Police
Court exonerates Puerto Pollensa Guardia Civil officers
Lucia Patrascu was murdered in Puerto Pollensa in May 2016. She had gone to the Guardia Civil four hours before the incident.
Environment
Waste incinerators running at near capacity
There was meant to have been far more recycling. This accounts for just 15% of all Majorca's waste.
Environment
Golf course closure demand because of water use allegations
Environment ministry agents uncovered illegal wells. The law obliges golf courses to use treated water.
Tourism
Cabrera hostel occupancy remains low
Across the seven months that it was open last year, the hostel had a 45% occupancy level.
Refugee crisis
"It's take a chance - flee or die, simple"
Riccardo Gatti is involved in operations off the Libyan coast battling to rescue and save refugees fleeing for their lives.
Majorca
Shooting and 35 years of autonomy: the week in Majorca
Three members of the Porreres robbery gang were held in preventive custody, the sun shone for Balearics Day, Aptur challenged the legal criteria for rentals zoning, and low-season tourism was shown to be increasing.
Police
Sixteen-year-old girl dead in Puerto Alcudia
The Guardia Civil believe that she may have fallen from the fourth storey of a building on the street.
Majorca
What's on in Majorca: 5-11 March
The Marratxi ceramics fair continues all week, as does the funfair in Palma. The Balearic Symphony Orchestra features in Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro", two stars of the Bolshoi Ballet perform "Romeo and Juliet", and Al Anderson and The Original Wailers are at Es Gremi in Palma on Sunday. The Mallorca Classic Car Rally is from Thursday to Saturday.
Comment
Governing from jail
The Spanish government is never going to allow a Catalan leader who is on the run.
Jason Moore