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    10:14

    LifeStyle

    Gerald Brenan's Yegen, a century on

    Mark Nayler

    ...changed much since the early twentieth century. Getting off the bus in Brenan's former pueblo (a twice-daily service runs from Granada and takes you through some of the Sierra's most humbling landscapes), a few old houses on one side of the narrow road ... (all of which have nevertheless retained their beauty and charm). But Yegen, and the eastern Alpujarra as a whole, is still of a "different character" from the west, as Brenan observed almost a century ago. Despite the arrival of TVs, gas cookers,

    14:18

    Local

    Cártama students' project honours female pioneers

    Tony Bryant

    Pardo Bazán, a 19th-century women's rights campaigner. The school was presented with replicas of the plaques in appreciation and recognition of the work done to highlight equality.

    14:31

    Local

    A quarter of a century watching over the health of the Costa del Sol

    MÓNICA PÉREZ

    In the early hours of 29 December 1993, a baby in a hurry to be born brought forward the opening of the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella. The new facility was not due to receive its first patients until later that day, but when a local woman, Belén

    11:55

    Local

    Unicaja to pay for work to 16th century convent

    Eugenio Cabezas

    ...hall for a licence requesting permission to modernise the 16th century convent so that it complies with health and safety laws to open it to the public. The move comes after campaigning by a citizens' group which is concerned about the future of the

    11:05

    LifeStyle

    The customary glutton of the 17th century

    ANA VEGA PÉREZ DE ARLUCEA

    "stomach is the source of his anguish and his contentment", who eats breakfast in bed and is delighted to be knuckle-deep in sauce. Like the so-called 'foodies' of today, the gluttons of the 17th century would rummage in the far reaches of the larder to see

    14:35

    LifeStyle

    Celebrating 50 years of business on the Costa

    ASH BOLTON

    It was almost half a century ago that Alan James first moved to the Costa del Sol. The year was 1969 and the 31-year-old Londoner had been lured out to sunny Spain by the real estate potential for expats - an industry that was about to boom. Now

    14:22

    LifeStyle

    The century's longest lunar eclipse

    KEN CAMPBELL

    ...deeper into the Earth's shadow. Unlike an eclipse of the Sun, which lasts for only a few short minutes, a lunar eclipse can last for several hours. This eclipse will be the longest this century as the Moon will pass through the widest part of the Earth's

    17:31

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    The 'flu' virus that killed 1,500 people in Malaga a century ago

    PEDRO LUIS GÓMEZ

    1918, a century ago now, began at the end of the spring and lasted until the autumn. Between April and August 1918 and October 1918 and April the following year, the devastating epidemic took the lives of over 200,000 people in Spain and millions of ... and today his grandson is said to be worth billions of dollars. That grandson is also one of the most powerful people on Earth: his name is Donald Trump. A twist of fate back in the early 20th century contributed in its own way to the fact that now, ... 20th century there were hardly any hospitals in Malaga city or province. In the years between 1900 and 1915 the precarious sanitary infrastructure was the main cause of the high mortality rate, which was greater than the national average. A very

    14:58

    LifeStyle

    What the Romans put into their foul-smelling sauce

    FRANCISCO GRIÑÁN

    century in the area where the auditorium now stands, and on the hill below the Alcazaba fortress, there used to be a fish salting factory for the production of 'garum'. The organic remains found in the troughs which were used to make this smelly fish ... Corrales. He also explains that coins have been found during excavations at the Roman Theatre, and have helped to date the time when the sauce was made there. Although garum continued to be produced in Malaga until the 6th century AD, it was stopped at ... the Roman Theatre in the early 5th century when the site began to be used as a necropolis instead. "You have to remember that a major auxiliary industry grew up around the garum production, such as ceramic pots which were used as containers and for