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Expected to be a mostly sunny Thursday with mild temperatures and, according to the weather stations anyway, little or no risk of rain.

Friday is currently forecast to be fairly cloudy with a risk of rain, this getting higher at the weekend. The wind is due to crank up by Sunday, with the start of next week predicted to be colder (13-15C) and with high probabilities of...

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The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, says that urgent and concrete measures to be necessary to tackle the housing crisis that is ‘devastating’ living standards across Europe, including an increase in house building, as well as guarantees to defend the fundamental right to decent and affordable housing in the face of speculation.

In an opinion pie...

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The UGT Sanidad health union has warned of the ‘serious’ situation of “saturation” in the emergency department at Son Espases University Hospital in Palma, which is generating an ‘unacceptable overload of care’. According to the union, although the flu season brings a predictable increase in demand for healthcare, the current situation ‘highlights a lack of planning a...

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Witnesses have described a paramedic as a "hero" for his actions after a ten-year-old boy fell from the seventh floor of an apartment building in Palma.

On Tuesday, the boy fell some 20 metres and hit the front window of a car on C. General Riera. The paramedic happened to be in the vicinity in his ambulance. He ran towards the boy and...

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There are work lunches, and then there are those little pauses that fall between meetings – never quite long enough to warrant a full hour, yet too enticing to waste on a sandwich at your desk or in the car. Earlier this week, a colleague and I opted for the latter and came into S’Angel, a long-standing local favourite tucked just behind the “upside-down chur...

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