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    18:28

    Local

    Wanted man who tried to kill a vet arrested on the Costa del Sol

    ALVARO FRÍAS / JUAN CANO

    National Police officers have arrested a wanted Belgian man in Malaga, Costa del Sol. The force said the man had a European arrest warrant against his name after he was found guilty of trying to kill a vet who was putting his dog to sleep. The ... issued in December 2020 in his home country. According to the information provided by the Belgian authorities, the man had made an appointment with a vet, with the intention of putting his dog to sleep. While the vet was treating the animal, he tried

    19:06

    LifeStyle

    Eyes open till dawn

    ROCÍO MENDOZA

    Staying awake is a voluntary act, but sleeping isn't. Our brain is in charge of our body and it decides when we can close our eyes and rest. In fact, most people realise that the more we try to force ourselves into 'sleep mode', the more our 'boss' ... did we remember to lock the front door? This struggle creates a kind of vicious circle that makes it impossible to sleep and sleep well. It is insomnia, something which the Spanish Neurology Society (Sociedad Española de Neurología) says affects ... health which was worst affected, together with diet and exercise, and now "the uncertainty has not gone away", says Javier Puertas, vice-president of the Spanish Sleep Society and a specialist in the sleep unit at the Alzira hospital in Valencia. "Many

    22:08

    Sport

    A sleeping giant awakes

    ROB PALMER a look at la liga

    Marcelino is the coach who left his last job for perceived apathy yet took his celebrations to such a ridiculous level this week that he needed medical treatment. His body clearly wasn't quite as conditioned as his mind after an enforced break and

    15:00

    LifeStyle

    TV is stealing our sleep

    ANTONIO PANIAGUA

    Here in Spain, television is keeping us awake at night and affecting the quality of our sleep. People who enjoy spending their leisure time in front of the TV are often likely to stay up until 2am to watch the end of the latest reality or chat show. ... programmes in such a way that people will remain fixed in their seats until the early hours. This is not innocuous, however: it seriously affects people's sleep. In the UK, for example, people tend to go to bed around 11pm, but in Spain they do so an hour ... later. Spain is not a good country for sleeping, and doctors at the Spanish Sleep Society (SES) are among those who are calling for television schedules to be reviewed. This institution, which is formed by 400 specialists in different fields of

    16:21

    LifeStyle

    Experts offer advice on eye care for blindness awareness month

    SUR IN ENGLISH

    ...eye infections. Getting enough sleep is also important as it helps avoid twitching eye muscles. As far as diet is concerned, eating fish that is high in omega 3 fatty acids helps with eye lubrication, says the doctor. Avocados are also

    18:15

    What to do

    Over 200 motives for not sleeping

    REGINA SOTORRÍO malaga

    ...special app called ‘Personal Dreamer’ which is available for iOS or Android devices. The motto is ‘217 reasons not to sleep’ and with some events continuing until 2am, visitors are unlikely to get to their beds before dawn. The English Cemetery will

    14:02

    Opinion

    The early morning pain

    Peter Edgerton

    ...screaming and shouting for twenty-three hours of sleep a day, the system requires them to get up even earlier. This is surely a matter to be dealt with in the court of teenage rights in Brussels or Strasbourg or one of those other places that no one would

    13:47

    Local

    The days are numbered for Malaga's parakeets

    IGNACIO LILLO

    Malaga city hall has decided that the only way in which to eradicate the invasive parakeet population in the city is to use air rifles to shoot them. Alberto Esteban, head of the Unidad Verde of the Environmental and Sustainability department of Za