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Anna Nicholas’s views on COVID-19 restrictions in the Uk and the most lucrative job anyone could have.
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Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas’s views on some of the stories of the week.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
What might seem unacceptable to the British government now, might prove the tip of the iceberg in the coming months.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas’s views on the cunning plan to introduce a pub passport and Free speech in schools.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
"The whole interview involved wokedom catch phrases such as ‘my truth’ which American audiences would have lapped up"
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas’s views on some of the stories of the week.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas, about the uncomfortable truth of the COVID-19 narrative and the cancel culture.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas' views on vaccine passports and COVID vaccinations.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas' views on some of the week's good news.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas’s views on some of the stories of the week.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas’s views on aesthetic treatments and the Guinness World Book of Records.
Anna Nicholas: My Column
Anna Nicholas’s views on some of the stories of the week.
At last there is hope!
But honestly, is any of this feasible? Are governments really that bright? Columnist and writer Anna Nicholas thinks it’s very doubtful.
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Getting your package delivered or not?
Anna Nicholas’s second Majorca based crime novel, Haunted Magpie, is published this November. It will be available at Universal Bookshop, Portals Nous & Come In & Llibres Colom in Palma, also at all good UK bookshops & via amazon.
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Cummings-Gate
The antics of Cummings and his kind has rightfully enraged those who steadfastly
adhered to government guidelines even at the expense of never being able to say goodbye
to those they loved.
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What a muddle
I’m not sure whether Boris Johnson has just thrown all his cards in the air and handed the rulebook to a bunch of mad men but it certainly seems that way.
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Brainless professors
It’s good to get some laughs during lockdown. It certainly beats the relentless drudgery of the day to day corona news.
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Freedom?
I was confused about the one km radius edict. Did that mean that I’d have to run around in circles for one hour?
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I’m a celebrity, get me out of here!
I haven’t watched television for many years now so am spared a lot of unctuous mewling from these spoilt, out of touch oafs on popular talk shows and breakfast time programmes.
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Walking the walk
At subliminal level, the public is reverting to caveman mode, unconsciously thinking of survival and how best to cope in a world of uncertainty.
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Hospital Pizza Express
The haves and have-nots will have a totally different experience at this time, just like the passengers did on the fateful Titanic.
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A song and dance about humanity
We need solidarity, kindness and humour like never before. There ain’t no room for irritation or froideur.
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Life goes by
For now, this is a golden opportunity to listen to silence, embrace one’s family and friends and reach out to those in need even virtually.
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Comrades in arms
I have been impressed by the plucky spirit of the expats on Majorca and the social media community as a whole.
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Love in the time of Coronavirus
"Loneliness would hurt them far more than the virus."
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The fragility of life
Calls for more media control after Caroline Flack's death, coal and wood fire ban, homeless people in Palma and sharing trend is catching up.
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Braving it out
Weekly columnist writes about the carefully crafted PR move, Valentine's Day fervor, wild dogs on the loose and the long goodbye by Harry and Meghan.
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Pet hates
Anna Nicholas’s first Majorca based crime novel, The Devil’s Horn, is out now. It’s available at all good bookshops & via amazon.
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In celebration of Nicholas Parsons, CBE - A life well lived
Last summer we met for the last time, though we stayed in touch by email.
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Welcome to the roaring twenties
The mounting row between the United States and Iran is concerning.
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Reasons to be cheerful
Anna Nicholas’s first Majorca based crime novel, The Devil’s Horn, is out now. It’s available at all good bookshops & via amazon.
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Stormy Times
Don’t miss the glorious Hotel Gloria Sant Jaume Christmas market in Carrer Sant Jaume in Palma on Sunday from 12-8pm. I shall be popping along to sign books and check out the stalls from 6-8pm.
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Trust the community
It all seems much easier when you can just pop by your village branch and have a chat with friendly members of staff whose names you know.
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The show must go on
Anna Nicholas’s Majorca-based debut crime novel, The Devil’s Horn, is out now. It’s available at all good bookshops locally such as Come In, Universal, El Corte Ingles and via Amazon.
My Column by Anna Nicholas
Luckily, the Neolithic temple has become visible once more due to the drought in the western part of the peninsula.
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Iman Barlow and her boxer boyfriend bravely thwarted a robbery here in Majorca.
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Anna Nicholas’s latest Majorca title is A Chorus of Cockerels. Her first crime novel, The Devil’s Horn, will be published October 10. Follow her at telegraph.co.uk
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Anna talks about tourists, the environment and getting back to life here on the island.
News
Here are some very simple and smart ideas to save money with O2
O2 is constantly creating new deals and new ways for clients to find great bargains.
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Do you think Mallorca is a safe destination?
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Fashion design and passion for cycling in Santa Catalina
Mallorca has become a modern-day playground seemingly created solely for cyclists.
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Do you think the Balearics should be on Britain's green light travel group?
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Bargains of the Day
Looking to move? Take a look at this country home in Sencelles.
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Today's weather on Mallorca
Check out today's minimum temperatures and find out what the weekend weather forecast is.
Don't forget to check out our webcams for all over Mallorca by clicking here.
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Is the Balearic government right to ban terrace dining on the weekend?
Community
Queen’s College first steps
The children learn about sharing, being kind and becoming resilient through daily tasks in an environment of support and acceptance.
Lifestyle
Films in English this week in Palma
This weekend CineCiutat is hosting eleven films in English that have been nominated for the Oscars or who have won a Golden Globe.
Lifestyle
Let Them Eat Cake!
“I've never turned down an order because I love a challenge.."
Lifestyle
You are what you eat!
"The important thing is the training and the capacity that the footballers have, but if you eat well your immune system is better prepared.”
Sports
Spain opposes soccer Super League involving its star clubs trio
Spain's football league, La Liga, and a host of its other clubs have added their name to a long list of institutions rejecting the idea of a European Super League.
Lifestyle
Practical parenting: Shall we dance?
So, what has dancing got to do with parenting?
Lifestyle
Travel and testing: the realms of the absurd
The presidents of economies with high tourism dependence expose their total desperation.
Community
Scandinavian spotlight: It’s a family affair for Mallorcan chick!
One day last June, he called me for help. He had been sitting in the finca having his pa amb oli lunch and a bird fell from the sky.
Sports
Rafa Nadal rues missed chance after Andrey Rublev shock in Monte Carlo
"It's been such an important tournament during my career. I'm always sad to lose here because it's an important one for me. I missed an opportunity to start the clay season in the right way."
Lifestyle
Out and About: Break out the Barbie
Peter Clover warns us to be ready for the return of the UK's most anticipated pastime.
Sports
Premier League tells Big Six execs to leave committees
The six Premier League teams that signed up for the venture withdrew on Tuesday following an intense backlash from fans.
Lifestyle
The 110 year old ship, ‘Toftevaag’ is in Soller
“We are sailing from port to port, holding meetings and workshops and talking to mariners and fishermen and discussing how they can help us.."
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Viewpoint: Mallorca playing it safe
The Balearic government is urging local resident to try and avoid travelling.
Lifestyle
Food and Wine: Sofrito, Spanish way to add taste
Andrew valente shows how to cook the secret that gives so many Spanish regional dishes their characteristic splendid tastes.
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The Blog: The ethics of tourism worker vaccination
The Spanish government were pointing to ethical reasons for not prioritising the vaccination of tourism regions such as the Balearics.
Community
The Academy International School news
The final exhibition allows these young artists to experience the entire process from creation to showcasing their work.
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Viewpoint: Spain desperate for Brits
The Secretary of State for Tourism said yesterday Spain is “desperate” to have Brits back!
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My column: Donald Trelford
This memory prompts me to use his own words to describe the life he lived: “That was all right. Nothing wrong with that.”