costa.

We have 2 charity shops in the La Zenia/Los Dolces C.C. (near the Villamartin underpass) and have been asked by Orihuela Council to assist with their Feral Cat programme.

On Sunday 17th November we are holding a Charity Dog Show at Finca La Castellana, San Miguel de Salinas with twelve classes – from Best in Show to Most Waggiest tail.

Registration is open to all just 10€ per dog for as many classes you want.

Registration starts at 10-30am first class at midday; it will be a fun day for all the family with lots of stalls and things to do Direction signs from the roundabout in San Miguel near the site of the market or call into the shop for directions or entry forms or call 660 832 360. See us on Facebook or www.littlepodassociation.com Come and enjoy a FUN DAY

Alicante - Fira Novios, wedding fair, IFA Exhibition Centre (until 17th November).

Madrid - Bruno Mars and Mayer Hawthorne, Palacio Vistalegre. Arctic Monkeys, Palacio de Deportes.

Orihuela - Photography exhibition, “Murales de San Isidro”, Homenaje to Miguel Hernández (Last day). “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th November). “Alma Ronca”, International Performance Fiesta (until 30th November). 21:00 - “5Sentidos”, ADIS benefit concert, Teatro Circo.

Torrevieja - 20:00 – Cuarteto de Cuerda de Ars Aetheria concert, Cultural Casino. 20:00 – IX Carrera Nocturna Solidaria, by Musical Monumento n Paseo Vista Alegre. 20:30 – Photography presentation, “Recorrido Artistico”, Palacio de la Música.

Valencia - Egética 2013, International Fair of Energetic Efficiency and New Technological Solutions (Last day).

Saturday 16th November, 2013 International Day for Tolerance. World Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Day. Alicante - Fira Novios, wedding fair, IFA Exhibition Centre (until 17th November).

Barcelona - Arctic Monkeys, Pavelló Olímpic.

Guardamar - Festividad de Santa Cecilia, Musical workshops, la plaza del Mercat.

Orihuela - “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th November).

“Alma Ronca”, International Performance Fiesta (until 30th November).

21:00 - “Parecido no es lo Mismo”, Spanish theatrical comedy, Teatro Circo.

Torrevieja - 20:00 – “Amigos, Siempre Amigos”, Teatro Municipal. 20:00 – Orquesta de Pulso y Púa, “Cecilio Gallego”, Cultural Casino. 20:00 – Musical recital, Poesía y Música, Un Paseo por la Poesía Española, Palacio de la Música. 21:00 – Benefit gala concert for ASIMEPP, Virgen del Carmen.

Sunday 17th November, 2013 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. International Students Day. Alicante - Fira Novios, wedding fair, IFA Exhibition Centre (until 17th November).

Orihuela - “Ramón Sijé. La claridad del aire”, to mark the centenary of the Orihuela writer, Exhibition Hall of the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation (until 20th November). “Alma Ronca”, International Performance Fiesta (until 30th November). 10:00 – Anniversary celebrations of the birth of Ramón Sijé. 19:00 – Concert for new album by Flamenco singer, Francisco Contreras, Auditorio de la Lonja.

San Miguel de Salinas - Little Pod Association dog show, Finca La Castellana.

Torrevieja - 18:30 – Choral concert, Pala de la Música. 8pm – V Fest de la Copla, Teatro Mpal.

Weekend Football: Tercera - Ribarroja CF v FC Torrevieja, Preferente - C.D.Thader v Rayo Ibense C.F., Petrelense C.F. v U.D.Horadada, Hercules C.F."B" v Santa Pola C.F., C.F.Almoradí v Mutxamel C.F.

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CO MPLAIN! CO MPLAIN! YOU HAVE RIGHTS IN SPAIN! Most local councils only have a limited amount of money and there are often many conflicting demands on the allocation of this revenue.

How locally elected councillors choose to allocate limited revenue, especially in times of recession, is usually influenced by the strength and effectiveness of the advocacy and complaining done by a local community. Local councillors are especially sensitive to how the local press highlights issues, especially if the issue is raised by an area that voted for them in the local government elections. Issues that make headlines in important local publications will normally result in councillors taking decisions to spend money to stop the degree of bad publicity being generated, especially if they or their political party is being criticised.

The problem for Orihuela Costa is that 24 out of 25 of the locally elected councillors do not read or understand the many English language newspapers that highlight issues of fundamental concern to the large expat community living on the coast. Whilst the many publications produced by the English language press on the Costas do excellent work in highlighting issues affecting the huge international community and all residents living along the coast these newspapers do little or nothing to influence politicians who only read Spanish language newspapers, listen to Spanish language radio or watch Spanish language television. Consequently the English press covers valid concerns raised by resi-

dents which generate a substantial amount of public support; however these concerns are not read and noted by those who have the power and resources to rectify the problems. The negative reports in the English language press about poor garbage collection services can easily be ignored, sidelined and marginalised by Spanish speaking councillors who have no insight into the disgust felt by all Orihuela Costa residents.

One of the most fundamental issues for Orihuela Costa is that many of its international residents fail to make their legitimate complaints about the poor level of services heard. Many residents who have moved to Spain feel that they have no rights to complain about the poor level of services provided

by Orihuela and its Councillors. Many expat residents feel that Orihuela Costa is typical of all Spanish Local Authorities and that all other local government areas suffer the same high degree of deprivation. However this is totally untrue. No other town or village along the Costa Blanca is so totally deprived of public services as Orihuela Costa. No other town is as chronically understaffed in every department of local government provision as Orihuela Costa. No other area has such a total lack of basic local government services that affects every age group living in the locality as Orihuela Costa. There is no other area with a population of more than 33,000 people that lacks the provision of a cemetery anywhere along the coast!

Until the residents of Orihuela Costa ensure that

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their legitimate complaints are heard, recognised as being valid and acted upon all the residents living on Orihuela Costa will continue to be discriminated against. Money from local taxes raised from the coast will continue to feather bed the residents living in Orihuela City who enjoy a far higher quality of public services than is appropriate from the taxes they actually pay. Why should the international community subsidize people living 30 kilometres away?

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to vote and ensure you use your vote in the next local election. This is your right! You have rights in Spain; make sure you exercise them for the good of your local community.

Sandpiper The population of Orihuela Costa need to ensure their voice is heard and the only way to achieve this is to ensure that residents are on the padron and the electoral register and they vote in local elections.

ORIHUELA AND THE COSTA NEWS ROUNDUP The Reading Point for the Orihuela Costa is now taking shape, with the shelves now installed and the volunteers all eagerly coming together to get all of the books stacked on them. With thousands of books already catalogued into their electronic system, every step of this project is met with excitement of those involved, although more volunteers are still welcome. Situated in the Centro Municipal de Orihuela Costa, located on Calle Ciprés, the building is just around 400 metres from the bus stop which drops off at the Aldi supermarket, and also with ample car parking for those who choose to drive, it is within easy reach of the entire coastal area. Other plans are also being set in motion to provide aesthetic improvements to the grounds and car park, such as benches and other furniture, which the councillor for the coast, Martina Schreurer, hopes will also mean that the unit become a focal meeting point for the entire community who can chose to partake in the organised activities, or just take advantage of being able to use these municipal facilities.

Still facing criticism over green waste collection, the Orihuela town hall has provided clear data as to the cost to each household, which is currently 5.80€ for a detached property and 1.35€ for all others, per month. That is of course those properties which pay and doesn´t include the 20,000 coastal properties who do not yet contribute to the collection service. Any resident can check if they are a contributor by looking at their Aquagest bill and seeing if the word “Podas” is listed.

If it is, that is your contribution to the green waste collection, if there is no record on your bill, then you do not yet pay for the service.

Martina Schreurer has also explained why the town hall does not have a pruning treatment plant on the coast, which is another request and criticism levied by Bob Houliston of CLARO, explaining that this type of activity requires a specific plot of land for the purpose of treating the waste, and the Orihuela Costa does not have such classified land under the General Plan, which would mean that if the town hall were to embark on such a scheme, it would be an illegal activity.

The Planning Department of Orihuela, with the assistance of the Local Police, has suspended the construction of an illegal petrol filling station in El Palmeral. The station is attached to a previous one which closed down and has been stopped as it does not have a license for building or operating, and is in infringement of three cases of urban planning regulations. The Councillor responsible for planning, Antonio Zapata, confirmed that his department will continue “firm” action with offenders, who cannot continually “mock the law”.

Although it is still early in terms of promoting the event, the coastal councillor has said that her team are still actively intending to provide a Christmas Market on the coast, although there are numerous administrative elements that must be satisfied, especially as there were complaints over previous coastal events not being correctly administered, although they were well received by the residents.

The Councillor for Tourism, Rosa Martínez, has announced that a new tourist information centre which opened in late July in La Zenia Boulevard shopping centre shall become a permanent fixture in the centre, as “it is a strategic point for providing information of culture and heritage” of Orihuela. The tourism department has revealed that the information point in the shopping centre has been more active than the traditional coastal office, and so it shows the need for the continued cooperation between the retail and touristic elements.

Famed Spanish painter, Fernando Sánchez y Juan, born in Elche in 1943, has donated a work of art to the City of Orihuela, following an exhibition of his art through October. The painting, Naturaleza Muerta VII, has a value of 395 euro, but will now become an asset of the municipality of Orihuela for all to enjoy in the future.

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LIGHTING UP TIME Based on data presented by the European Union, the Interior Ministry of Spain has issued a recommendation that drivers of cars which are not fitted with automatic “Daytime Lights”, should use dipped headlights during the day, as it may reduce road fatalities by up to 10%.

The use of lights during the day is already mandatory on all roads in some European Union countries, whereas in others it is mandatory only on certain roads and in certain seasons. Since February 2011, it was mandatory across Europe for all new cars to be fitted with “Daytime Lights”, low power, LED´s, which increases visibility of vehicles.

As daylight reduces during the winter months, and weather conditions can cause increased visibility problems, the fact that a dark car which has lights on can be seen up to 170 meters before the one without lights, means that the government considers this to be of considerable benefit to road safety during the winter.

Therefore, the advice issued, which has been accompanied by a radio and TV campaign, says that since the country is in the reduced daylight time of year, the Traffic Department advises all drivers who do not have Daytime Lights installed, should have their headlights on during the day when driving by road.

In order to clarify their reasons, the campaign also states that the objective of this road safety measure is not to illuminate the way in which you are driving, but to make your vehicle more visible for other road users, both drivers of other vehicles, pedestrians or cyclists.

Last year in Spain, 70% of injury causing accidents on interurban roads in Spain occurred during the day, the percentage rising to 73% in the case of urban roads. In addition, two out of three people who are killed in traffic accidents, died during the day.

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I´M 98 YEARS OLD, CAN I RENT A CAR? NO PROBLEM WITH INDIGO CAR HIRE Expats who have chosen to live in Spain for their retirement often return to the UK on a regular basis for various reasons. Shopping trips, visiting the family, and avoiding the long hot summer are some of them. Another is to spend Christmas with the family and especially the grandchildren.

As the years go on, a problem that many have faced in renting a car in the UK for their trip so that they can get around is the upper age limit that many car hire companies impose.

Indigo Car Hire are pleased to say that they can offer good value car rental up to and including 98 years of age!! Even better, there is no extra charge.

Many car hire companies have an upper age limit of 75, and as people are living longer, healthier lives, especially out here in the sun, this can be very frustrating. At Indigo, they believe that drivers over 75 are often more reliable, have less accidents, and so are more than happy to have them as customers.

They also accept most debit cards, and they can offer free one-way hire. That means that you can rent your car from one airport as you land, and drop it off at another when you are ready to return to Spain.

Therefore you can visit friends and family all over the UK Christmas is an extremely busy time of year for car hire. Not only therefore is availability limited as the Festive season approaches due to sheer volume of demand, but as availability decreases, prices can soar.

Cherie Walker, Reservations Manager for Indigo Car Hire, tells us: “Leaving the booking your car hire until the last minute can result in charges of up to 200 pounds for a small car for one week, or even being told that there is nothing available. I have worked in the car hire industry for over 9 years and the same applies every year- car hire at most major airports will be booked up by the end of November.”

She adds-“To get the best deal, it is advisable to book as early as possible. Also, if customers contact us directly for a quote on 00 44 113 2899281, or email sales@indigocarhire.co.uk with their requirements we may be able to locate them even better prices than on the website at www.indigocarhire.co.uk. I would most certainly advise all our clients not to leave it to chance but rather to book their car hire as soon as they have booked their flights and know their dates and times. We deal with lots of suppliers and will make every effort to obtain the best price possible for all our customers. “ Imagine not being able to rent a car to get around while you are in the UK at Christmas! Contact Indigo Car Hire now for a no-obligation quote and excellent customer service.

Indigo offer UK, Spanish and Worldwide Car hire with no hidden extras and at competetive rates. Visit their website on www.indigocarhire.co.uk for an instant quote or ring 00 44 (0) 113 2899281 to speak to a real person.

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SEVEN HUNDRED WOMEN KILLED IN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES A total of 700 women have been murdered in Spain in the last decade in crimes which have been attributed to gender violence, with 600,000 women said to suffer each year, but only a quarter of cases are reported, according to the Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas.

In 2003, when records began to be collated with a new outlook on violence towards women, 71 were killed, 62 of whom were Spanish. The youngest was less than 17 years of age, whereas 27 of the women were in their 30´s, the largest age group affected. In over half of the cases recorded, the acts of violence were conducted by their male partner.

Statistics were revised in 2006, taking other elements into account.

In 2012, the last whole year for which data is available, the figure was the lowest since 2013, although there was still a tragic 52 domestic related killings. So far this year there has been 42 officially recorded deaths, with an additional 4 cases awaiting confirmation that they could be classed as domestic abuse.

Of course the victims are not only those who are killed, one survey reveals that 840,000 children are affected by violence between their parents, with over half a million directly abused. This year, some 37 children have become orphaned as a direct result of a domestic violence related death.

Amnesty International are heading a campaign called “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence”, which starts on the 25th of November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and ends on the 10th of December, which is Human Rights Day, in the hope of raising awareness about gender-based violence as a human rights issue at the local, national, regional and international level.

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RYANAIR JET IN FIRE EMERGENCY LANDING A Ryanair Boeing 737, flying from Tangier in Morocco to Dusseldorf in Germany, is reported to have been forced to make an emergency landing in Spain´s San Pablo de Sevilla airport, after reports of a fire in the cabin of the aircraft.

According to information from the 112 emergency coordination centre and air authority AENA, the notice was received at around 20:50, when the flight crew of FR2355, with aircraft registration number EI-DPF, reported smoke in the cabin.

The full emergency protocol was initiated at the airport, with National and Local police joining fire services and medics to await the arrival of the flight, but upon landing the situation was declared as under control.

The aircraft conducted a normal landing and taxied to an apron at the airport where 180 passengers were taken off the aircraft.

Other flights at the airport have not been affected.

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TORREVIEJA UPYD CALLS FOR HELP FOR PEOPLE WITH PROPERTY TAX DEBTS

The Unión Progreso y Democracia group of Torrevieja, the UPyD, believes that the City Council should engage more effectively with the problem of foreclosures, and that the town hall should not penalise any citizen who has lost their home by means of a debt to the City through tax increase in the value of urban land.

Instead, the UPyD want to regulate those evicted who continue to pay municipal debts related to foreclosed property, as there are currently hundreds of citizens in Torrevieja who have suffered this kind of problem, and now fear tax bills which keep piling up on a property that is no longer theirs.

The local coordinator for UPD, José Serna, commented, “in a city like Torrevieja, with a large number of foreclosures, it is necessary that the City take action on the matter because of the helplessness of many citizens”. The foreclosure rate in Torrevieja is the highest in Spain, for that reason Serna believes that “the number of homeless people without resources and with a debt owed to the city is growing”.

The UPyD is now asking that the City Council start the process of drafting and approving of regulations for those citizens who can prove they are facing mortgage payment problems, and have asked that Torrevieja allocate a portion of the 2014 budget in order to cover assistance in these cases, which they also call to be retroactively implemented to 2008.

Monday, 11th November, 2013 ADVERTISING HOTLINE 966 73 0057 LEADER TEARS SHED OVER INDIAN ONION CRISIS It might be unusual to imagine how a simple commodity of everyday life can suddenly become a luxury item, but in India, the humble onion has become just that.

For many, the price of onions is now so high, a key ingredient in many a dish is being omitted. Food experts and chefs are offering alternative recipes so that families might be able to find alternatives.

Accusations of people hoarding onion stocks are constant, with the price reaching over 100 Rupees per kilo, little over a pound or a euro, per kilo.

The Competition Commission of India is investigating if cartelisation is making the commodity expensive, having monitored the onion market for some time. Although still under scrutiny, a study last year by the Commission showed “clear imperfections, including cartelisation and hoarding, which impact the price of onions”, concluding that “Results of seasonal indices, correlations, daily, monthly arrivals, their prices, etc, indicated existence of anti-competitive elements in the onion markets”.

The Indian government says incessant rains have destroyed crops in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Odisha, normally rich in supply.

But the humble onion may go beyond the apparent,

as is now seems that there could be another hidden skin the war on prices, as food and supplies is also a political tool, where parties battle over promises and losses, with price and demand key to life itself.

As Indian tourists celebrate dining on onions whilst eating abroad, back home the picture is a very different one, but with expectations that the situation may ease in a matter of days, the time to send supplies has not yet been reached, but if there is no change, the tears of diners may be real, whereas the rest of the world may start to realise that the onion is craved in other parts of the globe.

TORREVIEJA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

TCF Christmas Fayre on 23rd November 2013 at Avda de las Cortes Valencianas 68, Torrevieja (opposite Maxi Dia - between Iceland and the Needle) doors open from 2.00 pm. to 4.00 pm. Hand-crafted gifts and greeting cards, bric-a-brac, jewellery and toiletries, glassware and china, as well as

home-made jams and confectionery.

Refreshments available.

United Churches Carol Service on llth December 2013 at 6.00 pm. at TCF Church to include music by "Just Brass" Band and singing by "The Crescendo Choir". Bring all the family.

Torrevieja Christian Fellowship Carol Service at 10.30 am. Sunday, 15th December 2013.

For further information concerning TCF contact email: info@tcf-spain.org or at the website: www.tcf-spain.org

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‘Twitters from the Atlantic’ By Bar rie 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.

The Feuding Expat

Recent emails from correspondents in France and Portugal, as well as Spain, have made me question how friendly expats really are towards each other?

Personally and very fortunately, I have experienced nothing but help and support from other expats during my time living and working in Spain and the Canary Islands. Our British and Irish expats were lifesavers to us during those early months when we were living in the Costa Blanca, and who have remained some of our closest and dearest friends. From being given a bed for a few nights by our new and very generous neighbours, when we discovered that we had no water or electricity in our new home, to Christmas dinners kindly delivered by other neighbours when I had a particularly bad case of flu; I have very little to complain about from fellow expats.

However, not everything in the expat garden is quite as rosy. I am well aware of the worries and concerns that many expats have when; for example, planning a dinner party or having friends around for the evening. Considerations such as “Who has fallen out with whom?”, “Who is not speaking to whom?” and “Who has recently slept with whom and does his /her partner know?” are all important considerations for the proficient hostess to ponder over when preparing her paella. Such considerations can override such usual considerations, such as “Is she still vegetarian?” and “He is on a celeriac diet, what the hell can I give him to eat?” pale into blissful insignificance. Of course, such sensitivities have to be taken account of in our home countries too, but they are much more acute within a small expat community and, particularly, within a small island expat community.

Acute hostilities do exist between individuals and groups of expats.

The “we are all in it together” is fine for a time, but when one expat

appears to be increasing in social standing, doing better than his peers, gaining preferential employment opportunities, or has the audacity to buy a new car or install a Jacuzzi, then all hell can break loose. There are few things worse than a jealous expat.

There tend to be enclaves of particular nationalities in all popular expat areas, with the British and Irish sticking together, the Germans, the Norwegians and French all claiming their own particular ‘areas’, and often complete with their own schools, churches and even hospitals. Unhealthy as this may seem, it is understandable, because it gives a degree of protection in language, culture and behaviour that acts as a buffer against a sometimes hostile world, which is usually based upon a lack of understanding of local culture, laws and language.

There is also the ‘Expat Pecking Order’ to consider.

This can be a vicious beast in disguise, which one has to watch for. Expats are usually immediately interrogated upon arrival by their peers, such as to where you come from, the number of years that you have spent in your ‘new’ country, whether or not you speak the language and, most importantly, what you do or what have you done for employment in your home country? This final question is, of course, the main indicator as to your placing in the social order of your new group of ‘friends’. It is fine if you are a pensioner, but watch out if you say that you are unemployed. Top of the heap, of course, are those who speak the language, have knowledge of local culture, laws and traditions, those who are sleeping with a native, closely followed by those who had prestigious jobs in their home country, and whether or not you are perceived to “have money”.

Of course, those who do not speak the language are forced to socialise together, whether or not they like it and it is those who are the most vulnerable when ‘fallings out’ and arguments take place. I have heard horrific accounts from several expats whose main reason for returning ‘home’ was that they found their fellow expats to be quite unbearable, and they were lonely because of lack of friends speaking in their own tongue.

Expat feuds can be avoided; for example, I quickly discovered, and particularly as a newspaper reporter, not to take sides on particular

issues, such as animal welfare and, of course, local politics. Believe me, for all their good intentions, there is nothing worse than a group of animal welfare expats in dispute with another group of animal welfare expats; it is a bomb just waiting to explode. Despite the wellmeaning intentions of both sides, both groups seem totally incapable of seeing the merits and good intentions of another.

My best advice for the intending expat is, above all, learn the language before you arrive and, if possible, develop interests so that you can take part in local activities that involve the native population. In doing this, you will widen your involvement with the local community that you have opted to live amongst and develop a wider circle of friends, and rely less upon the local expat population. Mind you, there is still nothing quite like a few drinks and a good gossip with someone who speaks the same language and shares the same sense of humour.

If you enjoyed this article, take a look at Barrie’s websites: www.barriemahoney.com and www.thecanaryislander. com or read his latest book, ‘’Expat Survival’ (ISBN: 978 147 913 0481) © Barrie Mahoney

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Complete the cryptic crossword below and send it into our offices at La Zenia roundabout (above Banco Popular) and the first correct entry drawn will win a EUR 25 prize.

The draw will take place on the Saturday, at noon, following publication. Remember to put your phone number and name on the entry.

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LAST WEEK’S ANSWERS

ACROSS 4 & 10Ac. Take a sportsman out of the team - one without a handicap (7,6) 8. Circular tours arranged from the bistro? (6) 9. Not reluctant to be making a legacy (7) 10. See 4 Across 11. Mix up Eli and another Old Testament character (6) 12. A box for the cine star? (8) 18. It will explosively damage territory belonging to me (4-4) 20. Your humble servant! (6) 21. Criticises antiquated school equipment (6) 22. Not in to observe the prospect (7) 23. One with trained birds he hopes to persuade you to buy (6) 24. Communists hold reserves to provide compensation (7)

DOWN 1. Snug agreement (7) 2. Gets boats in disorder (7) 3. Put the accent on nervous tension (6) 5. Adults have grown out of them (8) 6. Needing treatment in jail in Germany (6) 7. Broken screen may be used in church (6) 13. Furniture for big lads! (8) 14. I'm coming back to make a bet - here's the slip (7) 15. The first person with a certain dimension (7) 16. Tie up the dog and look around (6) 17. He cultivates a means of steering the craft (6) 19. Where the rivers could become salted! (6)

QUICK ACROSS: 1 Prevaricate; 9 Lie; 10 Conqueror; 11 Nadir; 13 Glacial; 14 Easily; 16 Belief; 18 Thought; 19 Elder; 20 Narrative; 21 Set; 22 Deferential.

DOWN: 2 Rue; 3 Vicar; 4 Renege; 5 Courage; 6 Terrified; 7 Clandestine; 8 Proliferate; 12 Discourse; 15 Luggage; 17 Attire; 19 Erect; 21 Sea. CRYPTIC ACROSS: 1 Breadwinner; 9 Add; 10 Horseless; 11 Sorts; 13 Tollage; 14 Hoists; 16 Assist; 18 Baffled; 19 Panda; 20 Carriages; 21 Col; 22 Dead as a dodo.

DOWN: 2 Rod; 3 Athos; 4 Warmth; 5 Needles; 6 Elevation; 7 Pass the buck; 8 Essentially; 12 Reinforce; 15 Tallied; 17 Adages; 19 Posed; 21 Cod.

SUDOKU CHALLENGE Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 to 9.

Solution on Page 39

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LEADER TRIVIA QUIZ 1. Which word links a type of bread and a cut of precious stone?

2. What country does China have its longest land border with?

3. Kevin Kline won best supporting actor Oscar which 1988 film?

4. The first US copyrighted film showed what in 1894?

5. Astronomer Fred Hoyle coined which phrase?

6. Paludism is the old name for which disease?

7. The ball is 38 millimetres in diameter and weighs 2.5 grammes - what sport?

8. What was the worlds first patented synthetic food in 1869?

9. Polish sprinter Ewa Klobukowska was first to do what at Kiev in 1967?

10. Surnames that originate from job titles: Baker, a cook, obvious, but what was a "Pallistair" or "Pallister"?

11. Which worldwide-known organisation was recently banned in Russia because they thought it is paramilitary?

12. Who's song did the Beatles sing on their first TV appearance back in 1962?

13. What lasted five hours and twelve minutes in 1969, the longest ever?

14. If a dog is canine, a cat is feline, what creature is accipitrine?

15. "Ab Ovo" in Latin, the very beginning, but what does it literally mean?

16. What got named by novelist Gilbert Frankau at a party in 1926? Three Letters.

17. What have the following places in common: Aurora, Texas, Spitsbergen, Norway and Ubatuba, Brazil?

18. Staying with links, what have the following sports in common: Cricket, Rackets, Croquet and Motorboat racing?

19. How many one legged Popes have there been?

20. Samuel Pepys' wife always slept with what in her hand?

1. Baguette, 2. Mongolia, 3. A Fish Called Wanda, 4. A man sneezing, 5. The Big Bang, 6. Malaria, 7. Table Tennis, 8.

Margarine, 9. Fail sex test - was later disqualified, 10. A Fence maker, 11. The Salvation Army, 12. Roy Orbison, the song was "Dream Baby", 13. Wimbledon TV match, no tie break, 14. A hawk, 15. From the egg, 16. Zip. He said "Zip! its open, Zip! its shut", 17. UFO crash sites, 18. They all only appeared once at the Olympics. 19. None. 20. His penis

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TAKE THE FEAR OUT OF DENTISTRY WITH GERHARD NAGEL I read on Facebook this week that a friend needed a visit to the dentist. The stress and worry that the possibility of the impending meeting raised comments like “my stomach is churning” and “wish me luck”, to which the considerate readers obviously replied. But, once the appointment was over, the work had been done, the “patient” had returned alive, well and free from the pain that had prompted the initial concern.

Some of us may have had a bad experience in the past, but most of us simply fear the dentist as that is a more natural reaction that enjoying the treatment, although it is usually without justification.

Modern dentistry has changed. Just ask anybody who has had work done recently. Ask if there was actually anything “real” to fear. The answer is invariably “no”. Modern dentist offer a warm and welcoming environment and with the most modern precision equipment, that as soon as you walk into a dentist´s office, you feel comfortable, welcome and your fears are eased.

The Gerhard Nagel clinic at La Zenia is one such place. Having been established on the Costa Blanca since 1997, and one of the first practices in the country to offer high quality cosmetic dentistry, the experience and knowledge of the team behind the surgery has grown since their initial opening,

keeping up to date with the most modern practices and equipment, to ensure that they have always maintained the highest standards of dental care available, with the overall aim of looking after your oral wellbeing, whether it be cosmetic or restorative.

Their expertise in building smiles changes lives; quite literally, as they use their artistic approach to fully assess every individual mouth, from every conceivable angle, to ensure that any work carried out fits your own facial features.

Even a language barrier is not a problem, as the staff speak a host of languages, including English, Spanish and German, which has enabled them to build up a big international clientele. Isabel, will help you arrange an appointment. If anyone has an emergency, the staff will do their utmost to fit you in that same day. The clinic has its own laboratory, so work such as repairs to dentures or moulding of teeth, are done very quickly. They also have a panoramic X-ray machine, which enables them to get a very accurate picture of your whole mouth.

The clinic is used to dealing with holiday makers too, and will do fillings and bridges etc. at the drop of a hat. Specialist services, such as teeth whitening or cosmetic surgery, are also available. Children are welcome to come for check ups and pain free treatment.

The clinic prides itself on prompt service. No more long waits for something you need now.

However, with all of this said, with the reality of an open mind that tells us there is nothing to fear, even if you still have doubts, or if you have a phobia about visiting the dentist, Nagel’s can, in special situations, bring in a qualified anaesthetist, who will knock you out completely, to enable the dentist to do the necessary work. When you come to, you will be ready to go home. The anaesthetist will remain present throughout the whole operation.

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7.00 Breakfast. Headlines and business news. (T) 10.15 Neighbourhood Blues. New series. A car accident involving a burglar. (T) 11.00 Homes Under the Hammer. Properties in Devon, Wiltshire and London; (R) (T) Two Minute Silence. Pause for remembrance. 12.00 Saints and Scroungers. A jet-setting woman is suspected of being a benefits cheat. (T) 12.45 Escape to the Country. Aled Jones helps a couple searching for a property in Devon. (T) 1.15 Bargain Hunt. Oswestry Showground plays host to musical bargain hunters. (R) (T) 2.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 2.30 Regional News; Weather. (T) 2.45 Doctors. Mandy tries to heal the divide between a mother and daughter. (T) 3.15 Moving On. New series. Drama, starring Natalie Gumede. (T) 4.00 Pressure Pad. General knowledge quiz, hosted by John Barrowman. (T) 4.45 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. With chocolatier Paul A Young. (T)

5.30 Antiques Road Trip. With Anita Manning and James Lewis. (T) 6.15 Pointless. Quiz show. Presented by Alexander Armstrong. (T) 7.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 7.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. (T) 8.00 The One Show. The first visit of the week to the One Show studio, where Matt Baker and Alex Jones present topical stories and celebrity chat.

8.30 Caught Red Handed. Police set up a decoy flat to snare thieves who have been tormenting a community. Presented by Dominic Littlewood.

(R) (T) BBC News; Regional News. (T) 9.00 EastEnders. David is sure Ian is lying about Max’s arrest and urges him to tell the truth, and Kirsty steals the money she needs to pay the loan sharks. (T) 9.30 The Great House Price Bubble? — Panorama. Adam Shaw goes in search of affordable properties, meeting dual-income households priced out of home ownership. (T) 10.00 Ripper Street. A female gang orchestrates a series of kidnappings in support of radical councillor Jane Cobden — and when they take Long Susan, Jackson works furiously to find her. (T) 11.00 BBC News. (T) 11.25 Regional News; Weather. (T) 11.35 Have I Got a Bit More News for You. Alexander Armstrong hosts this extended version of Friday’s edition. (T) 12.20 Citizen Khan. Mr Khan is eager to appear in a video for the mosque. Last in the series. (R) (T) 12.50 The Graham Norton Show. With Lady Gaga, Jude Law, June Brown and Greg Davies.

(R) (T) 1.40 Weatherview. (T) 1.45 BBC News.

BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 7.30 Homes Under the Hammer. (R) (T) 8.30 Saints and Scroungers. (R) (T) 9.15 Sign Zone: Real Rescues. (R) (T) 10.00 Sign Zone: Watchdog. (R) (T) 11.00 Sign Zone: James Martin’s Food Map of Britain. (R) (T) 11.30 Click.

(R) (T) 11.55 BBC News. (T) 12.30 BBC World News. (T) 1.00

Daily Politics. (T) 2.00 Rugby League World Cup. (R) (T) 2.45 Cash in the Attic. (R) (T) 3.30 Floyd on Britain and Ireland. (R) (T) 4.00 Cagney & Lacey. (R) (T) 4.45 Are You Being Served? (R) (T) 5.15 ’Allo ’Allo! (R) (T) 5.45 Fred Dibnah’s World of Steam, Steel and Stone. (R) (T) 6.15 Flog It! Experts Charlie Ross and Anita Manning value antiques at Parr Hall, Warrington. (R) (T) 7.00 Eggheads. Quiz hosted by Jeremy Vine, in which the winners of game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers.

7.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Zoe Ball hosts the weekday fanzine devoted to the ballroom dancing show. 8.00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip. Tim Brooke-Taylor takes on fellow Goodie Graeme Garden as they hunt for collectibles in Devon to sell at auction. (T) 9.00 University Challenge. Two more teams battle it out for a place in the quarter-finals. Jeremy Paxman asks the questions. (T) 9.30 MasterChef: The Professionals. Eight more contenders enter the kitchen and are challenged to make a dish using a selection of seven ingredients — including sardines, endive and pistachios. (T) 10.00 The Choir: Sing While You Work. Gareth Malone forms a choir at Birmingham City Council. (T) 11.00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

American singer Michael Bolton hosts the comedy music quiz, with Carol Vorderman, Shane Filan, Seann Walsh and Diana Vickers. (T) 11.30 Newsnight; (T) Weather. (T) 12.20 Rugby League World Cup. (T) 12.50 Africa 2013: Countdown to the Rains. (R) (T) 1.50 Sign Zone: Film 2013. (R) (T) 2.20 Sign Zone: The Culture Show: A Night at the London Film Festival. (R) (T) 2.50 Sign Zone: The Wipers Times. (R) (T) 4.20 This Is BBC Two. (T) 5.00 BBC Learning Zone. (R) (T) London 7.00 Daybreak. With the Poppy Girls. (T) 9.30 Lorraine. With Bryan Adams. (T) 10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (T) 11.30 This Morning. Rylan Clark shares all the gossip from the weekend’s X Factor shows. (T) 1.30 Loose Women. With Cliff Richard. (T) 2.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 2.55 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 3.00 Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover. New series. The Australian singer organises home makeovers. (T) 4.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show. Features, music and conversation. (T) 4.59 ITV London Weather. (T)

5.00 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars. With Jane McDonald, Rosemary Shrager and Louie Spence. (R) (T) 6.00 The Paul O’Grady Show. With X Factor judge Louis Walsh and Coronation Street’s Helen Worth, plus, music from the Saturdays. (T) 7.00 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 8.00 Emmerdale. Amy forms a drastic plan to keep seeing Kyle after Diane tells her about the restraining order. (T) 8.30 Coronation Street. Roy struggles with his conscience in his effort to support Hayley, and Tina is increasingly irritated by David’s presence in the flat. (T) 9.00 Tales from Northumberland with Robson Green. The actor follows the ‘Pilgrims’ Way’ to Lindisfarne, swims with grey seals and hears how Northumberland’s past shaped modern Britain. (T)

9.30 Coronation Street. Roy confides in Anna about his turmoil over Hayley, Leanne accuses Peter of not paying enough attention to Simon, and Tina is furious when David squanders the money she gave him. (T) 10.00 A Mother’s Son. Conclusion. Rosie’s distress affects her family life. Drama, starring Hermione Norris. (R) (T) 11.00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. (T) 11.30 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 11.35 The Agenda. Political editor Tom Bradby discussesthe week’s main talking points. (T) 12.10 Animal Heroes. Behind the scenes at the Royal Army Veterinary Corps. 1.05 Jackpot247. 4.00 Champions League Weekly. (T) 4.25 ITV Nightscreen. 6.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show..

CHANNEL 4 7.00 The Treacle People. (R) (T) 7.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.35 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 8.00 According to Jim. (R) (T) 8.30 Will & Grace. (R) (T) 8.55 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 9.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 10.00 Frasier. (R) (T) 11.00 Undercover Boss USA. (R) (T) 12.00 Beat My Build. (T) 1.00 Channel 4 News Summary. (T) 1.05 Kirstie’s Handmade Treasures. 1.25 FILM: Carry On Dick (1974). Comedy, starring Sid James. (T) 3.10 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under. (T) 4.10 Countdown. (T) 5.00 Deal or No Deal. (T) 6.00 Four in a Bed. The contest begins at Ye Olde Fighting Cocks in Arnside, Cumbria.

6.30 Come Dine with Me. New Zealander Steve Levy hopes his home-inspired menu will impress his guests in Exeter. (T) 7.00 The Simpsons. Homer is forced to eat bland food after trying — and failing — to copy the skills of a fire-eating street performer.

7.30 Hollyoaks. Cindy, Lindsey and Mercedes are forced to find a way to keep their grim secret hidden. (T) 8.00 Channel 4 News. (T) 8.55 4thought.tv. How austerity has changed Britain’s spirituality. Muslim Mohammed Ali Amla lost his job more than two years ago, but believes he benefited from questioning aspects of his faith. (T) 9.00 Can You Trust Your Surgeon?: Channel 4 Dispatches. Reporter Tazeen Ahmed investigates allegations against surgeon Ian Paterson, who is accused of performing inadequate operations on hundreds of NHS breast-cancer patients. (T) 9.30 Health Freaks. The GPs meet a beekeeper who believes the insects can help treat a particular health problem. (T) 10.00 999: What’s Your Emergency? Ambulance crews are called out to pregnant women in need of assistance. (T) 11.00 Fresh Meat. Vod comes up with a plan to get rid of her holiday romance, and Kingsley dates both Heather and Josie, who is keen to return to Manchester. (T) 11.50 Cardinal Burns. (T) 12.20 Man Down. (R) (T) 12.55 Rory Peck Awards 2013. (T) 1.00 The Shooting Gallery. (T) 1.30 FILM: Bedazzled (2000). Fantasy comedy remake, starring Brendan Fraser. (T) 3.10 Nashville. (T) 3.50 SuperScrimpers’ Challenge. (R) (T) 4.45 Deal or No Deal.

(R) (T) 5.40 Countdown. (R) (T) 6.20 Baking Mad with Eric Lanlard. 6.50 River Cottage Bites.

Channel 5 7.00 Milkshake! 7.10 Igam Ogam. (R) (T) 7.20 Fireman Sam. (R) (T) 7.35 The WotWots. (R) (T) 7.45 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.50 Olly the Little White Van. (R) (T) 7.55 Little Princess. (R) (T) 8.10 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom. (T) 8.20 The Mr Men Show. 8.35 Thomas & Friends. 8.45 Noddy in Toyland. 8.55 Milkshake!

Monkey. 9.00 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 9.15 Peppa Pig. 9.35 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (R) (T) 9.45 Bananas in Pyjamas.

10.00 Tickety Toc. 10.15 The Wright Stuff. 12.10 The Hotel Inspector. 1.10 5 News Lunchtime. (T) 1.15 The Woman with 40 Cats — and Other Pet Hoarders. 2.15 Home and Away. (T) 2.45 Neighbours. (T) 3.15 The Mentalist. (R) (T) 4.10 FILM: Remember Me (1995). Psychological thriller, starring Kelly McGillis. (T) 6.00 5 News at 5. 6.30 Neighbours. Amber becomes concerned that she has lost Lauren’s trust after being caught with Josh in the spa. 7.00 Home and Away. Zac rushes to the lodge after Oscar is beaten by Ethan for contacting him.

7.30 NewsTalk Live. (T) 8.00 Construction Squad: Operation Homefront. Kevin Godlington and the team head to Abingdon in Oxfordshire, where their mission is to rebuild the crumbling headquarters of a scout group. (T) 8.00 5 News Update. (T) 9.00 The Gadget Show. With Jason Bradbury and Rachel Riley (T) 9.00 5 News at 9. (T) 10.00 Got Thin — Got Fat Again! Stories of people who cannot maintain their new weight after dieting.11.00 Under the Dome. Chester’s Mill is plunged into darkness and a familiar face appears with a message. 11.55 FILM: Out for Justice (1991). Thriller. 1.40 True Crimes: The First 72 Hours.

2.05 SuperCasino. 4.05 Wife Slayer: Countdown to Murder. 4.50 HouseBusters. 5.20 House Doctor. 5.45 Great Artists. 6.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. 6.35 Wildlife SOS. (R) (T)

Monday, Monday, 11th 11th November, November, 2013 08:00 Breakfast with Mark Nolan 11:00 Monday Edition with Kevin Reardon.

14:00 Coffee Hour with Steve Hambley.

15:00 The Gary Jackson Show, 17:00 The PBT Show 19:00 Exite Classics Megamix, 22:00 Calder´s Confessions UNCUT, 23:00 The Love Zone, 00:00 The Overnight Jukebox.

Monday, 11th December, 2013 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Simon talks Roger McGuinn.

18.05 Hip Hop Alicante Style - the Alicante music scene.

18.30 Dave & Andy’s Excellent Adventure (series) – The lads go Canyoning.

19.00 Let's Talk (series) – Hair & Beauty Academy owner Sandra Cunningham and ex BBC presenter Heather Lynn.

19.30 Hunt For Giant Sturgeon (series) – Local resident continues on his dream of catching a monster sturgeon.

19.45 Learn The Lingo (series) – Improve your SpanisH. 20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

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7.00 Breakfast. Headlines and business news. (T) 10.15 Neighbourhood Blues. An aggressive teenager in Hull causes problems for her family. (T) 11.00 Homes Under the Hammer.

Properties in Cornwall, the Midlands and Shropshire. (T) 12.00 Saints and Scroungers. Fraud investigators follow up a tip-off. (T) 12.45 Escape to the Country. Aled Jones helps a couple find a property in Lincolnshire. (T) 1.15 Bargain Hunt. Two teams compete in Lincoln. (T) 2.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 2.30 Regional News; Weather. (T) 2.45 Doctors. Al and Mrs Tembe offer Karen sympathy following her accident. (T) 3.15 Moving On. A postman is asked to move back home by his mother, causing family troubles. (T) 4.00 Pressure Pad. General knowledge quiz, hosted by John Barrowman. (T) 4.45 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. Paul creates a tart made with three types of onion. (T)

5.30 Antiques Road Trip. James Lewis and Anita Manning begin their trip in Wimbledon, London.

(T) 6.15 Pointless. Quiz show in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions.

Presented by Alexander Armstrong. (T) 7.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 7.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. (T) 8.00 The One Show. Live chat and topical reports, presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. (T) 8.30 EastEnders. Carl piles the pressure on Ian as the day of Max’s trial arrives, determined to see his enemy put away. Sam begins to feel trapped by his domestic situation; (T) BBC News; Regional News. (T) 9.00 Holby City. Chantelle confronts her attacker just as her relationship with Arthur takes another turn. Mo faces some bitter home truths when her online boyfriend is admitted with chest pains. (T) 10.00 The Escape Artist. Will goes to great lengths to win the case, but when he faces the sickening prospect that Foyle may walk free, he considers taking the law into his own hands. Last in the series. (T) 11.00 BBC News. (T) 11.25 Regional News; Weather; (T) National Lottery Update. (T) 11.35 Imagine — Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy. Alan Yentob presents Michael Kantor’s documentary exploring why post-war New York musical theatre has proved to be such a fertile territory for Jewish songwriters and performers.

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Eggheads. Quiz in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers. Dermot Murnaghan hosts. (R) (T) 7.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Zoe Ball is joined by the couple who narrowly avoided elimination in Sunday night’s dance-off and Karen Hardy drops in to give her thoughts on the choreography. (T) 8.00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip. Cold Feet co-stars Hermione Norris and John Thomson team up with experts Mark Stacey and Catherine Southon on a sun-drenched hunt for antiques around Cornwall. (T) 9.00 MasterChef: The Professionals. Four of the eight chefs from yesterday’s heat return to face a skills test in which they must each skin a whole Dover sole and cook a portion on the bone in 12 minutes. (T) 10.00 Strange Days: Cold War Britain. New series. Dominic Sandbrook charts the effect on the UK of the global superpower stand-off, beginning by looking at the impact it had on culture, politics and society. (T) 11.00 Hebburn. New series. The return of the comedy about a Tyneside family. The Pearsons deal with the aftermath of Joe’s stroke, which means Pauline going back to work as an estate agent. (T) 11.30 Newsnight; (T) Weather. (T) 12.20 The Choir: Sing While You Work. (R) (T) 1.20 Sign Zone: Stephen Fry: Out There. (R) (T) 2.20 This Is BBC Two. (T) 5.00 BBC Learning Zone. (T) London 7.00 Daybreak. With Richard E Grant. (T) 9.30 Lorraine.

Entertainment and fashion news. (T) 10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (T) 11.30 This Morning. Chef Phil Vickery travels to Hong Kong. (T) 1.30 Loose Women. With singer James Blunt. (T) 2.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 2.55 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 3.00 Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover. The singer is joined by Leah Hughes in Eltham, southeast London. (T) 4.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show. Features, music and conversation. (T) 4.59 ITV London Weather. (T)

5.00 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars. With Rylan Clark, Debra Stephenson and Colin Baker. (R) (T) 6.00 The Paul O’Grady Show. The presenter talks to singer Cliff Richard and comedian Alan Carr.

(T) 7.00 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 8.00 Emmerdale. Kerry desperately tries to talk Amy out of running away with Kyle, while David is heartbroken that Priya has seemingly gone through with the termination. (T)

1.05 FILM: Cabaret (1972). Oscar-winning musical, starring Liza Minnelli. (T) 3.05 Weatherview. (T) 3.10 BBC News. The latest national and international stories. (T) BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 7.35 Homes Under the Hammer. (R) (T) 8.35 Saints and Scroungers. (R) (T) 9.20 Sign Zone: Real Rescues. (R) (T) 10.05 Sign Zone: Antiques Roadshow. (R) (T) 11.05 Sign Zone: James Martin’s Food Map of Britain. (R) (T) 11.35 HARDtalk. (R) (T) 12.00 BBC News. (T) 12.30 BBC World News. (T) 1.00 Daily Politics. (T) 2.00 Rugby League World Cup. (R) (T) 2.30 Coast. (R) (T) 3.30 Floyd on Britain and Ireland. (R) (T) 4.00 Cagney & Lacey. (R) (T) 4.45 Are You Being Served? (R) (T) 5.15 ’Allo ’Allo! (R) (T) 5.45 Fred Dibnah’s World of Steam, Steel and Stone. (R) (T) 6.15 Flog It! Paul Martin heads to the Pavilion in Bath, where experts Catherine Southon and Jethro Marles size up the city’s antiques and collectibles. (R) (T) 7.00

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Island, and as the streams dry up, they must roam further in search of fresh water. (T) Martin Lewis Money Show — The Twelve Saves of Christmas. Martin Lewis and Saira Khan present tips on how to make money go further during the festive period, featuring predictions for when the major retailers will start slashing prices. (T) Missing Without Trace. Natasha Kaplinsky and Mark Williams-Thomas try to track down a missing man who left behind a trail leading to Australia, and reunite a mother and daughter after 24 years apart. (T) ITV News at Ten and Weather. (T) ITV News London; Weather. (T) Exposure: Old Soldiers, New Guard. Current affairs documentaries shedding light on social, political and economic issues. (T)

12.30 River Monsters. Reports of attacks by sharks in fresh water. (R) (T) 1.30 Jackpot247. Interactive gaming. 4.00 Loose Women. With singer James Blunt. (R) 4.50 ITV Nightscreen.

Text-based information service. 6.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show.

Guests air their differences. (R) (T) CHANNEL 4 7.00 The Treacle People. (R) (T) 7.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.35 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 8.05 According to Jim. (R) (T) 8.30 Will & Grace. (R) (T) 8.55 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 9.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 9.55 Frasier. (R) (T) 10.30 Frasier. (R) (T) 11.00 Undercover Boss USA. (R) (T) 12.00 Beat My Build. (T) 1.00 Channel 4 News Summary. (T) 1.05 River Cottage Bites. (R) (T) 1.15 FILM: Sea of Sand (1958). Second World War adventure, starring Richard Attenborough. (T) (bw) 3.10 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under. (T) 4.10 Countdown. (T) 5.00 Deal or No Deal. (T) 6.00 Four in a Bed. The competition moves to Hadleigh, Suffolk, where Dr Stephen Stanley-Little invites fellow B&B owners to come and stay at his tranquil country setting — Westwood Cottage. (T) 6.30 Come Dine with Me. Music mad foodie Richard Kaye hosts the second dinner party in Exeter, where he is confident he can impress his guests with his culinary knowledge. (T) 7.00 The Simpsons. Marge and Homer rent an apartment in an affluent area to give the kids a better education, and Bart soon establishes a bad-boy image at his new school. With the voice of Ellen Page. (R) (T) 7.30 Hollyoaks.

Freddie hopes to save Lindsey from the law after discovering the truth about Browning’s fate, Finn and Robbie plot against John Paul, and Dirk finds solace with an unlikely friend. (T) 8.00 Channel 4 News. (T) 8.55 4thought.tv. Lisa Egan, who has lived with a disability since birth, talks about how attitudes toward her have changed since the economic crisis. (T) 9.00 Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners. A man who spends two hours a day cleaning his hob helps a Guildford upholsterer tackle years of clutter, while a cleaning-obsessed mum meets a pair of untidy brothers in Coventry. (T) 10.00 The Sound of Musicals. New series. Behind the scenes in London’s West End, beginning with a look at Sam Mendes’ reimagining of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and how to bring a classic tale to life. (T) 11.00 Masters of Sex. Libby and Masters travel to Miami for a rest following her miscarriage, but the doctor is drawn back into his work by the sexually adventurous couple next door. (T) 12.10 8 Out of 10 Cats Uncut. (T) 12.55 Rory Peck Awards 2013. (T) 1.00 Poker.

(T) 2.00 KOTV Boxing Weekly. (T) 2.30 Volleyball. (T) 3.25 Polar Bear: Inside Nature’s Giants Special. (R) (T) 4.35 SuperScrimpers’ Challenge. (R) (T) 5.30 Deal or No Deal. (R) (T) 6.25 Countdown. (R) (T) Channel 5

David and Prya 8.30 Aussie Animal Island. The Tasmanian devils struggle to cope with the hot weather on Maria

7.00 Milkshake!: Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 7.10 Igam Ogam.

(R) (T) 7.20 Fireman Sam. (R) (T) 7.35 The WotWots. (R) (T) 7.45 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.50 Olly the Little White Van. (R) (T) 7.55 Little Princess. (R) (T) 8.10 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom.

(T) 8.20 The Mr Men Show. (R) (T) 8.35 Thomas & Friends. (R) (T) 8.45 Noddy in Toyland. (R) (T) 8.55 Milkshake! Monkey. (R) (T) 9.00 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 9.15 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.20 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.25 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.35 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (R) (T) 9.45 Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 10.00 Tickety Toc. (R) (T) 10.15 The Wright Stuff. 12.10 The Hotel Inspector. (R) (T) 1.10 5 News Lunchtime. (T) 1.15 Ben Fogle’s Animal Clinic. (R) (T) 2.15 Home and Away. (T) 2.45 Neighbours.

(T) 3.15 NCIS. (R) (T) 4.15 FILM: Mystery Woman: In the Shadows (2007). Whodunit, starring Kellie Martin. (T) 6.00 5 News at 5. (T) 6.30 Neighbours. Toadie agrees to represent the injured gym client, and Brad discovers he may be liable, while Bailey is suspicious when Callum is awarded an A grade in a biology assignment. (R) (T) 7.00 Home and Away. Brax, Kyle and Heath team up with Zac to rescue Oscar and Evelyn from the lodge, but things do not go smoothly, while Chris does his best to get back in Irene’s good books. (R) (T) 7.30 NewsTalk Live. (T) 8.00 Jungle Babies: Tarsier Tails. Athena and Apollo fail to notice daughter Poppy sneaking away with lone male Solo, while Ardhi has an encounter with a tokay gecko. Bernard Cribbins narrates. (T) 8.30 The Dog Rescuers. A Bristol animal welfare officer visits the owners of an obese Staffordshire bull terrier, while a Grimsby inspector finds two puppies locked in a dirty bathroom; (T) 8.30 5 News Update. (T) 9.00 Cowboy Builders. Dominic Littlewood and Melinda Messenger revisit a woman they helped a year ago in Mitcham, south-west London, whose home was left riddled with damp and largely uninhabitable; (T) 9.00 5 News at 9. (T) 10.00 The Mentalist. Jane investigates the killing of a wedding guest in Napa Valley, giving him the chance to scrutinise Sheriff McAllister, who is one of the men he believes may be Red John. (T) 11.00 Castle. Beckett and Castle investigate the death of a stripper at a hen party and discover one of his rivals was upset that the victim had been made the headline act at a strip club. (T) 12.00 Body of Proof. (R) (T) 12.55 Wife Slayer: Countdown to Murder. (R) (T) 1.50 SuperCasino. 4.05 Too Fat to Fly. (R) (T) 4.55 HouseBusters. (R) (T) 5.20 House Doctor. (R) (T) 5.45 Great Artists. (R) (T) 6.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R) (T) 6.35 Wildlife SOS. (R) (T)

Tuesday, uesday, 12th november, november, 2013 08:00 Breakfast with Mark Nolan.

11:00 Tuesday Edition with Kevin Reardon.

14:00 Solid Gold Sixties with Geoff Dorsett.

15:00 Dark Side of the Moon with Gary Jackson.

17:00 The PBT Show.

19:00 Exite Classics - 70’s at 7, 80’s at 8, 90’s at 9 and the Classics Megamix.

22:00 Calder´s Confessions UNCUT. 23:00 The Love Zone.

00:00 The Overnight Jukebox.

Tuesday, 12th November, 2013 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – with Ruby Wax. 18.05 Costa Blanca Life (series) – We go in search of interesting people, places and events around the Costa Blanca.

19.00 Spanish Dive Adventures (series) – Experience and appreciate the beauty that lies off the shores of Spain.

19.30 Viva Vino (series) Wine expert Colin Harkness.

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13th november 7.00 Breakfast. Headlines and business news. (T) 10.15 Neighbourhood Blues. A woman in Hull is suspected of shoplifting. (T) 11.00 Homes Under the Hammer. Revisiting properties in Bristol, Burnley and Rhondda Cynon Taf. (R) (T) 12.00 Saints and Scroungers. A man suspected of using two names to claim benefits. (T) 12.45 Escape to the Country. A couple search for a new home in Oxfordshire. (T) 1.15 Bargain Hunt. The team heads to Ardingly in Sussex. (R) (T) 2.00 BBC News; Weather.

(T) 2.30 Regional News; Weather. (T) 2.45 Doctors. Rob pleads with Heston to persuade Karen to see him. (T) 3.15 Moving On. A newly qualified teacher starts a job in a tough school. (T) 4.00 Pressure Pad. General knowledge quiz, hosted by John Barrowman. (T) 4.45 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. The baker uses beetroot to rustle up hearty British food. (T)

5.30 Antiques Road Trip. An auction in Cirencester, Gloucestershire. (T) 6.15 Pointless. Quiz show. Presented by Alexander Armstrong. (T) 7.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 7.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. (T) 8.00 The One Show. Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the live magazine show. (T) BBC News; Regional News. (T) 9.00 DIY SOS: Million Pound Build for Children in Need. Nick Knowles and the team come to the aid of Little Miracles, demolishing and rebuilding their Peterborough centre for children with disabilities and life-limiting illnesses. (T) 10.00 Britain on the Fiddle. Richard Bilton continues his investigation into fraudsters, pursuing a conman who claimed £32,000 in benefits while living the high life in Spain. (T) 11.00 BBC News. (T) 11.25 Regional News; Weather; (T) National Lottery Update. (T) 11.35 A Question of Sport. With Alun Wyn Jones, Dirk Nannes, Simon Dyson and Robbie Savage.

12.05 Film 2013. Reviews of Dom Hemingway and The Counselor. (T) 12.35 FILM: Rounders (1998). Gambling drama, with Matt Damon and Edward Norton. (T) 2.30 Weatherview. (T) 2.35 BBC News. The latest national and international stories. (T) BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 7.30 Homes Under the Hammer. (R) (T) 8.30 Saints and Scroungers. (R) (T) 9.15 Sign Zone: Real Rescues. (R) (T) 10.00 Sign Zone: The Wonder of Dogs. (R) (T) 11.00 Sign Zone: Plan It, Build It. (R) (T) 11.30 Sign Zone: See Hear. (T) 12.00 BBC News. (T) 12.30 BBC World News. (T) 1.00 FILM: We Dive at Dawn (1943). Second World War adventure, starring John Mills. (T) (bw) 2.35 Cash in the Attic. (R) (T) 3.20 Floyd on France. (R) (T) 4.00 Cagney & Lacey. (R) (T) 4.45 Are You Being Served? (R) (T) 5.15 ’Allo ’Allo! (R) (T) 5.45 Fred Dibnah’s World of Steam, Steel and Stone. (R) (T) 6.15 Flog It! Paul Martin visits Windsor to delve into the life of artist Stanley Spencer and hunt for antiques to take to auction. With Thomas Plant and Adam Partridge. First shown in 2006. (R) (T) 7.00

Eggheads. Quiz in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers. Dermot Murnaghan hosts. (R) (T) 7.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Zoe Ball is joined by her former dance-floor partner Ian Waite to examine how the couples are getting on in training ahead of this weekend’s shows. (T) 8.00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip. Homes Under the Hammer presenters Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts take part, scouring the shops of Hampshire in search of bargains to sell at auction for profit. (T) 9.00 MasterChef: The Professionals. The four chefs from Monday’s heat who have yet to face their skills test are challenged to prepare potato gnocchi, before recreating Michel Roux Jr’s dish of roast John Dory. (T) 10.00 Tudor Monastery Farm.

New series. Ruth Goodman, Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold run a farm as it would have been done in 1500, building a pigsty with no nails and making tallow lights out of rushes and fat. (T) 11.00 The Culture Show: Gaga — The Mother Monster. Miranda Sawyer chats to Lady Gaga about her long-awaited third album Artpop, as well as discussing music, art, her fans and the universal need for applause. (T) 11.30 Newsnight; (T) Weather. (T) 12.20 Strange Days: Cold War Britain. (R) (T) 1.20 Sign Zone: See Hear. (R) (T) 1.50 This Is BBC Two. (T) 4.50 BBC Learning Zone. (T) London 7.00 Daybreak. With Martin Shaw and Luminites. (T) 9.30 Lorraine. Entertainment and fashion news. (T) 10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (T) 11.30 This Morning.

A visit to the set of The Darling Buds of May. (T) 1.30 Loose Women. With guests Alfie Boe and David Dimbleby. (T) 2.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 2.55 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 3.00 Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover. A family home in Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, is redesigned. (T) 4.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show. Features, music and conversation. (T) 4.59 ITV London Weather. (T)

5.00 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars. Jennie McAlpine, Pauline Quirke and Shaun Williamson take part.

6.00 The Paul O’Grady Show. With comedian Johnny Vegas and 2013 Strictly Come Dancing contestant Abbey Clancy. Plus Pet Shop Boys.

7.00 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 8.00 Emmerdale. Amy is grateful when Kerry pulls up in the camper van willing to take her wherever she wants to go with Kyle. (T) 8.30 Coronation Street. Kylie confronts David after he withdraws money from their account and takes Max to Tina’s. (T) 9.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot. The ageing sleuth takes on his final case as he and Hastings return to the scene of their first murder investigation to battle Poirot’s ultimate nemesis. (T) 11.00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. (T) 11.30 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 11.35 Being Poirot. David Suchet embarks on a personal journey to explore the appeal of Agatha Christie’s enduring character, as his acting role as the Belgian detective comes to an end. (T) 12.35 River Monsters. Jeremy Wade journeys along the Congo

in Africa. (R) (T) 1.05 Jackpot247. Interactive gaming. 3.30 FILM: The Alamo (1960). Western, directed by and starring John Wayne. (T) 6.00 ITV Nightscreen. Text-based information service. 6.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (R) CHANNEL 4 7.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.35 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 8.05 According to Jim. (R) (T) 8.25 Will & Grace. (R) (T) 8.55 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 9.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 10.00 Frasier. (R) (T) 10.30 Frasier. (R) (T) 11.00 Undercover Boss USA. (R) (T) 12.00 Beat My Build. (T) 1.00 Channel 4 News Summary. (T) 1.05 Kirstie’s Handmade Treasures. (R) (T) 1.10 FILM: Malta Story (1953). Second World War drama, starring Alec Guinness. (T) (bw) 3.10 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under. (T) 4.10 Countdown. (T) 5.00 Deal or No Deal. (T) 6.00 Four in a Bed. Third to host are bohemian couple Avril Berry and Alan Fraser of Roulotte Retreat in Melrose on the Scottish borders, which features unique gypsy caravans. (T) 6.30 Come Dine with Me. Self-assured PR worker Glen King is confident she will be the ‘hostess with the mostest’ in Exeter. (T) 7.00 The Simpsons.

Marge and Lisa debate whether a woman can be both strong and beautiful. They recall four stories about powerful women using Simpsons characters in various roles. (R) (T) 7.30 Hollyoaks.

Patrick inadvertently places John Paul in conflict with his pupils.

Phoebe asks her mother for consent to marry Vincent, and Joe makes a shocking confession to Sandy and Freddie. (T) 8.00 Channel 4 News. (T) 8.55 4thought.tv. Muslim Abbas Maysam works at a food bank in London and says the service represents a redefinition of people’s spiritual relationship with what they eat.

(T) 9.00 Grand Designs. Kevin McCloud revisits Lucie Fairweather, who decided to carry on with a project to build an eco-friendly family home in Suffolk after the death of her partner.

Last in the series. (T) 10.00 24 Hours in A&E. New series. The King’s College Hospital staff treat patients involved in serious road accidents, including an 11-year-old schoolgirl who has been knocked down by a car. (T) 11.00 Gogglebox. Weekly TV review programme in which some of Britain’s most opinionated and avid viewers comment on the best and worst shows of the past seven days. (T) 11.45 Micky Flanagan: The Out Out Tour. (R) (T) 12.45 Drifters. (T) 1.15 Drifters. (T) 1.45 Bouncers. The work of door staff along Queen Street in Colchester, Essex. (R) (T) 2.40 FILM: If (1968). Satirical drama, starring Malcolm McDowell. (T) 4.35 Shapes. (R) 4.40 SuperScrimpers’ Challenge. (R) (T) 5.35 Deal or No Deal. (R) (T) 6.30 Countdown. (R) (T)

injured gym user’s story as a fabrication. (R) (T) 7.00 Home and Away. Leah agrees to take Oscar to the hospital, Ricky tries to get Casey to go to physiotherapy and use his wheelchair, and Indi wonders if Chris likes Irene more than he is admitting. (R) (T) 7.30 NewsTalk Live. (T) 8.00 Robson’s Extreme Fishing Challenge. Robson Green concludes his competitive fishing travelogue in Alaska, taking on veteran anglers at Resurrection Bay, Annette Island and the Kenai Peninsula. Last in the series; (R) (T) 8.00 5 News Update. (T) 9.00 Ben Fogle’s Animal Clinic. Jo Oultram is called out at midnight to tend a ewe struggling to give birth, and Neil Townsend operates on a champion horse that has a severe blockage in its intestines; (T) 9.00 5 News at 9. (T) 10.00 JFK’s Secret Killer: The Evidence.

Documentary investigating the events during and directly after the shooting of US president John F Kennedy, revealing a new theory as to the identity of the assassin. (T) 11.00 FILM: Dirty Harry (1971). Police thriller, starring Clint Eastwood. (T) 1.10 The Big Game. (T) 2.05 SuperCasino. 4.05 Benidorm ER. (R) (T) 4.55 House Doctor. (R) (T) 5.20 House Doctor. (R) (T) 5.45 Great Artists. (R) (T) 6.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R) (T) 6.35 Wildlife SOS. (R) (T)

Wednesday, 13th November, 2013 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – with Sheila Hancock 18.05 Let’s Talk Special – Talking to a young female boxer who was tipped to represent Australia at the last Olympics.

18.30 The Passion- A television adaptation of a creepy award winning short story featuring Raquel Peña.

19.00 Benidorm Gay Pride – This glitzy and colourful event was much more than a camped-up parade.

20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

Channel 5 7.00 Milkshake!: Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 7.10 Igam Ogam.

(R) (T) 7.20 Fireman Sam. (R) (T) 7.35 The WotWots. (R) (T) 7.45 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.50 Olly the Little White Van. (R) (T) 7.55 Little Princess. (R) (T) 8.10 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom.

(T) 8.20 The Mr Men Show. (R) (T) 8.35 Thomas & Friends. (R) (T) 8.45 Noddy in Toyland. (R) (T) 8.55 Milkshake! Monkey. (R) (T) 9.00 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 9.15 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.20 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.25 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.35 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (R) (T) 9.45 Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 9.55 Milkshake! Monkey. (R) (T) 10.00 Tickety Toc. (R) (T) 10.15 The Wright Stuff. 12.10 The Hotel Inspector. (R) (T) 1.10 5 News Lunchtime. (T) 1.15 Cowboy Builders. (R) (T) 2.15 Home and Away. (T) 2.45 Neighbours. (T) 3.15 NCIS. (R) (T) 4.15 FILM: Murder 101: Locked Room Mystery (2008). Whodunit, starring Dick Van Dyke. (T) 6.00 5 News at 5. (T) 6.30 Neighbours. Gem gets off to a bad start at school, leading Susan to fear she made a mistake by hiring her, while Imogen sets out to expose the

W ednesday, ednesday, 13th November, November, 2013

08:00 Breakfast with Mark Nolan.

11:00 Wednesday Edition with Kevin Reardon.

14:00 Supersonic 70’s with Geoff Dorsett.

15:00 My Generation with Gary Jackson.

17:00 The PBT Show.

19:00 Exite Classics - 70’s at 7, 80’s at 8, 90’s at 9 and the Classics Megamix.

22:00 Calder´s Confessions UNCUT. 23:00 The Love Zone.

00:00 The Overnight Jukebox.

14th november 7.00 Breakfast. Headlines and business news. (T) 10.15 Neighbourhood Blues. An annual horse fair causes trouble. (T) 11.00 Homes Under the Hammer. Exploring properties in southwest London, South Shields and Kent. (T) 12.00 Saints and Scroungers. A pensioner using two names to claim benefits. (T) 12.45 Escape to the Country. Alistair Appleton helps a couple in Hampshire. (T) 1.15 Bargain Hunt. From Horncastle in Lincolnshire. (R) (T) 2.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 2.30 Regional News; Weather. (T) 2.45 Doctors. Al uncovers a family betrayal.

(T) 3.15 Moving On. Parents begin to panic when their teenage daughter stops talking. (T) 4.00 Pressure Pad. General knowledge quiz, hosted by John Barrowman. (T) 4.45 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. Featuring a recipe for salted caramel coffee eclairs. (T)

5.30 Antiques Road Trip. Anita Manning and James Lewis travel through Devon. (T) 6.15 Pointless. Quiz show. Presented by Alexander Armstrong. (T) 7.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 7.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. (T) 8.00 The One Show. Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the live magazine. (T) 8.30 EastEnders. Max and Phil plan their revenge on Carl — only for him to come out with a shocking confession. David tries to impress Carol by admitting his part in securing her brother’s freedom. BBC News; Regional News. (T) 9.00 Children in Need Rocks. Robbie Williams, Kings of Leon, Barry Manilow, Nicole Scherzinger, Ellie Goulding and Bastille perform in this charity concert. (T) 11.00 BBC News. (T) 11.25 Regional News; Weather. (T) 11.35 Question Time. David Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Brighton. (T) 12.35 This Week. The past seven days in politics. (T) 1.20 Holiday Weatherview. (T) 1.25 BBC News. (T) BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 7.35 Homes Under the Hammer. (R) (T) 8.35 Saints and Scroungers. (R) (T) 9.20 Sign Zone: Real Rescues. (R) (T) 10.05 Sign Zone: Dive WWII: Our Secret History. (R) (T) 11.05 Sign Zone: Tom Kerridge’s Proper Pub Food. (R) (T) 11.35 HARDtalk. (R) (T) 12.00 BBC News. (T) 12.30 BBC World News. (T) 1.00 FILM: The War Bride (2001).

Wartime drama, starring Anna Friel. (T) 2.45 Cash in the Attic. (R) (T) 3.30 Floyd on France. (R) (T) 4.00 Cagney & Lacey. (R) (T) 4.45 Are You Being Served? (R) (T) 5.15 ’Allo ’Allo! (R) (T) 5.45 Fred Dibnah’s World of Steam, Steel and Stone. (R) (T) 6.15 Flog It! David Barby and Will Axon provide expert opinion in Exeter.

7.00 Eggheads. Jeremy Vine hosts the quiz. (R) (T) 7.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Zoe Ball is joined by guests and celebrity fans to look ahead to this weekend’s live shows. (T) 8.00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip. Silk co-stars Frances Barber and Phil Davis team up with Catherine Southon and Thomas Plant on a hunt for antiques around East Sussex. (T)

9.00 MasterChef: The Professionals. Six chefs battle it out in the quarter-final, preparing a dish of their own invention before four of them go on to cook two courses for a panel of food critics.

(T) 10.00 The Science of Doctor Who. Professor Brian Cox examines the science behind the long-running sci-fi series and explores the physics that allows the Doctor to travel through space and time. (T) 11.00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks — The Doctor Who Special. David Tennant hosts a special edition of the quiz show, with Bernard Cribbins, Catherine Tate, Jamie Cullum and Jo Whiley joining team captains Phill Jupitus and Noel Fielding. (R) (T) 11.30 Newsnight; (T) Weather. (T) 12.20 Tudor Monastery Farm. (R) (T) 1.20 The Review Show. (R) (T) 2.20 Sign Zone: The Great House Price Bubble? — Panorama. (R) (T) 2.55 This Is BBC Two. (T) 5.00 BBC Learning Zone. (T) London 7.00 Daybreak. With Emmerdale’s Chelsea Halfpenny (Amy Wyatt). (T) 9.30 Lorraine. Entertainment and fashion news. (T) 10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (T) 11.30 This Morning. The cast of West End musical The Bodyguard perform. (T) 1.30 Loose Women. With guest Michael Ball. (T) 2.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 2.55 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 3.00 Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover. A kitchen receives a vintage punk-style makeover. (T) 4.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show. Features, music and conversation. (T) 4.59 ITV London Weather. (T)

5.00 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars. With Eamonn Holmes, Ruth Langsford and Brian Dowling. (R) (T) 6.00 The Paul O’Grady Show. The comedian is joined by former X Factor contestant Rebecca Ferguson, and actor Scott Maslen. (T) 7.00 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 8.00 Emmerdale. Val and Eric discover Kyle has been abducted from nursery and desperately try to reach Amy before she boards a ferry with him. (T) 8.30 Drug Driving: Tonight. Martin Geissler investigates whether it is possible to enforce the Government’s planned zero-tolerance law. (T) 9.00 Emmerdale. At the docks, Kerry begs everyone to let Amy leave with Kyle, while Marlon tries to persuade Laurel not to risk taking her case to court. (T) 9.30 Britain’s Secret Treasures. A hoard of Roman coins leads John Prescott to discover that political spin began much earlier than he thought. (T) 10.00 Breathless. Charlie takes drastic action to deal with Mulligan, unable to trust Otto to handle things his own way, while Elizabeth is burdened by a new discovery. Last in the series. (T) 11.00 ITV News at Ten and Weather. (T) 11.30 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 11.35 The Day Kennedy Died. Fifty years after the assassination of US president John F Kennedy, this documentary tells the story of the events of November 22, 1963, through the eyes of those

who were there. (T) 12.50 The Jonathan Ross Show. With Andy Murray, Celine Dion, Johnny Vegas and John Barrowman. (R) (T) 1.40 Jackpot247.

Interactive gaming. 4.00 Drug Driving: Tonight. Tackling the problem of driving under the influence of drugs. (R) (T) 4.25 ITV Nightscreen. Text-based information service. 6.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (R) (T) CHANNEL 4 7.00 The Treacle People. (R) (T) 7.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.35 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 8.00 According to Jim. (R) (T) 8.30 Will & Grace. (R) (T) 8.55 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 9.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 10.00 Frasier. (R) (T) 10.30 Frasier. (R) (T) 11.00 Undercover Boss USA. (R) (T) 12.00 Beat My Build. (T) 1.00 Channel 4 News Summary. (T) 1.05 River Cottage Bites. (R) (T) 1.15 FILM: The Last Frontier (1955).

Western, starring Victor Mature. (T) 3.10 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under. (T) 4.10 Countdown. (T) 5.00 Deal or No Deal. (T) 6.00 Four in a Bed. Garry Lloyd and his daughter Sophie Seddon welcome the contestants to the Elgin Hotel, Blackpool, and they are keen to show they can provide a personal touch. (T) 6.30 Come Dine with Me. Sarah Wallis hopes for an evening full of humour as she hosts the fourth night in Exeter, with the guests being served some rather unusual cocktails. (T) 7.00 The Simpsons.

Norwegian residents from Ogdenville flood into Springfield to find work, but when xenophobia spreads through the town, Mayor Quimby is forced to shut the borders. (R) (T) 7.30 Hollyoaks.

George, Tilly and Esther set out to stop Phoebe and Vincent’s wedding. (T) 8.00 Channel 4 News. (T) 8.55 4thought.tv. Monk Vishakha Devi Dasi believes people may have brought the recent economic gloom upon themselves through their own actions in this life or a previous one. (T) 9.00 George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces. The architect meets a woman who wants to build a shop and a mobile home out of an old horsebox on a budget of just £500. (T) 10.00 Bedlam. A community mental-health team visits patients in their own homes, including a mother-of-two with persistent delusional disorder and a woman who has paranoid schizophrenia. (T) 11.00 Bouncers. At a club in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, two doormen face a constant battle to keep drugs off the premises, while in Colchester, a bouncer deals with violent behaviour on New Year’s Eve. (T) 12.05 North Korea: Life Inside the Secret State — Channel 4 Dispatches. (T) 1.05 Rory Peck Awards 2013. (T) 1.10 999: What’s Your Emergency? (R) (T) 2.05 24 Hours in A&E. (R) (T) 3.00 One Born: What Happened Next? (T) 3.55 Can You Trust Your Surgeon? (R) (T) 4.25 Unreported World. (R) (T) 4.50 Health Freaks. (R) (T) 5.20 Deal or No Deal. (R) (T) 6.15 Countdown. (R) (T) 6.55 River Cottage Bites. (R) (T)

Walker. (T) 6.00 5 News at 5. (T) 6.30 Neighbours. Rhiannon returns to give evidence against Paul, and Imogen’s detective work leads to the injury claim being dropped, but Toadie sacks her for breaching client confidentiality. (R) (T) 7.00 Home and Away. Ricky pleads with Tamara to help Casey, Dr Bradley warns April and Dex about interfering in their patients’ lives and Marilyn is caught between Winston and John once again. (R) (T) 7.30 NewsTalk Live. (T) 8.00 Police Interceptors. Angus and Sean resort to smashing down a door in a desperate attempt to save a man’s life, while Kev and Colin spot a car being driven in the wrong direction down a motorway; (R) (T) 8.00 5 News Update.

(T) 9.00 Benidorm ER. A pensioner requires surgery after falling down steps at a bar and a 25-year-old comes into casualty after a wound caused by a stingray flares up again. Last in the series; (T) 9.00 5 News at 9. (T) 10.00 Slaughter at the Farm: Countdown to Murder. Docu-drama examining the events that led Jeremy Bamber to shoot dead his adoptive mother and father, sister and two nephews at White House Farm in August 1985.

Last in the series. (T) 11.00 Person of Interest. Reese has his work cut out trying to protect a mob enforcer and his girlfriend after the hitman’s boss takes out a million-dollar contract on them both. (T) 12.00 Fred West: Born to Kill? (R) (T) 1.00 SuperCasino. 4.05 Bomb Patrol. (T) 4.55 House Doctor. (R) (T) 5.20 House Doctor. (R) (T) 5.45 Great Artists. (R) (T) 6.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R) (T) 6.35 Wildlife SOS. (R) (T)

Thursday 14th November, 2013 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Steve Hackett, a British singersongwriter.

18.05 How To...ITV your car.

18.15 Out and About in Torrevieja – the old Casino.

18.30 Spanish Eye – Expats restoring a WWII tank at Cartagena Military Museum.

19.00 TVM – An eclectic selection of World music.

20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

Channel 5 7.00 Milkshake!: Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 7.10 Igam Ogam.

(R) (T) 7.20 Fireman Sam. (R) (T) 7.35 The WotWots. (R) (T) 7.45 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.50 Olly the Little White Van. (R) (T) 7.55 Little Princess. (R) (T) 8.10 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom.

(T) 8.20 The Mr Men Show. (R) (T) 8.35 Thomas & Friends. (R) (T) 8.45 Noddy in Toyland. (R) (T) 8.55 Milkshake! Monkey. (R) (T) 9.00 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 9.15 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.25 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.35 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (R) (T) 9.45 Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 10.00 Tickety Toc. (R) (T) 10.15 The Wright Stuff. 12.10 The Hotel Inspector. (R) (T) 1.10 5 News Lunchtime. (T) 1.15 Stobart: Trucks, Trains & Planes. (R) (T) 2.15 Home and Away. (T) 2.45 Neighbours. (T) 3.15 The Mentalist. (R) (T) 4.15 FILM: By Appointment Only (2007). Thriller, starring Ally

Thursday, Thursday, 14th November, November, 2013

08:00 Breakfast with Mark Nolan.

10:00 Orihuela political update with Martina Scheurer.

11:00 Thursday Edition with Kevin Reardon.

14:00 Kick up the 80’s with Geoff Dorsett.

15:00 NOWT but the 90’s with Mike Brown.

17:00 The PBT Show.

19:00 Exite ClassicsMegamix.

22:00 Calder´s Confessions UNCUT. 23:00 The Love Zone.

00:00 The Overnight Jukebox.

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15th november 7.00 Breakfast. Headlines and business news. (T) 10.15 Neighbourhood Blues. Rav Wilding looks at the case of an alcoholic resident in Bridlington. (T) 11.00 Homes Under the Hammer.

Properties in Shropshire, London and Paisley. (R) (T) 12.00 Saints and Scroungers. A benefits cheat who owned a property and ran a charity. (T) 12.45 Escape to the Country. A couple look for a property in the Malvern Hills. (T) 1.15 Bargain Hunt. A Children in Need special featuring Strictly dancers past and present. (T) 2.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 2.30 Regional News; Weather. (T) 2.45 Doctors. An overweight man is diagnosed with hepatitis B. (T) 3.15 Moving On. Johnny Vegas’ drama in which a divorcee absconds with his children. Last in the series. (T) 4.00 Pressure Pad. General knowledge quiz, hosted by John Barrowman. (T) 4.45 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. The baker rediscovers a recipe from Cumbria’s seafaring history. (T)

5.30 Antiques Road Trip. Anita Manning and James Lewis visit Dorchester. (T) 6.15 Pointless Celebrities: Children in Need Special. A star-studded version of the general knowledge quiz, in which broadcasters Terry Wogan and Esther Rantzen, and McFly band members Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones compete for charity. (T) 7.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 7.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. (T) 8.00 The One Show: Children in Need Special.

Matt Baker presents a special edition ahead of tonight’s charity telethon, including a look at the progress of Alex Jones and Team Rickshaw as they near the end of their journey. (T) 8.30 Children in Need 2013. Terry Wogan, Tess Daly and Fearne Cotton present fundraising fun, featuring Torvill and Dean, the EastEnders cast, Harry Hill, One Direction, Frank Skinner, JLS and Ellie Goulding. Continues after the News and National Lottery Update. (T) 11.00 BBC News. (T) 11.25 Regional News; Weather; (T) National Lottery Update. (T) 11.35 Children in Need 2013. Terry Wogan, Zoe Ball and Nick Grimshaw present more fun, featuring James Arthur, Catherine Tate, McFly, Busted, Wet Wet Wet and the casts of The Commitments and Spamalot. Times or items may change. (T) 3.00 Weatherview. (T) 3.05 BBC News. The latest national and international stories. (T) BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 7.30 Homes Under the Hammer. (R) (T) 8.30 Saints and Scroungers. (R) (T) 9.15 Sign Zone: Real Rescues. (R) (T) 10.00 Sign Zone: Flog It! Trade Secrets. (R) (T) 11.00 Question Time. (R) (T) 12.00 BBC News. (T) 12.30 BBC World News. (T) 1.00 FILM: Two Rode Together (1961).

Western, starring James Stewart. (T) 2.45 Cash in the Attic. (R) (T) 3.30 Floyd on France. (R) (T) 4.00 Cagney & Lacey. (R) (T)

4.45 Are You Being Served? (R) (T) 5.15 ’Allo ’Allo! (R) (T) 5.45 Fred Dibnah’s World of Steam, Steel and Stone. (R) (T) 6.15 Flog It! Mark Stacey and Michael Baggott are the experts as the team visits York Racecourse to find more hidden treasures. Presenter Paul Martin also has a go at morris dancing. (R) (T) 7.00 Eggheads. Jeremy Vine hosts the quiz in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize. (R) (T) 7.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Zoe Ball presents analysis of the procelebrity couples’ progress and the star-studded Friday Panel looks forward to tomorrow night’s show. (T) 8.00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip. Journalist Eve Pollard and former health minister Edwina Currie hunt for antiques in Liverpool and Manchester, before seeing who makes the bigger profit at auction. (T) 9.00 Mastermind. Four more contestants take their place in the black chair, answering questions on the Pogues, military aircraft of the First World War, Edward Carson and Jonathan Coe’s novels. (T) 9.30 Gardeners’ World. Monty Don prepares the flowering borders in the jewel garden for winter and builds a big bonfire. Rachel de Thame visits comedian Julian Clary in his garden. Last in the series. (T) 10.00 Cold War, Hot Jets. Part two of two. James Holland examines the role of Britain’s V-force nuclear bombers as tensions between East and West escalated during the 1950s and 60s. (T) 11.00 Children in Need 2013. One Direction co-host with Fearne Cotton. (T) 11.35 Newsnight; (T) Weather. (T) 12.10 FILM: Up in the Air (2009). Comedy drama, starring George Clooney. (T) 1.55 Sign Zone: Question Time. (R) (T) 2.55 Sign Zone: The Paradise. (R) (T) 3.55 This Is BBC Two. (T) London 7.00 Daybreak. With Australian singer Gabriella Cilmi. (T) 9.30 Lorraine. Entertainment and fashion news. (T) 10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (T) 11.30 This Morning.

Little Mix perform their new single Move. (T) 1.30 Loose Women.

Tenor Russell Watson performs. (T) 2.30 ITV News and Weather.

(T) 2.55 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 3.00 Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover. The singer is joined by Linda Barker in St Helens, Merseyside. (T) 4.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show.

Features, music and conversation, with Alan Titchmarsh. Last in the series. (T) 4.59 ITV London Weather. (T)

5.00 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars. With Sue Cleaver, Matt Johnson and Anna Watkins. (R) (T) 6.00 The Paul O’Grady Show. The entertainer is joined by actress Patsy Kensit and Take Me Out host Paddy McGuinness. Plus, Mel C and X Factor 2010 winner Matt Cardle perform a duet.

7.00 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.30 ITV News and Weather. (T) 8.00 Emmerdale. In the aftermath of Kyle’s abduction, Kerry receives a fine for wasting police time and Victoria gives Val and Andy letters from Amy. Marlon allows Rhona and Paddy to have Leo back. (T) 8.30 Live International Football. England v Chile (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of this evening’s friendly match at Wembley Stadium. (T) 11.10 ITV News and Weather. (T) 11.40 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 11.45 International Football Highlights. England v Chile. A look back at the key moments from the friendly encounter at Wembley Stadium, featur-

ing two nations who will be lining up at next year’s World Cup finals. (T) 12.45 The Dales. Adrian Edmondson catches up with the Wildmans in Kirkby Malham. (R) (T) 1.15 Jackpot247. Interactive gaming. 4.00 FILM: 633 Squadron (1964). Second World War drama, starring Cliff Robertson. (T) 5.35 ITV Nightscreen. Textbased information service.

CHANNEL 4 7.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.35 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 8.05 According to Jim. (R) (T) 8.30 Will & Grace. (R) (T) 8.55 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 9.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 10.00 Frasier. (R) (T) 10.30 Frasier. (R) (T) 11.00 Undercover Boss USA. (R) (T) 12.00 Beat My Build. (T) 1.00 Channel 4 News Summary. (T) 1.05 Kirstie’s Handmade Treasures. (R) (T) 1.25 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under. (T) 2.30 Channel 4 Racing.

Coverage of day one of The Open at Cheltenham. (T) 4.30 Countdown. (T) 5.15 Deal or No Deal. (T) 6.00 Four in a Bed. The contestants reunite to confront their critics face to face, and discover what their service is worth, before the winning guest house is announced. (T) 6.30 Come Dine with Me. On the final night in Exeter, Estelle Macrow is keen to discover whether she has the ability to successfully host a dinner party, as her four guests prepare to be entertained. (T) 7.00 The Simpsons. Homer is cast as the lead in a superhero movie penned by Comic Book Guy, but struggles with the exercise and diet regimen required for the part.

(T) 7.30 Hollyoaks. Tony finds out the truth about Sinead’s prostitution. (T) 8.00 Channel 4 News. (T) 8.30 Unreported World.

Reporter Seyi Rhodes travels into the jungles of the Central African Republic to follow the work of a midwife who faces a daily struggle to save the lives of mothers and babies. (T) 8.55 4thought.tv. Heather Fletcher, who describes herself as an Anglo-Irish Jew, believes the financial crisis has made people look for scapegoats. (T) 9.00 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. With dangerous secrets being kept from the team, Coulson works the system to save Ward and Fitz when they are sent on a classified mission that could end in tragedy. (T) 10.00 8 Out of 10 Cats.

Team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson are joined by Andrew Flintoff, Lorraine Kelly, Josh Widdicombe and Rob Beckett, hosted by Jimmy Carr. (T) 10.30 Man Down. Dan prepares for a date to help him get over his ex-girlfriend, with a little help from Brian, while his dad offers a terrifying insight into his own romantic past. (T) 11.00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. Russell Brand discusses his new DVD and Adam Hills tells Alan about his debut stand-up show. The Wanted provide the music. (T) 12.05 Stand Up for the Week. (T) 12.50 Was It Something I Said? (T) 1.40 Gogglebox. (R) (T) 2.25 FILM: All Tomorrow’s Parties (2009). Documentary about the music festival. (T) 3.55 The Big C. (T) 4.20 2 Broke Girls. (T) 4.45 Don’t Trust the B**** in Apartment 23. (T) 5.05 Deal or No Deal. (R) (T) 6.00 Countdown.

(R) (T) 6.45 River Cottage Bites. (R) (T)

(R) (T) 2.15 Home and Away. (T) 2.45 Neighbours. (T) 3.15 The Mentalist. (R) (T) 4.15 FILM: Nightmare at the End of the Hall (2008). Mystery, starring Sara Rue. (T) 6.00 5 News at 5. (T) 6.30 Neighbours. Chris’s latest attempt to get over Hudson has dramatic consequences, while Sonya fears Josie is pushing herself too hard to impress Callum, but her advice goes unheeded. (R) (T) 7.00 Home and Away. Winston decides to leave after admitting defeat over Marilyn, April and Dex decide which of them is to quit and Kyle and Tamara struggle to be friends in the wake of their break-up. (R) (T) 7.30 NewsTalk Live. (T) 8.00 Chris Tarrant Goes Fishing. The broadcaster heads to Wellesley Lake in Canada’s Yukon territory with professional angler John Horsey to fish for char, which can reach weights of more than 50lbs; (T) 8.00 5 News Update. (T) 9.00 Stobart: Trucks, Trains & Planes. Ian Wilson takes a 15-ton rail repair machine to Sunderland, Matt Ekins goes on a multidrop mission in the East Midlands and Mark Dixon’s truck Phoebe Grace is retired from service; (T) 9.00 5 News at 9. (T) 10.00 On Benefits & Proud.

People living off the state who are not currently seeking employment, including a mother-of-11 who receives benefits equivalent to three times the typical UK family income. 11.00 FILM: Rambo (2008). Action sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone. (T) 12.40 Campus PD. 1.10 SuperCasino. 4.00 Jaws: The True Story.

4.50 Motorsport Mundial. 5.20 House Doctor. 5.50 Great Artists.

6.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. 6.35 Wildlife SOS.

Friday 15th November, 2013 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Susannah York 18.05 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions – A bit about computers and computer maintenance.

18.30 Let's Talk (series). – Simon is with ex-copper Dave Moore and TV actress Joanne Vennet.

19.00 Viva La Vida (series). – live entertainment show.

20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

Channel 5 7.00 Milkshake!: Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 7.10 Igam Ogam.

(R) (T) 7.20 Fireman Sam. (R) (T) 7.35 The WotWots. (R) (T) 7.45 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.50 Olly the Little White Van. (R) (T) 7.55 Little Princess. (R) (T) 8.10 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom.

(T) 8.20 The Mr Men Show. (R) (T) 8.35 Thomas & Friends. (R) (T) 8.45 Noddy in Toyland. (R) (T) 8.55 Milkshake! Monkey. (R) (T) 9.00 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 9.15 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.25 Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 9.35 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (T) 9.45 Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 10.00 Tickety Toc. (R) (T) 10.15 The Wright Stuff. 12.10 The Hotel Inspector. (R) (T) 1.10 5 News Lunchtime. (T) 1.15 Construction Squad: Operation Homefront.

Friday 15th November, November, 2013 08:00 Breakfast with Mark Nolan.

11:00 Friday Edition with Kevin Reardon.

14:00 Chris Heard’s Friday Selection.

17:00 The PBT Show.

19:00 Exite Classics - 70’s at 7, 80’s at 8, 90’s at 9 and the Classics Megamix.

22:00 The Love Zone.

00:00 The Overnight Jukebox.

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16th November 7.00 Breakfast. News, sport and entertainment reports. (T) 11.00 Saturday Kitchen Live. With chefs Tim Allen and Ben Tish. (T) 12.30 Food & Drink. Culinary advice and discussion, hosted by Michel Roux Jr. (R) (T) 1.00 Football Focus. Dan Walker and guests review the week’s action. (T) 1.45 Saturday Sportsday. A round-up of the latest sports news. (T) 2.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. (T) 2.15 Bargain Hunt. From Corby, Northamptonshire. (R) (T) 3.00 Live International Rugby Union.

Wales v Argentina (Kick-off 2.30pm). (T)

5.30 A Question of Sport. With Alun Wyn Jones, Dirk Nannes, Simon Dyson and Robbie Savage.

6.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. (T) 6.20 Children in Need: The Best Bits. Shane Richie presents highlights of last night’s fundraising show in aid of disadvantaged youngsters around the UK. Featuring Torvill and Dean on the Strictly dancefloor. (T) 7.30 Strictly Come Dancing. Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly present from Blackpool Tower Ballroom, where the venue may be different but it will be business as usual as the couples strive to achieve perfection. (T) 9.00 Atlantis. The trio are joined by Pythagoras’s feisty younger brother Arcas to escort a valuable cargo across the desert with a ramshackle group of strangers. (T) 9.50 The National Lottery Live. Chris Evans reveals the results of the Lotto and the Thunderball. (T) 10.00 Casualty. Lily suspects steroids are to blame for a violent dispute between rugby players, while a policeman is brought in with a fractured leg after a confrontation at a colleague’s funeral. (T) 10.50 BBC News; Weather. (T) 11.10 FILM: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007). The swashbuckling rogues join forces with old foe Barbossa to rescue Captain Jack Sparrow from the land of the dead.

Fantasy adventure sequel, with Johnny Depp and Geoffrey Rush; (T) National Lottery Update.

(T) 1.45 FILM: Highlander: Endgame (2000). Fantasy sequel, with Christopher Lambert and Adrian Paul. (T) 3.20 Weatherview. (T) 3.25 BBC News. (T) BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 8.35 FILM: Emergency Call (1952).

Thriller, with Jack Warner. (T) (bw) 10.05 FILM: The Journey of Natty Gann (1985). Disney adventure, starring John Cusack and Meredith Salenger. (T) 11.40 Reel History of Britain. (R) (T) 12.10 The Life of Birds. (R) (T) 1.00 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. (R) (T) 1.45 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. (R) (T) 2.30 The A to Z of TV Cooking. John Torode presents dishes beginning with the let-

ter R. (T) 3.15 EastEnders. (T) 4.40 Escape to the Country. (R) (T) 5.25 Flog It! From Monmouth, south-east Wales. (T) 5.55 Live International Rugby Union. Ireland v Australia (Kick-off 5.45pm).

(T) 8.30 Live Rugby League World Cup. The third quarter-final (Kick-off 8.00pm). Mark Chapman introduces coverage of this evening’s fixture at the DW Stadium in Wigan. Subsequent programmes subject to change. (T) 11.00 QI. Stephen Fry is joined

by Ronni Ancona, Dave Gorman, Lee Mack and regular panellist Alan Davies to answer questions on the theme of all things infantile. (R) (T) 11.30 Formula 1: United States Grand Prix — Qualifying Highlights. (T) 12.45 FILM: Stark Raving Mad (2002).

Comedy, starring Seann William Scott. (T) 2.20 FILM: Radio On (1979). Drama, starring David Beames. (T) (bw) 4.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) London 7.00 CITV: Babar and the Adventures of Badou. Children’s entertainment. (R) (T) 7.10 Matt Hatter Chronicles. Children’s animation. (R) (T) 7.35 Dino Dan. The adventures of trainee palaeontologist Dan Henderson. (R) (T) 7.50 Dino Dan. The adventures of trainee palaeontologist Dan Henderson. (R) (T) 8.00 Canimals.

Fun for younger viewers. (R) (T) 8.10 Canimals. Fun for younger viewers. (R) (T) 8.15 Canimals. Fun for younger viewers. (R) (T) 8.25 Sooty. Crazy capers with the puppet pals. (T) 8.35 Horrid Henry. Cartoon about a mischievous youngster. (R) (T) 8.50 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Crime-fighting capers. (T) 9.15 Bottom Knocker Street. Surreal children’s fun. (T) 9.30 Munch Box. Children’s food challenge. (T) 10.25 ITV News. (T) 10.30 The Home of Fabulous Cakes. Fiona Cairns demonstrates four treats featuring summer berries. (R) (T) 11.30 Murder, She Wrote. Jessica is kidnapped. (R) (T) 12.25 ITV News and Weather; Weather. (T) 12.35 Surprise Surprise. Joe Calzaghe and Little Mix take part. (R) (T) 1.40 You’ve Been Framed!

Including footage of a sheep trying to outrun a car. (R) (T) 2.10 Doc Martin. The GP is baffled by a patient’s bad case of body odour. (R) (T) 3.10 The X Factor Results. With music by Robbie Williams and Celine Dion. (R) (T) 4.45 FILM: Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back (1980). Sci-fi adventure sequel, with Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford. (T)

7.05 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.15 ITV News and Weather. (T) 7.30 New You’ve Been Framed! Dogs reveal where they stand on Europe, and Harry Hill plots to spread his verrucas across the UK. Comedy inspired by viewers’ home videos. (T) 8.00 The Chase: Celebrity Special. Loose Women’s Andrea McLean, football pundit Robbie Savage, Liberty X singer Jessica Taylor and comedian Rory McGrath take on one of the trivia experts.

Bradley Walsh hosts. (T) 9.00 The X Factor. Dermot O’Leary hosts the Great British Songbook Week, as the remaining acts face increasing pressure to pull out all the stops and impress with note-perfect performances.

The results are tomorrow at 8pm. (T) 10.30 The Jonathan Ross Show. The host is joined by guests including stand-up comedienne Sarah Millican and chart-topping boy band One

Direction. (T) 11.30 ITV News and Weather; Weather. (T) 11.45 Take Me Out. A guitar teacher, a 999 call operator, a choir leader and a butcher enter the love lift in the hope of impressing 30 single women.

Paddy McGuinness presents the dating show.

1.00 Jackpot247. Interactive gaming. 4.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA. The host takes his successful talk show stateside.

(R) (T) 4.45 ITV Nightscreen. Text-based information service.

CHANNEL 4 7.00 The Treacle People. (R) (T) 7.10 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 7.35 The Hoobs. (R) (T) 8.00 Volleyball. (R) (T) 9.00 The Morning Line. (T) 10.00 The American Football Show. (T) 11.05 Frasier.

(R) (T) 11.30 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 12.00 The Big Bang Theory. (R) (T) 12.25 The Big Bang Theory. (R) (T) 12.55 The Simpsons. (R) (T) 1.25 Heston’s 70s Feast. (R) (T) 2.30 Channel 4 Racing. Live coverage from Cheltenham and Wetherby. (T) 5.00 Come Dine with Me. (R) (T) 5.25 Come Dine with Me. (R) (T) 6.00 Come Dine with Me. DJ Gareth Harding hosts the third dinner party from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, and provides an Ibiza-themed night after transforming his garden into a cocktail bar and club. (R) (T) 6.25 Come Dine with Me. Animal lover Rachel Imms hosts the fourth party of the week from Mansfield. She opts for a French-themed evening, but her complicated main course proves to be a challenge. (R) (T) 7.00 Come Dine with Me. Julia Smith hosts the final party in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, hiring two waiters to give the evening a touch of class, before the week’s winner is announced.

(R) (T) 7.30 Channel 4 News. (T) 8.00 The Political Slot. James Wharton, MP for Stockton South, explains his European Union Referendum Bill. (T) 8.05 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. With dangerous secrets being kept from the team, Coulson works the system to save Ward and Fitz when they are sent on a classified mission that could end in tragedy. (R) (T) 9.00 Grand Designs.

Kevin McCloud revisits Lucie Fairweather, who decided to carry on with a project to build an eco-friendly family home in Suffolk after the death of her partner. (R) (T) 10.00 FILM: Black Swan (2010). Premiere. A repressed, sheltered ballet dancer is encouraged by a director to explore her darker impulses at the risk of her sanity. Drama, starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis. (T) 12.10 FILM: The Deep Blue Sea (2011). Premiere. Drama, with Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston. (T) 2.05 Stand Up for the Week. (R) (T) 2.50 Paddy’s TV Guide. Paddy McGuinness takes a comic look at families. (R) (T) 3.35 Hollyoaks. (R) (T) 5.40 90210. New series. Naomi and Max are arrested. (T) 6.20 Deal or No Deal. (R) (T) Channel 5 7.00 Milkshake!: Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.05 Roary the Racing Car. (R) (T) 7.15 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 7.25 Bubble Guppies.

(R) (T) 7.35 The Mr Men Show. (R) (T) 7.50 Chloe’s Closet. (R) (T) 8.00 Roobarb and Custard Too. (R) (T) 8.10 Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 8.20 Make Way for Noddy. (R) (T) 8.35 City of Friends. (R) (T) 8.55 Little Princess. (R) (T) 9.10 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky. (R) (T) 9.25 Angelina Ballerina. (R) (T) 9.45 Rupert Bear. (R) (T) 10.00 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom. (R) (T) 10.15 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (R) (T) 10.30 Roary the Racing Car. (R) (T) 10.40 Jelly Jamm. (R) (T)

11.00 Power Rangers: Megaforce. (T) 11.35 Slugterra. (T) 12.00 Inside Hollywood. 12.05 Ben Fogle’s Animal Clinic. (R) (T) 1.05 Stobart: Trucks, Trains & Planes. (R) (T) 2.05 FILM: The Christmas Card (2006). Romantic drama, with John Newton and Alice Evans. (T) 3.50 FILM: The Town Christmas Forgot (2010).

Family drama, starring Lauren Holly. (T) 5.30 FILM: A Grandpa for Christmas (2007). Family comedy, starring Ernest Borgnine.

7.10 5 News Weekend. (T) 7.15 D-Day: The Ultimate Conflict.

The story of the critical Second World War offensive, profiling the inventors who worked behind the scenes. (R) (T) 9.00 JFK’s Secret Killer: The Evidence. Documentary investigating the events during and directly after the shooting of US president John F Kennedy, revealing a new theory as to the identity of the assassin. (R) (T) 10.00 Battle Scarred: Nightmare on Civvy Street. Chris Terrill examines why some former soldiers continue to see everything and everyone around them as a potential threat.11.00 International Boxing. James DeGale v Dyah Davis.

1.00 SuperCasino. 4.10 Charley Boorman’s Extreme Frontiers.

(R) (T) 5.00 Wildlife SOS. 5.25 Make It Big. 5.50 Roary the Racing Car. 6.00 Angels of Jarm. (6.10 Hana’s Helpline. 6.20 Angels of Jarm. 6.30 The Funky Valley Show. 6.40 Roary the Racing Car. (R) (T) 6.50 Hana’s Helpline. (R) (T)

Saturday 16th November, 2013 Saturday 16 Nov 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Susannah York 18.05 FAQ - Computers and computer maintenance.

18.30 Let's Talk (series). – Simon is with ex-copper Dave Moore and TV actress Joanne Vennet.

19.00 Viva La Vida (series). – The Costa’s best weekly live entertainment show featuring a wide selection of entertainers from the area - all live!

20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

Saturday 16th November 2013 09:00 Kick up the 80’s with Geoff Dorsett.

10:00 NOWT but the 90’s with Mike Brown.

12:00 Simply Small Talk.

14:00 Sport Zone with Kevin Reardon.

18:00 The Superior Rhythm Soul Show with Deano.

20:00 Calder´s Confessions.

23:00 Al Walser´s Weekly Top 20.

24:00 Exite Overnight.

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7.00 Breakfast. News, sport and entertainment reports. (T) 10.00 The Andrew Marr Show. The week’s talking points. (T) 11.00 Sunday Morning Live 2013. Samira Ahmed hosts the topical debate covering religious and moral issues. (T) 12.00 Sunday Politics. Presented by Andrew Neil. (T) 1.15 Bargain Hunt. From the Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells, Powys. (R) (T) 2.00 BBC News; Weather. (T) 2.15 Escape to the Country. A rural property in Staffordshire. (R) (T) 3.15 Points of View. Jeremy Vine presents a selection of viewers’ comments. (T) 3.30 Live International Rugby Union. Scotland v South Africa (ko 3.00pm).

6.05 Lifeline. TV personality Jack Osbourne appeals on behalf of the Multiple Sclerosis Society and speaks about life with the disease, which he was diagnosed with in June 2012. To donate please call 0800 011 011, go online at www.bbc.co.uk/lifeline or send donations to MS Society, Freepost, BBC Lifeline Appeal. (T) 6.15 Songs of Praise. Hymns and worship from Wakefield Cathedral, featuring a brass band. (T) 6.50 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. (T) 7.15 Countryfile. Julia Bradbury reveals how Benjamin Britten was inspired by the Suffolk countryside, and goes looking for wildlife in the Sizewell B nuclear power station. (T) 8.15 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results. Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman are at Blackpool Tower Ballroom to reveal who is in the danceoff, with JLS and violinist Andre Rieu. (T) 9.00 The Paradise. Tom is furious that Moray’s new pocket-watch counter is attracting attention away from his food hall, so he asks Denise to come up with ideas for other departments. (T) 10.00 Britain and the Sea. New series. David Dimbleby explores aspects of the country’s maritime history, beginning with a look at the history of exploration in Devon and Cornwall. (T) 11.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. (T) 11.25 Formula 1: United States Grand Prix — Highlights. Suzi Perry introduces action from the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, where the 18th and penultimate round of the campaign took place.

1.25 Weatherview. (T) 1.30 BBC News. (T) BBC2 7.00 This Is BBC Two. (T) 7.55 FILM: The Velvet Touch (1948).

Thriller, starring Rosalind Russell. (T) (bw) 9.30 Alan Titchmarsh’s Garden Secrets. (R) (T) 10.30 Gardeners’ World.

(R) (T) 11.00 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites. (T) 12.30 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. (R) (T) 1.15 Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds. (R) (T) 2.00 Food & Drink. (R) (T) 2.30 Rugby Union. (T) 3.30 Live Rugby League World Cup. The fourth quarter-final (Kick-off 3.00pm). (T) 6.00 Flog It! Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey locate interesting items at St Petroc’s Church in Bodmin, Cornwall. Presented by Paul Martin. (R) (T) 7.00 JFK: The Final

Visit to Britain. The story of John F Kennedy’s last trip to the UK, when the US president visited Harold Macmillan at his West Sussex home months before his assassination in November 1963. (T) 7.30 Days That Shook the World. Dramatic reconstruction of the events leading up to John F Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas in November 1963. 8.00 Coast. Nick Crane visits a project to build a new port for London, before travelling along the coast of Belgium by tram. 8.05 Kennedy Home Movies.

Private film footage and memoirs of nannies who looked after the Kennedy children in one of the 20th century’s most powerful families. (R) (T) 9.00 Great Continental Railway Journeys. Michael Portillo travels through Scandinavia, crossing the bridge linking Denmark to Sweden to retrace the journey of a train that carried a revolutionary Russian passenger. (T) 10.00 Africa 2013: Countdown to the Rains. (T) 11.00 Respect: A Felix Dexter Special. Friends and colleagues including Paul Whitehouse, Charlie Higson and Adil Ray pay tribute to comedian and actor Felix Dexter, who died last month at the age of 52. (T) 11.30 Hebburn. The Pearsons deal with the aftermath of Joe’s stroke.

(R) (T) 12.00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks. (R) (T) 12.30 Rugby League World Cup. (T) 1.15 FILM: More Than Just a Game (2007). South African fact-based sporting drama, starring Presley Chweneyagae. (T) 2.45 Sign Zone: Countryfile. (R) (T) 3.40 Sign Zone: Holby City. (R) (T) 4.40 This Is BBC Two. (T) London 7.00 CITV: Babar and the Adventures of Badou. Children’s entertainment. (R) (T) 7.10 Matt Hatter Chronicles. Children’s animation. (R) (T) 7.35 Dino Dan. The adventures of trainee palaeontologist Dan Henderson. (R) (T) 7.50 Dino Dan. The adventures of trainee palaeontologist Dan Henderson. (R) (T) 8.00 Canimals.

Fun for younger viewers. (R) (T) 8.10 Canimals. Fun for younger viewers. (R) (T) 8.15 Canimals. Fun for younger viewers. (R) (T) 8.25 Sooty. Crazy capers with the puppet pals. (T) 8.35 Horrid Henry. Cartoon about a mischievous youngster. (R) (T) 8.50 Victorious. Comedy about a teenage girl at a performing arts school. 9.15 Bottom Knocker Street. Surreal children’s fun. (T) 9.30 Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge. Adventure game show. (T) 10.25 ITV News. (T) 10.30 Storage Hoarders. A shopaholic tries to clear out her handbags and designer shoes. (R) (T) 11.30 Sunday Side Up. Celebrity guests and conversation, hosted by Stephen Mulhern. (T) 12.30 Sunday Scoop. Presented by Kaye Adams and Nadia Sawalha. (T) 1.30 ITV News and Weather; Weather. (T) 1.35 Inside the National Trust. The Strickland boys sell some of Sizergh Castle’s unwanted objects. (T) 2.35 Love Your Garden. Transforming gardens across the nation. (R) (T) 3.35 The X Factor. The hopefuls perform British hits. (R) (T)

5.05 Downton Abbey. Rosamund comes up with a plan to help Edith. Last in the series. (R) (T) 6.35 Prize Island. Game show set on a tropical island, where four teams of two partake in challenges for the chance to win £50,000 and a new car. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Emma Willis. (T) 7.35 ITV News London; Weather. (T) 7.45 ITV News and Weather. (T) 8.00 Coronation Street. Hour-long episode. Peter steps in when David forces his way behind the Rovers bar, Todd sneakily takes on an airport run, and Nick prepares for his first full day back at work. (T)

9.00 The X Factor Results. The two acts with the lowest number of public votes face each other in the sing-off, and for one of them the dream of stardom will be over. Gary Barlow and Miley Cyrus perform live. (T) 10.00 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! New series. Ant and Dec present as a fresh batch of famous faces wave goodbye to their lives of luxury and set up camp in the Australian jungle. (T) 11.30 ITV News and Weather; Weather. (T) 11.45 Off Their Rockers. Hidden-camera show in which senior citizens play pranks on the public.

A nun wreaks havoc on a mobility scooter and a beautician deals with a surprising enquiry. (R) 12.15 Anglo-Welsh Cup Rugby Union. Highlights of the second round of pool matches. (T) 1.15 The Store. Home shopping. 3.15 Motorsport UK. Highlights from Silverstone. 4.05 ITV Nightscreen. Text-based information service. 6.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show. Guests air their differences. (R) (T)

Cowboy Builders. (R) (T) 2.00 Police Interceptors. (R) (T) 3.00 FILM: Little Nicky (2000). Comedy fantasy, starring Adam Sandler. (T) 4.35 FILM: Click (2006). Comedy, starring Adam Sandler. (T) 6.35 FILM: Lucky Christmas (2011). Premiere. A construction worker helps a woman find her missing lottery ticket in exchange for a share of the money. Romantic drama, with Elizabeth Berkley and Jason Gray-Stanford. (T) 8.15 5 News Weekend. (T) 8.20 FILM: Rush Hour 2 (2001). The two mismatched detectives travel to Hong Kong to investigate a bombing at the US embassy. Action comedy sequel, with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. Edited to reduce violence and language. (T) 10.00 FILM: The Book of Eli (2010). A drifter in post-apocalyptic America battles a despot for control of a book believed to hold the key to mankind’s future. Action adventure, with Denzel Washington and Gary Oldman. (T) 12.15 FILM: Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003). Action thriller, starring Antonio Banderas and Johnny Depp. (T) 2.15 SuperCasino. 4.10 The Gadget Show. (R) (T) 5.00 Wildlife SOS. 5.25 Make It Big. 5.50 Roary the Racing Car. (R) (T) 6.00 Angels of Jarm. 6.10 Hana’s Helpline. 6.20 Angels of Jarm. 6.30 The Funky Valley Show.

6.40 Roary the Racing Car. 6.50 Hana’s Helpline. (R) (T)

CHANNEL 4 7.10 The American Football Show. (R) (T) 8.05 FIA GT Blancpain Endurance Season Review. (T) 9.00 Everybody Loves Raymond.

(R) (T) 9.30 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) (T) 10.00 Frasier. A washed-up actor seeks help. With guest star Derek Jacobi. (R) (T) 10.30 Sunday Brunch. (T) 1.30 The Big Bang Theory. (R) (T) 1.55 The Simpsons. (R) (T) 2.25 Channel 4 Racing. Coverage of day three of The Open at Cheltenham. (T) 4.30 FILM: Congo (1995). Jungle adventure, starring Dylan Walsh. (T) 6.35 FILM: Night at the Museum (2006). The exhibits at a New York museum come to life and run riot after dark, causing mayhem for the nightwatchman. Fantasy comedy, starring Ben Stiller, Dick Van Dyke and Robin Williams. (T) 8.40 Channel 4 News. (T) 9.00 Queen Victoria and the Crippled Kaiser — Secret History.

Documentary revealing the secret childhood of Queen Victoria’s eldest grandson, the future Kaiser Wilhelm II, through a long-hidden cache of intimate family letters. (T) 10.00 Homeland. Saul takes a career gamble while his old adversary is in custody, and Carrie and Quinn struggle to contain a local police investigation.

(T) 11.00 Was It Something I Said? David Mitchell hosts the comedy panel show, with Micky Flanagan and Richard Ayoade joined

by Rhod Gilbert and Josie Long in a battle of words. John Craven is tonight’s narrator. (T) 11.30 Toast of London. (T) 11.55 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. (R) (T) 12.55 Fresh Meat. Kingsley dates both Heather and Josie. (R) (T) 1.45 American Football Live. Denver Broncos v Kansas City Chiefs (Kick-off 1.30am). (T) 5.45 KOTV Boxing Weekly. (R) (T) 6.15 Deal or No Deal. (R) (T) Channel 5 7.00 Milkshake!: Peppa Pig. (R) (T) 7.05 Roary the Racing Car. (R) (T) 7.15 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) (T) 7.25 Bubble Guppies.

(R) (T) 7.40 The Mr Men Show. (R) (T) 7.50 Chloe’s Closet. (R) (T) 8.00 Roobarb and Custard Too. (R) (T) 8.10 Bananas in Pyjamas. (R) (T) 8.20 Make Way for Noddy. (R) (T) 8.30 City of Friends. (R) (T) 8.45 Little Princess. (R) (T) 8.55 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky. (R) (T) 9.15 Angelina Ballerina. (R) (T) 9.30 Rupert Bear. (R) (T) 9.45 Milkshake!

Monkey. (R) (T) 9.50 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom. (R) (T) 10.00 Toby’s Travelling Circus. (R) (T) 10.15 Jelly Jamm. (R) (T) 10.30 LazyTown. (T) 11.00 Power Rangers: Super Samurai. (R) (T) 11.35 Slugterra. (T) 12.00 The Hotel Inspector. (R) (T) 1.00

Sunday 17th November, 2013 14.00 Non Stop Music 16.00 Shopping and Info 18.00 Celebrity Archive – Simon talks Roger McGuinn.

18.05 Hip Hop Alicante Style.

18.30 Dave & Andy’s Excellent Adventure (series) – The lads go Canyoning.

19.00 Let's Talk – Sandra Cunningham and Heather Lynn.

19.30 Hunt For Giant Sturgeon (series) .

19.45 Learn The Lingo (series) – Improve your Spanish.

20.00 – 22.00 Local Information and Non Stop Music

Sunday 17th November, November, 2013 08:00 Sunday Inspiration with Philip Croft.

10:00 Solid Gold 60’s with Geoff Dorsett.

11:00 Supersonic 70’s with Geoff Dorsett.

12:00 Coffee Hour with Steven Hambley.

13:00 The Sunday Breeze with Deano.

15:00 Stevie B´s Northern Soul Show.

17:00 The Ultimate UK Chart Show with Jason Scott.

20:00 Sunday Inspiration with Philip Croft (Rpt).

22:00 Classical Nights.

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Boat servicing, engine oil/ filter change. General maintenance, fault finding, anti fouling, hull cleaning, accessory installation.

Torrevieja to Mazarron Licensed and registered in Spain, 20 years experience. All makes of outboard engines catered for.

Competitive prices, all work guaranteed English / Spanish speaking. Call Tony on 628 166 738 (65470) Long or short term rental 7.5 and 10m mooring. Tomas Maestre La Manga. Tel 650 811 841 (69061) For Sale Ring 18, super slick speed boat, think James Bond.

Evinrude 115hp V4 two stroke outboard, foot throttle controlled.

Recent full service. Seats 5. Ideal for fun days out, water ski ing or bar hopping along the Med or Mar Menor. Tonnes of fun at bargain price of 4,000 Euro .O.N.O Call 628 166 738 (69067)

PART TIME office staff required in San Pedro Office. Working knowledge of Spanish Administration system is an advantage. E-mail the office at office@care4youinspain.com or CALL 968 198 590 or(69086)

Health and Beauty WHY NOT PAMPER YOURSELF !

Aromatherapy massage for him and her, hotstone massage, waxing, eyelash and brow shaping + tints, electrolosis. CALL Adele 625 767 711 (69081)

Pets 1 Female German Shepard & 1 male German Shepard/Collie cross. Both dogs are adults and in very good health. Chipped, passports,spayed, groomed, vaccinations all up to date. Very loveable animals Equally happy indoors or out. Great guard dogs but also great family pets. Childrens allergies forcing rehoming. Call 676 820 588. (69082) Delmonte Catotel Cartagena. The cattery that cares! Tel 968 168 711 or 616 276 379 (69083)

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Meetings on 13&27 Nov, and 11 Dec. For further information visit the site: www.torreviejacomputerclub.com (69069)

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Property for Rent PILAR DE LA HORADADA. 2 Bed 2 bath townhouse in quiet cul-de-sac location. Modern, comfortable furnishings, English TV, communal pool, short walk to town 425 eur inc. bills. Legal contracts provided 966 772 553.

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CAMPOAMOR/URB. PLAYA GOLF. Well presented 2 bed 1 bath 1st floor apartment.

Modern, comfortable furnishings. Separate kitchen with galleria off. Sat TV, air-con, furnished balcony, communal pool, walking distance to supermarkets and Los Dolses centre. 395 euro, all inclusive of bills. Legal let with contracts 966 772 553 (89246) CABO ROIG. 2 Bed 2 bath ground floor apartment with underground parking. South facing balcony, UKTV, large communal pool with views out to sea. 400 Euros inc. bills. Legal contracts provided 966 772 553 (101486)

Property for Sale 2 bed, 2 bath townhouse, furnished

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with air con. In the much sought after Zenia Golf II, which is within walking distance to all of La Zenia amenities and a short walk to the beach.149,950 euros For further information on this property please call 968 971 860.

(91768) 3 bed, 2 bath semi-detached townhouse in the heart of La Zenia.

Only 1000 metres to the beach.

Fully furnished with air-conditioning. Within immediate walking distance to the many amenities offered in La Zenia. These properties are much sought after and offer excellent rental potential 179,950 Euro. Call +34 968 971 860. (91773) 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom Marbella bungalow, situated in the San Jose development in Cabo Roig.

Excellent links to the N-332, the AP7 motorway, La Zenia Boulevard Shopping Centre and close to all amenities. Close to local Church and just a few minutes walk to sandy beaches. The property is furnished, alarmed and includes air-conditioning and satelite TV. 89,500 Euro. Call 968 971 860. (91819) Two Bedroom, one bathroom duplex apartment with patio and off road parking. Fully furnished, SAT TV and air con throughout.

The property is within walking distance to all amenities and the beach. 114,950 euros Call 968 971 860 for more information (91820) Brand new 3 bed, 2 bath penthouse apartment in the bustling town of Los Montesinos. With magnifi-

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cent panoramic views over the salt lakes. Private roof top solarium and optional underground parking. 89,950 Euro. Call 96 897 1860. (91779) Beautiful and modern Hair & Beauty Salon located in San Miguel de Salinas, in a busy area, close to the post office and the San Miguel School. 125 square meters, full kitchen / galeria, additional beauty room for treatments, and a bathroom. All hair dressing tools and furniture included, in excellent conditions.

Great oportunity commercial unit for any business due to location and size. (109550) LA MANGA - Immaculate 2 bed, 2 bath apartment. Fully-furnished.

Close to beaches and Veneziola Golf. 2nd floor. Reduced for quick sale. 125.500 Euro. Tel 626 253 569. (90187) Situated in Los Altos is this lovely three bed, two bath townhouse has sea views. A newly fitted kitchen and open lounge. Air con and communal pool area. 92,500 Euro. Call 96 897 1860. (91882) Three bed, two bath town house in lovely quiet location but only 600 metres to La Zenia beach.

Stunning views of La Zenia bay.

Fully furnished with SAT TV, off road parking and communal pool.

149,950 euros. Call 96 897 1860 for details. (91877) Beautiful Town House (corner plot), 3 bed, 2 Bath, situated in Conjunto Residencial Valencia, surrounded by green areas, comm. pools, tennis court and security guard. well manteined and recently fully furnished.

Garden in front, side and back of the property.Close to Villamartin Golf Course. For viewing please call 96-673-00-57. (109101) Beautiful Semi detached villa located in Torreta Florida, 3 bed, 2 bath, garage, large plot, lovely garden area, fully furnished and walking distance to Torrevieja city. Must view tel. 966-73-0057.

(109105) This outstanding detached property in Quesada with it’s own privet pool and beautiful surroundings.

On the market for 249,500 Euro with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms is one of the best buys you will find. Tel 96 897 1860.

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This semi-detached property in Dream Hills with beautiful views is a well worth buy! Currently on the market for 107,500 Euros. It has 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and is conveniently located for all local amenities, including the Torrevieja Hospital, bars, restaurants, and schools. It also has a large underbuild which can be used for storage. This property is priced to sell! For further details, please call 96 897 1860.

(101567) This classic bungalow, 2 bedroom, 2 Bathroom with huge terraces, very spacious rooms and bedrooms is a BARGAIN. On the market at only 160.500 Euros, the owner is selling the property with all furniture and contents included. Viewing essential! For further information, please call +34 96 897 1860. (101564) A very spacious 3 bed 2 bath apartment in the centre of Pilar. The property boasts balconies and a fantastic solarium with sea views. This is an apartment to be viewed. In addition it has an underground car parking space with lockable storage area. It is close to all local ammenities and just a few minutes from beautiful sandy beaches. 62,500 Euro. Call 968 971 860. (101557) 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) A large Emerald Isle semi detached property which also has the benefit of 2 beautiful conservatories.

The property boasts 2 beds and 2 baths, lounge, kitchen and an integral garage which also acts as a great storage area. There is also a large solarium area which has sea views and benefits from the morning sun. Well worth viewing. 109,500 Euros. CALL 968 971 860 (101554) A 1 bedroom 1 bath lakeside semi detached house in the heart of San Luis. An opportunity to have a house in the sun which is close to all the amenities and close proximity to the famous Salt lakes which are renowned for their health benefits. This property has the potential to build 2 additional large bedrooms on the upper floor. 57,950 Euros CALL 968 971 860 (101556) Three bed, two bathroom apartment for sale in San Miguel. This property comes full furnished. It has views of the local sports facilities and the Torrevieja salt lakes. Well maintained and priced to sell quickly. Was 98.000 Euro. Now just 62.950 Euro for quick sale. Please call 0034 96 673 0057 for further details.

(109586) This beautiful and spacious 3 bed 2 bath bungalow has recently become available. It is situated on the outskirts of Los Montesinos in a quaint Spanish village of La Herrada.

Communal Pool and garden area.

To be sold fully furnished. CALL

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968 971 860 (101551) 2 / 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse. In immmaculate condition with walk-in wardrobe, A/C, sat TV, wood burner in the lounge.

Walking distance to La Fuente CC, Mercadona and to two golf courses. EUR 105.750. Tel. 96 897 1860. (100820) 2 bed, 2 bath townhouse in the Golden Zenia development.

Fully furnished. Excellent condition. Sat TV, internet and telephone. Walking distance to all of the La Zenia amenities and the beach. Lovely communal pool.

Just 124.950 Euro. Tel 96 897 1860. (100822) 3 bed, 3 bath detached townhouse in gated urbanisation. Key ready with fitted kitchen and preinstalled A/C. Underground parking, lovely communal pool area.

In the heart of La Zenia, close to all amenities and the beach. EUR 134,500. Tel. 96 897 1860.

(100811) This beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath semi-detached villa is situated in a private gated community in the heart of La Zenia. The villa has the use of a communal pool and private parking. 15 minutes walk to the golden sands of La Zenia and close to all the amenities in the area including the new La Zenia Boulevard. EUR 174.500.

Tel. 96 897 1860. (101537) These frontline 1,2 and 3 Bedroom apartments start from 106,000 euros, finished to a very high standard with all modern appliances.Incredible views across the beautiful Mar Menor and only 30 metres from the beach.These properties are only a short walk into the heart of Los Alcazares an old style Spanish seaside town.Within minutes of several top quality golf courses.call 968 971 860 for more information of this fantastic opportunity to purchase front line!!! (100861) Beautiful 3 bed, 2 bath semidetached villa in Blue Lagoon.

Lovely furniture and well maintained. Large plot, satellite TV, internet, security grills, central heating. This property has a communal pool and is just a short walk to local schools, bars, and restaurants. To view, please call +34 96 897 1860. (102363) This 2 bed, 2 bath South-East facing bungalow comes with private driveway and side garden. It has a front patio area and a private solarium. It has marble floors throughout, a fireplace, air-conditioning, and comes fully furnished. The property is in a secure, gated urbanisation and enjoys the benefit of a communal pool. It is close to all the local

amenities of Playa Flamenca.

EUR 125.000. For further details, please call +34 96 897 1860.

(102359) This detached villa is situated in Blue Lagoon. It has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and comes fully furnished. It has a glazed in conservatory, private solarium, and off-road parking, as well as ample storage areas. It is on a 250m2 plot. EUR 149.500. For further details, please call +34 96 897 1860. (102360) This 2 bed, 2 bath property is located in La Cinuelica, Los Altos. It is a top-floor corner apartment with private pool, BBQ, and patio area. The property comes fully furnished with an underground parking space with storage unit. It has integrated air-conditioning throughout. There is a utility room, front terrace, and large private solarium with sea views. There is also a communal pool. The property is located close to all the local amenities of Punta Prima. EUR 125.000. For further details please call +34 96 897 1860. (102358) 3 bed, 2 bath detached villa on 300m2 private plot. Fully furnished with salt lake and sea views from the large roof solarium. Includes air-conditioning, sat TV and open fire. Large private pool. Situated in a lovely gated community and near to all amenities. 185.000 Euro. Call 968 971 860 for details. (101131) This 2 bed 2 bath ground floor duplex in lovely condition.

Furnished . A/Con. Sat TV. Very large corner plot with beautiful established gardens. Includes a hot tub. One of the nicest apartments in the area. Call 96 897 1860. (101132) 3 bed, 2 bath detached key-ready villa on private plot. Within walking distance of Los Montesinos town and all amenities. Reduced from 215,000 Euro for quick sale. Interior build size of 100m2. 125,000 Euro. Call 968 971 860. (101134) 2 Bed 1 Bath Top floor Duplex, furnished and includes Sat T.V.In a gated community and only walking distance to all amenities.In good condition and priced for a quick sale. 53,000 Euros Tel 968 971 860 (101135) Two bed, one bath bungalow.

South-facing. The property is walking distance to the town and

all its amenities. Fully furnished, sat TV, air con, in very good condition and is priced to sell. Tel 96 897 1860 for details. (101153) Spacious three bed, two bath townhouse on a secure, sought after front-line beach urbanisation.

Fully furnished and includes air con, sat TV, and underground parking. Beautiful communal pool area and only a short walk to Cabo Roig beach and amenities.

Fantastic views of the Med, La Manga, and Cabo Roig marina.

Tel.: 96 897 1860. (101158) Two bed, one bath first floor apartment in La Zenia. Fully furnished, sat TV, off-road parking, and beautiful views of the communal pool and the Med. The property is in a perfect location for walking to the beach and the new La Zenia Boulevard shopping precinct. Tel 96 897 1860.

(101159) 2 bed, 1 1/2 bath Battenburg townhouse situated in Bosque de Las Lomas, Villamartin. The property comes furnished with Sat TV. Close to all amenities and use of 2 communal pools. Situated between 4 Championship golf courses. Best priced Battenburg in the area. 76,750 euro. Call 968 971 860. (101172) This is a south-facing quad house, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, fullyfurnished, with A/Con and Sat TV. Magnificent sea views from the roof solarium and the property is walking distance to the beach and Cabo Roig Strip.

Communal pool. This is a fantastic example of this type of property. 124,950 Euro. Call 968 971 860 for details. (101474) Corner 2 bed, 1 bath bungalow with front and rear gardens and private roof solarium with sea views. Furnished, sat TV and open fireplace. In the beautiful Verdemar III community. Access to a lovely communal pool. Close to all amenities. 98,000 euro. Tel 968 971 860. (101475) South facing top floor duplex. 3 bed, 2 bath. Air-con, sat TV, furnished. Gated community in the heart of La Zenia. Close to amenties and beach. Communal pool.

106,500 Euro. Tel 968 971 860.

(101483) South facing quad house, 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, in lovely condition. The property includes air/con, Sat TV and cental heat-

ing as well as a conservatory, garden, balcony and sea view.

Access to a communal pool.

Close to all amenities in the heart of Playa Flamenca. Tel 968 971 860 (101484) This is delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom quad house is on a quiet avenue in the heart of Dream Hills, close to all amenities. It comes fully-furnished with air-con and panel heaters, a conservatory / porch, side garden and solarium. It also has access to 2 communal pools. 94,950 Euro.

Call 968 971 860. (101488) This 3 bed, 2 bath house is between the lovely village of San Miguel de Salinas and Torremendo.

Quiet urbanisation. Separate kitchen and utility room. A/C, garage and partly-completed underbuild. Front and rear garden and a large solarium with lake and mountain views. Tel 96 897 1860. (101490) This top floor duplex, with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, is on the edge of Playa Flamenca,so is close to all amenities and the new Shopping Centre. It is fully furnished in light, bright colours and has Sat TV. It is south-west facing with a terrace. There is access to 2 communal pools and amazing sea views from the large solarium. 79,950 euros. Call 968 971 860. (101502) Detached villa on a 400m2 plot with 275m2 build. In the heart of Blue Lagoon. Close to all amenities. 4 beds (3 double, 1 single), 2 baths, (2 beds and 1 bath in the self-contained unit, along with a living and dining area, on the top floor). Closed in conservatory, C/H, sat TV, two terraces, swimming pool, garage, underbuild and utility room. Stunning sea views. 195,000 Euro. Call 968 971 860. (101503)

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End of terrace 2 storey semidetatched house in the heart of La Zenia. Lovely gated community with a well maintained pool area.

It has 2 beds, 1 1/2 bathrooms, a kitchen with utility room and a balcony off one of the bedrooms.

It has a small front and side garden and an allocated car parking space. It will be sold semi-furnished. This property would make an excellent rental investment. 125,000 euros. Call 968 971 860. (101508) This traditional bungalow is on a quiet lane in the Montezenia area of La Zenia and has 4 double bedrooms, a bathroom, a small, rustic kitchen, living room, a south facing terrace (with storage) and a solarium with sea views. There would be room for a pool in the large area at the front of the property. Low community fees.Reduced price!. Call 968 971 860 (101510) This charming Marbella Bungalow is in Playa Golf and is close to amenities and set between the golf courses of Campoamor, Las Ramblas, Villamartin and golden sand beaches. It has access to a really lovely communal pool. It has sat TV, air-conditioning, lots of secure additional storage, offroad parking, a front and side garden, a terrace and a solarium with sea views. The property is sold fully-furnished at a very good price for a quick sale.

89.950 euros. Call 968 971 860 for further details. (101512) This south facing detatched Villa is in a quiet community between the traditional Spanish villages of San Miguel de Salinas and Torremendo. It has a private pool and garage, alarm system, an open fire place in the lounge, 3 bedrooms (the master is ensuite), 2 bathrooms in total, panel radiators in all rooms, 2 terraces plus a roof Solarium with lovely lake views. 179,950 euros. Call 667 592 467 or 968 971 860.

(101513) This beautiful detached property with 4 Bedrooms and 3 Bathrooms, currently on the market for 172,500 Euros with a complete under build. This property is defiantly worth a viewing.

Tel 968 97 1860 (101563) Top floor duplex apartment in the heart of Playa Flamenca. Close to all amenities and the new Commercial Centre. 2 bed, 1 bath, A/C, sat TV and open kitchen. Sold furnished. Large solarium with sea views, shaded terrace and front garden. Access to a communal pool. 92,500 Euro. Call 96 897 1860. (101524) Lovely 3 bed, 1 1/2 bath townhouse. Access to a communal pool. Large front patio / terrace and roof solarium. Sold furnished. A/C, sat TV and lots of storage. 5 minutes walk to local amenities. On a bus route and 10 minutes walk to Santiago de la Ribera beach and the Mar Menor.

Close to San Javier airport.

125,950 Euro. Call 968 971 860.

(101525) Lovely 2 bed, 2 bath ground floor corner apartment in the heart of Los Dolses.With air con through-

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out, in immaculate condition and overlooks the stunning pool area.

Walking distance to all amenities and the beach. 114,950 euros For more information please call 968 971 860 (91842) Situated in Punta Prima this 3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom Penthouse apartment with sea views. This is in prime location for all amenities and is a short walk to the beach.

This very large apartment is in excellent condition and must be seen. 149,950 Euros Call 968 971 860 (91845) 3 bed, 2 Bath detached villa furnished to a very high standard.

Over 200m2 with plenty of room for a pool. This immaculate property comes with Air/Con, Sat TV and alarm system. Only 3kms to the Spanish town of San Miguel de Salinas.

RECENTLY REDUCED TO 142,500 euros.

For more information on this lovely property call 968 971 860.

(91846) 2 Bed, 2 bath Penthouse Duplex on a corner plot situated in the Dream Hills 2 development.

Close to all amenities, furnished to a very good standard, fantastic views from then larger than average roof top solarium and also overlooks the communal pool area. Air-con and SAT TV included. This lovely property is priced to sell. 99,750 Euros Tel 968 971 860 (91928) South facing 2 / 3 bed, 2 bath semidetached property is in excellent condition. Fully furnished, sat TV, off-road parking, garden.

Private solarium with views overlooking the beautiful natural countryside. Walking distance to the local amenities. Fantastic price of 94,950 euros. Call 968 971 860. (91938) 2 bed, 2 bathroom South-West facing townhouse. Overlooks the communal swimming pool.

Alarm, air-con, sat TV. fully furnished to a high standard. Euro 79,950. Call 968 971 860.

(100860) 3 bed, 2 bath property in immaculate condition. Furnished to a very high standard. Walking distance to the new La Zenia shopping centre and all local amenities. Overlooks the communal pool with sea views from the balcony and roof solarium. Air-con throughout and Sat TV. 139,500 Euro. Call 968 971 860. (101124) 2 bed, 2 bath quad. Fully furnished and includes air-con and sat TV. Off-road parking. In excellent condition. Just a short walk to all amenities. Communal pool and in quiet location. 106,000 Euro.

Call 968 971 860. (101122) Penthouse apartment . South facing and comes fully furnished.

Walking distance to the beach and all local amenities. Only a short walk into Torrevieja and the Marina. In a gated community and use of a communal pool. For a quick sale 67,250 Euros. Tel 968 971 860 (101141) 2 bed, 1 bath apartment in the heart of Cabo Roig. N332 beachside.

Furnished. A/C and sat TV. Underground parking. Incredible pool and sea views from the balcony. Short walk to the beach and

Monday, 11th November, 2013 all amenities. Euro 139,950. Call 968 971 860. (100887) 2 bed 1 Bath ground floor apartment. Furnished and includes A/C and Sat T.V walking distance to all amenities and 15 mins to the beach.Off road parking and use of a communal pool. 95,000 euro Call 968 971 860 or 667 592 467 (100884) 3 Bed 2 Bath townhouse. Fully furnished. A/C throughout plus Sat T.V and underground parking.

Within walking distance of all amenities and use of a communal pool and gardens. Ideal for permanent living or a holiday home.

667 592 467 or 968 971 860 (100880) 2 bed 1 Bath ground floor apartment in Los Altos.Fully furnished and includes Sat T.V and ducted A/C and also a double glazed front seating area overlooking the garden.Only a short walk to all amenities and the beach. Call 968 971 860 or 667 592 467 (100877) 2 bed, 1 bath South-facing apartment. Overlooks the pool and has sea views from the balcony. Fully furnished with A/Con and sat TV. Underground parking. In the heart of Cabo Roig. Walking distance to the beach. 99,750 Euro.

Call 968 971 860. (101123) Beautiful Quad-Villa with 2 beds and 2 baths. Furnished to a very high standard with A/C, alarm and Sat TV. In a lovely gated community. Lovely sea views from the solarium, and is walking distance to all amenities. fantastic communal pool area, this is a great example of this sort of property.

REDUCED TO 107,000 EUR. Tel 968 971 860 (100865) 3 bed 2 bath detached villa is fully furnished and comes with its own private swimming pool. Property has an underbuild which has been legally renovated to create a separate 1 bed, 1 bath, 1 kitchen apartment with its own private entrance. The newly renovated underbuild is included in the deeds. The property is in walking distance to all local amenities.

167,500 euros call 968 971 860.

(100856) Situated in Torremendo, San Miguel de las Salinas is this lovely 4 bed, 3 bath detached Villa with private pool and beautiful views to the countryside. Open fireplace, and Air Con with also all white goods. On 290m2 plot with off road parking only 4.5kms from San miguel and 2kms from Torremendo.Just reduced eur 162,500 eur. Call 667 592 467 (100853) 2 bed 1 bath Quad house.South West facing and comes part furnished and includes A/Con.In a lovely gated community and has use of a beautiful communal pool.On a good size plot and has a very large roof solarium. Only a short walk to all amenities. call 667 592 467 (100854) Beautiful ground floor apartment.

Front Line beach in La Zenia. In a gated and secure complex with incredible views across La Zenia bay you literally walk off your terrace and on to the beach.Fully

furnished to a high standard this is a unique property because of its proximity to the beach.This is a property that has to be seen.eur 259,750 call 968 971 860.

(100855) 3 bed 2 bath Penthouse in the very popular Molino Blanco Development, fully furnished and also Sat T.V and A/Con. Overlooks the park area and has lovely sea views from the balcony and roof solarium.Only a 1000 metres from La Zenia beach and has access to all of the local amenities.eur 99,750 call 968 971 860 (100852) This is a 3 or 4 bed, 2 bath quad bungalow. Fully-furnished and includes air-conditioning, central heating and satellite TV. Lovely sea views from the roof solarium on which there is a shed and closed-in conservatory with an additional bedroom and shower room. The 4th bedroom / study has its own entrance. The property is only a short walk to all amenities. It also has use of a lovely communal pool. Reduced to sell. 99.000 Euro. Call +34 96 897 1860 to view. (100846) 2 bed 1/1/2 bath townhouse. South facing and is in the gated community of Colinas De La Zenia.It has A/con, Sat T.V and comes fully furnished.The property overlooks the communal pool area, sea views from the main bedroom balcony.Only a short walk to all amenities and the beach.eur 103,950 call 968 971 860. (100844) 3 bed 2 Bath detached villa. South

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facing in lovely condition. A/con throughout and comes fully furnished to a high standard.The property overlooks a beautiful communal pool and has views across the countryside and to the sea.It is only a short drive to San Miguel and Villamartin.eur 239,950 call 968 971 860 or 667 592 467. (100843) 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) 3/4 bedroom, 2 bathroom quad villa on a corner plot, part fur-

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nished. In very good order and in a gated community with a lovely pool area. Potential to create 4th bedroom on covered in Solarium.

Walking distance to all amenities in Playa Flamenca. 89,000 euros.

Call 968 971 860 or 667 592 467 (100848) 2 bed, 2 bath top-floor duplex, furnished to a high standard and includes Air-conditioning and satellite TV. South-facing and has a large private roof solarium. The large balcony is fully doubleglazed which makes a lovely sitting area. Use of 2 communal swimming pools. 92.750 Euro.

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Detached Villa on a 900m2 plot with lovely established garden and private pool area. Furnished to a high standard and to include air con and SAT TV. In a quiet location but only a short distance to all amenities. 232,500 euros call 667 592 467 (92306) 3 Bed, 3 bath Townhouse situated in Las Chismosas, in Playa Flamenca. Fully furnished and includes Air/Con and Sat TV. In lovely condition and only a short distance to all amenities. Three terraces and a communal pool.

Tel 968 971 860 (92307) 3 Bed, 2 bath semi detached house, south facing for all year round sunshine. Partly furnished with SAT TV, short walk to many amenities. Two lovely communal pool areas. A lovely house and viewing is recommended. reduced to 107,500 euros call 667 592 467 (92308) Beautifully presented 2 bed ground floor bungalow. Property consists of Lounge/Diner, good sized kitchen with storage area, Master bedroom with fitted wardrobes, twin bedroom with fitted wardrobes and family bathroom.

Good sized garden and communal pool. This property is located just a short stroll to Villamartin Plaza and is ideal for full time living and holidays 80,000 euros Tel 966 772 553 (92320) 2 bed, 2 bath quad house situated in the very popular area of Torre de la Horadada. Open lounge, airconditioning and satellite TV and within walking distance to the many amenities and the beautiful beach and Marina. Communal pool area and views to the sea.

144.950 Euro. Call +34 96 897 1860 for details. (92332) Beautiful Detached Villa has 3 beds and 2 baths. South facing with air con SAT TV and a full central heating system. On a 400m2 plot with a beautiful 10 x 5 private pool with a fantastic waterfall.Lovely private roof solarium with views across la Zenia bay,this property should be seen. 259,750 euros call 667 592 467 (92615) South facing 2 bed, 1 bath Marbella bungalow. In fantastic condition and furnished to a very high standard. Includes air-conditioning and satellite TV. Private roof solarium with sea views, offroad parking and plenty of garden space. Within walking distance of all amenities. Reduced to 98.000 Euro. Call +34 96 897 1860. (92673) Lovely 2 bed, 1 1/2 bathroom Townhouse situated in La Florida. South facing with front and rear balconies for all year round sunshine,also has front and rear garden areas. Two communal pool areas and only a short walk to the popular Emerald Isle complex. 74,950 euros. Call 667 592 467 (92674) This stunning front-line property in Cabo Roig is on a plot of around 270sqm. The property has a total build area of around 180sqm which includes an underground garage. The property is in a sought-after urbanisation and has exquisite views of the Cabo Roig marina from all terraces. It has a private pool as well as access to a communal swimming pool. The property has fantastic rental

Monday, 11th November, 2013 potential. It can sleep 8 people comfortably and is usually fully occupied during the Summer months where it achieves weekly rental income of around EUR 1.000. For further details, please call 96 897 1860. (109521) 2 bed, 1 bath Battenburg style townhouse in the popular Cabo Roig area. Furnished with airconditioning and Sat TV. The rear courtyard has been converted into an extended kitchen. Use of four communal pools and walking distance to all amenities and the beach. JUST REDUCED 87,500 Euro. Call 96 673 0057.

(92675) A stunning quad villa in playa golf property with 2 bedrooms 1.5 bathroom and large garden just a short walk from bars and the bus and only a 5 mins drive to the beach 115,000 euros contact Ian on 644 115 988 (96290) 2 Bedroom quad villa in Lomas de Cabo Roig just 5 mins walk to the shop and about 5 mins drive to the beach this has been a lovely home but need to sell now it only 89,999 euros call Carl on 672 875 251 (96292) Ground floor bungalow over looking community garden and just a short walk from the supermarket carrefour in Torrevieja this is a lovely property with a nice size garden Ideal for you if you are looking to be close to all amenties was 99,000 euros now 75,000 euros call me James on 644 138 502 (96293) Refurbished top floor bungalow with private garden and private solarium in the Verdemars with sea view and golf views also we

have refurbished to a high standard there is a lovely stream just a few mins walk away and the communtiy is a nice and clean with 2 communal pool now 124,999 euros call today paul on 634 043 697 (96294) Ground Floor 2 Bedroom, 1 bathroom Apartment. Fully Furnished and Includes Air Con and SAT TV. It has off-road parking and overlooks the Marquesa Golf Course literally front-line views.

The property is in lovely condition. 69,950 euros call 667 592 467 (96311) Two Bedroom, two bathroom Attached Bungalow situated in La Florida. South facing with views to the sea from two double glazed conservatories and also the solarium. Fully furnished SAT TV and close to all amenities. It is also only walking distance to the popular Emerald Isle complex. 106,950 euros call 667 592 467 (96314) 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, south facing detached villa. Furnished to high standard with A/C, Sat TV. The property has a beautiful private pool area with all day sunshine. Located in the heart of Playa Flamenca and has access to all ameminities. EUR 264,950.

Call 667 592 467 or 968 971 860.

(96319) This beautiful 2 bed, 1 bath top floor South-facing duplex is located in the vibrant urbanisation of Al Andaluz in La Florida.

It is just 20 minutes walk to beautiful Blue Flag sandy beaches and a short drive to championship golf courses and all ammenities (supermarkets, restaurants and

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bars, schools, hospitals, and local markets). It has a large sun terrace which receives the sun all day. This property is priced at Euro 75.000 to sell quickly. For further details, please call 96 897 1860. (101572) Detached 2 bed, 2 bath property in El Galan. Priced for quick sale.

Call 96 897 1860 for duther details. (101577) Well maintained detached property in El Galan. 3 bed, 2 bathroom.

Call 96 897 1860 for further details. (101578) This beautifully maintained front line property has stunning views of Cabo Roig marina, La Manga, and the Mediterranean sea. It has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, as well as a small office, games area, and private swimming pool.

Set in a lovely urbanisation which is well managed by the community of owners. Similar properties fetch around 240.000 Euro annual short-term and holiday rental income and are well sought after. For further details, please call 0034 96 897 1860.

(101987) Lovely 3 bed, 2 bath detached villa in Los Balcones. Private swimming pool and spacious 800m2 grounds. This property catches the sun all day. It has stunning views of the Torrevieja salt lake and Mediterranean sea. The top floor is used for general living and the ground floor (underbuild) has a single garage with additional unused space for storage or another room. Fully furnished, air-conditioning, satellite TV, and security. For further information, please call +34 96 897 1860.

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(101989) This quad property is located in San Luis, close to all amenities.

Built in 1997, the property is being sold fully-furnished with hot / cold air-conditioning, satellite TV, and telephone. It has offroad parking and there are external storage areas on the top terrace and at the side of the property. For further details, please call +34 96 897 1860. (101992) We are proud to offer this rare opportunity to purchase a piece of Paradise! This luxury 8 bedroom family home is a front-line treasure with majestic views of the Mediterranean Sea, the old Cabo Roig marina, Campoamor, and La Manga. The property is on a beautifully maintained 1.200m2 plot in one of the most exclusive parts of the Cabo Roig peninusular. From the gardens there are steps down to stunnning sandy beaches and the crystal blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. For further details about this property or to arrange a viewing, please call +34 96 673 0057.

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ESTRELLA DAMM CRIBBAGE LEAGUE Sportsman Catorce Tracy's Bar Ospreys Izzys Bar Magpies Ebony & Iv Merlins Bar Meson Galea "B" Tropical King Voles La Siesta Sharks

5-4 4-5 4-5 2-7 4-5 4-5 4-5 5-4

P Izzys Bar Magpies 9 Rojales Steakhouse 9 Tracy's Bar Ospreys 9 Meson Galea "A" 9 Lo Crispin Tavern 9 Catorce 9 La Siesta Sharks 9 Sportsman 9 Tracy's Bar Falcons 9 T.J's Jays 9 Tropical King Voles 9 Mr Smiths Robins 9 Izzys Bar Peacocks 9 Ebony & Iv Jaguars 9 Meson Galea "B" 9 Ebony & Ivory Merlins

Ebony & Ivory Jaguars Bar Meson Galea "A" TJ's Jays Mr Smiths Robins Rojales Steakhouse Lo Crispin Tavern Tracy's Bar Falcons Izzys Bar Peacocks W 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 9

L 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 1

F 44 47 45 40 46 43 42 40 40 39 39 38 39 36 36 8

A 37 34 36 41 35 38 39 41 41 42 42 43 42 45 45 34

Diff 7 13 9 -1 11 5 3 -1 -1 -3 -3 -5 -3 -9 -9 47

Pts 14 12 12 12 10 10 10 10 10 8 8 8 6 6 6 -13 2

BY Ron Sheldon Week 9 and just the 1 big score with Derek’s Robins halting Dorothy’s charge at the top with that 7-2 beating but still leaving the Magpies in top spot. For the Magpies only Don & Dorothy won their 2 games leaving those skilful crib wizards pair of Martin and John clueless with zero wins. For the Robins, Louise & Nigel had 3 wins.

Steve’s Steakhouse moved up into 2nd place with their close win over Keith’s Merlins who are still stuck in bottom place with only 1 win.

For the Merlins only Ted & Michael managed 2 wins while 2 of the Steakhouse pairs scored 2 wins each.

At the Sportsman John’s team had 2 pairs notching up 2 wins each forthe win against Brian’s Jaguars from Ebony & Ivory whose pair of Vanessa & Margaret G failed to score leaving them in 14th place.

At Catorce, another close game, with Ayliff’s Galea “A” taking the last 3 games for their win with 2 pairs winning 2 games each while John’s home team had just John & Carole with 2 wins.

Back down at Tracy’s, Richard’s Ospreys dropped a position in losing out to Sue’s Jays who had 2 pairs with 2 wins each while for the Ospreys only Phil & Jay showed promise with 2 wins.

At Meson Galea, Brian’s “B” team, even with winning the last 2 games still missed out against John’s Lo Crispin who had 2 pairs with 2 wins which matched the 2 pairs from Galea whose pair of Brian & Barbara blobbed to zero.

At The Tropical King Val’s Voles just missed out against my Falcons who had 2 pairs with 2 wins each while Ron & Norman scored 3 wins for the Voles but Val & Elsa didn’t score at all.

Finally at La Siesta, Jim’s Sharks took on Mary’s Peacocks and forced a close win with 2 pairs scoring 2 wins each while for the Peacocks only Mary & Mike managed 2 wins.

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QUESADA POOL LEAGUE Div 1: Green Baize Minis 7-2 Quesada C.C. B Lo Crispin Tavern 5-4 Shen Movers, Shen Shakers 5-4 Claptons A Claptons A Lo Crispin Tavern Green Baize Minis Quesada C.C. A Shenanigans Shakers Shenanigans Movers Green Baize Amigos Quesada C.C. B

P 3 3 4 2 3 4 3 4

W 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1

L 1 1 2 0 1 3 2 3

F 15 15 16 12 16 13 13 14

A 12 12 20 6 11 23 14 22

Pts 7 7 6 6 6 5 4 4

Div 2: Sportsman 6-0 Rayz Bar, Claptons B 5-4 Bull Flanagan Mr Smiths 1-8 The Lemon Tree, Bar Pepito 6-3Monty`s Bar Pepito Claptons B Bull Flanagan Monty`s Sportsman Coopers Arms The Lemon Tree Mr Smiths Rayz Bar

P 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 4 3

W 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 0

L 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 3

F 23 18 17 19 20 14 13 12 3

A 13 18 7 17 13 13 14 24 18

Pts 10 9 7 7 6 6 4 3 0

Result Cup 1st Round: Lo Crispin 3-5 Sportsman

EURONICS THURSDAY DART LEAGUE “THE ELECTRICAL SHOP” - BLUE LAGOON KO CUP 1ST ROUND RESULTS - 7TH NOVEMBER The Hub Hyenas Busters Hattons Hunks Que Pasa Eagles The Tavern Pint Depot Kings

P-P 7-1 7-4 7-2 0-7 7-3

Breakaways Bears Pint Depot Queens Porterhouse Gogarty´S Gophers The Hub Meerkats Hattons Honeys

Results Of Postponed Matches From 31st October Porterhouse 7-5 The Tavern Breakaways Bears 4-8 Pint Depot Kings Pint Depot Queens 1-11 Que Pasa Eagles League Table The Hub Meerkats Busters Bar The Hub Hyenas Que Pasa Eagles Hattons Hunks The Tavern Porterhouse Pint Depot Kings Gogarty´s Gophers Hattons Honeys Breakaways Bears Madigans Misfits Pb´s Pirates Pint Depot Queens

P 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

W 7 5 4 5 4 3 3 2 3 2 2 1 0 0

D 0 2 3 1 1 1 2 2 0 2 0 2 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 2 3 2 3 4 3 5 4 7 7

F 74 58 54 54 53 40 46 38 36 31 38 33 17 16

A 10 26 30 30 31 44 38 46 48 53 46 51 57 68

Pts 14 12 11 11 9 7 8 6 6 6 4 4 0 0

180s: Joe Miller (Hyenas), Derek Kingsbury, Patrick Abrams, Paul Durrant (Meerkats), Sid Cross (Hattons Hunks), Mark Filer (Busters) Highest finish: Alex Nikolov (Meerkats) 141 Cup holders Hub Meerkats got their required 7 legs without reply against a Tavern side not quite living up to expectations. Although a new side to league darts the Tavern still have several experienced players showing, but only Del Lister 2x100 and Ivan Jones showed any resistance to a strong Kats outfit. Sean Farrell gave glimpses of what he is capable of but the Taverners were always chasing the cup holders. Alan Ostrowski nailed the final D10 for the match after scoring a ton. Captain Derek Kingsbury contributed a 121 in the same leg to set up Ostrowski´s finish. The damage had already been done however, in the earlier legs. A very strong Kats triple of Alex Nikolov, Patrick Abrams and John Eyre, blitzed the opposition´s trio of Del Lister, Ivan Jones and Justin Hepburn. Two doubles from Nikolov and the other from Abrams plus numerous high scores gave the visitors a

0-3 lead. Mike Snow, Sean Farrell and Steph Ralphs featured next for the hosts against Paul Durrant, Lee Maiden and Graham Todd. Try as he might, Snow just couldn’t get going with Farrell doing most of the scoring but not enough against the Kats second string. Durrant took out 51 (S19,D16) Maiden D8 and substitute Eddie Bendelow finishing on D10 for 0-6. The break followed prematurely as Nikolov hadn’t eaten that day, for some delicious Tavern grub including a “to die for” chilli onions. The break over it was left to the likeable Ostrowski to wrap up the game. The match was played with plenty of banter which was probably the reason Ivan Jones wasn’t concentrating when left 178 points in the first triple. His first dart found the treble 20 as did the second. All eyes were now fixed on the 18 bed to leave the hosts on D20, but where did the last arrow go? Straight in the treble 20 for a magnificent 180, a bust and a bewildered Jones expecting rapturous applause but getting numerous groans.

Gogarty´s returned to Que Pasa, scene of their famous league victory two weeks ago, this time for a place in the KO Cup quarter finals. The hosts kicked off with a strong trio of John Walker, Kevin Wood and Jim Storey expecting to take all 3 legs available. Walker and Storey opened up with tons, but Richard Patterson consistently scoring 80 pluses and Cynthia Jevons S9,D20, caused an early upset for 0-1.

Walker, playing some great darts of late, pegged a 123 Jevons replying with 83. Some further good scoring followed, but it was Walker who had first shot at a double, succeeding with D8. 1-1. Storey 100 and Walker 140,D1 made it 2-1 despite a 90 from Jevons. Captain Gail Todd showed the way in the fourth hitting 85,125, Ernie Wilson completing the leg on D15 for 2 apiece. Stuart Clark 100 top scored for Que Pasa. At all square after 4 legs, Todd must have thought the victory was in her grasp, not so, as the Eagles reeled off the next 5 legs. Todd continued her form with more 80 pluses, but it was Den Hall 100,D12 and Eddie Klimonis 85,125 and D1, who did the damage for 4-2. Klimonis added a further ton in the 7th, Jevons countering with 95 leaving Hall to finish on D14. John Linton fired a 121 in the 8th, Klimonis replied with 123 leaving Walker to peg D10. Joe Cuyt got the all important 7th leg on D16.

Porterhouse visited the Hunks at Hattons expecting a close game and eventually it was. After two sets of triples however the visitors were surprisingly 6-0 down even though Ray Hayes 2x100, Brian Nash 100 and Peter Ayres 116 were doing their bit in the scoring department.

Joe Hawkins D2,D9, Kenny Wilkinson D10, Sid Cross 2x100, Rob Hawkins 137 and Steph Simpson 125 and a great 76 out (S20,S16,D20) did all the damage for 6-0. The Porters are never beaten and with a smart team change from captain Ray Sanderson his side took all three legs in the third triple, Hayes 100,D10, Ayres D10 and Nash D18 the victors. Simpson contributing 2x100 but to no avail.

Further tons in the 10th leg from Cross and Simpson were not utilised leaving captain Sanderson to convert D20 for a 6-4 score line, what a

come back. Ayres got the Porters going in the 11th with a ton and the distinct possibility of the match going all the way a reality. Steady scoring from the Hunks, Cross 100 setting up Hawkins senior to face D20 for the match, which he duly accomplished second dart. Hunk Simpson was nominated his team´s man of the match for his excellent scoring and finishing contribution.

The Queens of Pint Depot made the journey to Playa Flamenca and the formidable Busters bar anticipating a tough match. It was for them, but not for the high flying hosts. Queen Lorraine Cox once again played her usual high standard with good scoring and a D10 to level the match early in the game. Marie Dunne 105 and Cox 101 were the main contributors for the Queens on the night. Busters Shirley Roberts 125, Mark Filer 100, Paul Dowinton 137 and Ray Harvey 2x100 being the difference between the two sides.

Down at the Pint Depot the Kings had the pleasure of a visit from the Honeys, a local derby if ever there was. Simone de Lacy opened up the Honeys account to take an early lead. Eddie Fozzard levelled with a little showboating. Requiring 100 he had the audacity to go for two bulls eyes. His first dart found one, but then nerves got the better of him and his second dart luckily found a single 20 leaving D15 which he duly planted. Julie McCulloch and Phil de Lacy added the two other Honeys legs, leaving Frankie Wurrock to seal the 7th leg and match. The Kings recorded a pretty fair 10 tons, Gary Minor 3x100, Matt Cummins 2x100, Fozzard 119,123, Martin Bynorth 117,120 and Ian Sleath top scoring with 138. Tracey Simpson 100 and Simone´s husband Phil 140 were the visitors main scorers.

In the re-arranged game from Halloween, Porterhouse just edged out the Tavern and now take over 6th spot in the league. Peter Ayres was in top form with 3x100 and a couple of game shots. Unfortunately his joke telling hasn’t improved however he somehow still makes you laugh. Don’t know how you do it Peter. Ray Sanderson hit three game shots, whilst wife Sue hit D10 in the team game and 110 in her singles. Tavener Del Lister was his team´s man of the match with a 121 and 3 game shots. 2 former Euronics players are doing well in the current Federation Rankings Tournament. Sam Salt 10x140, 16 wins and Mark Farmer 9x140,1x180,a132 game shot and 17 wins are currently third and joint top respectively in the rankings, albeit after only one round. Darren Sanderson joins Farmer at the top with 2x180,14x140 and a 14 darter. Dave Wharton tops the game shot league with 3 big ones, 111,112 and 126.

Listen to darts chit chat with Kevin Reardon and Paul Durrant on Exite Radio 89.2 and 93.1FM on Saturday aft between 3 and 4 p.m.

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EL PLANTIO 2 GOLF SOCIETY Tuesday 5th November 2013 Yellow Ball Some confusion when we arrived at the clubhouse, was Mel going to be there yes or no! It would spoil the draw for the Yellow Ball made up the day before so Gordon A was in rather a state.

Mel did show up however so in time we started with 15 players on the holes 8 to 3 (I hope you haven’t lost me by now). My team today included Ian H and Frank S, so with two bandito’s nothing could go wrong, I thought. Having started at the 9th more confusion as we reached the 1st and couldn’t find the marker for the NTP as was announced earlier. Two holes later we saw Gordon who explained that the marker was with someone else, so in the end he decided to have the 7th as the hole for an NTP, nice! At the 3rd Ian had the Yellow Ball and his tee shot flew just over the pond only to hit a red stake and the ball dropped back into the water.

After a missed put from short range with the second ball it was a blob on the card and “no point”.

Fortunately I was able to compensate the damage on the 5th when a very long put resulted in a birdie, 2 for 8! However my tee shot at the 7th hit the blue lining on the other side and the ball rolled back in the water. The same happened on the 3rd, this time with the Yellow Ball flying over the pond to the right, hitting a tree and rolling back. In short an adventurous round especially when Ian couldn’t buy a birdie, missing the hole several times by less than an inch. Anyway we did enjoy the day and back on the terrace I told the others that I had been going round with two very subdued bandito’s.

At the presentation the confusion continued when the NTPs were announced for Gordon Abba at the 5th and for a certain Henry (Charles) Mellor at the 7th hole, whom turned out to be Charlie Stewart, claiming that it was about the third time in two years that he had been able to reach the green at the 7th! Third place with a score of 123 was for Martin Rickman, Gordon Wayne and the same Henry (Charles) Mellor, while second with a score 125 was – much to our own surprise – for us, Ian Henderson, Frank Stanhope and yours truly. The winners today with 130 were John O’Brien, Rodger Marshall and Owen. My round with 36 Stableford and two blobs will most certainly result in a nice cut, the first in many weeks.

Next Tues 12th November at El Plantio will be a surprise, to be decided. Put your name down by the Sunday before and make sure to be there on Tuesday on time well before 09.00.

Visitors are welcome, contact Ian Henderson, tel 966 71 6616 or mobile 636 116 230.

ALFIES GOLF SOCIETY 34 members and guests from Alfie's Golf Society headed out to Mar Menor for our October monthly meeting. Slightly overcast but the sun soon came out - a totally different tale to the last time we were here in April when we all got a proper soaking! Mar Menor is not a long course but nevertheless still provides a stern test for golfers of all abilities as an erratic drive or approach shot will almost always find one of the many bunkers around the course, not forgetting the water around 'Amen Corner' on 13, 14 and 15. The course itself was, in my opinion, in very good condition and the greens in particular, which got quicker as they dried later in the day, although in a lot of the bunkers the sand was compacted, probably due to the heavy recent rains, not ground staff neglect.

Onto the match and although several players said they struggled with the pace of the greens, around a third of the field registered 30+ stableford points or more. Nearest the pins on 2nd and 17th went to Jim Gilbert and James Cleary, with Sam Cobley taking the longest drive prize. Mick Scott finished 2nd

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with 36 points, and Gary McGregor taking home the monthly trophy with 37 points. Congratulations to Gary on his first monthly prize of the year. Frank Kendrick would have won the event with 38 points, but Alfie's rules stipulate new members have to submit 3 cards to qualify for monthly prizes, and this was Frank's second.

Mick “the Grip” Reeves came along to Alfie’s Bar after the match, and we presented him with a €100 donation to this year’s British Legion Poppy Appeal. €145 was also raised on the sale of Mick’s Poppy Appeal raffle tickets, the draw being held late November.

The usual thanks to Anita at Alfie's for the post match buffet, and to Mike Probert from Costa Blanca Green Fee Services for arranging the day.

November 28th sees us at Villamartin GC, which is also the final round of the Eclectic Cup. Only 3 places are available out of a maximum 36, so if you want to play, please call in at the bar to see myself or contact Sandie via email – alfiesgolfsociety@gmail.com.

HUB SPORTS BAR GOLF SOCIETY The Hub Golf Society enjoyed their final event of the season at the La Serena course, the day sponsored by PJ´s RentaCars. This is the second year PJs have supported the Hub, with new owners Trevor and Alison Scammell also participating in the Society throughout the season. It also meant the culmination of the Society´s Grand Prix, which runs concurrently at each of the season´s events, members opting for their best 8 scores of 12 designated events. Of the three GP contenders vying for top spot, only one John Eyre, made this week´s podium and that was fourth place. Unusually for Serena all tee boxes were placed at the appropriate coloured plates, bringing many of the numerous water hazards into play at this much improved course. The many lakes consumed a large amount of balls, but the Hubbers still managed 6 birdies, two of which went to Dave Cranston on the 307m, Par 4, 10th and the 167m Par 3, 17th. Those two four pointers contributed to an excellent 22pt back 9 and 36pt total for the top guest prize.

In the Grand Prix, Trevor Scammell and Paul Durrant the two other contenders for the title went out last, accompanied by Eyre, to determine this year´s champion. Scammell had to finish at least 3rd with Durrant more than two places behind to win the event. Eyre had lesser chances of winning, but the possibility was there however, the combinations for victory are too complicated to print. The outcome was a 5th place tie for Durrant and Scammell and a 4th place for Eyre, leaving organiser Durrant in 1st place, handicap secretary Scammell in 2nd and Spurs supporter Eyre in 3rd.

A dodgy winning trio if ever there was one.

A Hub winter league is anticipated for December to February, everyone interested should register their intent at the Hub, Villamartin.

PJs RentaCars Results: N.T.P´s: Hole 9 Dave Lethaby, Hole 13 John Eyre, Hole 17 (in 2) John Eyre. PJ´s Best Guest 4th Paul Aston 26pts, 3rd

By Paul Durrant

Chris Bellman 26pts, 2nd Laurie Brain 34pts, 1st Dave Cranston 36pts.

Grand Prix (12th Event: 4th John Eyre 30pts, 3rd Dave Lethaby 35pts, 2nd Shaun Smith 37pts, 1st Tony Flood 38pts Mick “the Grip” Reeves, was also present for the presentation on behalf of the Orihuela and District Branch of the Royal British Legion. Poppy caps and pin badges were awarded to each of the winners after a successful raffle, conducted by Mick himself raising a creditable three figure sum. Many of the Hub´s patrons were already donning poppies but were happy to generously support such a worthwhile cause.

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Golf Course Price Comments Alenda €92 Two Players and Buggy (not weekends) Alicante €45 Single Green Fee and Buggy (from 2pm) Altorreal €55 Two Players and Buggy (Mon and Fri) Bonalba €90 Two Players and Buggy Corvera €145 Four Players and Two Buggies La Finca €130 Two Players and Buggy La Peraleja €140 Four Players and Two Buggies La Marquesa €100 Two Players and Buggy (Sunday’s only) La Serena €95 Two Players and Buggy Las Colinas €150 Two Players and Buggy (limited times) Las Ramblas €98 Two Players and Buggy Roda €92 Two Players and Buggy (from 1pm) Villamartin €98 Two Players and Buggy (before 9am) Vistabella €84 Two Players and Buggy (weekends) There are also a host of twilight deals available from as little as €30 per person. For bookings and more information contact Mike at info@costa-blanca-greenfees.com or direct on 966 704 752 or 661 345 931 quoting reference LEADER. Quotation of the week “The difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion is the thickness of a prison cell wall” – Failed tax advisor.

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SABA Enterprise League, Monday 4th November: SL Klingons were at home to SM Pulsars, taking shots 108-80, points 12-2. Winners: Sally Cordell, Kevin Bell & Charlie Marigold 15-12. Graham Bird, Darren Johnson & Phil Morrachan 16-10. Margaret Morrison, Keith Phillips & Pat Coffey 18-16. Colin Jackson, Joe Johnson & Mal Hughes 25-14. Bob White, Sheila Cammack & Roy Cordell 17-9.

SL Trekkers away v CB Supernovas taking all 14 pts, shots 123-76.

Well done to: June Jones, Pam Lockett & Keith Jones 23-8. Jean Parkes, John Ester & Paul Parkes 22-15. Ann Holland, Ian Ross & Ray Pollock 19-16. Margaret Rogers, Chris Brooks & Ian Rogers 24-8.

Frank Barclay, Bert Ewart & Mike Lockett 22-17. Roy Brooks, Allen Bowen & Sue Cooper 13-12.

SABA Discovery League: The Romulans were away v HO Falcons & had a great result, shots 141-79 and points 13-1. Winners: Irene Everett, Scott Malden & John Withers 16-13.Margaret Roseveare, Dave Blackie & Arthur France 27-8. Joan Dullaway, Bob Foulds & Peter McEneany 17-17. Janet Wigfield, Ken Dullaway & Ray Clarke 31-9. Sylvia France, Mike Smith & Les Bedford 23-8. Shirley Withers, Barry Roseveare & Trevor Vanner 27-24.

SABA Voyager League: The Vulcans were home to EI Neptunes & had a good result, winning 10-4 points 108-104. Well done to: Frank Gibbons, Marie Henley & Alan Mawer 21-18. Chris Phillips, David Steadman & Jean Hepehi 20-18. Ann Badger, Keith Blood & Brian Badger 23-15. Kevin Hull, Margaret Haines & Dave Brannon 17-12.

Winter League: Wednesday 6th November, El Cid, travelled south on a sunny morning to do battle but they went home with only 1 (closely fought) win. SL Points10-2, shots 106-59. Winners: Allen Bowen, Pam Lockett, Paul Parkes & Pat Coffey 28-7. Jean Parkes, Neil Morrison, Joe Johnson & Mal Hughes 16-13. Kath Reid, Keith Phillips, Roy Cordell & Guiseppe Galleli 25-11. Colin Jackson, Sheila Cammack, June & Keith Jones 23-12. Unfortunately no Berleen team this week but thanks to our team members who kept the focus & played a “friendly” against each other.

Southern League, Friday 8th November, SL Lions away v VB Lanzadores, some close games but the Lions took the overall shots 107-75 so points 8-6. Winners: Janet Wigfield, Kevin Bell & Peter McEneany 23-4. June Jones, Mike Lockett & Keith Jones 26-12.

Margaret Rogers, Graham Bird & Ian Rogers 17-13. SL Tigers, away v La Manga Crusaders, was always going to be a tough match and so it proved with the Tigers only managing to claim 2 points, shots 53155. Well done to Frank Barclay, Keith Philips & Bert Ewart 16-15.

SL Pumas home to EI Outlaws had a better result this week; winning10-4 & shots 109-99. Winning teams: Ann Badger, Bobbie Vanner & Brian Badger 19-14. Judy Carroll, Bill Webb & Dave Blackie 2019. Sadie Hubbard, Tony Campbell & John Ester 23-15. Frank Gibbons, David Brannon & Ray Clarke 21-11. Chicken Drive winners: Sunday 3rd, Jean Parkes & Wednesday 6th, Kevin Hull.

Info June Jones (Capt) 966 18 8920 or Sheila Cammack (Sec) 966 77 3001. By Sheila Cammack.

LA MARINA BOWLS CLUB Sponsored by Jennifer Cunningham An indifferent week for La Marina with all three teams winning 1 game and losing 1 game. On Friday The Dolphins won at home to La Manga Crusaders 12 points to 2 the winning trips being Jill Albutt, Hazel Gries Skip John Albutt: Margaret Jamieson, Dave Hancock Skip Bill Jamieson: Brian Murray, Margaret Finlayson Skip Dave O`Sullivan: Reg Jackson, Jack Chorlton Skip Bill Jones:Angie Butler, Bill Bould Skip Brian Duff. On Monday the Astronauts travelled to Greenlands and came away with 5 points losing the game by 9 points to 5 the winning trips being Paul Tregoing, Jill Albutt Skip John Albutt, Margaret Jamieson, Billl Jamieson Skip Jack Chorlton and Brian Murray, Angie Butler skipped by Dave O`Sullivan picking up a point for a draw.

On Friday the Sharks lost 4 points to 10 at Home to Vistabella the winning trips on the day Janet Parsons, Phil Pape Skip Jim Donnelly: Andy Bartlett, Roy Hart Skip Graham Norris. On Monday the sister team the Explorers won away at La Siesta Apollo’s 8 points to 6 the winning trips Kath Manning, Barry Sadler Skip Maureen Kidd: Janet Parsons, Dave Williams Skip Jim Donnelly: Roger Stacey, John Pryme Skip Alan Castle.

The Seagulls went away to San Miguel Cougars losing by 4 points to 10 the winning trips Ron Garland, Shelia Kirby Skip Len Daniels and Barbara Forshaw, Chris Green Skip Bob Mallett. On Monday the Pathfinders fared better winning 13 points to 1 at home to El Ranch Pinto`s the winning trips Mo Tayor, Shelia Kirby Skip Steve Hindle: Ron Garland, Mo Barker Skip Tom Edwards: Hilary Cronk, Sue Daniels Skip Len Daniels: Barbara Forshaw, Arthur Cronk Skip Bob Mallett: Gina Hindle, Dave Taylor Skip Jim Freeman: and the point being scored by Hazel Towers, Chris Green Skip Dave Hadaway.

On Saturday we held one of our regular fun days sponsored by Jennifer Cunningham the winning trips on the Day Jeff Halfhide, Doug McDaniel Skipped by Derek Shirley .

This Tuesday the 12th Nov we are having a race night at the club, this is a great evening’s entertainment hosted by dodgy Rex some why not if you are at loose end come along and join in the fun.

For further information about La Marina Bowls club contact Steve Hindle on 648 250 035, or see us Facebook.

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FORD-DUNN IS SPANISH CHAMPION Mat Ford-Dunn, Ford-Dunn, SM Master 35 Supermoto Champion of Spain

The final Supermoto race of the year was held at Albaida, Alicante, over the weekend and produced some dramatic racing as all of the Spanish championship titles were up for grabs.

The Ford-Dunn brothers from Murcia have been in devastating form lately, with older brother Mat going into the last round with a 20 point lead in the SM Master 35 championship. Mat was taking no chances in both of his races, he knew that finishing 3rd in each race would be enough to win him the championship title. The Racing was close with the top 3 riders all capable of winning the championship battling for the lead. The battle went down to the last corner of the last lap when the rider in 2nd position crashed causing Mat who was right behind him to stall his bike as he desperately tried to avoid the fallen rider.

The large crowd at the race fell silent as the race commentator went into overdrive describing the frantic action below him as both riders desperately tried to re-start their bikes. But it was Mat who kept his cool and fired his bike up first and raced to the finish line to take 2nd position in the race and give him a points lead that the others could not better, making him Spanish Champion for 2013.

Anthony Ford-Dunn was racing in the premier, SM Open championship with the championship title already out of his grasp due to him

missing the first two races of the season his aim was to secure 4th position in the title standings. Fresh from his wins at the previous Spanish and Catalan championship rounds Anthony was in great form but the dusty low grip dirt section was favouring his competitors on the KTM machinery and he was struggling for grip on his Supermotoland Honda.

He battled hard and was one of three riders that fought for the win in each of his three races. He managed an impressive 3rd, 2nd and 3rd positions that gave him 3rd overall for the days racing and secured him 4th overall in the 2013 SM Open Spanish championship. A great days racing as he stood on the podium with the reigning Spanish Champion Francesco Cucharrera who had just secured his 5th Spanish Championship title The Brothers and their sponsors ‘Advance Moves International removals’ and ‘Stratton Motorsports’ would like to thank the many race fans and supporters that turned up to the event and experienced a great days racing culminating in both Ford-Dunn Brothers finishing 2nd and 3rd on the podium and Mat clinching the SM Master 35 championship.

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Sponsored by Autos Direct San Miguel & TV Choice The Albatrosses travelled to Monte Mar last Monday to face the Toreadors and gave them a mauling, with a 12 – 2 win by 116 shots to 74. Wins came from, Martin Foulcer, Les Barber and Ian Kenyon, Gail Watson, Stuart Allman and Fred Willshire, Sheila Cox, Dane Howard and Richard Lee, Sandra Burrows, Neil Burrows and Mike Regan and Tony French, Barbara and Arthur Brown. The Eagles were not quite so successful on their trip to La Siesta losing 10 – 4 to the Sputniks and by 132 shots to 81. Our 4 points came from Ken Savage, Jim Dempsey and Jim Harwood and Mo Foulcer, Jim Marshall and Diane Hudson.

On Tuesday we proved once again that Vistabella can hold their own with the big boys. We took on San Miguel in the CBBA 20/20 knockout competition and thanks to wins away from Gail Watson and Fred Willshire in the pairs and wins at home from Maggie Furness in the singles, Stuart Allman and Richard Lee in the pairs topped off by a storming performance from Tony French, Tom Furness and Allan (Walk on water) Sinclair we took the tie on shot difference by 148 shots to 141. We now have to face Javier Green in the next round another tough assignment as demonstrated by our Winter League game the following day.

Yes, on Wednesday our Winter League game was away to Javier Green and despite reports that they were not having a good season so far this quickly became hard to believe when we saw the strength of the team we were facing and so it proved. We lost on three rinks, drew on one and only Gail Watson, Mike Cox, Maggie Furness and Fred Willshire were able to produce a win, Sheila Cox, Barbara Brown, Les Barber and Arthur Brown drew to give us 3 points to Javier’s 9 as we lost the shots by 102 to 79.

Friday’s Southern League game for the Lanzadores was at home to fellow league leaders San Luis Lions and as expected we had a tough battle. We managed to win on 3 of the 6 rinks but unfortunately lost the overall shots by 107 to 75 which meant an 8 – 6 points victory for San Luis. Our winning trips were Beryl Regan, Stuart Allman and Richard Lee, Tony French, Ian Kenyon and Mike Regan and Gail Watson, Mike Cox and Fred Willshire. The Conquistadors had a bye this week so were able to stay at home and relax. Plenty of action again next week let’s hope for some more good results.

Sponsored By Totus and Dragon Insurance Another fine win by 10-2 at La Siesta, saw our Winter League team stretch their unbeaten run to 5 matches. And the winners are: G Bater, M Veale, L Greenland, S Cantley 19-9. C Thomas, H Cork, I Brewster, D Greenland 19-12. N Cork, J Westall, L Miller, C Chapman 15-14. S Johnson, M Thomas, B Collins, T Hill 21-17. Although there was no Berleen fixture, the rink of M & S Gray, D Thompson & G Watt, secured a first Berleen victory (21-16) against BBC the previous week, but I forgot to give them a mention - sorry guys!

In the Saba League, Sycamores got back to winning ways, when they beat La Marina Astronauts at home, 9-5. Scoring rinks: M Beardsall, Pete Tomkins, T Lemon 19-15. F Tilley, T Lawton, D Dudding 24-9.

B Doran, Z & J Wilcock 15-13. Over at Quesada, Maples did very well against the Pearls, only losing 6-8 on shots difference. Winning rinks: G Chapman, A Toozer, V Mahomet 27-8. S Stead, S Heath, T Hill 17-15. P Lockley, M Lockley, I Brewster 16-15. Not a good day for the Chestnuts, who lost 14-0 against La Siesta Pioneers.

A first defeat of the season, as Elms went down 10-4 against Cavaliers at Emerald Isles, in the Southern League. Well done: F Tilley, P Lockley, M Edwards 20-15. M Lockley, Penny Tomkins, M Fryatt 2810. Oaks had a superb 12-2 victory at home to El Rancho, courtesy of these boy & girls: M Veale, Lynn Greenland, S Cantley. J Collins, B Miller, B Collins. S Johnson, S Mahomet, D Greenland. J Pocock, M Brown, B Pocock. S Stead, A Toozer. Away at La Marina, Cedars came off 2nd best against Dolphins. Here's the point scorers: B Norris, Jim Oliver, M Kilby (drew), N Inwood, D Thompson, J Redfern (won).

Twenty two bowlers participated in the recent 'Totus and Dragon Insurance challenge' Saturday club morning. Prize winners were: 1st.

S Gray. 2nd. D Lawton. 3rd. Joan Oliver. 4th. T Hill. The wooden spoon went to D Giddings.

Until further notice, please send all results etc to Sandra's email, which is: merquis123@gmail.com, as some sad moron has kindly 'hacked' into mine! Greenlands Bowls Club are pleased to announce that any prospective new members are welcome. All non members, including holiday makers, are invited to join in Saturday morning 'Totus and Dragon Insurance challenge' club sessions. Please contact Hayley in the bar/restaurant area, on 966 844 399, for further details.

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COUNTRY BOWLS REPORT

By Lynne Bishop Explosive Bowling on November 5th resulted in Eric Bishop winning a beautiful hamper kindly donated and presented by Chelsie Roberts of Avalon Funeral Plans. It was a fun morning mainly of bowling to obscure targets, Eric was the outstanding winner with Jenny Chaplin and Lin Watkins winning a bottle of wine each for the ladies.

Afterwards Charlie Watkins gave Chelsie a crash course on bowling to a jack. We then retired to the Restaurant for a lovely lunch, but where were the Bangers, come on!

Southern League Ramblers had a good win playing the Royals at Horadada, four winning rinks from Jenny Chaplin, Charlie Watkins & Ken Cuthbert 25 -12. StJohn Broadhurst, Sue & Barry Norris 21-14.

Lynne Bishop, Ray Emmett & Eric Bishop 26-22 and Lin Watkins, Trevor Cox & Dave Chaplin 16-15. Overall shots, Ramblers 113 (10) - 104 (4) Royals. Well done Ramblers.

The SABA Supernovas experienced a bit of a pasting, losing all six rinks to the San Luis Trekkers on Monday. There were two teams who unfortunately lost on the last end, unlucky for Derek Gunning, Joel Fernandez & Karen Kirk also Billy Price, Linda Roscoe & John Palmer, better luck next game all.

We are always looking for new bowlers to come and join us, coaching is available to newbies.

Tel. Dave Chaplin 968041367 or Barry Norris Tel. 967370937 www.countrybowlsclub.com

MONTEMAR BOWLS CLUB Sponsored by Super Value Monday 4th Nov the Matadores were away to Emerald Isle Moonrakers Winning on 2 Rinks and Drawing on 1 Rink Plus getting the overall Shots. Sue Kemp, Ian Gibbons, Skip Brian Zelin 37-12.

Ethal Finan, Mike Farrelly, Skip Tony Finan 30-7. Lynne Armitage, Stan Rutledge, Skip Colin Armitage 16-16. Shots, Matadors 117Emerald Isle 111.Points Matadores 7- Emerald Isle 7.

Monday 4th Nov the Toreadors were at Home to Vistabella Albatrosses disappointingly only Winning on 1 Rink. Tony Pardo, Sue Bounds, Skip Dave Buckland 17-12. Shots, Toreadors 74 - Vistabella 116. Points, Toreadors 2- Vistabella 12.

Wednesday 6th Nov MonteMar made the long trip in the Winter League to Benitachelle and we came away with a very good result, Winning on 3 Rinks and only losing the overall shots by 1, and Drawing the Berleen14-14. Lynne Armitage, June Young, Ian Gibson, Skip Colin Armitage 22-15. Rowena Good, Harry Dobson, Brian Zelin, Skip Bill Young 18-12. Geraldine Fisher, Sue Kemp, Mike Farrell, Skip Gordon Fisher 17-15. Shots MonteMar 79 - Benitachelle 80. Points MonteMar 6- Benitachelle 6.

Friday 8th Nov the Matadors were at Home to La Siesta Blues Winning on 3 Rinks and Drawing on 2 Rinks. Sue Kemp, Brian Zelin, Skip David Eaves 29-20. Joan Harding, Harry Dobson, Skip Bill Young 26-12. Geraldine Fisher, Mike Farrell, Skip Gordon Fisher 2618. Lynne Armitage, Ian Gibbons, Skip Colin Armitage 14-14.

Rowena Good, Joe Ridley, Skip Diane Ridley 16-16. Shots Matadors 129 - La Siesta 99. Points Matadors 10 - La Siesta 4.

For further Information about MonteMar Bowls and Social Club, Please contact Club Captain Colin Armitage 966619010 ex 01066 or visit our web site www.montemarbowls.com or on Facebook.

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LA SIESTA BOWLS

By Norman Adcroft CBBA Southern Leagues. The Blues welcomed El Rancho Mustangs winning on 3 rinks, and gaining overall shots, only losing by 1 shot one 1 rink and by 3 shots on another Winning rinks, Eileen & Alan Barton with Brian Harman 22-8, Sheila Chorley, Sue Jordan & Jean Cooper 22–13, and Barbara Cooper, Doug Smith & Derek Pickwick 19–12. The Golds were away to El Rancho Raiders Never the easiest of green to play, but the team played their hearts out, having a strong crosswind to contend with. A great result for us though, winning on 4 rinks, losing 2, and gaining the overall shots 104-95.

Points to us 10-4. Our winning rinks were Hilary Clarke, John Clarke & John Ball 16-7 Jeannie Clements, Bert Bell & Colin Lloyd 21-15, Carol Broomfield, George Seaman & Ivan Goodsell 23-21, Dave Davies, Carol Thorpe, Gary Thorpe 17-6.

SABA Voyager and Enterprise Leagues.4th Nov. The Apollo’s had a home game against La Marina Explorers, a game we should have won but just couldn’t finish off. Our winners were, Barbara Cooper, Pat Harmon, Brian Fraser, 18-13, John Moss, Brian Gardner, Jean Cooper, 2110, Joy Gardner, Sue Jordan, Brian Harmon, 16-15. Points, 6-8 La Marina. The Pioneers had a wonderful win beating the Greenland’s Chestnuts on all six rinks and not surprisingly taking the shots 146-61. 14-0 Pioneers.

Winners were Gill and Ron Sheldon with Peter Knapp 32-8, Hilary Clarke, Norman Murphy and Ivan Goodsell 30-11, Sheila and Roy Millward with Terry Baylis 22-8, George Seaman, Bert Bell, Dave Livesey 23-12, Izzie Bell, Kathleen Knapp and Carol Thorpe 21-10 and Jean Murphy, John Clarke, Gary Thorpe 18-12. The Sputniks had last minute pullouts but covered just minutes before the start of the game. It was good to welcome many old friends from Vistabella Eagles to La Siesta for our afternoon match. On paper, a close game was on the cards, but on the day, we just wanted it more. A very friendly but competitive match followed and we came out 10-4 winners, winning on four rinks and taking the shots 132-81. Our winners were Jeanie Clements, John Owen, Colin Lloyd, 32-9, Penny Porter, John Lincoln, John Porter, 25-6, Dawn Taylor, John Taylor, Ken Combstock, 29-16 Ann Edgerton, Liz Combstock, Harold Charleton, 22-13.

Winter League 6th Nov Our host today were Greenland’s, but we only managed to win on one rink.

Bernadette McDonnell, George Griffiths, Jim Hudson, Sue Jordan, 22-12. Two of the other games could have gone either way but unfortunately, not to us.

Shots 74-86 to Greenlands. as were the points 2 -10. We’ll hopefully do better next week.

Chicken and Egg result 6th Nov. Chicken, Brian Thomason, Wine, Roy Howard, Eggs. Vern.

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By Janet Thomas SABA San Miguel Pulsars played away to San Luis not a good day we were on all 6 rinks at one point, then after about the 10th ends the wheels fell off and we only managed to win on 1 rink. Meteors played at home to Emerald Isle Titans this was a very close game, some rinks were very close but we made up on two rinks to get the overall. Shots for 129 shots against 98 Points for 10 points against 4.

WINTER LEAGUE SOUTHERN LEAGUE 6th November, saw the winter league travelling North in convoy, to our good friends at Bonalba. After the previous year, playing in very bleak and windy conditions, the weather could not have been more opposite, with lovely hot sunshine, it could have been glorious June, not Christmas just around the corner! Anyway, the games got underway, and from the start, three of the rinks took the lead, never to look back, and winning convincingly. The two other games were much closer, and very nip-andtuck. However Sabrina's rink picked 6 shots up on the 16th end, which finally gave them the victory, but unfortunately the other rink lost on the last end, after quite a battle. So finally the score finished at 10-2 with San Miguel gaining the aggregate. A light lunch was served after the match, on the patio, with everyone enjoying the sunshine and company.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE Jaguars played at home to La Marina Sharks This was a good game played against very good bowlers we managed a win on 2 rinks and a draw on 1 rink, but we got the overall shots which gave us 7 points and La Marina 7 points, overall shots for 96 against 89. Any information on San Miguel Bowls Club please contact Eileen on 966 73 0376

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DIVISION A Greenlands Oaks Horadada Royals Montemar Matadors San Miguel Jaguars Vbella Lanzadores

126 104 129 96 75

P San Luis Lions 4 Vbella Lanzadores 4 Country B Ramblers 4 Montemar Matadors 4 Greenlands Oaks 4 San Miguel Jaguars 4 Horadada Royals 4 La Siesta Blues 4 La Marina Sharks 4 El Rancho Mustangs 4

12 4 10 7 6

El Rancho Mustangs CBowls Ramblers La Siesta Blues La Marina Sharks San Luis Lions

W 4 3 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 0

D 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0

L 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 4

OW F 15 448 16 420 14.5 409 12.5 439 13 429 11 425 11 402 10 395 9.5 367 7.5 363

2 10 4 7 8

A 338 388 433 394 393 375 444 428 434 470

80 113 99 89 107 Diff 110 323 -24 45 36 50 -42 -33 -67 -107

Pts 38 6 33 31 30 28 26 22 21 18

DIVISION 'B' Em Isle Cavaliers 115 La Manga Crusaders 155 La Marina Dolphins 118 Mazarron Miners 107 Quesada Swallows 123

10 12 11 10 12

Greenlands Elms San Luis Tigers Greenlands Cedars San Miguel Cougars La Marina Seagulls

P Em Isle Cavaliers 4 Greenlands Elms 4 La Marina Dolphins 4 Quesada Swallows 4 La Manga Crusaders 4 San Miguel Cougars 4 Mazarron Miners 4 La Marina Seagulls 4 San Luis Tigers 4 Greenlands Cedars 4

W 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 0

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 4

OW F 18 489 14.5 465 14.5 448 14 438 12 451 11.5 399 10.5 369 10 377 8.5 355 6.5 328

4 2 3 4 2 A 310 361 374 403 404 429 466 427 465 480

88 53 84 93 92 Diff 179 104 74 35 47 -30 -97 -50 -110 -152

Pts 44 35 35 32 28 27 25 22 19 13

DIVISION 'C' El Rancho Raiders La Siesta Golds La Siesta Silvers San Luis Pumas P Quesada Swifts 4 La Siesta Golds 4 Em Isle Claymores 4 Em Isle Outlaws 4 La Siesta Silvers 4 Vbella Conquists 3 Montemar Toreadors 3 San Luis Pumas 3 El Rancho Raiders 3

99 6 115 10 112 12 109 10 W 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 0

Quesada Swifts Montemar Toreadors Em Isle Claymores Emerald Isle Outlaws D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 2 2 3 2 2 2 3

OW 18 16 11 10 11 10 8 7 5

F 471 443 408 396 365 287 278 271 279

8 4 2 4

A 332 363 409 427 414 301 322 334 296

91 89 75 99 Diff 139 80 -1 -31 -49 -14 -44 -63 -17

Pts 42 40 26 24 24 22 18 16 12

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ELCHE IT’S TOUGH IN THE MIDDLE! ELCHE CF ...0 VILLARREAL ..1 GETAFE ....1 ELCHE CF ....1 It’s been a hard five days for Elche, but a

BY JOHN valuable away point counts for a lot in these MCGREGOR early stages of the season. On Monday

with Ghananian striker Boakye upfront, Manu now injured until the New Year. Only twenty minutes had gone when Getafe scored, the ball not cleared by Elche’s defence and Pedro Leon hitting a long shot just inside Herrera’s post: but that apart the Illicitanos were holding the Madrid side well.

In the second half, as though sensing they had little to fear from Getafe the Franjiverdes got forward more, and began to create good chances.

Midway through the half Aaron burst down the left, flashed his cross over and there was striker Boakye at the near post to steer his header beautifully wide of Moya to deservedly drag Elche level. With ten minutes to go Javi Marquez retired in favour of Stevanovic, the Bosnian international coming on for his first league appearance: he was immediately booked for diving, not an auspicious start. Fidel also came on for Aaron but with little impact, and the match fizzled out with a draw a fair result.

If you asked almost every Elche supporter at the start of the season if after thirteen games would it be acceptable if the club were mid-table with fourteen points, the answer would be a resounding ‘yes’ . So with three wins, five draws and five defeats behind them and with some strong La Liga teams below we must all be happy. With the international break coming next week it will give the injuries time to heal and more work done on the training ground as coach Fran Escriba strives to find his strongest side - and he has plenty of options to choose from.

A hard week, yes, but our local boys are doing OK… Mucho Elche!

evening fourth-placed Villarreal came to the City of Palms, and although the Illicitanos didn’t deserve to win, they didn’t deserve to lose either. Strangely for the first time for ages quicksilver Coro didn’t start upfront, coming on halfway through the second half, his replacement Aaron. In the first half Manu del Moral flashed his header against the bar which could have put Elche ahead, but Villarreal had their moments too, looking especially dangerous on the break. They are a very competent side with few weaknesses and for the Franjiverdes to hold them, stop them from scoring, and make chances against them was an excellent performance. Half-way through the second half centreback and defensive rock David Lomban had to go off injured and on came one of last season’s heroes Peligrin to replace him – and he played well.

But… it happens to every team. At 90 minutes gone, with everyone was settling for a goalless draw the normally-excellent Damian Suarez missed his man on the half-way line who set off at speed for goal.

From the byline the winger slipped it inside and it took two touches, one a miscue until it was pushed past Herrera: ultimate despair and frustration for everyone connected with Elche to Boakye celebrates his 60th minute equaliser lose like that in the final on Saturday evening at Getafe minute. www.elchecf.com That was Monday evening. On Saturday the Illicitanos were in the capital to take on fifth-placed Getafe, another sound La Liga side. Lomban was still out injured, so the experienced Peligrin continued to ably deputise, as Cisma did at left back for Albacar. A major frustration for Elche on Monday was left winger Fidel, seeing much of the ball but doing so little with it.

Subsequently he lost his place to Javi Marquez, returning to boost the midfield with Ruben Perez and Carlos Sanchez,

CF Mil Palmeras Football Roundup CF Mil Palmeras 0 - 5 CD Cox Sponsored by Sunshine FM This team need to learn quickly about there positional sense because the fight and determination is there in abundance but they are being let down by not knowing where to be and when.

After a very slow start we got going and were unlucky to go 1 down when aaron made a great save only for the rebound to be tapped in when the attacker was clearly yards offside.

All players are giving so much but the jump from 6 a side to 8 a side on a much bigger pitch from last year is proving a hard task to adapt to.

But nevertheless there is enough promise to work with and I'm sure we can improve in the weeks to come.

Man of the match Aaron made some great saves dispite the result.

Vamos Toros!!

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TOP OF THE TABLE CLASH ENDS ALL SQUARE FC TORREVIEJA.........1 CD ELDENSE.................1 Eldense arrived at the Vicente Garcia on Sunday evening having conceded just 3 goals in their dozen Tercera outings, boasting by far the meanest defence in the whole of the 4th level of Spanish Football.

They were also undefeated, having won 9 of this season’s fixtures, dropping points only to Pinoso, Jove and Novelda.

Torrevieja on the other hand, had conceded a hatful of goals on the road but were still to let one in at home......so there was something to give by at least one of the sides, supporters of the Torrevejense just hoped that it would be the visitors that would buckle first.

And despite the occasion being a ‘Club Day’, “no freebies here folks,” a healthy crowd turned up at the Vicente Garcia to cheer their heroes on.

Surprising news in the managers selection, with Obele and Dani Lucas returning from injury but both left out of the starting line up, nevertheless the game got off to a lively start and with Eldense’s Adriane going into the referees notebook for a cynical challenge in the opening seconds of the game it seemed as though the visitors had alraedy set out their stall.

But it was the home side that took the early initiative and with a little more composure from Pastor we could have seen Torry in front as early as the 6th minute, but with time to pick his spot the striker blasted over from close range having been fed in by Alberto.

Entertaining football it was but neither team was able to create anything of note during the following half hour, both defences living up to their miserly reputations. The home side were clearly missing the midfield influence of the suspended Carrasco and as the visitors shaded the middle of the park every one of the Torry players had to be on his toes.

Approaching the half time interval however the Eldense defence was finally breached. An exquisite through ball from Rafa despatched Alberto on a run down the left. He brought the ball infield as the Eldense defence dropped off and when Alberto Macia was drawn off his line the Torry forward slipped the ball under the advancing keeper. Moments later the home side could have doubled their lead but Micro fluffed a reasonably easy effort and so as the half time whistle blew it was the home side that were in the ascendency.

The second period continued in a similar manner with neither side giving very much away. Eldense in particular defended well and were difficult to knock off the ball and it was they who created the first opportunity of the half when Carrion was called into action to save from Petu at close range.

Gasch replaced Pastor on the hour mark to be followed off the bench

by Obele and Dani Lucas but the visitors continued to resist the Torry pressure.

Then on 83 minutes Adriane levelled the scoreline through a crowded area. A corner was hit hard to the near post by Petu. Although it was parried away by Carrion it fell kindly to the feet of the Eldense forward who stabbed it in through a melee of legs. Quite probably just reward to a side that worked hard for each other through the entire game.

There followed 5 minutes of added time in which both sides created additional chances but with no addition to the scoreline a draw was perhaps a fair result.

Next Sunday Torrevieja travel to Ribarroja for a 12 o clock lunchtime kick off

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