Weather
Monday's weather in Majorca
Rain and thunderstorm possible in some areas on Monday; temperatures dropping tomorrow.
Politics
Spain finds Catalan leaders guilty of sedition in landmark ruling over independence bid
All defendants were acquitted of the most severe charge, rebellion.
What's On
What's on in Majorca on Monday /Tuesday
Jazz music at the Es Firo in Llucmajor and Fundació Studium Aureum perform in Palma.
Politics
Protests in Majorca against sentencing of Catalan leaders
Protests to be held throughout Majorca this evening.
Environment
Palma promoting greater consumption of tap water
The town hall calculates that each citizen in the Balearics consumes an average of 175 litres of water from plastic bottles each year.
Roads
Council using own funds to pay for road projects
When the left-wing pact came to power at the Council in 2015, there was a review of investments planned under the roads' agreement with Madrid.
Celebrities
Stag and Hen parties for Rafa and Xisca
Both Rafa and Xisca were in Palma at the weekend celebrating with friends.
Politics
Spain issues European arrest warrant for former Catalan head Puigdemont
Germany previously refused to extradite former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.
Politics
Barcelona airport train and metro access briefly blocked over separatist protests
Although access to Barcelona airport was suspended flights were not affected.
My Column
Jazz in Majorca, football in Kashmir
Kashmir, a battleground between India and Pakistan since partition over 70 years ago, is the most militarised place on earth.
Weekend Food
5000 years of controversy
I must admit that as a chef who cares passionately about the ingredients I use, I am incredibly torn on the issue.
Gardening
Gardening in Majorca
It really is growing season all year round so no matter what seeds you put in the ground you can be sure they will germinate, all of the ones we consider ‘spring vegetables’ in Northern gardens will thrive if planted now.
Comment
A tourist, a friend
“The demise of Thomas Cook has underlined the fact that this island depends on tourism for its livelihood.”
Jason Moore