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U.S. judge rejects Prince Andrew's bid to dismiss sex abuse accuser's lawsuit

Andrew has denied Giuffre's accusations that he forced her to have sex more than two decades ago.

Reuters12/01/2022 15:49

Weekly question time debate at Parliament in London

UK PM Johnson apologises for attending lockdown party

"I know the rage they feel with me..."

Reuters12/01/2022 13:17

Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic practices at Melbourne Park as questions remain over the legal battle regarding his visa to play in the Australian Open

Djokovic travelled across Europe before Australia trip, at odds with declaration

Djokovic's case provoked a row between Canberra and Belgrade and fuelled heated debate over mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies.

Reuters12/01/2022 09:10

FILE PHOTO: British Prime Minister Johnson

UK PM Johnson is "going nowhere", minister tells parliament

Questioned about reports of a "bring your own booze" party.

Reuters11/01/2022 15:32

That would imply treating the virus as an "endemic illness", rather than a pandemic.

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WHO warns against treating Covid-19 like flu

Europe saw more than 7 million newly-reported cases in the first week of 2022.

Reuters11/01/2022 12:07

The airport said "significant doubt" remained over the speed of any recovery

Heathrow hit by Omicron cancellations in December

The airport said "significant doubt" remained over the speed of any recovery.

Reuters11/01/2022 09:59

Analysts said the currency has strengthened since mid-December.

Sterling hits highest since February 2020 versus euro

Analysts said the currency has strengthened since mid-December.

Reuters10/01/2022 13:29

EE, Vodafone and Three have all announced they will re-impose charges for some customers this year.

UK's Virgin Media O2 customers will not face roaming charges in Spain

O2 and Virgin Media customers would be able to use data, calls and texts just as they would in the UK.

Reuters10/01/2022 12:51

The nationwide infection rate as measured over the past 14 days rose to a new record of 2,723 cases per 100,000 people on Friday

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Spain's government to limit retail price of COVID antigen tests

The higher price of antigen tests in Spain during the surge of the Omicron variant have raised protests.

Reuters10/01/2022 12:27

Primary health care is under press

Coronavirus news

With peak yet to come, Europe's healthcare creaks under Omicron's rapid spread

"Pprimary care can perform neither their contact tracing and vaccination campaign duties adequately, nor their ordinary activities."

Reuters10/01/2022 08:28

The number of cases of coronavirus rose by 242,440 on Friday compared with Wednesday.

Spain's 14-day COVID-19 rate rises to 2,722 per 100,000

The number of cases of coronavirus rose by 242,440 on Friday compared with Wednesday.

Reuters08/01/2022 09:24

As of January 5, pets are legally members of the family in Spain

Dog custody: Spain to consider pets' welfare in divorce battles

Now a judge has to determine where the animal will fare better.

Reuters06/01/2022 11:03

"It looks very different this year because of COVID.

Bearing Christmas cheer but no sweets, the Three Wise Men return to Madrid

This year many towns and villages have allowed festivities to go ahead with various restrictions.

Reuters06/01/2022 10:53

Covid testing

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Sick leave in the Balearics has increased by 270%

Doctors are being overwhelmed by the administration of sick leave procedures.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter05/01/2022 15:07

Foreign tourism to Spain soars

Majorca tourism

Foreign tourism to Spain soars in November, still well below 2019 levels

Foreign tourists numbers were still only 72% of those seen in October 2019.

Reuters04/01/2022 09:44

Vials containing the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine against COVID-19 are displayed at a mobile vaccine clinic, in Valparaiso

Coronavirus news

Spain's 14-day COVID-19 infection rate rises to 2,295 per 100,000

Spain's Health Ministry reported a new record in the national 14-day COVID-19 infection rate.

Reuters04/01/2022 09:34

Migrants wait to disembark from a Spanish coast guard vessel

4,400 migrants lost at sea bound for Spain in 2021, double previous year

Spain does not keep figures for people who die trying to reach its shores.

Reuters04/01/2022 09:10

New year party on hold

New Year party on hold

The sudden arrival of Omicron has brought a surge in coronavirus cases across the globe.

01/01/2022 17:44

Big rise in inflation.

Big rise in inflation across Spain

Electricity fees drove the annual price index to the 32-year high.

01/01/2022 12:06

A man walks in front of the Nissan logo

Spain picks QEV as frontrunner for Nissan's Barcelona plant

Catalonia-based engineering group QEV plans to turn the facility into a hub for electric vehicles.

Reuters30/12/2021 09:11

People wait outside a COVID-19 testing centre

Coronavirus news

World nations try to balance Omicron restrictions while keeping economies open

Political leaders in some nations, fearful of the economic impact of keeping so many workers at home, were considering shortening the period required for isolation.

Reuters30/12/2021 08:19

The Minister of Health, Carolina Darias

Coronavirus news

Government and Communities study whether to shorten the quarantine for COVID

The measure has already been implemented in the United States due to the avalanche of infections of new variant.

Redaccion Digital29/12/2021 09:34

People queue to get tested for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) after the Christmas holiday break, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, at Doce de Octubre Hospital in Madrid

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Spain's COVID-19 infections soar after Christmas

Spain was largely spared the rampant wave of infections that led several Northern European countries to toughen curbs in the autumn.

Reuters28/12/2021 10:16

FILE PHOTO: Students take coronavirus disease (COVID-19) tests at Harris Academy Beckenham, in London

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British government says no new COVID curbs for England in 2021

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson continues to resist new measures.

Reuters28/12/2021 09:43

Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Desmond Tutu dies aged 90

From a generation of outstanding South Africans "who have bequeathed us a liberated South Africa".

Reuters26/12/2021 09:30

The Cumbre Vieja volcano in La Palma

La Palma volcano eruption declared over after three months of destruction

Lava now covers 1,219 hectares - equivalent to roughly 1,500 soccer pitches

25/12/2021 15:55

Pope delivers Urbi et Orbi blessing

Shun polarisation, try dialogue to heal divided world, pope says at Christmas

He asked people not to be indifferent to the plight of migrant

25/12/2021 15:28

An aerial view of the Cumbre Vieja volcano

Muted Christmas joy in La Palma evacuees' caravan as volcano falls silent

"No matter how low you feel, at this time of the year you must be strong for the children because they are excited about Christmas," said the 22-year-old mother of two.

Reuters24/12/2021 08:53

Prime Minister Sánchez arriving for conference of regional presidents

Coronavirus news

Sánchez - no return to March 2020 measures

The situation is different because of "massive vaccination" in Spain.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter22/12/2021 20:43