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Saturday 02 July 2011
Asian wellbeing arrives in Andalucia
Errors & Omissions: There's no rest for those wicked and awkward prepositions
Saturday 11 June 2011
Here's an awkward sentence, from an article last Saturday about celebrities holidaying in Marbella:
Nick Clarke: Once it was strictly A-list – now they're all in on the act
Saturday 04 June 2011
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The Only Way is Marbella
Saturday 04 June 2011
Back in the Fifties, the Spanish resort was a magnet for movie stars. These days, it's full of reality TV stars with money – and bare flesh – to burn
£137,000 benefits scam pair jailed
Wednesday 25 May 2011
A couple who lived a luxury lifestyle on the back of a £137,000 benefits swindle were both jailed for 16 months today.
Cyclo-therapy: 'You're at much greater risk if you drive or walk, than if you cycle'
Saturday 16 April 2011
As I type this in an airless office, people in short sleeves and sunglasses are frolicking among daffodils and buying their first ice-creams as they enjoy weather that is, I'll be told in tomorrow's papers (alongside photos of young women on Brighton beach), "Hotter Than Marbella!".
Marbella: sun, yachts, and the stench of corruption
Tuesday 04 January 2011
A soap opera trial involving a stellar cast of defendants and claims of bribery worth £577m has gripped Spain
'Because of the nice contracts people are out to get us’ says Hart
Tuesday 09 November 2010
Goalkeeper admits criticism of City has been difficult but that pain of last year's derby defeats hurts more
Mass corruption trial opens
Tuesday 28 September 2010
Ninety-five defendants, including two former mayors, packed a court in the southern Spanish city of Malaga yesterday for the opening of one of Spain's biggest corruption trials.
Cycling: Gilbert takes over Vuelta red jersey
Tuesday 31 August 2010
Philippe Gilbert of Belgium claimed victory on the third stage of the Vuelta a España yesterday to take the leader's red jersey from Mark Cavendish.
Cycling: Hutarovich sprints past Cavendish
Monday 30 August 2010
Yauheni Hutarovich claimed victory on the second stage of the Vuelta a España yesterday after stunning Mark Cavendish in a sprint finish, although it was not enough to wrest the leader's red jersey from the Briton.
Man wanted over drive-by shooting held in Spain
Wednesday 25 August 2010
One of Britain's most wanted men was held by Spanish police tonight after a four-year manhunt.
Britons injured in water pipe explosion
Tuesday 24 August 2010
Four Britons were injured - one seriously - after a water pipe exploded at a Costa del Sol hotel, the Foreign Office said.
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