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Torrevieja will be celebratingCarnival this week with the twomain parades taking place onSunday 7th and Saturday 13thFebruary. On Sunday 7thFebruary at 4.00pm, the first oftwo parades gets underway. TheCarnival Contest Parade startsfrom Plaza María Asunción, justoutside of Mullins Irish Pub, andcontinues along Calle RamónGallud, past the Virgin del

Carmen Cultural Centre, with themain focus being just in front ofthe Town Hall Square andfinishing at Calle Patricio Pérezstreet. The more flamboyantnight carnival takes place thefollowing Saturday 13thFebruary starting at 10.00pmand following the same route.

The parade lasts about 90minutes and thousands ofpeople line the streets.

Hundreds of kilos of sweets arethrown to the watching crowdand more than 1,000 peoplefrom many different school,clubs and associations take part.The night-time parade, has moreof a Brazilian Samnadromeflavour to it, in that it can be alittle more suggestive, but it's alldown in good humour so getout there and enjoy Torrevieja'smost colourful of fiestas.

At about 10.50am onSaturday morning a large crane,that was moving material forsome improvement works to thepaving area of Caballero deRodas, having just anchored atthe junction of this road with theCalle San Pablo. The craneapparently exceeded its ownmaximum lifting power, whenone of the straps attached to the'arm' broke, causing the crane toswivel 180 degrees and causingminor damage on the secondfloor of the Caballero de Rodas,number two, with breakagearound the window frame andbreaking glass.

Fortuitously the first floors ofthis building are offices thatwere empty and nobody wascirculating in the vicinity at thetime, which prevented whatcould have been a tragedyoccurring. Almost immediatelyseveral patrol cars from the localPolice cordoned off the area andblocked traffic. Subsequently, avehicle from the FireDepartment arrived and cleanedup the broken windows and soas to prevent further falling ofglass, secured the tow truck.Although the damage aroundthe street was numerous, noinjuries were reported.

Sir Terry says goodbye

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Work on the Semana Santa Museum is dueto begin any day now but new plans and ideasfor the use of the building have come underfire from the Brotherhoods for whom thebuilding was built. The JMC accuses theMunicipal Government of unilaterallydeciding that the Semana Santa Museum willnow have 300 m2 less as an exhibition spaceas originally planned.

The Brotherhoods who will take to streets intheir first major carry on March 21st, say theyare “shocked by the total lack of dialogue andnews in this regard, since all the informationthat they have received has just been throughleaks to media and press releases. With 300 m2less exposure and two floors of undergroundparking, it seems that, as in the past, they wantto send Christians to the catacombs. "

The president of the Board of Mayor Brotherhoods ofTorrevieja, Jesus Sanchez Seva, in the press releaseissued by the local government in the distributiondetailing what was to be the new Museum of the HolyWeek, explained that the pentapartito have made aunilateral decision that will eliminate about 300 squaremeters of exhibition area of Torrevieja's brotherhoodheritage. According to the Land Registry, the propertythat is now intended to be the Museum on CalleFormentera has an area of just over 920 m2. "With thetwo floors we are now being offered we would have 631m2, almost 300 less than we have now, where we arealready fully saturated", said the President. However, twobasement floors are offered, but here you cannot placean exhibition, as they are designed for storage andplaced eleven meters below street level. The decision ofthe Municipal Government also leaves the Board of

Mayor Guilds without any office or place to dopaperwork or as a meeting room, which itself is availableto the current Museum.”

Jesus Sanchez has expressed the "unpleasant feeling"that has meant learning permanently about the futureof the museum through leaks to the media and pressreleases. The pentipartido, who by their own admissionconsists of some councillors, including the mayor, whodo not wish to attend religious events, see the plannedSemana Santa Museum as a "multi-purpose property"that will have to be modified because it does nottechnically fit the new purposes that the pentapartitowants. Furthermore, he was "astonished" at the lack ofdialogue with the JMC on this issue, for what is stillwaiting for a meeting was requested with thecouncilman of Culture. "Such has been the lack of tactwith a simple visit to the current units and an exchangeof views -considers the president would have been

sufficient to ensure that the proposal is whollyinadequate to house the heritage of Holy Week,which only looking at thrones alone, has more thantwenty."

The president of the processions said it has thefeeling that "ideologies have prevailed in thisdistribution, rather than economic efficiency orutility of the building, because the new museumwould become a cultural and tourist reference tothe city." "With less than 300 m2 exhibition and twofloors underground it seems that, as in other times,you want to send Christians to the catacombs"concluded Sanchez Seva. In this situation, the Boardof Mayor Guilds will convene a meeting of Plenumof the entity, citing the Executive Committee,Presidents of the fourteen fraternities and olderbrothers, to approach the City Council to keep the

current Museum or reconsider the space offered asinsufficient." The Board of Mayor Guilds, asks for theMuseum to be completed and that it is intended for thepurpose it was designed.

It should also be remembered that the currentmuseum opened in 1991, and since then, the steps andfixtures of the 14 fraternities have multipliedexponentially. Therefore, the new building for theMuseum of the Holy Week would, as was projected atthe time, a space with a real museum concept, which islacking in the current infrastructure. The JMC is bettingthat the new museum will serve to take a decisive step,to have a living building, at the forefront of this type ofspace, the disclosure of assets (embroidery, jewellery,carving, music, audio-visual and imagery) is rotating andgo progressively changing, presenting a permanent,according to the current size of our processions andalways towards Torrevieja's renewal.

Torrevieja Association Afecáncer, is an independent,non-profit association, which aims to help people withcancer and their families by providing the means toimprove their quality of life and raise awareness of theimportance of prevention. It was founded on March24th, 2012; its first president being Laura Martínez Boj.Today has over one hundred members and its board ischaired by Maria Luisa Martinez Martinez.

It is one of the most active associations in the servicefor people with cancer and their families, offeringinformation, support and guidance plus Psycho-oncology care to patients and families to help them dealwith sufferers, bereavement and loss. They also work toprovide economic aid to patients at risk of socialexclusion and help with employment programs andhome help. They also offer a social outreach service andawareness programs and smoking cessation courses. Atthe moment they are conducting a workshop activerelaxation for pain control given by Carmen Pacheco,every Thursday at 7.00 pm, that's open to the public ingeneral, and remains free of charge but it is given inSpanish. Besides being run by a psycho-oncologist

expert, they are now launching aprogram of employment help for womenwith cancer.

One of the many supporters ofAfecáncer are the traders on Calle Zoa.On Saturday January 23rd they held aceremony of thanks for the merchants inthe Zoa District at their headquarters atLos Molinos No. 6. During ChristmasAfecáncer worked on activities in the ZoaDistrict's on December 23rd and January4th with merchants of this district to helprevitalize trade. Over the two days,traders offered clients chocolate, rouladeand special incentives for a smalldonation with the funds raised allowingAfecáncer to implement a projectemployment for women with cancer.

The younger ones enjoyed inflatables,face painting and a visit from Santa Clausand the Three Kings. Afecáncer want to thank all thetraders in the Zoa District for “your willingness tocooperate with Afecáncer and we give you all our energyfor all your future projects to help make them a success.”

The International Cancer Day is on Thursday February4th, Thursday, when Afecáncer will have a memorialceremony in the Town Hall Square with the Mayor, the

Councillor for NGOs and also the poet Tony Coslm, whowill sign his latest book of poems with all proceedsgoing to Afecáncer. The offices are Afecáncer at LosMolinos nº6, in the Barrio del Calvario. They are openfrom Monday to Friday from 10.30am to 1:30pm. Phonesare 965 074 375 and 640 545 490. Free psycho-oncologycare is provided by Sonia Abellan; phone 699 459 025.

Afecáncer

Semana Santa Museum in chaos

With the new addition of the Cityof Salt, there are now 131municipalities that are part of thisproject as announced by CouncillorAdrian Ballester. As from last week,the municipality of Torrevieja is partof the Moderniza 7.0 Plan of theProvincial Council of Alicante, anincorporation that will to allow theprovincial government to implementan efficient electronic administrationthrough various activities includingMunicipal Web portal, digitalsignature, stamp body, assetmanagement, licensing agreements,software and local council in thecloud are just some of the servicesthat they can now offer thetorrevejense local authority via theInternet.

The incorporation of this Torreviejaprogram is the result of negotiationscarried out previously for the populationto offer its residents the opportunity tomake various transactions via Internet.The provincial institution acts as yourpartner, making available to the workersin this local administration, technical andhuman tools needed. Ballester specifiedthat "this program has already 131municipalities of Alicante, of the 141 thatmake up the province, which have joined

the project of the provincial governmentthat generates more than six millioneuros in municipalities savings."

The technological support providedby the Computing Service of theProvincial Council of Alicante alsoincludes the development of a Mapsportal, which includes tourist andcommercial information of themunicipalities, as well as mobileapplication MunicipApp ALC, which isable to connect in real time with thecorporate website of municipalities withaccess to information from any mobile

device. Also, theprovincial institution willoffer continued technicalassistance provided tocouncils to help themresolve any queriesimmediately.

"There are alreadymore than 160 webportals designedthrough the council,both for municipalities asfoundations and touristbodies, creating a moreflexible management ofadministrativeprocedures and a moreaccessible service,

operating 24 hours a day", pointed outthe deputy, who stated that "the ultimatebeneficiary of the implementation ofthese benefits is always the citizen whocan access a nearby and usefuladministration, according to their needs."

Moreover, the Provincial Council ofAlicante is offering a series of workshopsacross the province to facilitate the

adaptation of the consistory to theTransparency Act and its implementationin the local administration, a service thatthe provincial government providesmunicipalities adhering to the Plan forModernization. The municipalities ofCocentaina, Villena, Denia and Rojaleshave held these days already. In thissense, Ballester explained that "in recenttimes the public administration isundergoing a series of legislativechanges which logically require specifictraining and is why the Council ofAlicante has been involved in helpingmunicipalities to adapt to the new lawand expose the tools, resources and toolsthat will facilitate this process."

However, one should be quick to pointout that even after six months in power,the city's www.Torrevieja.es website isstill in need of many updates, is withoutany contact information for councillorsand has been criticized for its lack oftransparency and lack of ease of use bythe Valencian government. One can buthope that this will bring the program upto scratch.

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Torrevieja's councillor of Youth andSports, Pablo Samper, reported that thenew winter schedule of the Departmentof Youth for the months of February andMarch is available. The councillor stressedthat for yet another year the Youth Expowill be held, moving to the Virgen delCarmen Cultural Centre on 15th and 16thMarch. The councillor recalled that it is anevent "by and for the youth of the city,but can be accessed by all public and it'san opportunity to meet with universitiesand institutes of the city, who will bepresenting their educational offers;degrees and diplomas; plus trainingcentres, businesses and othergovernment agencies. All this to facilitateaccess to resources and programs thatcurrently exist in both the public andprivate sectors and with young people asmain target."

Moreover, Samper indicated that theyremain committed to the youth trainingcourses with two officers with access toofficial degree information and they willbe offering Course Monitor courses,youth education and a course of basicoperations in the kitchen at the CDT, acourse exclusively for young people fromTorrevieja's Youth Guarantee program.The councillor pointed out that this is aprovincial program to improve theemployability of young people aged 16to 29 who do not study or work.Information is available from the Centrefor Information and Youth Animation(CIAJ), as a collaborating centre. They alsohave sport recruitment and trainingcourses for football referees incooperation with the delegation toinclude officials from Orihuela.

As for leisure activities such as newalternative leisure Saturdays, these arepresented in collaboration with the localYouth Association in the region, offeringalternative leisure among young peoplethrough evenings of games, role playing,workshops, tournaments and otheractivities. The trip to Sierra Nevada is alsoincluded for skiing and snowboarding,which takes place from 4th to 6th March,after having to postpone it due to lack ofsnow in January. On Easter Saturday 26thMarch they have also scheduled partygames, gaming consoles in the Virgin delCarmen Cultural Centre with differenttournaments and competitions ondifferent platforms to coincide withstudent holidays at Easter.

The spring schedule along with areview of the new powers of the Council,after changing the activities that can beperformed by the IVAJ office, such as theissuance of all youth cards (Youth Card,international student, Hostelling andothers) and regional youth informationby the Department, will also be available,once the agreements are approved forthis purpose between IVAJ JoveGeneralitat and City Council Torrevieja,which at present, according to theCouncillor of Youth, is pending.

Samper pointed out that informationand registration for interested partiesshould go to CIAJ or contact theDepartment on 965 714 072, 606 055 291for WhatsApp, e-mail:[email protected] or through socialnetworks of the Youth Council.

This week, from Thursday 4th thruSunday 7th February, a total of 21establishments are involved with abringing you a fun gastronomic routeoffering a variety of casseroles and goodwine. Councillor for Hospitality, ManuelaOsuna, President of the HospitalityAssociation of Torrevieja, JoaquínGuillamo and vocal Martineti Marco,presented the third edition of "TheCazuelica and Wine". Osuna said that: “21catering establishments have joined thisinitiative for which each has preparedtwo casseroles and a wine selected forthe occasion. As in previous editions,there is a set price of 2.00€ for thecasserole and 1.50€ for wine.”

Among the dishes you will find includethe long tradition specialties on offer inthe town, like the octopus stew, stew Rajaand others in which the main character isthe sepia. Do not miss the casseroles withmeat, such as oxtail with chickpeas orveal prepared with various sauces. Eachrestaurant has chosen a wine toaccompany the two dishes they haveprepared, along with wines withdenomination of origin Rioja, Castilla LaMancha, Alicante, Rivera del Duero andCampo de Borja.

Guillamo said that "participants havebeen asked to ensure the quality andabundance of 'cazuelitas' is varied anddifferent, for whom the taste is satisfied".The Association is working hard toexpand the gastronomic calendar of theentity "incorporating a new event" in

which they hope to have the cooperationof the City. Martineti said that thisgastronomic event has been designedfrom its inception as a way to engageboth small and large restaurants,especially for those who are a littlesmaller because "the association is forall".

Those participating this week are:Restaurante La Mata “Felisa”, RestauranteBarlovento, La Bodeguilla del Mullins,Restaurante Las Columnas, Vela Centro,Restaurante La Marisquería de Torrevieja,Mesón Rincón Gallego, La CantinaCubana, Tasca Bahía Copas & Tapas, TascaNueva Bahía, Restaurante Rincón deCapis, Bar Tapería, Los Zamoranos BarRestaurante, Bahía, Restaurante, LaEncina Restaurante, El Puerto CocederoMarisquería, Aguamarina Mesón, LaHuertica Mesón, Real Restaurante elNovillo and Restaurante Nautilus.

Torrevieja joins Modernize Plan 7.0of the Provincial Council of Alicante

"Cazuelicas and good wine"

Kids Stuff

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Torrevieja has been chosen as one of the pilotcities for a commerce and trading incentive calledBeHappy2. The company's internationalexpansion of BeHappy2 has chosen Torrevieja as a"pilot city" for Spain as the incentive opens up inother countries like Belgium, Russia and the stateof Florida (USA).

It's an ambitious project that through theirvirtual shopping malls they hope to create a widesocial network. It aims to support and promotesmall and medium business, reaching small andmedium enterprises. After 5 years of studying thesocial behaviour of buying and selling, activity andmovement of population and tourism, in additionto the needs of SME support collateral, BH2launches its platform as a way to buy / sell tobusinesses who have a physical presence in thestreets of our cities and are not just a virtual entity.Already more than 200 suppliers (and businesses)of Torrevieja have joined as part of ShoppingCentres 'BeHappy2', currently reaching more than15% of the population as potential customersTorrevieja.

The innovative platform that has devised amethodology - to exist today in the world of cyberconsumption. In its international expansion - inthe coming months - BH2 has shown itscommitment to cities such as Moscow, St.Petersburg, plus Belgium and in the State ofFlorida in the US, where the city of salt will be thebenchmark for BeHappy2 icon.

Your next purchase can be absolutely free.Invite your friends to register with BEHAPPY2. Witheach of their purchases, you get 'happys' and withthose points, you can buy whatever you want. Allfor free and just for inviting friends to join. At

BEHAPPY2 makes you happy when your friendsbuy something. You will receive Happy-pointswith every purchase by your friend via BEHAPPY2,because when you pay for a purchase withHappys, this is yours absolutely 'free'. There is not asignup fee either. Register now and invite (throughtheir menu) your friends to do the same. And enjoya unique and innovative online buyingexperience, together with your friends. You toocan be BEHAPPY2 …

With each purchase you make throughBEHAPPY2, you can contribute your bit for theoperation of an association, such as club charity orNGO. BEHAPPY2 can be an additional source ofincome for the association, in addition todonations, sponsors and events. As you makepurchases in the online shopping mall of yourchoice, you also contribute to the continuation ofthe operation of an association.

New stores are being added all the time andshould those stores where you love to buy, are notyet available on BEHAPPY2, don’t worry, just letthem know and they will try and make it happen.There are a lot of stores that have not yetdiscovered the benefits of BEHAPPY2. Let yourretailers know you're waiting for them toBEHAPPY2 or send them an email with the detailsof the store to [email protected]. Theywill then definitely check with the store. Moreinformation http://www.behappy2.com andFacebook:http://www.facebook.com/BeHappy2Spain.

By Andrew AtkinsonLos Montesinos is preparing

for the town's Carnival Party -Carnaval Los Montesinos - onSaturday February 6th. TheCarnival, staged in the SacredHeart Plaza, will commence at5.00pm, where children andadults are invited to enjoy thefeast of Carnival 2016, withmusic, animation and thetraditional chocolate milk.

Elsewhere around the town,the 'Ruta Inaugural El Mirador dela Vega' took place on Sunday,January 31st, with a tourdesigned and created by themembers of the Workshop ofEmployment Vega Baja Tourism

and Leisure II (promoted byConvega). The route path took inthe Municipalities of Redován,Callosa de Segura and Cox,linking natural places and pointsof interest in the Vega Bajaregion - "The Sierra", "The CaveAhumada" and "The Castle ofSanta Barbara".

Also on Sunday, the YoungMontesinera Judit Garcíapresented the newly publishedNovel: "Teach me to Fly", at theAuditorium of Los Montesinos.The presentation included ananimation and talk show, withmusic by a quartet ofSaxophonists, titled: "YouthMusic". The Mayor of LosMontesinos Jose Manuel Butron,and Rosa Belen Moran,Councillor for Culture attended.

Los Montesinos tostage 'Carnaval' 2016Torrevieja behappy2

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By Andrew AtkinsonLos Montesinos, Quesada, Villamartin,

Campoamor, Benijofar, Los Altos andTorrevieja have all been featured on TV inthe last few weeks - in the midst of anincrease in property sales in Spain.Figures represented nearly 35,000properties were sold in Spain inNovember 2015 - an increase of 7.3%from the previous 12 months, with 18months on-going sales, according to theGeneral Council of Notaries.

Having purchased a property in the'boom' era of 2004 I can confirm propertyprices in many areas can be purchasedtoday up to 50% cheaper. However, inrecent years, where prices really hit 'rock-bottom' with sales being snapped up foras little as 30,000 euros - yes 30,000 euros- those days appear to have ended. A 2bedroomed, 1 bathroom apartment, withsolarium, was sold at auction for 30,000euros. Also 2 bedroomed properties inthe region of 45,000 euros have also beensold on the South Costa Blanca

Figures show Apartment salesregistered an increase of 6.2% year-on-year; the increase in sales of free priceapartments being +8.3%; and sales ofsecond hand apartments +12.2%. Incontrast the number of transactions onnew build housing declined for the 10thconsecutive month, to -18.6%. Figures forfamily homes in November increased

+11.4% being the ninth consecutivemonth increase.

Popular TV programmes like 'A Place inthe Sun' - who have been filming in LosMontesinos and surrounding areas - hasonce again lead to interest from ex-patsin buying a bargain property, withreductions of up to 50% remaining insome areas, from that of the 'boom' era,and prior to the crash in circa. 2008.

New mortgage loans increased by7.3% year-on-year in November, to25,681 transactions. A moderate increaseof 2.4% year-on-year, being the lowestincrease in 18 months. The Vega Bajatown of Los Montesinos, Alicante, seesprices vary - from 2.5m euros for a 5bedroomed Villa - to that of a 1bedroomed apartment, at approximately40,000 euros. Prices fluctuate, from 1.5meuros, 1 million euros, in the upperechelons; to 165,000-120,000 euros for a3 bedroomed detached Villa. A 2bedroomed, 1 bathroom apartment canbe purchased for approximately 63,000euros. *Prices at January 28, 2016. Pricescan vary from region to region.

'A Place in the Sun' showsoff local properties

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Terry Wogan passed away on Sunday. As theBBC wrote about one of their most lovedBroadcasters, or as he preferred to be called'narrowcasters': “His genial manner and Irishblarney made Sir Terry Wogan a much-lovedbroadcasting institution. He was a master of thelive event, whether hosting his chat shows orcompering Children in Need. His jocularmanner, and flights of whimsy, helped himbuild an audience of eight million for his radioshows. An easy-going man off air, as well as on,he remained remarkably untouched by fame,fortune or any whiff of scandal.

Michael Terence Wogan was born in Limerickon 3 August 1938, the son of a grocery shopmanager. He admitted that he had not reallyapplied himself at school. "I only ever didenough to pass exams," he said. "I never had anycapacity for preparing for anything. That's why I'm solucky to be in a job where I make it up as I go along."Wogan left school in 1956 and briefly worked in abranch of the Bank of Ireland, close to Dublin's cattlemarket. Radio lured him away from his ledgers and hegot a job as a newsreader and announcer with Irishbroadcaster RTE after answering a newspaperadvertisement. He spent his first two years working onnews and documentaries but then moved across to lightentertainment. He did a stint as a radio DJ before beingchosen to host Jackpot, a quiz show that provedimmensely popular on RTE during the 1960s. However,the show was dropped in 1967 and Wogan approachedthe BBC to see if they would give him some work.

He made his debut on the Light Programme, nowRadio 2, and in 1969 was asked to stand in for Jimmy

Young on the mid-morning show. This led to a regularafternoon slot on Radio 1 which, because of financialrestrictions, shared some of its output with Radio 2. By1972 Radios 1 and 2 had completely split and Wogantook over the breakfast show on Radio 2 which had beenpresented by John Dunn. He became an immediate hit.His whimsical style suited an early-morning audiencewanting to be woken gently with a bit of banter andeasy-listening music.

By this time his name had been linked to the BBC'scoverage of the Eurovision Song Contest. He coveredthe extravaganza for radio in 1971 and would providethree more radio commentaries in the 1970s. But it wasfor his television coverage, his first was in 1973, that hebecame most famous. From 1980-2008 he was theindispensable television voice of the contest for millions

of listeners.His acerbic descriptions of both contestants

and hosts, together with his often-expressedirritation at the way groups of countries alwaysvoted for each other, chimed with a Britishaudience who have never taken the contestseriously.

One series of What's on Wogan? ran during1980 and the following year, a one-off showfeaturing an appearance by Dallas star LarryHagman helped to raise Wogan's profile evenmore. Between 1982 and 1992 he hostedWogan, a chat show that was eventually beingbroadcast on three evenings a week. At thesame time Wogan was hosting the quiz show,Blankety Blank, as well as anchoring the BBC'scharity appeal, Children in Need, which wasfirst broadcast in 1980 and which he continued

to host after his retirement from regular broadcasting. In1992 the BBC dropped his chat show for the ill-fatedsoap, Eldorado. He returned to the Radio 2 breakfastshow after an absence of nine years. The show wasaimed at an older audience, whose members becameknown as TOGs, Terry's Old Geezers or Terry's Old Gals.

He made a foray into the recording studio in 1978recording a version of the Floral Dance which he sangover a backing by a brass band. He also published anumber of books. He was given a knighthood in 2005.Because Ireland was not a republic when he was born,he held British as well as Irish citizenship and so wasentitled to the honorific, Sir. Wogan was typically self-deprecating about his own success. "A lot depends onluck, and being in the right place at the right time; whichwas certainly true in my case."

Sir Terry says goodbye

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By Andrew AtkinsonMallorca Football Academy is staging

its first Football trials in Dublin, Ireland,under the watchful eye of former playerMichael Keane, Recruitment managerIreland for the Mallorca FootballAcademy, Spain. "The Dublin Trials areopen to everyone - we have all differentnationalities at the Academy - of whichthere are 23 players," Michael told TheCoastRider. "The trials will have trainingand being involved in various matches,with each player having as much equalgame time, and an opportunity to makebig impressions - not only to the MallorcaAcademy - but various club scouts too!,"said Michael.

I first met Michael when he played formy home City club Preston North End -having turned down the chance to joinSpurs and Manchester City - to move TheLilywhites. Michael joined Preston NorthEnd, aged 16, when signed by ex-Preston,Everton, Manchester United and RealSociedad manager David Moyes. "I lovePreston - my heart and pride was wearingthe shirt. I had trials at TottenhamHotspur and Manchester City, amongother clubs," Michael told The CoastRider:"I chose Preston - ahead of ManchesterCity and Spurs - good offers from two bigclubs. I got on well with David Moyes, andhe said the offers Spurs and City hadmade, would not be matched at Preston,"said Michael.

"David Moyes was determined andcommitted - that rubbed off on me.Manchester City and Spurs could go outbuy players - spend money. Prestonlooked to their youth set-up. And I wastold, if I do well, I would getopportunities," said Michael. MichaelKeane has been informed by TheCoastRider of the plethora of youngtalented players of different nationalitieson the Costa Blanca South. "All interestedapplicants can apply through me. Allplayers must be 16 years or older. Placesare limited and subject to availability,"said former Republic of Ireland u20 andu21 star Michael.

"There will be scouts from variousprofessional clubs in attendance at theDublin trials," said Michael, who playedfor Preston, Grimsby (loan), Hull City, and

Rotherham, during 2000-07."I have been in contact with a

Peterborough United Football ClubScout and he is going to be at the trialstoo," said Michael. "If the Scouts inattendance are interested in a player atthe trials, then the sky could well be thelimit," said Dublin born Michael.

"There will also be the MallorcaAcademy information table set up on theday of trials - and all catalogues and fullinformation will be available on requestat the venue," said Michael. "This is theopportunity to be scouted - if you feelyou have what it takes - and want to takeit to the next level," said Michael, whoended his career at League of Ireland clubSt Patrick's Athletic in 2008.

"Also, if you know someone who maybe interested - contact us - don't miss thisunique chance," said Michael, who playedin the UEFA Cup, while at St Patrick'sAthletic. "We are looking for talentedplayers to show us what they have, andwhat they could offer a variety ofdifferent clubs," said Michael. "The firstfootball trials will be staged on July 9th,2016. To avoid disappointment contactme on: 852 858 220 or [email protected] forfurther details. The Director of theAcademy is Ross Anderson, whose emailaddress is:[email protected]

Spain based football stars ofthe future offered chance at

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By Andrew AtkinsonLos Montesinos Virgin del Pilar public

school students staged a composition of'Paz' - to mark the World Peace Day 2016 -organised by teachers and pupils. WorldDay of Peace (World Peace Day) is a feastday of the Roman Catholic Churchdedicated to peace, held on the Solemnityof Mary, Mother of God. The Message ofHis Holiness Pope Francis for theCelebration of the XLIX World Day ofPeace 2016 was to overcome indifference and winpeace. "God is not indifferent! God cares about mankind!God does not abandon us!" said Pope Francis, speakingfrom The Vatican.

"At the beginning of the New Year, I would like toshare not only this profound conviction but also mycordial good wishes for prosperity, peace and thefulfilment of the hopes of every man and every woman,every family, people and nation throughout the world,including all Heads of State and Government and allreligious leaders. We continue to trust that 2016 will seeus all firmly and confidently engaged, on different levels,in the pursuit of justice and peace," said Pope Francis.

"Peace is both God’s gift and a human achievement.

As a gift of God, it is entrusted to all men and women,who are called to attain it. Sadly, war and terrorism,accompanied by kidnapping, ethnic or religiouspersecution and the misuse of power, marked the pastyear from start to finish," said Pope Francis.

The Pope added: "In many parts of the world, thesehave become so common as to constitute a real 'thirdworld war fought piecemeal'. Yet some events of the yearnow ending inspire me, in looking ahead to the NewYear, to encourage everyone not to lose hope in ourhuman ability to conquer evil and to combat resignationand indifference. They demonstrate our capacity toshow solidarity and to rise above self-interest, apathyand indifference in the face of critical situations. I would

like to make a threefold appeal to theleaders of nations: to refrain fromdrawing other peoples into conflicts orwars. Wars which destroy not only theirmaterial, cultural and social legacy, butalso, and in the long term, their moraland spiritual integrity; to forgive ormanage in a sustainable way theinternational debt of the poorer nations;and to adopt policies of cooperation,which instead of bowing before the

dictatorship of certain ideologies, will respect the valuesof local populations and, in any case, not provedetrimental to the fundamental and inalienable right tolife of the unborn, I entrust these reflections, togetherwith my best wishes for the New Year, to the intercessionof the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Mother, who cares for theneeds of our human family, that she may obtain from herSon Jesus, the Prince of Peace, the granting of ourprayers and the blessing of our daily efforts for afraternal and united world.”

Locally, hundreds of spectators from the Vega Baja,Alicante town gathered to witness the Los MontesinosVirgin del Pilar public school student’s composition of'Paz' to mark the World Peace Day 2016.

Los Montesinos Virgin del Pilar students mark World Peace Day 2016

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Spain’s Princess Cristina has lost anappeal to have criminal charges againsther dropped so that she may not facetrial.

A court in Madrid released a report onFriday saying that a panel of judgesrejected Cristina’s argument that sheshould not be tried.

Princess Cristina’s lawyers hadpreviously argued that as publicprosecutors refused to press chargesagainst her, the counts against hershould be dropped.

The court has confirmed that theprincess will face trial for tax fraud in acorruption trial that also ensnared herhusband and 16 others.

The case revolves around the shadybusiness dealings conducted by aPalma-based charitable organization,the Noos Institute – which is chaired byCristina’s husband – Inaki Urdangarin,

from 2004 to 2006.If found guilty, the 50-year-old sister

of Spain’s King Felipe VI could face amaximum of eight years in jail.

The Spanish princess has repeatedlydenied knowing anything about thealleged embezzlement scam.

The case was launched in 2010 by ajudge investigating corruptionallegations among authorities onBalearic Islands. It has emerged highlysymbolic of perceived corruptionamong Spain’s elites, including the royalfamily.

Last year, Felipe stripped Cristina andher husband of their titles as the dukeand the duchess of Palma de Mallorcafollowing their indictment.

Princess Cristina remains the sixth inline to the Spanish throne and is the firstmember of the royal family to go on trial.She now lives in Switzerland.

In 2005, Heras initially gained thedubious distinction of being the firstGrand Tour winner to be stripped of histitle following his reported positive test.In 2012, he later recovered his Vuelta aEspaña title – which had been awarded,in his place, to runner-up Denis Menchov– after Spain’s Supreme Court, thecountry’s highest judicial authority,confirmed a previous legal ruling from2011 that there had been irregularities inthe testing procedure, which annulledthe two-year ban and penalty.

Now Heras has won another legalbattle, after a Spanish court has awardedhim €724,000 in compensation for loss ofearnings. After being fired by LibertySeguros, his team of the time, and hissubsequent suspension in 2005, Heraswas unable to continue his career.

Enriqe Bastida, the head of Spain’santi-doping agency, AEPSAD, stronglyexpressed his dissatisfaction with thesentence to Spanish newspaper MARCA,describing it as “unthinkable, in this dayand age. With all due respect to the

courts, doping is not something for legaldebate, it’s an ethical issue.”

During his career as a top climber,Heras won the Vuelta a España a record-breaking four times, in 2000, 2003, 2004and 2005, racing with Kelme, US Postaland Liberty Seguros. Now 41, he races innon-professional MTB events.

The latest sentence will now almostcertainly be subject to an appeal, localmedia reported on Saturday, meaning adefinitive outcome will not be reacheduntil around 2018, more than 12 yearsafter his positive test.

But the seemingly interminable timelapse in reaching such verdicts isanything but new for Spanish dopingcases. On Saturday, MARCA said that thelong-awaited final verdict on the appealfor the Operación Puerto anti-dopinginvestigation will not now be publishedin January, as had been widely claimed,because the three judges overseeing thecase have been unable to reach anagreement on what that verdict shouldbe.

MAJOR supermarket chain Mercadonahas hotly denied rumours it has beenreplacing home-grown and nationally-produced groceries with poor-qualityversions imported at a fraction of theprice.

“It could be you have read online, orheard through social networks, thatMercadona is removing Spanish producein favour of foreign goods, or thatSpanish groceries are being taken off theshelves – but this information is totallyfalse,” a statement by the chain's PRdepartment on its web page says.

The chain, which started out life in theprovince of Valencia as a family-runcorner shop and has now made itsfounder Juan Roig the third-richest manin Spain, has denounced a smearcampaign which is urging customers toshop elsewhere, accusing Mercadona oflegal, but borderline unethical practices.

To counter these claims, thesupermarket has given a full breakdownof who makes its various own-brandgoods, such as the household cleaningproduce line Bosque Verde, cosmeticlabel Deliplus, and food nameHacendado.

It is not true that the pumpkins comefrom Panamá, potatoes from Israel, oliveoil from Morocco, oranges from

Argentina or sunflower seeds from China,insists the corporation, which buys thelion's share or even 100% of groceriesproduced by its partner firms.

To obtain fresh produce, Mercadonaworks with 12,000 fishermen, 6,000 farmsand 4,000 livestock breeders.

It also does major trade with 120suppliers, spread throughout 220factories across the country.

“Our olive oil comes from a producer inthe province of Sevilla, which can bevouched for by the independent quality-control agency Det Norske Veritas,”Mercadona assures.

“We stock oil from traditionalproducers in the regions of Andalucía,Catalunya, Murcia, Valencia, Madrid,Castilla-La Mancha and Extremadura.”

Spanish supermarkets buying oranges

abroad would effectively becarrying coals to Newcastle,as Mercadona points out innot so many words.

The Valencia region is anorange-growing hotspot,producing more of the fruitthan it can sell or even harvest– but by August, the cropcycle is well and truly overuntil the autumn and the fewleft hanging on the trees are

of very poor quality.This is the only time Mercadona

imports oranges – when they cannot getany in Spain – and they come fromArgentina.

“And we only ship in potatoes fromIsrael when they do not grow at home,which is from November to April,” thecompany clarifies.

As for the so-called borderlineunethical practices in terms of workers'rights which Mercadona has beenaccused of at the same time, the firmhighlights its reputation as one of thefairest and most modern, forward-

thinking employers in Spain.Whilst other national firms were losing

profits hand over fist during the worstyears of the recession, Mercadona wasone of those which stayed in the blackand actually thrived.

Some of its branches in major citieshave a free crèche for staff's children, over90% of workers are on permanent, full-time job contracts – the only exceptionsbeing back-up temps in high season –and the company's minimum wage for a40-hour week is €1,200 a month, a figureit assures is only paid to new andinexperienced staff who will beguaranteed pay rises throughout theircareer.

Mercadona was also one of the firstmain supermarket chains to offer homedelivery and online shopping, as well as astore card which can be paid off inarrears, and customer service training.

Its standards improved still furtherduring the financial crisis – if a queuereaches more than three or four people atthe checkout, a staff member will becalled immediately to open another till.

Spanish Princess Cristinaloses bid to avoid fraud trial

Spanish state sentenced topay Roberto Heras €724,000

Mercadona slams 'cheap import' smear

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A Spanish policeman has beensuspended for five days after refusing topay a brothel he was trying to visit withcolleagues and a member of thecountry’s national intelligence agency, ithas been reported.

According to Spanish newspaper ElPais, all of the men were off-duty and notwearing uniform when they visited theestablishment named 'Supermodels' inNoain, northern Spain, in January 2012.

A court document read: “The sergeant,who showed signs of having consumedan excessive amount of alcohol, tried toenter without paying, which wasprevented by the doorman of thepremises.”

When asked to pay an entry fee by the

brothel's bouncer, the policemanreportedly produced his badge, said hewas on a police operation, andthreatened to arrest him, saying: “I knowwhere you live and if I want to I can putyou behind bars this very night.”

After repeatedly refusing to pay, thegroup was confronted by the brothel’sowner, who eventually called the police.

Spanish police were recently told thatthey cannot visit strip clubs while on dutyand in uniform after a ruling by thecountry’s Supreme Court. The decisionwas handed down following an appealby a police officer in Toledo who wasdisciplined for visiting a strip club duringa shift. He was suspended without payfor six months.

Spanish GDP grew0.8% in the final quarterof 2015, the same rateas the previous threemonths, according to apreliminary estimatereleased by theNational Institute ofStatistics on Friday. Thefigure suggests that theeconomy grew by 3.2%in 2015, more evidencethat Spain’s recently-beleaguered economyis finally gathering pace. A day earlier,jobs data pointed to a record drop inunemployment in 2015, which endedwith 525,100 more people in work than12 months earlier. However, this stillrepresents an unemployment rate ofover 20%, one of the highest in Europe.

Friday’s ‘flash’ estimate did not breakdown the components of GDP but“economists see consumers as the maindriver of the recovery, benefiting fromimproved financing conditions, faster jobcreation and renewed confidence,”Bloomberg reported.

The European Commission forecaststhat the Spanish economy will grow by2.7% in 2016, the seventh fastest rate inthe euro area but first among its majoreconomies and well above the estimateof 1.8% for the single-currency zone as awhole.

The news comes at a time of politicaldeadlock in Madrid, where it remainsunclear which party or parties will form agovernment following December’sinconclusive election.

Mariano Rajoy, leader of the centre-right People’s Party and acting primeminister, described Thursday’sunemployment figures as “the best inhistory”. He has pinned his hopes ofremaining in government on thestrength of Spain’s recovery.

Mr. Rajoy, who has rejected calls to tryto form a minority government andwants instead to forge a grand coalition,blamed Socialist Party leader PedroSánchez for Spain’s political stalemate. “Iam not an obstacle,” he told reporters.“The obstacle here is Pedro Sánchez whowants to become prime minister. I call onhim to make a decision.”

Spanish policeman 'suspendedfor refusing to pay at brothel'

Spanish recovery gathersmore momentum

By Andrew AtkinsonTorrevieja has been home to star

stunt-defying horsewoman Emma J.Tytherleigh for the last decade - nowEmma is to star in Circus Vegas in 2016.“Being in Ireland and performing for oneof Europe's largest Circuses - Circus Vegas– is a childhood dream,” EmmaExclusively told The CoastRider. “CircusVegas is a traditional Circus - with manytalented international artists. We will bein Ireland until the spring. Then we will beperforming right across the UK,” saidEmma.

“I have performed in some very largeshows in the past - but Circus has alwaysbeen a childhood dream of mine - and tohave the chance to work alongside andtrain with someone as talented as GuidoLeidelmeyer is just an opportunity I couldnot turn down,” said Emma. Guido LouisLeidelmeyer, from Holland, has beenbased in the UK since 1994 and is one ofEurope’s most respected Trick Riders.

“When I am not performing I travelthroughout the country as an EquineBehaviourist, teaching people how to usebody language to communicate withtheir horses, and help them with certain

issues,” Guido, formerly coach of the TrickRiding team for the Royal Cavalry inOman for 10 years. At the age of 16 Guidobegan performing for various Circusesaround Europe. 18 years later he workedfor ‘Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show’ inDisney, Paris. Guido returned to theBritain to start his own production'Rock'in Horse' - an action packed livestunt show - that was held in largevenues across the UK.

With a life-long passion for horsesEmma became an Equestrian Performerat the age of 16. “I gained experience inmany different disciplines,” said Emma,whose speciality acts include Trick Ridingand Liberty. Emma’s talent has taken heraround the world, beginning her careerTrick Riding for various shows in GreatBritain: “In 2005 I moved to Spain toperform for a well-known Spanishrestaurant in Torrevieja,” said Emma. “Ithen went on to spend three yearstouring Canada and the USA - with thelargest Equestrian Touring show of itskind - ‘CAVALIA’,” said Emma.

“In 2012 I returned to Spain, toperform at various events across thecountry,” said Emma.

2015 was a busyyear for Emma and herteam, having relocatedto Turkey for 4 months,to train horses andponies for specialityacts for the well-known Equestrianspectacular 'Lord ofthe Horses'.

“I spent six weeksworking behind thescenes, training stunthorses for an Americanmovie production,returning to Spain lateJuly,” said Emma, who

hosted her horse andFlamenco themed show'Fiesta Horse'.

Brooke Saxon will betaking Emma’s place in‘Fiesta Horse’ in Spain,alongside AntonioPiqueras, performingthroughout the CostaBlanca – includingsummer shows at Casa LaPedrera, Torremendo.“Hopefully this year'sSpanish Show will have some surpriseguest riders. At the moment I am writinga script for it,” said Emma. Talking abouther horse Romero, Emma said: “Romerowill arrive in Ireland soon. Romero is withBrooke at ‘Finca Jemma’, Algorfa at themoment, but hopefully we will bereunited in late February.” Emma’s famousJack Russell is touring in Circus Vegas:“Rodeo Jack is on tour with me right now,”said Emma.

Being a superstar is not all glamourand smiles - behind the scenes - as Emmaand Guido Louis know only too well. Aftera week of rehearsals, dealing with stormyweather and relocating the stables,Guido said: "The tented stables wereclose to flying away. “We had to repair arip that the strong wind had caused. And

Emma and myself had to live on fast foodfor a while - because of training sessions."Emma, who was based at a Spanish StudFarm in Dolores, and Guido, from TheHague, have undergone long hours ofpreparation - before the Circus Vegasopening show in Dublin.

Guido said: "We came to therealisation that we're so happy to beEquestrians. Just look at us - and the'Glamour'. There's no business like showbusiness!" The Circus Vegas show openedtheir 2016 spectacular at Swords, theNational Show Centre, in Dublin, Ireland.During February 3-9 The Circus Vegas areappearing at Wexford Racecourse inIreland. “I will return to Spain – eventually– as Spain will always be home for me,”said Emma, whose website is:horseshow.es


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Tuesdays

9:00am Los Belones9:00am Benissa9:00am Los Alcazares StreetMarket 9:00am La Unión9:00am Los Alcázares9:00am Alhama de Murcia9:00am Relleu9:00am Altea9:00am Jumilla9:00am Callosa d‘ En Sarrià9:00am Agost9:00am Bullas9:00am Orihuela Street Market 9:00am Pilar de la Horadada10:00am Guardamar Fish Market

Wednesdays

8:00am Alcoy8:00am Calpe Flea Market - Carpark close to Casa9:00am Santiago de la RiberaStreet Market9:00am Polop9:00am Mutxamel9:00am San Miguel StreetMarket 9:00am Teulada9:00am El Poblets Craft Market9:00am Alcantarilla9:00am El Campello9:00am San Javier9:00am Benidorm9:00am Orba

9:00am Benitachell9:00am La Mata9:00am Yecla9:00am Ondara9:00am Guardamar del SeguraStreet Market 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas

Thursdays

8:00am Benidorm AntiquesMarket - El Cisne9:00am Villajoyosa9:00am Lorca9:00am Javea9:00am Blanca9:00am Los Urrutias9:00am Guardamar del SeguraStreet Market 9:00am Murcia9:00am San Javier Street Market 9:00am San Javier9:00am Balsicas Street Market 9:00am Gandia9:00am Agost9:00am Librilla9:00am Rojales Street Market -9:00am La Marina Street Market 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas

Fridays

8:00am Alfas del Pi8:30am Abarán9:00am Gata de Gorgos9:00am Pilar de la Horadada

9:00am Onil9:00am Torrevieja Street Market 9:00am Calasparra9:00am Finestrat9:00am El Verger10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas12:00pm Benidoleig CharityAuction at El Cid4:00pm Los Montesinos StreetMarket

Saturdays

8:00am Calpe9:00am HELP Charity Sale -Behind Rendezvous Bar Tiro dePinchon 9:00am Underworld Car BootSale Punta Prima9:00am Alicante Market9:00am Benissa9:00am Torre Pacheco StreetMarket 9:00am Almoradi Street Market 9:00am Los Narejos StreetMarket 9:00am Fortuna9:00am Pedreguer9:00am Los Narejos9:00am Santa Pola Street Market 9:00am Abanilla9:00am Elda9:00am Águilas9:00am Playa Flamenca StreetMarket9:00am Orihuela Street Market11.00am Javea Craft Fair Post

Office Old Town

Sundays

9:00am Alhama de Murcia CraftMarket9:00am Lorca9:00am San Pedro del PinatarCraft Market9:00am Torremanzanas9:00am Cabo de Palos StreetMarket 9:00am Guardamar CampoLemon Grove Market 9:00am Pedreguer Flea Market9:00am La Marina Street Market 9:00am Zoco Street Market 9:00am Aledo9:00am Los Nietos9:00am HELP Charity Sale PuntaPrima - Water Tower 9:00am Murcia Antiques Market9:00am Mazarrón

9:00am La Nucía Flea Market10:00am Flea Market PuntaPrima 11.00amJavea Craft Fair SeafrontHarbour

Mondays

9:00am San Pedro del PinatarStreet Market 9:00am Dénia9:00am Roldan9:00am Beniel9:00am Parcent9:00am La Nucía9:00am Caravaca de la Cruz9:00am Ontinyent9:00am Los Narejos ArtisanMarket9:00am Santa Pola Street Market 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas

Markets Costa Blanca and Costa Calida

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GUARDAMAR’S COUNCIL PROGRAMME FEBRUARY 2016EXHIBITIONSFrom January 23 to February 7. Public CouncilLibraryXI MOORS AND CHRISTIANS PHOYOGRAPHYCONTEST Visiting hours: from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m.to 1.30 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.From 11 to 26 February. Public Council Library“Betty, pinturas y recuerdos” (Betty paintings andmemories)Inauguration: Thursday February 11 at 8 p.m.From February 19 to April 5. House of Culture“Memoria de arena” collective photographyexhibition. Organized by AFAG. Inauguration: Friday February19 at 8 p.m.

CINE IN SPANISHFriday February 20 at 6 p.m. Public Council Library“Khumba”Monday February 22 at 6 p.m. Public CouncilLibrary“12 años de esclavitud” (12 Years a Slave) by SteveMcQueen based on the autobiography ofSalomon Northup.Sunday February 7 at 7:30 p.m.

GREAT CARNIVAL PARADEItinerary: the parade will begin at the Sant JaumeII Square and end on the Major street

MUSICSaturday February 7 at 7 p.m. House of CultureAuditorium. Free entrance

FESTIVAL MUSIC CONCERT. Traditional Moors andChristians concert by the Guardamar MusicAssociation celebrating the Mig Any (Half Year).Act organised by the Central Guardamar Moorsand Christians BoardSaturday February 20 at 6 p.m. House of CultureAuditorium. Entrance: 3€Musical Theatre “Hansel and Gretel” Children’sopera that has more than twenty puppetsSaturday February 27 at 7:30 p.m. School MusicAuditorium“Desde un Nuevo mundo: sones y ritmos” (From anew World sounds and rhythms) byArsMusicandum.The saxophone quartet “Ars Musicandum” offersus a repertoire of rhythms and sounds of variousSouth American countries.Sunday February 28 at 6:30 p.m. House of CultureAuditorium. Charity entrance: 1 Kg of non-perishable foodCONMEMORATIVE ACT FROM THE BROTHERHOODOF OUR FATHER JESUS OF NAZARETConcert by the Drums and Kettledrums Band ofthe Brotherhood of Our Father Jesus of Nazaretwith the collaboration of the “Chari Candela DanceAcademy”

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIESWednesday February 3 and Thursday February 4.Public Council LibraryCarnival Workshop ¡¡¡COME DRESSED!!! ¡¡¡THEREWILL BE MONA CAKE WITH CHOCOLATE HOT FORALL!!!Sign up at the Library

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Who are you and what do you do?I'm Mister X - a professional magician, who does

general magic, illusion manipulations and illusion withlarge equipment.

How did you start in the business?I started as a circus variety artist in variety shows

venues around Bulgaria, since I graduated at the UniqueCircus School in Moscow, Russia.

What would you be doing if you were not anentertainer?

For me the stage is everything and I love to performon it! I love my job as a magician! Anyway, I'm also a civilengineer, so I do have an alternative job.

As an entertainer who has been your biggestinfluence?

I was mostly influenced by the son of the legendaryBulgarian magician Miti, called Julian. I got attracted byhis tricks and illusions and that determined my futurelife.

Do you ever get nervous or have you sufferedstage fright?

When I started, I was concerned about my firstappearances on stage about how the audience wouldreact, and worried that if someone in the audience isillusionist with more experience than me and whatwould he say. But with the time I was seeing theaudience's reaction and become more confident. I lovethe stage and the audience and have no worries nowwhatsoever. Even when I run a new magic trick I'm notworried as I know I have practised it many times and ithas been refined in order to make sure that everythingwould run smooth.

What was your best moment?For me, the best time is after every applause of the

audience. This is the criteria for each artist.What has been your worst moment?At the first Balkan Festival of Magicians I had to open

the festival. When I got announced, I appeared on stage

and the wrong music was playing which threw me for amoment, I looked at the show director and I nodded tothe audience, and invited my assistant on stage. Mycorrect music started with my performance. Theaudience didn’t notice that. Later on I’ve found that thedirector had had informed the sound master about theproblem which was solved within seconds.

What’s the best piece of advice you have receivedor would give someone starting out in the business?

I've received a lot of advice from colleagues and showdirectors. I'd share them with younger colleagues – themagic tricks have to be performed in front of anaudience only after one is 100% sure and confident thatthe performance would run smooth. The hands have todo the magic trick instinctively, otherwise the audiencewould notice that the magician is not prepared.

Any little anecdotes or interesting stories?A. I was working in a variety complex with a live

orchestra, playing with real cigarettes and throwingthem on the floor. One cigarette’s spark fell on themagical towels on my table, so they got on fire. When Iturned around I saw the guitarist trying to extinguishthe burning towels stamping them with his feet.

Mister X is available for table magic, magic andillusion shows as well as grand scale illusions. Take a lookat his web page on ArtistsDirect – Spain.com and phoneto book him direct.

Back Stage with Mister X

Whats On Costa Blanca caught up withthe staff at Mexi Mundo InternationalRestaurant this week. See what mealdeals they each day of the week and theirmenus on their page on the website atwhatson-costablanca.com

Sharing a brandy with the lovely staffat Mexi Mundo Mexican Cantina andInternational Restaurant on UrbanisationAltos del Limonar this week wassomething special. This lovely venue canbe seen off the CV905 on the righttravelling towards Torrevieja. The roof topsolarium has been turned into a mini golfcourse offering adults and kids thechance to do something more than just‘eating out’. They offer more than famousMexican dishes, they also offer anInternational Menu that has mouth-watering appealing with dishes such asPlank Steak which is a rib eye steak served

on a wooden oak plank and served withmash potato and béarnaise sauce. Greatfor those who have people in their parties

that prefer moretraditional food aswell as Mexican foodlovers.

Every week onThursday eveningsthey offer a Tex-Mexbuffet with as muchas you can eat for theprice of €7.50 perperson and everynight they offer athree course Menudel Noche includingwine and beer for€9.50.

As you arrive on the terrace it reallydoes feel like a little piece of Mexico inSpain – perfect on those balmy summerevenings. Inside is very spacious and thetables are beautifully set.

Mexican food is renowned for itsfreshness and this is true of Mexi Mundoand there are some real treats to be had;Tacos, Quesadilla, Nachos, Enchiladas,Burritos, BBQ rack of ribs and a Mexicansteak.

There can’t be too many places whereyou can go and enjoy good food and alsoenjoy having a few drinks before andmaybe afterwards as well, up on thesolarium playing 18 holes of mini golfwith outstanding views across themountains. The course is well designedand certain to make the evening a night

out to remember.Mexi Mundo Mexican Cantina and

International Restaurant also offer atakeaway service with a 10% discount onall takeaway orders.

The winner of the recent competitionto win a menu del noche for two was wonby David Male who correctly answeredthe question: what day do Mexi Mundohold their Tex Mex Eat As Much As YouWant buffet, which of course is Thursday.Hope David enjoys his meal.

You can find Mexi Mundo MexicanCantina just off the CV905 dualcarriageway – just after the San LuisRoundabout (Orange Casas Agents onthe corner). You can access either off thatroundabout or the next roundaboutwhich has the Indoor Market just off tothe left going in towards Torrevieja. Tobook a table telephone 966 789 368 or671 656 462

After Hours at Mexi Mundo


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Coastrider Gig Guide

Tuesday 2 Feb

8:00 PM El Marino Restaurante Casa Da Vinci, ZeniaMar8:30 PM Graeme Mykal Friendly Bar, PlayaFlamenca8:30 PM Timewarp Duo Rosamar Hotel, Benidorm8:30 PM Tony Capaldi Tango Bar, Avda Purissima,Torrevieja9:30 PM Martin Kay Cabaroke Pablo's, PlayaFlamenca10:00 PM Andy Winwood Kvikk Baren, Torre La Mata10:00 PM David John Yolo's, Cabo Roig10:30 PM Gina G Lansdowne, Playa Flamenca

Wed 3 Feb

8:30 PM Dan Davy Chemies Lounge, Villamartin8:30 PM Duo Zodiac Hotel Helios, Benidorm8:30 PM Sharni Bar La Copa, Calpe9:00 PM Ed Temple Pablos, Playa Flamenca9:00 PM Dougie Munro Queen Victoria, Cabo Roig9:30 PM Showaddywaddy Legends Emerald Isle LaFlorida10:00 PM Gina G Local, La Florida10:30 PM Backyard Session Murphys on the Park,Torrevieja

Thurs 4 Feb

8:00 PM Sharni Draculas, Calpe8:30 PM Tony Capaldi Ali Baba, Rojales9:00 PM Duo Zodiac Hotel Rio Park, Benidorm9:00 PM Dougie Munro The Local, La Florida10:00 PM Dan Davy O'Riordan's, Cabo Roig10:00 PM Andy Winwood Kvikk Baren, Torre La Mata

10:30 PM Showaddywaddy Legends Yolo, CaboRoig

Fri 5 Feb

2:00 PM The Streeters El Rincon Tio Cali, Torrevieja8:00 PM El Marino Restaurante Nautilus, PuntaPrima8:30 PM Dave the Hat Park Inn, Quesada8:30 PM Graeme Mykal Friendly Bar, PlayaFlamenca8:30 PM Nigel Burchill as Elvis Sportsbar, PlayaFlamenca9:00 PM Timewarp Duo Hotel Sol Ifach, Calpe9:00 PM Gina G Clarke's Bar, Playa Flamenca10:00 PM Dan Davy Tradewinds, La Fuente10:30 PM The Streeters Lansdowne, Playa Flamenca

10:30 PM Shanie Vaughan Shannon's Bar, Altos delLimonar11:00 PM Martin Kay Cabaroke New Priory, El Galan

Sat 6 Feb

8:30 PM Shanie Vaughan Sports Bar, PlayaFlamenca8:30 PM - Tony Capaldi Aneto Cerveceria, Benijofar9:00 PM Abba Dabba Doo The Club, Quesada9:00 PM David John Casa Ventura, San Luis - charityevent9:30 PM Dan Davy Emerald Isle, La Florida

Sun 7 Feb

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Every time you pick up amagazine or read a newspaperyou're bound to see a bunch ofads or even articles praising anew diet or a "miracle way" tolose weight. The Glycemic Indexis not one of these. It's not a flyby night diet scam that promisesresults and leaves you withnothing but false hope. TheGlycemic Index is aboutmeasuring the quality, notquantity of carbohydrates andranking them according to howquickly they raise your bloodsugar levels.

Blood sugar (glucose) level is theamount of glucose (sugar) in theblood. For the sake of our health,blood-glucose levels need toremain within certain levels. Thebody regulates these bloodsugar levels using twomechanisms: hunger andinsulin. The websitehttp://www.carbs-information.com explains:• When blood-glucose levels fall,the brain causes us to feelhungry. Result? We eat food thatis converted into glucose andour blood sugar levels rise. If we

don't eat and blood-glucoselevels fall too low, we trigger thecondition known ashypoglycaemia.• When our blood-glucose levelsrise, the brain tells our pancreasto release insulin. Result? Theinsulin helps to disperse theglucose and our blood sugarlevels fall. Without insulin toregulate a rise in blood-glucose,the amount of sugar in ourbloodstream can become toxic,triggering the condition knownas hyperglycaemia. Carbohydrates, which includefoods such as fruit, vegetables,starches, grains and cereals etc.,have an effect on the body'sblood glucose levels. Whencarbohydrates are digested,they release glucose into thesystem, providing energy. Whenyou eat carbohydrates that rankhigh up on the Glycemic Index,they release too much energyinto the system too quickly,commonly called an "energyspike". This spike is also followed

by a rapid energy low. If thisenergy cannot be used, it getsstored as body fat.The Glycemic Index rankscarbohydrates on how quicklythey break down duringdigestion. Foods that breakdown the quickest, resulting in afaster digestion and rapidenergy spike have a high GIvalue. High GI foods rank in atabove 70 points on the GlycemicIndex. Foods that take longer todigest, resulting in a slowerrelease of energy into thesystem has a lower GI value. LowGI foods rank in at under 55while intermediate GI foods rankin at between 56 – 69.For optimal results from yournutrition, you should aim to eatlow to intermediate GI foodsand avoid the high GI foodswherever possible. You will findthat low and Intermediate GIfoods tend to provide you moresustained energy levels, keeping

you full and satisfied for longerperiods.Foods with a Low GI value• Blueberries • Grapefruit • Kiwi fruit • Cherries • White grapes • Oranges • Prunes • Tomatoes • Cucumber • Beans • Squash • Peas • Lentils Foods with a high GI value• Sugar • Honey • Pineapple • Watermelon • Potato • Dates • White rice • Bread • Other processed foods likemuffins, cookies, cakes etc.

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1.) Visit your dentist every six to 12 months to keepyour mouth free of plaque build-up. It's also a good ideato tell him/her what medication you're taking, as somecan cause bad breath.

2.) Quit smoking. It's not only hazardous to yourhealth and those around you, but to your teeth as well.Smoking turns your teeth yellow by leaving sticky tardeposits which can also cause brown stains.

3.) Drink less coffee, tea and red wine. These drinksonly add to the discoloration of your teeth.

4.) Watch how much garlic and spicy food you eat —but beware also of less obvious food offenders, likemeat, dairy, onion and sugar. Keep a food log to identifywhat affects your breath.

5.) Brush your teeth and tongue twice a day. The besttimes to brush are after you've had breakfast in themorning and just before you go to bed.

6.) Floss once a day, preferably in the evenings.Flossing helps to remove plaque build-up between theteeth and can also help to prevent under the surface

stains. Flossing also helps to preventdecay between the teeth — a commonplace for it to form.

7.) Use a fluoride mouthwash withantiseptic ingredients and a mintyflavour to help mask odour problems.

8.) Choose toothpaste that suits yourneeds. If you're a fan of organic, thereare even organic toothpastes on themarket.

9.) A white smile does wonders foryour complexion and your self-esteem.Ask your dentist about a whiteningtreatment. While this process is veryexpensive, the costs may seem minimalwhen your smile is putting a hamper onyour quality of life. The professionalsystem takes about one hour and is generally done atyour dentist's office. Alternatively, try an at-home kit,available from healthcare stores.

10.) Banish bad breath by drinking a mix of vanillaessence and milk, or eat sugar-free plain yogurt with liveactive cultures — it reduces hydrogen sulphide, thecompound that contributes to smelly breath.

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Yoga is not a sport, it involves much morethan physical exercise, but also seeksmental and spiritual well-being. Practicingyoga allows us to be healthier in every wayand feel better, avoiding many problemsand diseases from the first moment we starta class. Knowing how yoga changes yourbody is essential to feeling better inside andout.

AFTER YOUR FIRST YOGA CLASS yourbrain function will improve. Just 20 minutescan increase your cognitive abilities,concentration and memory. It also reducesthe stress on the body, which also results inless creation of proteins, responsible forinflammation. And, of course, yoga helps torelax the shoulders, lower back andhamstrings. It brings more power andgenerates less body fat than other exercises.

AFTER A FEW MONTHS of practicingyoga regularly you’ll notice that your bloodpressure is lower, especially if you sufferfrom moderate hypertension. After practicetiming yoga for 15 weeks it significantlyimproves your lung capacity, allowing your

lungs to take in the maximum amount of airafter inhalation. Yoga may also be good foryour sexual health: it increases arousal,desire, and sexual satisfaction. It reduceschronic neck pain and back with only onemonth of practicing yoga regularly,especially in those with diseases of thespine.

While 12 weeks could help you with yourproblems of anxiety. Those with diabetescan enjoy a maintenance of blood sugarlevels within just 3 months. Not only this,but you could also have a reduction in yourbody mass index.

Yoga improves the sense of balance inthe elderly, preventing falls in those who areover 65 years, which can end up withproblems like hip fracture.

It is only a matter of finding the right kindof yoga…

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Audi is set to place its shiny new Q2badge on a radically styled SUV in timefor March’s Geneva Motor Show. As thesmallest SUV in the brand’s line-up, thenewcomer – revealed in our exclusiveimages – will be aimed at a youngeraudience than Audi has ever previouslyconsidered.

The Q2 is based on the MQB platformthat underpins the A3. Entry-level modelswill get front-wheel drive as standard,with top-spec cars using quattro all-wheel drive. It’ll be available only as afive-door, and will be significantly shorterthan the Q3. A three-door Q2 wasconsidered, but sources suggest it’s sincebeen dropped.

Due on sale in the summer, the car willbe the first product from Audi designboss Marc Lichte, who came from VW inlate 2013 to replace Wolfgang Egger.Lichte announced his arrival with thestunning prologue concept in 2014. He’s

been relishing the chance to deliver aradical production car after criticism ofthe conservative Q7 and A4.

The Q2’s youth orientation hasallowed the stylists to wriggle free of thebrand’s usual constraints. The model’smost distinctive feature will be a hugechamfered cutout along its waistline onboth doors, a forward-stretching cabinand large rear shoulders.

Audi’s also taken lessons from its MINI-rivalling A1 in allowing everything frominterior to roof colour to be personalised– and even aluminium or carbon fibre forthe C-pillars.

Original design prototypes carried anegg-crate pattern inside the single-framegrille, rather than Audi’s traditionalhorizontal bars. But sources suggestconservatism may have crept back in andseen its face revert to type.

Inside, the Q2 will use splashes ofcolour unseen in recent mainstream

Audis, and will delivereclectic trims andmaterials. A senior sourcetold us: “We tried tocharacterise the Q2 as anurban street feature, notjust a car. The customercan build the character oftheir own cars.”

There’ll be more hardsurfacing than is usual forAudi, but only becauseresearch suggests buyersin this new sector will beless considerate about how they use theircars. A source said: “We want to capture aparticularly young clientele. The Q2 isvery different from SUVs such as the Q7.It’s a bolder design, and everything’saccentuated more than you’d normallyexpect from us.”

The Q2 won’t necessarily become atechnical leader for the brand, as it’ll carryover a lot of existing mechanical andtechnical components. It will take a stepforward in connectivity, though.

While there are no plans for SQ2 or RS

Q2 variants yet, standard models will usefour-cylinder petrol and diesel engines.That would give Audi the choice todeliver the 1.0, 1.4 and 2.0-litre petrolturbos, as well as a range of 1.6 and 2.0TDI diesels. There’s no talk of a hybrid yet,although that seems inevitable at a laterdate.

The Q2 will sit above upcoming smallSUVs from inside the VW Group, such asthe VW Cross up! and uniquely bodied,Polo-based T-Cross, which will also debutin Geneva.

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The DeLorean sports car famed for itsstarring role in the Back to the Futuremovies is set to go back into production,33 years after the last example was built.

The rights to the DeLorean MotorCompany name are now owned by aTexas-based company that has beenselling refurbished examples of thestainless steel-bodied two-seater since1995. However, thanks to a change in USlaws which means cars no longer have tosatisfy modern safety regulations, aslong as fewer than 325 are made eachyear, it will now be able to build newDeLoreans as well.

Stephen Wynne, CEO of the firm, toldAmerican radio station KPRC: "It’s agame-changer for us. It means we'reback as a car company again."

"There's no reason to change theappearance of the car," he continued. "Aswe go into the program, we'll decidewhat areas do need to be freshened up.”

Around 2,800 parts make up aDeLorean, and the new DeLorean MotorCompany owns more than 99 per cent ofthe remaining stock that came out of theoriginal factory, along with the originaltechnical drawings.

It hopes to have the first newDeLorean ready by 2017, and is aimingfor a price of less than $100,000.

Today a classic DeLorean usually costsbetween £25,000 and £35,000,depending on condition, although right-hand-drive examples are rare and can gofor more.

The original DeLorean MotorCompany was founded by John ZDeLorean, a former engineer andexecutive at the giant US car makerGeneral Motors. However, productionproblems and delays meant the cararrived to market with an underpoweredengine and almost a decade later thanoriginally planned.

Then in 1982, DeLorean was chargedwith drugs trafficking, and while he waseventually acquitted on the grounds ofentrapment, both he and his car werefinished as credible forces in theindustry.

Far from the planned 30,000DeLoreans per year rolling out of thepurpose-built factory in Dunmurry,Northern Ireland – which was paid for bythe British tax payer – just 9,200 weremade in total, between 1981 and 1983.

Lotus stands for light, clever,affordable sports cars, right? Well, it alsostands for the new 3-Eleven – which isdefinitely light and clever, but onlyaffordable if you’ve got £82,500 burninga hole in your pocket.

What you get for your money is thefastest Lotus ever. Which is fast.

Porsche 918, McLaren P1 andLaFerrari fast, actually. Which casts theword ‘affordable’ in a whole new light, asthere’s metal there costing more than1000% more than the 3-Eleven.

Is it really that fast? Well, it’s availablein Road and Race spec. The latter bumpsthe ticket to £116,500, admittedly – butthat’s still peanuts compared to the 918et al. And thus armed, you can rocketfrom 0-60 in 2.9 seconds.

Given an uninterrupted run at theNürburgring, Lotus says you’d be out andback in less than seven minutes, too.

Credit for this goes to a mid-mounted3.5-litre V6, built by Toyota andextensively worked up by Lotus to snortout 404bhp (Road) and 453bhp (Race).

The former is put down through a six-speed manual box, while the latter goesthrough a sequential unit. Not

surprisingly, a limited-slip rear diff isstandard across the range.

Gearing differences between the twoboxes mean that despite having lesspower, the Road model has a higher topspeed of 180mph. At 174, though, theRace version is unlikely to put you tosleep.

Road and Race versions alike arebased on a spaceframe body with analuminium structure and ultra-lightweight composite panels. Hung onthis are independent double wishbonescontrolled by Ohlins shocks and anti-rollbars which are adjustable at the front.

The cabin is predictably focused, withthings like a passenger’s seat appearingon the options list. Only on the Roadmodel, though – in Race trim, you’re onyour own.

In the words of Lotus boss Jean-MarcGales, the 3-Eleven is ‘anuncompromised manifestation of theLotus idiom.’

To everyone else, a plannedproduction run of 311 vehicles is likely toappear just a touch contrived. On thisparticular car, however, that’s probablyquite easy to forgive.

DeLoreans to come back tothe future and be built again Lotus 3-Eleven gives you LaFerrari

performance for fraction of the money

New Audi Q2 heads brand's SUV boom

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Remember the days when BMW’s Z1roadster looked amazingly space-age?Well, here’s the i Vision Future Interaction.

Admittedly, about the only thingthey’ve got in common is the no-doorslook from sideways on. But whereas theZ1’s disappeared down into itsbodywork, this new concept simplydoesn’t have any.

That’s probably just to give you abetter view of all the cool stuff inside.

The latest in a line of i8-basedconcepts, the i Vision Future Interactionshowcases BMW’s latest advances onvarious fronts.

These include autonomous driving,supported by a next-gen head-up displayand 3D digital dash delivering instantinformation about the car’s surroundings– including nearby and oncomingvehicles. This gives the driver more time

to react when situations develop whichmay require an intervention, or indeedwhen the car’s being driven rather thanpiloting itself.

On that subject, while it’s normal nowto see cars with selectable drive modesyou won’t have come across a selectorquite like this concept’s. The availablemodes are Pure, for maximumenjoyment; Assist, for the quickestjourney time; and Auto – in which modethe car takes over and drives itself.

While it’s doing so, you can enjoy therest of its tech features – which includevideo calling, gesture control and wi-fiaccess via BMW’s Open Mobility Cloud, akind of virtual butler that aims to makesense of your entire life on one singlepanoramic dashboard. Think of it as aFilofax (or ’smartphone’, as they’re callednow) on four wheels.

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00:00Wycliffe01:05 The Return of SherlockHolmes02:10Where the Heart Is03:05 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 Man About the House07:25 Heartbeat08:25Where the Heart Is09:30The Darling Buds of May10:40 Judge Judy11:55 The Return of SherlockHolmes13:00 Murder, She Wrote14:05 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:05Where the Heart Is17:15 Man About the House17:55 Rising Damp18:20 On the Buses18:55 Heartbeat20:00 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Midsomer Murders23:00 Law & Order: UK

00:00 Bundesliga FootballHighlights01:00 Premiership RugbyUnion02:00 Ax Men02:55 Minder03:45 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Football's Greatest:Eusebio07:05 The Professionals07:55 The Sweeney08:50 Shed and Buried09:50 Minder10:55 Magnum, PI11:55 The Sweeney12:55 Storage Wars13:55 Shed and Buried14:55 The Professionals15:55 Magnum, PI16:55 Minder18:00 The Sweeney19:00 The Professionals20:00 Pawn Stars21:00 The Chase22:00 River Monsters23:05 American Gangster

Tuesday2nd February

Channel

00:00 American Dad!00:25 American Dad!00:45 Family Guy01:10 Family Guy01:30 Rise of the SuperstarVloggers02:30 Siblings03:00 Russell Howard's GoodNews03:30 Emergency RescueDown Under04:00 Rise of the SuperstarVloggers05:00 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Don't Tell the Bride22:00 The Supergamers23:00 EastEnders23:30 The Virtual Reality Vir-gin

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00:15 Football Focus00:50 The Graham NortonShow01:40Weather for the WeekAhead01:45 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 The Housing Enforcers11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00Wanted Down Under12:45 Emergency RescueDown Under13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News at One;Weather14:30 BBC London News;Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Father Brown16:00 For What It's Worth16:45 Holiday of My Lifetimewith Len Goodman17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News at Six;Weather19:30 BBC London News;Weather20:00 The One Show20:30 EastEnders21:00 Holby City22:00 Silent Witness23:00 BBC News at Ten23:30 BBC London News;Weather23:45 Match of the Day


00:10 Plebs01:15 Two and a Half Men02:05 Mom02:50 Planet's FunniestAnimals03:10 Teleshopping06:40 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Planet's FunniestAnimals07:20 The Ellen DeGeneresShow08:05 Dinner Date09:05 Emmerdale09:35 Coronation Street10:35 Catchphrase11:20 Dinner Date12:20 Royal Pains13:10 Emmerdale13:45 Coronation Street14:45 The Ellen DeGeneresShow15:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show18:50 Take Me Out19:50 The Hot Desk20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 Two and a Half Men22:00 Sweeney Todd: theDemon Barber of FleetStreet

CHANNEL

00:15 Bloody Queens: Eliza-beth and Mary01:15 Immortal Egypt withJoann Fletcher02:15 Trust Me, I'm a Doctor03:15 This Is BBC Two07:15 The Housing Enforcers08:00Wanted Down Under08:45 Flog It! Trade Secrets09:15 See Hear09:45 Close Calls: On Camera10:15Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News12:30 Daily Politics14:00 Coast14:05 The Pallisers15:00Who Do You Think YouAre?16:00 A Place to Call Home16:45 Best Bakes Ever17:30 David Attenborough'sNatural Curiosities18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30 Great American Rail-road Journeys20:00 The Great Interior De-sign Challenge21:00The £100K House: Tricksof the Trade22:00World War Three: Insidethe War Room23:00 Russell Howard's GoodNews23:30 Newsnight

00:40 Double Decker Driving

School

01:05 Jackpot247

04:00 Loose Women




09:30 Lorraine


11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women



15:00 Judge Rinder


17:00 Tipping Point

18:00 The Chase


19:25 Party Political Broad-

cast


20:00 Emmerdale

20:30 Coronation Street

21:00 Midsomer Murders



23:40 Parking Wars

00:05 First Dates01:10 15 Kids and Counting02:05 KOTV Boxing Weekly02:30 Gillette World Sport03:00 Snowdonia Marathon03:55 Beat My Build04:50 Phil Spencer: SecretAgent05:45 Deal or No Deal06:35 1001 Things You ShouldKnow07:00 Countdown07:45 The King of Queens09:00 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss USA12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Four in a Bed15:10 Deal or No Deal16:10 Countdown17:00 A Place in the Sun:Winter Sun18:00 Come Dine Championof Champions19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Posh Pawn22:00 24 Hours in A&E23:00 Bodyshockers

00:00 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side01:00 Celebrity Big Brother:Live from the House02:00 SuperCasino04:10 10,000 BC05:00Wildlife SOS05:25 Great Scientists05:50 House Doctor07:00 The WotWots07:10 Chloe's Closet07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40Wissper07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Paw Patrol09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Toot the Tiny Tugboat10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders13:10 5 News Lunchtime13:15 Celebrity Big Brother14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15 Truth & Lies18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 The NightmareNeighbour Next Door21:00 GPs: Behind ClosedDoors22:00 Celebrity Big Brother23:00 10,000 BC

00:00 Nature's Wonderlands:

Islands of Evolution

01:00 How Earth Made Us

02:00 How the Celts Saved

Britain

03:00 Guilty Pleasures

04:00 Shipwrecks: Britain's

Sunken History

05:00 Close

20:00World News Today

20:30Grand Tours of Scotland

21:00 Calculating Ada: The

Countess of Computing

22:00 A Timewatch Guide


Sunken History

00:20Mom00:50Two and a Half Men01:50The Almost ImpossibleGameshow02:40 Planet's FunniestAnimals03:05The Hot Desk03:15Teleshopping06:45 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Planet's FunniestAnimals07:20The Ellen DeGeneresShow08:05Dinner Date09:05 Emmerdale09:35The Cube10:35Catchphrase11:20Dinner Date12:20 Royal Pains13:10 Emmerdale13:45You've Been Framed!14:45The Ellen DeGeneresShow15:40The Jeremy Kyle Show18:50Take Me Out20:00You've Been Framed!21:00Grease: Live23:50American Pie PresentsBand Camp

00:00Wycliffe01:15 The Return of SherlockHolmes02:15Where the Heart Is03:10 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 Man About the House07:30 Heartbeat08:30Where the Heart Is09:35 The Royal10:40 Judge Judy11:55 The Return of SherlockHolmes13:00 Murder, She Wrote14:05 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:05Where the Heart Is17:20 Man About the House17:55 Rising Damp18:20 On the Buses18:55 Heartbeat20:00 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Paul O'Grady: For theLove of Dogs22:00 Women Behind Barswith Trevor McDonald23:00 Law & Order: UK

02:15 Ax Men03:05 Minder04:00 Teleshopping07:00 The Professionals07:50 The Sweeney08:50 Shed and Buried09:50 Minder10:55 Magnum, PI11:55 The Sweeney12:55 Pawn Stars13:50 Shed and Buried14:50 The Professionals15:55 Magnum, PI16:55 Minder17:55 The Sweeney19:00 The Professionals20:00 Pawn Stars21:00 Storage Wars: Texas22:00 Benidorm23:00 Jackie Brown

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Wednesday3rdFebruary

00:00 Family Guy00:25 Family Guy00:45 American Dad!01:10 Family Guy01:30 The Virtual Reality Vir-gin02:00 The Supergamers03:00 Siblings03:30 Emergency RescueDown Under04:00 The Supergamers05:00 Close20:00 EastEnders: Back toOurs21:15 Top Gear22:00 Life and Death Row23:00Webcam Boys

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CHANNEL

00:45 Film 201601:15 Ash Wednesday02:50Weather for the Week02:55 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 The Housing Enforcers11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00Wanted Down Under12:45 Emergency RescueDown Under13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News at One;Weather14:30 BBC London News;Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Father Brown16:00 For What It's Worth16:45 Holiday of My Lifetimewith Len Goodman17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News at Six;Weather19:30 BBC London News;Weather20:00 The One Show20:30 EastEnders21:00 Dickensian21:30 Room 10122:00 Death in Paradise23:00 BBC News at Ten23:30 BBC London News;Weather23:45 Question Time

00:15 James May's Cars of thePeople01:15 See Hear01:45World's Weirdest Events02:45 This Is BBC Two07:15 The Housing Enforcers08:00Wanted Down Under08:45 Flog It! Trade Secrets09:15 Great British Menu09:45 Close Calls: On Camera10:15Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News13:00 Daily Politics14:00 Coast14:05 The Pallisers15:00Who Do You Think YouAre?16:00 A Place to Call Home16:45 Best Bakes Ever17:30 David Attenborough'sNatural Curiosities18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30 Great American Rail-road Journeys20:00 Sea Cities21:00 Cats v Dogs: Which IsBest?22:00 The Story of China23:00The Clare Balding Show23:30 Newsnight

00:40 The Kyle Files

01:10 Jackpot247


USA




09:30 Lorraine


11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women



15:00 Judge Rinder


17:00 Tipping Point

18:00 The Chase



20:00 Emmerdale

20:30 Tonight

21:00 Emmerdale

21:30 Birds of a Feather

22:00 Jericho



23:45 The Late Debate

00:05 The Undateables01:10 C4's Future Sounds:Music on 401:35 The Last Leg GoesDown Under02:35 Embarrassing Bodies03:30 Remember Me05:20 Beat My Build06:10 Deal or No Deal07:00 Countdown07:45 The King of Queens09:00 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss USA12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Four in a Bed15:10 Deal or No Deal16:10 Countdown17:00 A Place in the Sun:Winter Sun18:00 Come Dine Championof Champions19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Location, Location,Location22:00 Keeping Up with theKhans23:00 First Dates

00:00 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side01:00 Britain's FlashiestFamilies01:55 SuperCasino04:10 10,000 BC05:00Wildlife SOS05:25 Great Scientists05:50 House Doctor07:00 The WotWots07:10 Chloe's Closet07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40Wissper07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Paw Patrol09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Toot the Tiny Tugboat10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders13:10 5 News Lunchtime13:15 Celebrity Big Brother14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15 Garage Sale Mystery18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 Ben Fogle: New Lives inthe Wild21:00 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side22:00 Celebrity Big Brother23:00 10,000 BC

00:00 Tales from the Royal

Bedchamber

01:00 Russia's Lost Princesses

02:00 Timeshift

03:00 Return to Betjeman-

land


05:00 Close

20:00World News Today

20:30 Top of the Pops: 1981


22:00 The Brain with David

Eagleman

23:00 Spider House

01:45 Two and a Half Men02:30 Scorpion03:15 Teleshopping06:45 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Planet's FunniestAnimals07:20 The Ellen DeGeneresShow08:05 Dinner Date09:05 Emmerdale09:35 Coronation Street10:05 You've Been Framed!10:35 Catchphrase11:20 Dinner Date12:20 Royal Pains13:10 Emmerdale13:45 Coronation Street14:15 You've Been Framed!14:45 The Ellen DeGeneresShow15:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show18:50 Take Me Out20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 Two and a Half Men22:00 Scorpion23:00 The Keith LemonSketch Show23:30 Happy Gilmore

00:00Wycliffe01:10 The Return of SherlockHolmes02:15Where the Heart Is03:10 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 Man About the House07:25 Heartbeat08:25Where the Heart Is09:35 The Royal10:35 Judge Judy11:55 The Return of SherlockHolmes13:05 Murder, She Wrote14:05 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:10Where the Heart Is17:20 Man About the House17:55 Rising Damp18:20 On the Buses18:55 Heartbeat19:55 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Doc Martin22:00 Britain's Busiest Airport Heathrow23:00 Law & Order: UK

02:10 Ax Men03:05 Minder03:55 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 The Professionals07:50 The Sweeney08:50 Shed and Buried09:50 Minder10:50 Magnum, PI11:55 The Sweeney12:55 Pawn Stars13:55 Shed and Buried14:55 The Professionals15:55 Magnum, PI16:55 Minder18:00 The Sweeney19:00 The Professionals20:00 Pawn Stars21:00 The Classic Car Show22:00 Red Heat

Channel

Thursday4th February

00:00 Family Guy00:25 Family Guy00:45 American Dad!01:10 Family Guy01:30Webcam Boys02:30 The Supergamers03:30 Emergency RescueDown Under04:00 The Virtual Reality Vir-gin04:30 Siblings05:00 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Traffic Cops22:00 Live at the Apollo22:30 Live at the Apollo23:05 EastEnders23:35 Little Britain


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00:15World War Three: Insidethe War Room01:15 Close Calls: On Camera01:45 The Story of China02:45Victorian Bakers03:45 This Is BBC Two07:15 The Housing Enforcers08:00Wanted Down Under08:45 Flog It! Trade Secrets09:15 MasterChef: TheProfessionals10:15Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News13:00 Daily Politics14:00 Coast14:05 The Pallisers15:00Who Do You Think YouAre?16:00 A Place to Call Home16:45 Best Bakes Ever17:30 David Attenborough'sNatural Curiosities18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30Great American RailroadJourneys20:00 Sea Cities21:00 Mastermind21:30What to Buy and Why22:00 Earth's GreatestSpectacles23:00 QI23:30 Newsnight

00:15 Car Crash Britain:Caught on Camera01:10 Murder, She Wrote02:05 Jackpot24704:00 Tonight04:25 ITV Nightscreen06:05 The Jeremy Kyle Show07:00 Good Morning Britain09:30 Lorraine10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show11:30 This Morning13:30 Loose Women14:30 ITV Lunchtime News14:55 ITV News London15:00 Judge Rinder16:00 Dickinson's Real Deal17:00 Tipping Point18:00 The Chase19:00 ITV News London19:30 ITV Evening News20:00 Emmerdale20:30 Coronation Street21:00 The Martin LewisMoney Show21:30 Coronation Street22:00 Mr Selfridge23:00 ITV News at Ten23:30 ITV News London23:40 Birds of a Feather

00:10 24 Hours in A&E01:10Obsessed with My Body02:10 Embarrassing Bodies03:00 Ramsay's KitchenNightmares USA03:55 Dispatches04:25 Back from the Dead05:15 Phil Spencer: SecretAgent06:10 Deal or No Deal07:00 Countdown07:45 The King of Queens09:00 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss USA12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Four in a Bed15:10 Deal or No Deal16:10 Countdown17:00 A Place in the Sun:Winter Sun18:00 Come Dine Championof Champions19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Jamie and Jimmy'sFriday Night Feast22:00 8 Out of 10 Cats DoesCountdown23:00The Last Leg Goes DownUnder

00:00 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side01:00 SuperCasino04:10 Puppies Make YouLaugh Out Loud05:00Wildlife SOS05:25 HouseBusters05:45 House Doctor07:00 The WotWots07:10 Chloe's Closet07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40Wissper07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Paw Patrol09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Toot the Tiny Tugboat10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders13:10 5 News Lunchtime13:15 Celebrity Big Brother14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15Undercover Bridesmaid18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 Make You Laugh OutLoud21:00 That's So22:00 Celebrity Big Brother

00:30 Top of the Pops: 198101:10 The London Markets02:10 Horizon03:10 The Brain with DavidEagleman04:10 Britain on Film04:40 Close20:00World News Today20:30 Top of the Pops21:00 The Good Old Days21:45 Sounds of the Sixties21:55 Sounds of the Seven-ties22:00 Totally British: 70s Rock'n' Roll23:00 The Most DangerousBand in the World: TheStory of Guns N' Roses

01:25 Two and a Half Men02:15 The Keith LemonSketch Show02:40 Planet's FunniestAnimals03:05 The Hot Desk03:15 Teleshopping06:45 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Planet's FunniestAnimals07:20 The Ellen DeGeneresShow08:05 Dinner Date09:05 Emmerdale10:05 You've Been Framed!10:35 Catchphrase11:20 Dinner Date12:20 Royal Pains13:10 Emmerdale14:15 You've Been Framed!14:45 The Ellen DeGeneresShow15:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show18:50 Take Me Out20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 The Hobbit: anUnexpected Journey

00:00 Blue Murder01:35 The Return of SherlockHolmes02:35Where the Heart Is03:30 Teleshopping07:00 Man About the House07:25 Heartbeat08:25Where the Heart Is09:35 The Royal10:35 Judge Judy11:55 The Casebook ofSherlock Holmes13:00 Murder, She Wrote14:00 Heartbeat15:00 The Royal16:05Where the Heart Is17:15 Man About the House17:50 Rising Damp18:15 On the Buses18:50 Heartbeat19:50 Murder, She Wrote20:55 The Adventures ofSherlock Holmes22:00 Long Lost Family23:00 Law & Order: UK

00:10 Cliffhanger02:20 River Monsters03:15 Ax Men04:00 Teleshopping07:00 The Professionals07:50 The Sweeney08:50 Shed and Buried09:50 Minder10:55 Magnum, PI11:55 The Sweeney12:55 Pawn Stars13:50 Shed and Buried14:50 The Professionals15:55 Magnum, PI16:55 Minder18:00 The Sweeney19:00 The Professionals20:00 Pawn Stars21:00 Counting Cars22:00 GoldenEye

Channel

Friday5thFebruary

00:45 This Week01:30Weather for the WeekAhead01:35 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 The Housing Enforcers11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00Wanted Down UnderRevisited12:45 Emergency RescueDown Under13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News at One;14:30 BBC London News;14:45 Doctors15:15 Father Brown16:00 For What It's Worth16:45 Holiday of My Lifetimewith Len Goodman17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News at Six;19:30 BBC London News;20:00 The One Show20:30 A Question of Sport21:00 EastEnders21:30 Dickensian22:00 Shetland23:00 BBC News at Ten23:25 BBC London News;23:35 The Graham NortonShow

00:05 Family Guy00:50 American Dad!01:10 Family Guy01:35 Live at the Apollo02:05 Siblings02:35 The Virtual Reality Vir-gin03:05 Comedy Feeds03:30 Emergency RescueDown Under04:00Webcam Boys04:55 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Up22:30 Great Movie Mistakes22:35 Russell Howard's GoodNews23:05 EastEnders23:35 Russell Howard's GoodNews Extra


CHANNEL

00:00 Artsnight00:30Weather00:35 Leningrad and the Or-chestra That Defied Hitler02:05 Black Sheep03:25 Question Time04:25 Imagine05:30 This Is BBC Two07:15 Tension at Table Rock08:45 The Red Beret10:10 Animal Park11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:10 Natural World13:00 Two Greedy Italians14:00 Rick Stein's India15:00 Escape to the Conti-nent16:00 Holiday of My Lifetimewith Len Goodman16:45 Flog It!17:30 Final Score18:25 Earth's GreatestSpectacles19:25 Back in Time for theWeekend20:25 King George andQueen Mary: The Royals WhoRescued the Monarchy21:25 Dad's Army22:00 The Real MarigoldHotel23:00 Live at the Apollo23:45 Insert Name Here

00:10 Diamonds Are Forever02:20 Jackpot24704:00 Murder, She Wrote04:50 ITV Nightscreen07:00 Fort Boyard UltimateChallenge07:25 Pat & Stan07:35 Dino Dan08:00 Signed Stories08:05 Sooty08:15 Super 408:30 Scrambled!08:35 Mr Bean: The AnimatedSeries08:50 Horrid Henry09:10 Nerds & Monsters09:30 Jessie10:05 The Tom & Jerry Show10:25 ITV News10:30 Murder, She Wrote11:20 The Jeremy Kyle ShowUSA12:20 The Jeremy Kyle Show13:15 ITV News and Weather13:20 The Jeremy Kyle Show14:25 Judge Rinder15:25 Tipping Point16:30 Doc Martin17:30 The Martin LewisMoney Show18:00 The Chase19:00 ITV News London19:15 ITV News and Weather19:30 You've Been Framed!20:00 Ninja Warrior UK21:00 Take Me Out22:20 The Jonathan RossShow23:20 ITV News and Weather23:40 Jurassic Park III

00:10Virtually Famous

00:55 Rude Tube

01:50 Storage 24

03:20 8 Out of 10 Cats Uncut

04:00 Undercover Boss USA

04:55 Beat My Build

05:45 Hugh's 3 Good Things:

Best Bites

06:00 Deal or No Deal

06:50 How I Met Your Mother

07:40 The King of Queens

08:55 Everybody Loves

Raymond

10:00 The Morning Line

11:00 Frasier

12:00 The Big Bang Theory

13:30 Marvel's Agents of

SHIELD

14:30 Channel 4 Racing

17:00 Come Dine with Me

19:30 Channel 4 News

20:00 Great Canal Journeys

21:00Walking Through Time

22:00 Prisoners

00:05 Lip Sync Battle UK00:35 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side01:15 SuperCasino04:10 Celebrity Big Brother05:50 House Doctor07:00 Peppa Pig07:05 Bananas in Pyjamas07:15 Angelina Ballerina07:20 Bob the Builder07:30 Tickety Toc07:45 Zack and Quack07:55 Make Way for Noddy08:10 Paw Patrol08:25 Little Princess08:35 Pip Ahoy!08:50 Blaze and the MonsterMachines09:15 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:30Wanda and the Alien09:45 Toby's Travelling Circus09:55 Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles10:30 The Saturday Show12:35 Funniest Fails, Falls &Flops13:00 Police Interceptors14:00 Benefits Britain: Life onthe Dole15:00 Benefits18:00 Now That's Funny!19:00 The NightmareNeighbour Next Door20:00World War II in Colour21:00 Nazi Quest for the HolyGrail21:55 5 News Weekend22:00 Football League Tonight23:30 Law & Order: SpecialVictims Unit

00:30 Rock 'n' Roll America

01:30 Top of the Pops

02:10 Totally British: 70s Rock

'n' Roll

03:10 The Most Dangerous

Band in the World: The

Story of Guns N' Roses

04:45 Close

20:00 How Earth Made Us


Sunken History

22:00The Young Montalbano

23:45 Annabel's Nightclub: A

String of Naked Lightbulbs

00:20 Take Me Out01:35 Two and a Half Men02:30 The Almost ImpossibleGameshow03:20 Teleshopping06:50 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 The Hot Desk07:10 Emmerdale09:50 Coronation Street12:10 Ninja Warrior UK13:10 Scorpion14:05You've Been Framed!15:10 Mr Bean's Holiday17:00 Beethoven18:50 Catchphrase19:50 The Mummy Returns22:20 Take Me Out - TheGossip23:15The Keith Lemon SketchShow23:45 Sweeney Todd: theDemon Barber of Fleet Street

00:00 Law & Order: UK01:05 Blue Murder02:25 The Casebook ofSherlock Holmes03:20 Judge Judy04:30The Darling Buds of May06:20 On the Buses06:45 ITV3 Nightscreen07:00 Movies Now07:10 On the Buses07:35Where the Heart Is10:45 A Touch of Frost13:00 Blue Murder at St Trinia-n's14:50 The Return of SherlockHolmes17:00 Columbo: It's All in theGame19:05 Midsomer Murders21:00 Midsomer Murders23:00Agatha Christie's Marple

00:40 American Gangster03:40 Movies Now03:45 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Movies Now07:10 Motorway Patrol07:35 Ax Men10:10 Bundesliga FootballHighlights11:10World Rugby 7s SeriesHighlights11:45 Pawn Stars13:05 Storage Wars14:35 No Name on the Bullet16:10 Dunkirk19:00 Live FIA Formula EChampionship21:30 Storage Wars22:00 Escape from New York

Channel

Saturday6th February

00:25Would I Lie to You?

00:55 The Apprentice USA

02:15Weather for the Week

02:20 BBC News

07:00 Breakfast

11:00 Saturday Kitchen Live

12:30 Mary Berry's Foolproof

Cooking

13:00 BBC News; Weather

13:10 Football Focus

13:50 Saturday Sportsday

14:00 Bargain Hunt

14:30 Live Six Nations Rugby

Union

17:30 Live Six Nations Rugby

Union

19:55 BBC News

20:05 BBC London News;

Weather

20:15 The Voice UK

21:30 The National Lottery:

Win Your Wish List

22:20 Casualty

23:10 BBC News; Weather

23:30 Match of the Day

00:20 American Dad!

00:40 American Dad!

01:00 Family Guy

01:25 Family Guy

01:45 Family Guy

02:05 Siblings

02:35 Comedy Feeds

03:00 People Just Do Nothing




05:00 Close

20:00 Don't Tell the Bride

21:00 Top Gear

22:20 Meet the Parents

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00:15 People Just Do Nothing01:15 Tim03:00 My Afternoons withMargueritte04:15 This Is BBC Two07:05 The A to Z of TV Garde-ning07:50 The A to Z of TV Garde-ning08:35 The Secret History ofthe British Garden09:35 Countryfile10:30 Saturday Kitchen BestBites12:00 Best Bakes Ever12:45 NFL Highlights13:15 MOTD2 Extra14:00We Dive at Dawn15:30 None but the Brave18:15 Flog It!19:15 Ski Sunday20:00 Six Nations RugbyUnion21:00 Greece with SimonReeve22:00 James May's Cars of thePeople23:00 Patrick Kielty'sMulholland Drive23:50 American Football

01:15 Jackpot24704:00 Murder, She Wrote04:50 ITV Nightscreen07:00 Fort Boyard UltimateChallenge07:25 Pat & Stan07:35 Dino Dan08:00 Signed Stories08:05 Sooty08:15 Super 408:30 Scrambled!08:35 Mr Bean: The AnimatedSeries08:50 Horrid Henry09:10 Nerds & Monsters09:30 Bear Grylls SurvivalSchool10:05 The Tom & Jerry Show10:25 ITV News10:30 FIA Formula EChampionship11:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show13:20 ITV News and Weather13:30 Off Their Rockers14:00 Ninja Warrior UK15:00 Live Six Nations RugbyUnion18:15 Catchphrase19:00 ITV News London19:15 ITV News and Weather19:30 Planet's Got Talent20:00 Beowulf: Return to theShieldlands21:00Vera23:00 ITV News and Weather23:14 ITV London Weather23:15 Rookies

01:00 Friday the 13th

02:45 Hollyoaks

04:55 Undercover Boss

Canada

05:55 Phil Spencer: Secret

Agent

06:50 How I Met Your Mother

07:40 The King of Queens

08:30 Everybody Loves

Raymond

09:30 Frasier

10:30 Sunday Brunch

13:30 George Clarke's Ama-

zing Spaces

14:30 Location, Location,

Location

15:35 Alvin and the Chip-

munks: the Squeakquel

17:15 The Simpsons

17:45 The Simpsons

18:15 Channel 4 News

18:35 X-Men

20:30 The Jump

22:00 Deutschland 83

23:00 8 Out of 10 Cats Does

Countdown

00:25 Law & Order: SpecialVictims Unit01:15 SuperCasino05:50House Doctor06:45Angels of Jarm07:00 Peppa Pig07:05 Bananas in Pyjamas07:20Angelina Ballerina07:30 Bob the Builder07:45Tickety Toc07:55 Zack and Quack08:05 Roobarb and Custard08:15Make Way for Noddy08:25 Paw Patrol08:40 Little Princess08:55 Pip Ahoy!09:10 Blaze and the MonsterMachines09:40 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:55Wanda and the Alien10:10Toby's Travelling Circus10:20 Jelly Jamm10:35 LazyTown10:55Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles11:30 Football League Tonight13:00 Funniest Fails, Falls &Flops13:30 Police Interceptors15:20My Favorite Martian17:05 Alvin and the Chip-munks18:50 5 News Weekend18:55 Little Nicky20:25 Zoolander22:00The Internship

00:45 Je t'aime: The Story of

French Song with Petula Clark

01:45 Shirley Bassey at the

BBC



04:10 Sounds of the Eighties

04:35 Close

20:00 Montalbano and Me:

Andrea Camilleri

20:50 Britain's Wild Places

21:00 Russia's Lost

Princesses

22:00 The Toughest Horse

Race in the World: Palio

23:30 History of the Eagles

02:05 Beowulf: Return to theShieldlands03:05 Reality Bites03:40 Teleshopping06:40 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records07:25 Emmerdale10:05 Coronation Street12:35 Take Me Out13:55 Take Me Out - TheGossip15:00 Grease: Live17:55 Minion Madness18:10 Despicable Me20:00 Legally Blonde22:00 Ibiza Weekender23:00 American Pie: theWedding

01:05 Blue Murder02:40 Man About the House03:05 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 Movies Now07:10 Rising Damp07:35 On the Buses08:30 Blue Murder at StTrinian's10:20 Heartbeat12:25 Columbo: It's All in theGame14:30 The Return of SherlockHolmes15:45 The Casebook ofSherlock Holmes16:50 Agatha Christie's Mar-ple18:55 Midsomer Murders21:00 Barging Round Britainwith John Sergeant21:30 Barging Round Britainwith John Sergeant22:00 Caroline Quentin'sNational Parks23:00 Mrs Biggs

00:05 The Return01:50 Red Heat03:50 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Goals of the 70s07:10 Motorway Patrol07:35 Ax Men08:15 Ax Men09:05 The Sweeney10:10 Pawn Stars12:35 Storage Wars: Texas14:35 Counting Cars15:25 The Classic Car Show16:30 No Name on the Bullet18:10 Dunkirk21:00 Premiership RugbyUnion22:00 Nighthawks

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00:55 NFL Highlights01:25 Michael Clayton03:20Weather for the WeekAhead03:25 BBC News07:00 Breakfast08:35 Match of the Day10:00The Andrew Marr Show11:00 The Big Questions12:00 Sunday Politics London13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News14:10Weather for the WeekAhead14:15 Homes Under theHammer15:15 Escape to the Country16:15 The Great Sport ReliefBake Off17:15 Songs of Praise17:50 Pointless Celebrities18:35 Nature's MiracleOrphans19:30 BBC News19:50 BBC London News;Weather20:00 Countryfile21:00 Call the Midwife22:00War & Peace23:00 BBC News23:20 BBC London News;Weather23:50 Match of the Day 2

00:05 Russell Howard's Good

News

00:35 Family Guy

01:00 Family Guy

01:20 Family Guy

01:40 Family Guy

02:00 Russell Howard's Good

News

02:30 Siblings

03:00 The Revolution Will Be

Televised

03:30 The Revolution Will Be

Televised

05:00 Close

20:45 The Voice UK

22:00 Meet the Fockers

23:50 Family Guy

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04:30 Countryfile05:30 Holby City06:30 This Is BBC Two07:15 The Housing Enforcers08:00 Wanted Down UnderRevisited08:45 Escape to the Continent09:15 Close Calls: On Camera09:45 Now You See It10:15 Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News13:00 Daily Politics14:00 Coast14:05 The Pallisers15:00 Who Do You Think YouAre?16:00 A Place to Call Home16:45 Best of Themed Coo-king17:15 Nature's Great Events18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30 Great American Rail-road Journeys20:00 The Great Interior De-sign Challenge21:00 University Challenge21:30 Mary Berry's FoolproofCooking22:00 Rick Stein's Taste ofShanghai23:00 Insert Name Here23:30 Newsnight

00:15 Premiership Rugby

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11:30 This Morning

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00:05 Alien302:05 Embarrassing Bodies03:00 Come Dine with Me05:15 Phil Spencer: SecretAgent06:10 Deal or No Deal07:00 Countdown07:45 The King of Queens09:00 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss USA12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Four in a Bed15:10 Deal or No Deal16:10 Countdown17:00 A Place in the Sun:Winter Sun18:00 Come Dine Championof Champions19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Dispatches21:30 Supershoppers22:00 Royal Navy SailorSchool23:00 Crashing23:35 Tattoo Fixers

00:25 The Green Hornet02:40 SuperCasino05:00 Wildlife SOS05:25 House Doctor06:45 Angels of Jarm07:00 The WotWots07:10 Chloe's Closet07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40 Wissper07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Paw Patrol09:50 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Toot the Tiny Tugboat10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders 13:10 5 News Lunchtime14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15 Fatal Friends18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 Ice Road Truckers21:00 Funniest Fails, Falls &Flops21:30 5 News Update21:30 The X-Files: Reopened22:00 The X-Files23:00 Gotham23:55 JFK's Secret Killer: TheEvidence

01:30 Tutankhamun: The

Truth Uncovered

02:30 Rock 'n' Roll America

03:30 Sounds of the Eighties

03:55 Totally British: 70s Rock

'n' Roll

04:55 Close

20:00 World News Today

20:30 Grand Tours of Sco-

tland

21:00 Italy Unpacked

22:00 Addicted to Sheep

23:00 The London Markets

00:55 Forgetting SarahMarshall03:00 Planet's FunniestAnimals03:25 Teleshopping06:55 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Planet's FunniestAnimals07:20 Dinner Date08:10 The Ellen DeGeneresShow09:05 Emmerdale09:35 Coronation Street10:35 Catchphrase11:20 Dinner Date12:20 Royal Pains13:10 Emmerdale13:45 Coronation Street14:45 The Ellen DeGeneresShow15:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show18:50 Take Me Out20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 Two and a Half Men22:00 The Bourne Identity

00:30 Hamlet03:05 Till Death Us Do Part04:45 Heartbeat06:25 Judge Judy06:45 ITV3 Nightscreen07:00 Man About the House07:25 Heartbeat08:30 Where the Heart Is09:35 The Royal10:35 Judge Judy11:55 The Casebook ofSherlock Holmes13:00 Murder, She Wrote14:00 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:05 Where the Heart Is17:15 Man About the House17:50 Rising Damp18:20 On the Buses18:55 Heartbeat20:00 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Lewis23:00 Lewis

00:05 Apocalypse Now03:05 Ax Men03:50 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 The Professionals07:55 The Sweeney08:50 Shed and Buried09:50 Minder10:55 Magnum, PI12:00 The Sweeney13:00 Pawn Stars13:55 Shed and Buried14:55 The Professionals16:00 Magnum, PI17:00 Minder18:05 The Sweeney19:00 Storage Wars: Texas20:00 Pawn Stars21:00 Storage Wars22:00 The Chase23:00 Ax Men

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00:10 Family Guy00:35 American Dad!00:50 American Dad!01:15 Family Guy01:40 Cuckoo02:10 Cuckoo02:35 Cuckoo03:05 Cuckoo03:35 Cuckoo04:00 Cuckoo04:25 Cuckoo05:00 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Don't Tell the Bride22:00 Stacey DooleyInvestigates23:00 EastEnders23:30 Siblings

00:55 In the Valley of Elah02:45 Weather for the Week02:50 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 The Housing Enforcers11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00 Wanted Down UnderRevisited12:45 Emergency RescueDown Under13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News at One;14:30 BBC London News;14:45 Doctors15:15 Father Brown16:00 Escape to the Country16:45 Holiday of My Lifetimewith Len Goodman17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News at Six;19:30 BBC London News;20:00 The One Show20:30 Inside Out London21:00 EastEnders21:30 Panorama22:00 Crimewatch23:00 BBC News at Ten23:30 BBC London News;Weather23:45 Tracey Ullman's Show


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42 CoastRider - Edition 470 - March 5th 201342 What’s on

Tue 2 Feb

Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 10:00am Cycling Club (Club Ciclista) - Main square in San Miguelde Salinas 10:00am Table Tennis Club Casa Ventura San Luis 10:00am Open Air Keep Fit - Playa Flamenca - Orihuela Costa 10:00am PALS La Siesta Meat Raffle & Bingo 10:30am Bar Columbus Toretta II CAMBRIDGE SLIMMING CLUB &ZUMBA 10:30am Digital Photography Club - Las Claras Centre in Los

Narejos 10:30am Age Concern C B South La Siesta - Calle Paganini next

to local police office 10:45am Gardeners Corner Torrevieja - at karaoke bar 'Supersof'Torrevieja 1:00pm The Good Life Club - Los Arcos Restaurant Avenida

Baleares Torrevieja 1:00pm Calpe Rotary Fellowship - Asia Restaurant La Fustera 1:00pm Phoenix Concert Band in Torrevieja - Centro Social, San

Miguel de Salinas 1:00pm Bridge Club - Rest Antonios Quesada 1:00pm Torrevieja Association of Amateur Balladeers Singers El

Paraiso Restaurant 4:00pm Belly Dancing - The Emerald Isle, Urb. La Florida 4:00pm Latin Line Dancing - Casa Venture San Luis 5:45pm Calpe Bowls Club - Edf Paraiso Mar Levante Beach 6:00pm PALS La Siesta TORREVIEJA CAMERA CLUB 7:00pm Badminton Club Teulada - Calle Benopia 2, Moraira 7:30pm Modern Jive Club - La Acena Gym, Puerto de Mazarron 8:00pm PALS La Siesta GAMES NIGHT 8:30pm Friends and Buddies - Los Galayos, Puerto de Mazarron

Tel: 968 163 758 8:30pm The English Folk Music Club Matrix Madhouse La Fuente

Wed 3 Feb

Costa Blanca Mountain Walkers Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 10:00am Velvetones Harmony Choir El Paraiso Jardin Del Mar

Torrevieja 10:00am Badminton Pilar de La Horadad - Duques de Palma

Sports Centre 10:30am Successful Slimming Bar Carlos La Romana 10:30am Age Concern C B South La Siesta - Calle Paganini next

to local police office 10:45am Belly Dancing Keep Fit Session Quesada Wellbeing

Centre, under The Club 12:00pm Al-Anon Family Groups Rojales & Torrevieja Ring 692

799 318 12:00pm Ladies Who Lunch Quesada Tel 966 261 359 for venue 1:00pm Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre Open Day Ptda. Lo

Garriga 2:00pm Campoverde Theatre Group - Community Centre Blue

Lagoon 2:00pm The Golden Girls - The Emerald Isle, La Florida 2:00pm Tai Chi Cultural Centre Quesada 2:30pm Spiritual Friends Los Leones Restaurant Moraira 2:30pm Strictly Social Club Meetings Asturias Restaurant Punta

Prima 3:00pm Moraira Ladies Craft Club - Various Tel: 965 744 008 3:00pm Castilla Amigos Meetings Castilla Bar Lemon Tree Road

Torrevieja 4:00pm Belly Dancing - Keep Fit - Las Claras, Urb. Oasis, Los

Alcazares 5:30pm Children's Theatre Workshops Nou Espai Social Centre LaNucia 5:30pm Royal Naval Association - Torrevieja Branch - El Paraiso

Bar/Restaurant, 6:00pm Netball Club in Torrevieja - At Playa Flamenca 6:00pm Torrevieja Christian Fellowship Av de Las CortesValencianas Torrevieja 7:00pm Line Dancing Camposol Cultural Centre 7:00pm Speed Dating a Luna Bar & Restaurant Guardamar 7:30pm Ballroom & Latin Classes Bienvenido Chinese Rest. Res.

Molino Blanco La Zenia 7:30pm Computer Club - Da Vincis Bistro San Luis 7:30pm Club Torrevieja Classics and Specialists Cars, Club MarinaInternational 7:30pm GASP Salas Municipales Life Resort Gran Alacant

8:00pm Ballroom & Latin Dancing La Bamba's AsturiasRestaurant La Zenia

Thu 4 Feb

Carp-R-Us Angling Club Phone for meet point 966 717 923 Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 10:00am Cycling Club (Club Ciclista) - Main square in San Miguelde Salinas 10:00am Table Tennis Club Casa Ventura San Luis 10:00am Open Air Keep Fit - Playa Flamenca - Orihuela Costa 10:00am Mazarron Bay Bridge Club - Playa Grande Hotel, Puertode Mazarron 10:00am Rojales Pantomime Group Cultural Centre Quesada 10:00am Badminton Pilar de La Horadad - Duques de Palma

Sports Centre 10:00am Tennis Club Los Amigos Oliva 10:30am Pat a Cake Club Bar Med Mazarron 10:30am Ladies' Barbershop Harmony Chorus - Las Claras CommCentre, Los Narejos 10:30am Age Concern C B South La Siesta - Calle Paganini next tolocal police office 11:00am Orihuela Costa Male Voice Choir La Zenia Church 11:00am Rascals Sacko's Bar El Limonar San Luis 11:00am The Irish Rover Torrevieja CAMBRIDGE SLIMMING CLUB- Calle Dr Waksman 11:30am Ballroom & Latin Classes Bienvenido Chinese Rest. Res.Molino Blanco La Zenia 1:00pm Bridge Club Restaurant Antonios Quesada 1:00pm Torrevieja Association of Amateur Balladeers Singers El

Paraiso Restaurant 2:00pm PALS La Siesta CRAFT CLUB 3:30pm Campoamor Tennis Club - Campoamor Golf & Tennis

Club 4:00pm Latin Line Dancing - Emerald Isle, La Florida 6:00pm The Sunshine Club Tel 966 791 514 for meet point6:00pm Torrevieja Digital Camera Club - Casa Ventura San Luis 6:00pm Gandia Area Social Club (GASC) - Viva Espana, Oliva 7:00pm PALS La Siesta BINGO 8:00pm Costa Barber Singers - Recibar La Torre, Benissa

Fri 5 Feb

Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 9:45am Cresendo International Choir El Paraiso, Torrevieja 10:00am PALS La Siesta UNISEX SLIMMING AND RECREATION 10:30am Bar Columbus Toretta II CAMBRIDGE SLIMMING CLUB &ZUMBA

10:30am Line Dancing & Country Music Marina Bar Toretta 3 10:30am Age Concern C B South La Siesta - Calle Paganini next tolocal police office

11:00am Ballroom & Latin Dancing La Bamba's AsturiasRestaurant La Zenia 2:00pm Tai Chi Cultural Centre Quesada 2:30pm Strictly Social Club Meetings Asturias Restaurant Punta

Prima 3:00pm French & Breton Folk Dance - The Matrix Madhouse,

Pueblo Principe 3:00pm Cantabile Ladies Choir La Siesta Church 5:45pm Calpe Bowls Club - Edf Paraiso Mar Levante Beach

7:00pm Coropilar - Choral group - Municipal offices atCampoverde 7:00pm Badminton Club Teulada - Calle Benopia 2, Moraira 7:00pm Monthly Country Music & Dance Camposol Cultural

Centre 9:00pm Jazz Club - El Puente, Santiago de la Ribera

Sat 6 Feb

Costa Blanca Mountain Walkers Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 10:00am Oliva Drama and Cultural Association Viva Espana N332 9:00pm PALS La Siesta LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT

Sun 7 Feb

Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 8:30am Costa Blanca Runners South - Caprabo Supermarket Tel

966 786 774 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 10:00am Campoamor Tennis Club - Campoamor Golf & Tennis

Club 10:00am Tennis Club Los Amigos Oliva 10:30am Christ In You - Torrevieja - Europa Building, Pinar de

Campoverde. 10:30am Torrevieja Christian Fellowship Av de Las Cortes

Valencianas Torrevieja 11:00am Netball Club in Torrevieja - Playa Flamenca 1:00pm Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre Open Day Ptda. Lo

Garriga 5:45pm Calpe Bowls Club - Edf Paraiso Mar Levante Beach 6:30pm International Christian Assembly - Calle San Miguel de

Salinas 2, Torrevieja

Mon 8 Feb

Admit One English Film Club IMF Cinemas Torrevieja 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja 10:00am Scottish Bagpipers - Hoggies Bar La Siesta 10:00am Rojales Pantomime Group Cultural Centre Quesada 10:00am Torrevieja Craft Club - Diane's bar at 55 Dr Gregorio

Maranon, Torrevieja 10:00am Badminton Pilar de La Horadad - Duques de Palma

Sports Centre 10:00am Tennis Club Los Amigos Oliva 10:30am Age Concern C B South La Siesta - Calle Paganini next tolocal police office 11:00am Rascals Sacko's Bar El Limonar San Luis 11:00am Washinton Bar La Siesta CAMBRIDGE SLIMMING CLUB 11:00am Jelly Beanz Parent Toddler Group Condado de Alhama,La Isla 12:00pm Al-Anon Family Groups Rojales & Torrevieja Ring 692

799 318 2:00pm Campoverde Theatre Group - Community Centre Blue

Lagoon 2:00pm Tai Chi Cultural Centre Quesada

7:30pm Ballroom & Latin Dancing La Bamba's AsturiasRestaurant La Zenia

Fiestas, Festivals & ConcertsTue 2 Feb

Candelaria, JijonaFiesta de La Candelaria, Pilar de la HoradadaLa Candelaria, BenielSant Blai, Gorga AlicanteFiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid Moors & Christians - Sax Alicante

Wed 3 Feb

Sant Blai, GorgaSant Blai, PedreguerSan Blas, SaxFiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid Moors & Christians - Sax Alicante

Thu 4 Feb

Romería de Santa Águeda, Catral Fiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid

Moors & Christians - Sax Alicante

Fri 5 Feb

Romería de Santa Águeda, Catral Fiestas de San Agatángelo , Elche, Alicante Fiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid Moors & Christians - Sax Alicante

Sat 6 Feb

Moors & Christians, ElcheFiestas de San Agatángelo , Elche, Alicante Carnaval de Águilas - Aguilas (Murcia) Fiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid Alicante Free Concerts Sant Joan Alicante

Sun 7 Feb

Fiestas de San Agatángelo , Elche, Alicante Carnaval de Águilas - Aguilas (Murcia) Fiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid

Mon 8 Feb

Carnaval de Águilas - Aguilas (Murcia) Fiesta San Martín de Traspinedo Valladolid Madrid


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Here is a guide to what’s going on in your local area andthese below are on every day – check the website forthe latest information and to win a meal for two at oneof our participating venues.Pimientos Restaurant San Miguel A LA CARTE from 7PM Bar Carmens El Chaparral, MENU DEL DIA from 9am Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVE MENU €9.95 from5.30pm Mono's Bar Quesada Serving Food 10 - 3pm Reflections, San Luis 5 EURO MEAL DEAL from 12pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 Bar Carmens El Chaparral MENU DEL NOCHE 5.30pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD DEAL 1 for €6,2 for €10 Marabu Lounge Dona Pepe MENU DEL NOCHE €15.95 6pm Marabu Lounge MENU DEL DIA €11.95 1pm La Bocana Water-Sports OPEN ALL DAY from 9.30am El Capitan Los Altos MENU DEL DIA €6.50 from midday El Capitan Los Altos MENU DEL NOCHE €8.50 from 6pm El Castillo La Marina TEA/COFFEE & HOME MADE SWISSCAKE €3.00 from 11am till 6pm El Castillo MENU DEL DIA €8.50 11.30am El Castillo La Marina MENU DEL NOCHE €15.00 from 6pm Bar 1 The Carabasi Centre Gran Alacant HAPPY HOUR 5pm Restaurant Rendezvous Altos Del Limonar OPEN 12 - 12 Mexi Mundo Altos Del Limonar MINIGOLF Mexi Mundo Altos Del Limonar MENU DEL NOCHE €9.95from 6pm Mexi Mundo Altos Del Limonar LUNCH Midday - free glassof wine with any main course Stan & Ollies El Raso 3 COURSES €15Hen’s Teeth Villamartin Plaza MENU DEL DIA and TAPASuntil 6pmHen’s Teeth Villamartin Plaza MENU DEL NOCHE and TAPALo Rufete Torremendo Open All Day Kayaking, Horse RidingQuad Biking

Tuesday

10:30am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente YOGA 11:00am Posh Club La Marina SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS 11:00am Lo Crispin Tavern Lo Crispin TAI CHI 11:00am El Castillo La Marina DANCE CLASSES 12:00pm Restaurant Rendezvous Altos Del Limonar MEALDEAL €12.50 12:30pm Posh Club La Marina SPANISH INTER. CLASSES 6:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KARATE 6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada MOTOWN SOUL NIGHT & PLAYYOUR CARDS RIGHT 6:00pm The New Tavern San Miguel PIE NIGHT 2 for €9.50 7:00pm Posh Club La Marina KARAOKE 7:30pm The Fire Station Via Park 1 – PASO A PASO 8:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva - QUIZ NIGHT 8.00pm Drivers Bar Villamartin POOL NIGHT8:00pm PALS Washington Square La Siesta GAMES NIGHT 8:30pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis QUIZ NIGHT 9:00pm Lo Crispin Tavern, Lo Crispin DARTS 9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm Bar Carmens El Chaparral, La Siesta KARAOKE 9:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos QUIZ NIGHT

Wednesday

Hen’s Teeth Villamartin Plaza FREE POOL ALL DAY10:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SPANISH FORBEGINNERS 10:00am El Castillo La Marina YOGA 10:30am Posh Club La Marina RELAXCERSISE 11:00am Lo Crispin Tavern, Lo Crispin ZUMBA 1:00pm Marabu Lounge Lo Marabu - TAPAS Wednesday 1:00pm Papillon Bar Restaurant Torretta 2 - SCHNITZEL DAY€6.50 1:30pm Lo Crispin Tavern Lo Crispin COMMUNITY LUNCH€3.00 2:00pm Posh Club La Marina CRAFT EXCHANGE 2:00pm Marabu Lounge Dona Pepe LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 3:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente LINE DANCING 4:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos BINGO 4:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada ROCK AND ROLL BINGO ANDMUSIC QUIZ 5:15pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KIDS THEATREGROUP 5:30pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos BIG JAM 6:00pm Bar Imanyo,Daya Nueva - Special Menu €5.00 (ClubMembers €3.00) 6:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta CARVERY

6:00pm The New Tavern San Miguel STEAK NIGHT (minibusservice) 6:00pm Olive Bar Dona Pepe STEAK AND PIE NIGHT 6:00pm Blackbull Torremendo STEAK NIGHT 8:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente QUIZ & BINGO 8:30pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis CARD BINGO8.30pm Drivers Bar Villamartin DISCO 9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar – KARAOKE9.00pm The Fire Station Via Park 1 KARAOKE

Thursday

10:00am Matrix Madhouse La Fuente COFFEE MORNINGCRAFTS BINGO & MY WEIGH IN 11:00am El Castillo La Marina TAI CHI 11:00am Mono's Bar Quesada LADIES PAMPER DAY 1:00pm Posh Club La Marina LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 2:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis MUSICBINGO 3:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta, JULIES CARDS 3.30pm Churchills San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 4.00pm The Watering Hole San Luis Square CARD BINGO &PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT5:00pm Olive Bar and Kitchen Dona Pepe KARAOKE 6:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KARATE 6:00pm Mexi Mundo Altos Del Limonar All You Can EatBuffet €7.50 7:00pm Posh Club La Marina BINGO eyes down 7.30pm 8:00pm Bar 1 The Carabassi Centre DARTS PRACTICE 8:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva – DARTS COMPETITION 8:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos QUIZ & GAMES8.00pm Hen’s Teeth Villamartin DARTS LEAGUE 8:30pm Reflections, San Luis, LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 8:30pm El Capitan Los Altos DARTS LEAGUE 8.30pm Drivers Bar Villamartin LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm Oceans Bar QUIZ NIGHT 9:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Friday

10:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SPANISH BEG. 10:00am El Castillo La Marina YOGA 11:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SPANISHINTER. 11:00am Posh Club La Marina LINE DANCING 12:30pm Posh Club La Marina COUNTRY MUSIC - Check first865 777 281 2:00pm Bar Carmens, La Siesta LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 3:00pm The Porter House Altos del Limonar - BINGO 4:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente FAMILY NIGHT -MEAL DEALS Bouncy Castle 6:00pm The New Tavern SanMiguel STEAK NIGHT (minibus service) 7:00pm Reflections, San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 8:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva – FREE POOL 8:00pm Papillon Bar Restuarant Torretta 2 KARAOKE 8:00pm El Capitan Los Altos FUN DARTS8.30pm Drivers Bar Villamartin QUIZ NIGHT 9.00pm The Watering Hole San Luis Square KARAOKE9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9:00pm Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos LIVE MUSIC 9:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada LIVE MUSIC 9:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVEENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm Lo Crispin Tavern, Lo Crispin, KARAOKE 9:00pm The New Tavern San Miguel LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Saturday

10:00am Matrix Madhouse La Fuente STREET DANCE CLASS4 - 7years 10:45am Matrix Madhouse La Fuente STREET DANCE CLASS12:45pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVE PREMIERSHIP 4:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVE PREMIERSHIP 4:00pm The Porter House, Altos del Limonar - JAM SESSION- 6:00pm Blackbull Torremendo STEAK NIGHT 6:30pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVE FOOTBALL 7:00pm Reflections, San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 8:00pm Papillon Bar Rest. Torretta 2 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT8.30pm The Watering Hole San Luis Square LIVEENTERTAINMENT

9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9:00pm Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos LIVE MUSIC9.00pm Churchills SanLuis KARAOKE 9:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada LIVE MUSIC 9:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm Lo Crispin Tavern, Lo Crispin LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm El Capitan Los Altos LIVEENTERTAINMENT/KARAOKE 9:00pm El Castillo La Marina LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PlsCheck in Winter 666 761 495 9:30pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Sunday

12:00pm Olliewoods Restaurant at the Madhouse LaFuente FAMOUS ROAST 12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis SUNDAY LUNCH 12:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nuevo - Sunday Lunch €5.00 12:00pm Pimientos Rest. & Tce San Miguel SUNDAY LUNCH 12:00pm Stan and Ollies El Raso SUNDAY LUNCH 12:30pm Bar Carmen's El Chaparral, La Siesta CARVERY 1:00pm El Castillo La Marina AS MUCH AS YOU CAN EATHOT & COLD BUFFET1:00pm The Porter House - Sunday Lunch €5.95 - Altos delLimonar 1:00pm The New Tavern San Miguel CARVERY €7.50 (freeminibus service available) 1:00pm Marabu Lounge Dona Pepe SUNDAY LUNCH 1:00pm Blackbull Torremendo SUNDAY ROAST CARVERY 1:00pm Olive Bar and Kitchen Dona Pepe SUNDAY LUNCH 1:00pm Papillon Torretta 2 - ROAST DINNER from €4.90 2:30pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVE FOOTBALL3.00pm Churchills San Luis KARAOKE 4:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis BIG JAM 5:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVE PREMIERSHIP 5:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta KARAOKE 7:00pm Posh Club La Marina KARAOKE 8:00pm El Capitan Los Altos QUIZ NIGHT 8:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - QUIZ & BINGO8.30pm Drivers Bar Villamartin KARAOKE 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9:00pm Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos KARAOKE 9:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada KARAOKE & PLAY YOURCARDS 9:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis KARAOKE 9:00pm Lo Crispin Tavern, Lo Crispin QUIZ

Monday

11:00am Lo Crispin Tavern, Lo Crispin ZUMBA 11:15am Posh Club La Marina PILATES 3:00pm The Porter House Altos Del Limonar - BINGO 3:00pm Oceans Bar Gran Alacant BINGO 3:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos DOMINOS 4:00pm Bar Carmens - El Chapparal, La Siesta BINGO 4:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis KARAOKE & LIVE MUSIC 5:30pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KIDS ROCKCHOIR 6:30pm Matrix Madhouse La Fuente ADULT ROCK CHOIR 8:00pm Bar 1 Carabassi Centre Gran Alacant DARTS LEAGUE 8:00pm Fire Station Via Park 1 – POOL LEAGUE & CRIBNIGHT 8:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SKITTLES 8:30pm Reflections San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 8:30pm El Capitan Los Altos DARTS LEAGUE 9:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVE PREMIERSHIP 9:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada FUN QUIZ NIGHT 9:00pm Lo Crispin Tavern,Lo Crispin CRIB NIGHT 9:00pm Marabu Lounge Dona Pepe FUN QUIZ

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February 21494 Columbus begins the practice using Indians asslaves.1626 Charles I is crowned King of England. Fierceinternal struggles between the monarchy andParliament characterized 17th century English politics.1848 The Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo formally endsthe Mexican War.1870 The press agencies Havas, Reuter and Wolff sign anagreement whereby between them they can cover thewhole world.1901 Mexican government troops are badly beaten byYaqui Indians.1916 U.S. Senate votes independence for Philippines,effective in 1921.1921 Airmail service opens between New York and SanFrancisco. Airmail’s First Day.1934 Alfred Rosenberg is made philosophical chief ofthe Nazi Party.1939 Hungary breaks relations with the Soviet Union.1943 Last of the German strongholds at Stalingradsurrender to the Red Army.

1944 The Germans stop an Allied attack at Anzio, Italy.1945 Some 1,200 Royal Air Force planes blastWiesbaden and Karlsruhe.1948 The United States and Italy sign a pact offriendship, commerce and navigation.1972 The Winter Olympics begin in Sapporo, Japan.1978 U.S. Jewish leaders bar a meeting with Egypt’sAnwar Sadat.1987 Largest steel strike in American history, in progresssince August, ends.Born on February 21754 Charles Maurice de Tallyrand-Perigord, minister offoreign affairs for Napoleon I, who represented France

brilliantly at the Congress of Vienna.

1882 James Joyce, Irish novelist and poet (Ulysses,Portrait of a Young Man).1890 Charles Correl, radio performer.1895 George Halas, National Football League co-founder.February 31783 Spain recognizes United States’ independence.1917 A German submarine sinks the U.S. linerHousatonic off coast of Sicily. The United States seversdiplomatic relations with Germany.1920 The Allies demand that 890 German militaryleaders stand trial for war crimes.1943 Finland begins talks with the Soviet Union.1944 The United States shells the Japanese homelandfor the first time at Kurile Islands.1945 The Allies drop 3,000 tons of bombs on Berlin.1945 The month-long Battle of Manila begins.1954 Millions greet Queen Elizabeth in Sydney on herfirst royal trip to Australia.1962 President John F. Kennedy bans all trade withCuba.

1966 Soviet Luna 9 achieves soft landing on the moon.1971 OPEC decides to set oil prices without consultingbuyers.1984 The Environmental Protection Agency orders aban on the pesticide EDB for grain products.Born on February 31809 Felix Mendelssohn, German composer and pianist(Overture to a Midsummer Night’s Dream).1874 Gertrude Stein, poet and novelist (Three Lives, TheAutobiography of Alice B. Toklas).1894 Norman Rockwell, artist and illustrator whopainted scenes of small-town America. Most of his workappeared in the The Saturday Evening Post.1898 Alvar Aalto, Finnish architect.1907 James A. Michener, novelist (Tales of the SouthPacific).1909 Simone Weil, philosopher, member of the Frenchresistance in WWII.February 41194 Richard I, King of England, is freed from captivity inGermany.1795 France abolishes slavery in her territories andconfers slaves to citizens.

1889 Harry Longabaugh is released from SundancePrison in Wyoming, thereby acquiring the famousnickname, “the Sundance Kid.”1899 After an exchange of gunfire, fighting breaks outbetween American troops and Filipinos near Manila,sparking the Philippine-American War1915 Germany decrees British waters as part of the warzone; all ships to be sunk without warning.1923 French troops take the territories of Offenburg,Appenweier and Buhl in the Ruhr as a part of theagreement ending World War I.1944 The Japanese attack the Indian Seventh Army in

Burma.1945 The Big Three, American,British and Soviet leaders, meetin Yalta to discuss the war aims.1974 Newspaper heiress PattyHearst is kidnapped by theSymbionese Liberation Army,beginning one of the mostbizarre cases in FBI history.1980 Syria withdraws itspeacekeeping force in Beirut.1986 The U.S. Post Office issuesa commemorative stamp

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featuring Sojourner Truth.Born on February 41881 Fernand Leger, French painter.1900 Jacques Prevert, French poet, screenwriter (TheVisitors of the Evening, The Children of Paradise).1902 Charles Lindbergh, the first man to fly solo acrossthe Atlantic.1906 Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German Protestanttheologian.1906 Clyde Tombaugh, astronomer, discovered Pluto.1913 Rosa Lee Parks, civil rights activist.1921 Betty Friedan, writer, feminist, founded theNational Organization of Women in 1966.

1925 Russell Hoban, artist and writer (Bedtime forFrances, The Mouse and His Child).1932 Robert Coover, novelist & short story writer.1947 Dan Quayle, vice president under PresidentGeorge H.W. Bush.February 51556 Henry II of France and Philip of Spain sign the truceof Vaucelles.1631 A ship from Bristol, the Lyon, arrives withprovisions for the Massachusetts Bay Colony.1762 Martinique, a major French base in the LesserAntilles of the West Indies, surrenders to the British.1783 Sweden recognizes U.S. independence.1846 The first Pacific Coast newspaper, OregonSpectator, is published.1864 Federal forces occupy Jackson, Miss.1865 The three-day Battle of Hatcher’s Run, Va., begins.1900 The United States and Great Britain sign the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty, giving the United States the right tobuild a canal in Nicaragua but not to fortify it.1917 U.S. Congress nullifies President WoordrowWilson‘s veto of the Immigration Act; literacy tests arerequired.1918 The Soviets proclaim separation of church andstate.1922 The Reader’s Digest begins publication in NewYork.1922 William Larned’s steel-framed tennis racquet getsits first test.1945 American and French troops destroy Germanforces in the Colmar Pocket in France.1947 The Soviet Union and Great Britain reject terms foran American trusteeship over Japanese Pacific Isles.1952 New York adopts three-colored traffic lights.

1961 The Soviets launch Sputnik V, the heaviest satelliteto date at 7.1 tons.1968 U.S. troops divide Viet Cong at Hue while theSaigon government claims they will arm loyal citizens.1971 Two Apollo 14 astronauts walk on the moon.1972 It is reported that the United States has agreed tosell 42 F-4 Phantom jets to Israel.1985 U.S. halts a loan to Chile in protest over humanrights abuses.

Born on February 51788 Sir Robert Peel, British prime minister.1837 Dwight L. Moody, evangelist, founder of theMoody Bible Institute.1872 Lafayette Benedict Mendel, biochemist.1914 Sir Alan Hodgin, English physiologist andbiophysicist.1915 Robert Hofstadter, physicist who won the Nobelprize in 1961 for his studies of neutrons and protons.1926 Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, longtime New York Timespublisher.1934 Hank Aaron, American hall of fame baseball player.1938 John Guare, playwright (The House of BlueLeaves).February 61926 Mussolini warns Germany to stop agitation inTyrol.1936 Adolf Hitler opens the Fourth Winter Olympics.1941 The RAF clears the way as British take Benghazi,trapping thousands of Italians.1944 Kwajalein Island in the Central Pacific falls to U.S.Army troops.1945 MacArthur reports the fall of Manila, and theliberation of 5,000 prisoners.1963 The United States reports that all Soviet offensivearms are out of Cuba.1964 Cuba blocks the water supply to GuantanamoNaval Base in rebuke of the United State’s seizure of fourCuban fishing boats.1964 Paris and London agree to build a rail tunnel underthe English Channel.1975 President Gerald Ford asks Congress for $497million in aid to Cambodia.

1977 Queen Elizabeth marks her Silver Jubilee.1982 Civil rights workers begin a march from Carroltonto Montgomery, Alabama.Born on February 61756 Aaron Burr, 3rd U.S. Vice President.1895 George Herman “Babe” Ruth, baseball player withthe Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees and theBoston Braves. The first player to hit 60 home runs in oneseason.1911 Ronald Reagan, film actor and 40th U.S. President(1981-1989).1913 Mary Douglas Leakey, archaeologist andpaleoanthropologist.1932 Francois Truffaut, French film director (The 400Blows, Shoot the Piano Player).1933 Walter E. Fountroy, politician and civil rights leader.1940 Tom Brokaw, NBC News anchorman.1945 Bob Marley, reggae musician.February 71913 The Turks lose 5,000 men in a battle with theBulgarian army in Gallipoli.1915 Fieldmarshal Paul von Hindenburg moves onRussians at Masurian Lakes.1917 The British steamer California is sunk off the coastof Ireland by a German U-boat.1931 Amelia Earhart weds George Putnam inConnecticut.1963 The Mona Lisa is put on display at the MetropolitanMuseum of Art in New York.1964 The British band The Beatles are greeted by 25,000fans upon their arrival in the United States at JFK Airport.1965 U.S. jets hit Dong Hoi guerrilla base in reprisal forthe Viet Cong raids.1968 North Vietnamese use 11 Soviet-built light tanks tooverrun the U.S. Special Forces camp at Lang Vei at the

end of an 18-hour long siege.1978 Ethiopia mounts a counter attack against Somalia.1983 Iran opens an invasion in the southeast of Iraq.Born on February 71477 Sir Thomas More, English statesman and writer,famous for Utopia, later executed for refusing to acceptHenry VIII as the head of the church.1804 John Deere, farm equipment manufacturer1812 Charles Dickens, prolific English novelist whosestories reflected life in Victorian England. Some of hismore famous works include Oliver Twist, A ChristmasCarol and A Tale of Two Cities.1837 Sir James Murray, Scottish lexicographer andeditor.

1867 Laura Ingalls Wilder, author whose works were thebasis for television’s Little House on the Prairie.1885 Sinclair Lewis, novelist of satire and realism.(Arrowsmith, Elmer Gantry).1905 Ulf Svante von Euler-Chelpin, Swedishphysiologist.February 81587 Mary, Queen of Scots is beheaded in FotheringhayCastle for her alleged part in the conspiracy to usurpElizabeth I.1887 Congress passes the Dawes Act, which givescitizenship to Indians living apart from their tribe.1900 British General Buller is beaten at Ladysmith,South Africa as the British flee over the Tugela River.1904 In a surprise attack at Port Arthur, Korea, theJapanese disable seven Russian warships.1924 The gas chamber is used for the first time toexecute a murderer.1942 The Japanese land on Singapore.1943 British General Orde Wingate leads a guerrilla forceof “Chindits” against the Japanese in Burma.1952 Elizabeth becomes Queen of England after herfather, King George VI, dies.1971 South Vietnamese ground forces, backed byAmerican air power, begin Operation Lam Son 719, a17,000 man incursion into Laos that ends three weekslater in a disaster.

1990 CBS television temporarily suspends Andy Rooneyfor his anti-gay and ant-black remarks in a magazineinterview.Born on February 81828 Jules Verne, French novelist, one of the first writersof science fiction (Twenty Thousand Leagues Under theSea).1834 Dmitri Ivanovich Medeleyev, Russian chemist,developed the periodic table of elements.1851 Kate (O’Flaherty ) Chopin, novelist, short storywriter (The Awakening).1906 Chester F. Carlson, physicist, inventor ofxerography, the electrostatic dry-copy process.1906 Henry Roth, writer (Call it Sleep).1911 Elizabeth Bishop, poet.1926 Neal Cassaday, writer, counterculture proponent.1931 James Dean, film actor and 1950s teenage icon(Rebel Without a Cause, East of Eden, Giant).


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By David HudsonThe clip clop of horses hoofs with the jingle of the

bells from the harness signalled the arrival of a horse andcarriage in our lane in Desamparados. Sitting in the lightweight modern carriage was the Grandfather, Fatherand two grandchildren who said buenos as we waved tothem. It got me thinking that in this day of a throw awaysociality people still want to save some historicmemories and I bet that those children will alwaysremember these days and talk about it to their children.

This is a time of the year that you look back as well asforward on what is happening! So it got me thinkinghow far the Spanish Classic scene has changed in such ashort time and about the battle that I was involved in tosave the Spanish Classics or as the Spanish say popularhistoric vehicles and to get the popular classics beingaccepted. My little SEAT 600 is 45 years old and has doneover 110,000 kms on the original engine which I havedriven over 80,000 kms in Spain and Portugal. Before1995 historic vehicles were over 30 years old, based onthe German status and was for the elite and rich. Thebattle to begin to save the classics was when on 14thJuly the King signed the parliament bill that protectedhistoric vehicles of 25 years and older, a compromisedbetween the German and English law. This salvo was togive status to the large number of common vehicles thatcompletes the history of the time.

When I brought the sad little 600 from Fausto in 1990it was to serve me well as a form of transport in andaround Torrevieja in our holidays. During the 90s Angieand I tried to form a 600 club in Torrevieja by putting

printed cards under thewindscreens of a largenumber of 600s was stillbeing driven aroundTorrevieja in those days butto no avail. Then the secondsalvo of the battle was firedwhen Volkswagen broughtthe SEAT Company. The firsttime I knew about it waswhen I called into the SEATdealer for a part only to betold that the GermanCompany wanted nothing todo with the Spanish side ofSEAT and could not supplyany parts. So it was trawlingthe scrap yards for carsbecause even though I toldthem that it would be moreprofitable to break down intoparts I still had to climbaround the yards. Only a

handful of parts shops were around Spain in those daysand sometimes it meant ordering from Santander. Nowthe final salvo was fired when a group of aficionadosbrought up the stock of available parts from SEAT andthe battle began with 600 clubs beingformed starting with Barcelona, Madridand Elche.

My involvement began in December2002 when I came out of the Orihuelatax office and met Manolo and after hefound out that I had a 600 he invited meto a meeting on the 9th January 2003where I joined 13 Spaniards to form aclassic club one of only 18 in Spain.Now there are over 100 clubs and in thisarea from the Orihuela Club there isnearly 20 Spanish speaking Clubs, 10English speaking Clubs from micro carsto specialised model clubs and 8motorcycle clubs. We decided toinclude all classic vehicles of two andfour wheels because it was obvious thata base was needed to encourage andhelp all classics to stay on the road.

The problems in those early days wasbecause of the elitist reputation we hadproblems getting the media and publicinterested. The President Venancio andmyself as VP worked hard to get publicity Venanciodealing with the Spanish media and I concentrated onthe Scandinavian, German and English papers, TV and

Radio. The 600s was to bringin young couples andfamilies which helped tobreak the elite reputation.The SEAT 600 was more thanan icon, in the 1970s thenewspaper “El Pais” wrotethat the 600 broughtdemocracy to Spain notPresident Suerez. This wasbecause in the 50s and 60sthe ordinary people was ableto freely explore Spain for thefirst time and exchange ideasthat formed the bases ofdemocracy. What carcompany had to close theorder books two years afterits launch of a model to copewith producing the 600?

In those early days therewere very little organised

classic events. I remember that we made an agreementwith Elche, Murcia and Denia that we would help andsupport each other’s event. The big problem in thosedays was information because web sites and emailswere not used, the Spanish preferred telephone or post.Members from clubs as far as Valladolid, Burgos, Madrid,Seville and Barcelona used to travel to this areasometimes leaving at 4.00am which showed thecommitment in those early days. I would travel up to600 kms on a Sunday. Those days there were twoorganised events that included an Exhibition of classicvehicles, a fun event, a parade of vehicles around thelocal area and a meal.

The Encuentro was opened to invited clubs and theConcentration which is open to all classic vehicles. Bothcould be regional or national. These could cost from1000€ to 12,000€ to put on. I have been involved intwelve Encuentros one which resulted in my forming thefirst English speaking Classic Club. I was also involved inorganising the first National Concentration in Orihuelaso I have first-hand experience of the hard work involvedin organisation and getting sponsorship and publicity.

The Spanish gave me the sense of adventure and thatthere is nowhere that it cannot go. To celebrate the 50thAnniversary of the SEAT 600 Angie and I took a letter anda large present from the Mayor of Torrevieja to the Mayorof Madrid to mark the commitment of the magdalenas

to holiday in Torrevieja. Local people in Madrid told methat they would not drive a 600 in the Madrid trafficwithout being in a convey and with a police escort.

The battle has not finished because of the uncertainpolitical future of Spain with inexperienced new partiesin control we have seen what may happen. Already citycentres has been closed to traffic, some areas haveproposed a supplement tax of 85€ on vehicles over 20years or have banned classic vehicles. All this in theargument that it will reduce contamination but yearsago in Oxford the same socialist type of party did this byonly allowing buses to drive in the city centre. Withinfive years Oxford was the most contaminated city inEurope due to the diesel particles sitting about twostories high and at Carfax you could climb three storiesand see the effect for yourself. By the time this isunderstood the classic scene may be badly effected andthe unique freedom that the Spanish now enjoy may belost. Unlike in England which follows the feudal systemwhere all land is private unless it is designated publicwhereas in Spain under the Neapolitan system all land ispublic unless marked private giving total freedom toexplore. More information about Club TorreviejaClasicos Red from: [email protected]. Thebattle continues......

The Battle for the Spanish Classics

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By Andrew AtkinsonEric Garside won the Torregolf.eu Stableford Category 1 at Alenda

Golf Club, Alicante, with Vince Lannon taking Category 2. “Theweather conditions were perfect - and the course was probably thebest I have ever seen it in - particularly for this time of year,” DavidWinder told The CoastRider. “The greens are fantastic. And everyoneis looking forward to visiting Alenda again on the February 22. Somegreat scores were recorded, with just under half of those playingable to get under 30 points,” said David.

Results: Stableford Competition. Category 1: 1st. Eric Garside 33points, on c/b; 2nd: Mike Jenkins; 3rd: Paul Hurrell 31 points, on c/bfrom Linda Govan. Category 2: 1st. Vince Lannon, 36 points, on c/bChris Butland; 3rd: Roger Hazeldine 31 points. ‘The Full Monte’, insupport of our Associates and CD Montesinos, was won by SteveKeilty-Woolcock. Nearest the pins: Hole 3: Hugh Reilly. Hole 5: ChrisButland. Hole 13: Paul Hurrell. Hole 16: Ray Rumble. Torregolf.eu playat Vistabella on Friday February 5, and at Font del Llop on FridayFebruary 15.

By Andrew AtkinsonCD Montesinos 1–0 SS Fulgencio: CD Montesinos

defeated high flying SS Fulgencio 1-0 at The MunicipalStadium, Los Montesinos, in the 2nd Regional SegundaLeague - with man of the match Dario netting the all-important goal. “I am very happy with the result,” CDMontesinos coach Roberto Cases told The CoastRider.

Ahead of the game Montesinos were hit with thenews that key players Galindo and Carlos have beenside-lined through injury. Galindo, who suffered a

double-break of his leftwrist in the game againstCD Benijofar, is seeing aspecialist this week andwinger/forward Carlos hassustained knee ligamentdamage and could be ruledout for the rest of theseason. “We are short ofplayers, following the long-term injuries to Galindo andCarlos. We will have to see ifCarlos is out for the rest ofthe season, which is a blow,”

rued Roberto. “We only have 17 players in the Squad – ofwhich was underlined with youth player Josema beingamong the substitutes against SS Fulgencio,” saidRoberto.

Montesinos pressed from the outset, with forwardMacan fouled on two minutes that lead to a booking.Macan, a threat throughout, was brought down on 36minutes that lead to the Fulgencio defender receiving ayellow. Dani ORourke went close on 43 minutes whenshooting narrowly wide of the Fulgencio post. AndMacan was denied, when one-on-one with theFulgencio keeper, when shooting wide. On 53 minutesMontesinos defender Fernando was booked.Montesinos took the lead as the hour mark approached,when Macan crossed for DARIO to net – with the FullMonte Supporters jubilant – celebrating in the sunshine.

On 57 minutes substitute M&A replaced Parades; andWallace replaced Macan on 66 minutes. Fulgencio’sMegias was booked, following a foul on Dario.Montesinos continued to press, with Pley passing toDario, who crossed into the visitors penalty area, withWallace thwarted following a clearance. Wallace – whowas a constant threat since he came off the bench - shotinches wide of the Fulgencio post. A foul on Pley lead to

another booking for thevisitors. Montesinos’ M&Abooked. Fulgencio’scentre half went close toequalising in injury timewhen heading the ballagainst the bar.Attendance: 270.

CD Montesinos: Lopez,Fernando (Capt); Mario,Manuel, O'Rourke, Dario,Parades, Jose Antonio,Dimitri, Macan, Pley.Substitutes: Alex (gk),Dario Perez, Josema(youth player); Wallace, M&A.

League leaders and title favourites CD Doloresincreased their lead at the top on 48 points with a 3-1away win against second bottom Athletic Benejuzar.Results: San Isidro 0-4 RP Orihuela; Formentera 1-2 Dep.Orihuela; Atl. Benejuzar 1-3 CD Dolores; Grupo Caliche 7-1 Todo Depo; Callosa Dep. B 3-4 CD Murada; SportingOrihuela 1-1 CD Benijofar; CD Borneo 4-0 R.Orihuela; CDMontesinos 1–0 S Fulgencio.

Three new signings and another point in the bagconcluded an enterprising week for the Blues andWhites this week. With 20 points from 24, the team havegone from the brink of the relegation zone to possiblePlay Off contenders, as both their form and the strengthof the squad continues to improve. Sunday's morningkick off ended UD Alzira 1:1 CD Torrevieja. It was anotherof those games of two very different halves, in that in thefirst period Torre were not at all comfortable. Too manychoices will be given to Alzira that, except in rare andisolated phases, dominated largely the midfield.However a lack of concentration from a corner gave thehosts a goal, breaking an unbeaten 534 minutes withoutconceding.

The second half saw a remarkable improvement ofTorrevieja with the defence holding strong and afterscoring an early equaliser through Higon in the 49thminute, they continued to dominate but could not findthe net a second time and thus had to settle for a point.Torre are now eight games without a loss and go intonext Sunday's February 7th game against Villarreal C, full

of confidence. Kick off next Sunday is at noon, due toCarnival being the same day, at the Vicente GarciaStadium.

With the second half of the season now underway, fora complete change, instead of losing quality playersafter the Christmas break, the team have picked up threeof quality. Midfielder Pablo Redondo Martinez "PabloRedondo" is a player who has been working out for acouple of weeks with the team to recover from an injurythat had kept him away from the game for severalmonths.

Pablo Redondo is a versatile player and can play oneither flank, as a midfielder and even pivot player whohas great quality and ball control, along with a long andextensive experience in professional football. Hisprofessional career began in the Mestalla followed byspells in the first Division at Albacete and Getafe CF andalso serving with Gimnastic, Tarragona, Xerez CD,Hercules CF. His last club was Eldense CD where heplayed in 2nd Division B last season 2014-2015.

Another new signing last week was Chuoe whoprovides the team with more quality in attack.

Chuoe is a versatile player who can play on bothwings and even as a front man as he did with his last clubNovelda CF, where he has been playing in group VI of the3rd Division and has been a key player until thenoveldense club decided to dispense with his services.In Novelda CF he started all 11 games and assisted on 2goals, one of them against Torrevieja in La Magdalena.

Chuoe's career has mainly been spent in the 2nd

Division B, where he has played continuously since the2003-2011 season for teams like Valencia B, LaVillajoyosa and Benidorm, later signing for La Nucia in3rd Division in the season 2011- 2012 moving to CDEldense where in the 2013-2014 season he helped themrise to 2nd B Division by contributing 11 goals in the2014-2015.

Another striker has joined the club in the shape ofJose Antonio Prieto Hernández "Prieto" from the ADCeuta X Andaluz Group 3rd Division. Prieto is anestablished centre forward with great technical quality.He was the top scorer of his team with 12 goals in 24matches, with 21 of them as a starter. His statistics speakfor themselves as he’s been top scorer twice in hisdivision, the first one with Almeria B scoring 27 goalsand the second with the Nijar region where he scored 23goals, also noting that he had experience in 2nd DivisionB teams like CP Ejido, San Roque de Lepe, AD Almería Band Ceuta. With most of the teams has played for he hasaveraged more than 15 goals a season.

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As we sent the CoastRider to bed, Transfer deadline dayand all the last minute gossip and deals were coming to anend. The papers jumped in with some wild predictions andthis morning the national UK papers and TV will have all thelast minute deals clarified. The Mirror noted that

Tottenham and Stoke have joined Newcastle in hopingto sign West Brom's 22-year-old striker Saido Berahino ontransfer deadline day but Newcastle and Stoke have bothhad £20m-plus bids rejected as Albion stand firm said theMail. Diego Costa, 27, will not be leaving Chelsea after theBlues rejected a late approach from Atletico Madrid to re-sign their former striker but one forward who could leaveStamford Bridge on deadline day, however, is Loic Remy.The France international, 29, is a target for Leicester andWatford.

Aston Villa have failed with a bid for 29-year-old formerSwansea striker Michu, who plays for Spanish club Langreo.Leicester want to boost their squad and are set to hijack

Swansea's move for 25-year-old Crystal Palace strikerDwight Gayle while Tottenham have called off a £6m dealfor Fulham midfielder Moussa Dembele, 19, over theChampionship club's insistence the Frenchman is loanedback for the rest of the season.

Even though they said they were not buying anyone,Manchester United are in advanced negotiations withBenfica over the signing of midfielder Renato Sanches, 18and Russia winger Denis Cheryshev, 25, could be set for amove to Liverpool from Real Madrid. Tottenham haveaccepted loan offers from Burnley and Middlesbrough for22-year-old midfielder Alex Pritchar and Watford are in talksto sign Rennes' 23-year-old midfielder AbdoulayeDoucoure. Roma's 28-year-old striker Seydou Doumbia,Aston Villa boss Remi Garde's number one transfer target, isexpected to join Newcastle on loan.

Chelsea captain John Terry is likely to move to MajorLeague Soccer in the United States when he leavesStamford Bridge in the summer. Although the 35-year-oldformer England defender might be tempted by lucrativeoffers from China or the Gulf. Terry has left the door openfor the Blues to change their mind and offer him a new deal.The Mail say letting Terry leave Stamford Bridge is a "bigmistake", according to former England midfielder JamieRedknapp. Ex-Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino believes thedecision is "madness".

In the Championship, promotion hopefulsMiddlesbrough could return with an offer for Fulhamforward Ross McCormack, 29, after their move for 25-year-old Blackburn striker Jordan Rhodes collapsed. FormerMillwall and Leicester striker Steve Claridge believesMiddlesbrough's move for Rhodes will go through, despiteit faltering when personal terms could not be agreed.Sheffield Wednesday are hopeful of completing the loan

signing of 29-year-old Everton winger Aiden McGeady. Queens Park Rangers manager Jimmy Floyd

Hasselbaink has agreed a £350,000 fee with former clubBurton for their 26-year-old top scorer Abdenasser ElKhayati. Championship strugglers Charlton are interestedin a loan deal for Arsenal midfielder Serge Gnabry, 20 andCardiff City look set to be given clearance to sign 22-year-old striker Kenneth Zohore from Danish side OB, despite atransfer ban. Plymouth manager Derek Adams says he hashad "no word" about whether Crystal Palace will allowmidfielder Hiram Boateng, 20, to re-sign for the Pilgrims onloan.

Meanwhile further afield Sporting Kansas City defenderErik Palmer-Brown, 18, could be set for a loan move to Portoand Genoa's Argentine winger Diego Perotti, 27, is set tojoin Serie A rivals Roma. And the madness of Transferdeadline day continues.

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