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    20:57

    Local

    British girl, 9, who died after allergic reaction to ice cream, had only just arrived in Mijas that day

    Álvaro Frías / Juan Cano

    A nine-year-old British girl died on Monday in Malaga's children's hospital after apparently suffering a severe reaction after tasting an ice cream the previous Saturday. Sources said that the girl was allergic to milk and nuts which caused a ... parents and two siblings that morning. Sources told SUR that after leaving their luggage at their accommodation, they went to a nearby shopping centre in Fuengirola. It appears that while they were there the girl tasted an ice cream which triggered the ... severe reaction. She started to feel ill and the family returned to their hotel. There, they went down to the restaurant area for dinner, but the girl’s condition worsened, said the sources, and they left without eating. It was then that the youngster

    13:35

    Local

    Foul play suspected as second Costa chiringuito burns

    Mónica Pérez

    Bounty Beach bar on El Pinillo beach in Marbella became the second 'chiringuito' to burn down in the town in eight days on Tuesday. Speaking this week, the government delegate in Malaga, María Gámez, said that both this fire and last week's Playa

    14:30

    Sport

    Malaga could take a dip into the transfer market for Mamadou Koné replacement

    ANTONIO GÓNGORA

    Malaga are looking at all of the options available to them after receiving the news that on-loan striker Mamadou Koné will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery to repair damage to a torn quadriceps muscle in his left leg last week. ... La Liga rules say that players can be signed outside the transfer window (from other Spanish clubs only) to replace players who have been ruled out through injury for five months or longer. However, at this moment in time, with the surgery having

    11:09

    Local

    Tyler resigns IU whip but keeps Manilva town hall responsibilities

    CHARO MÁRQUEZ

    Manilva (CM) party and heads the municipality with the IU and Partido Popular. Last week, Dean Tyler, the IU councillor for Foreigners, Trade and Commerce, Consumers and the Environment, resigned the IU whip alleging that he felt undervalued by the ... party. However the mayor agreed that Tyler, who is well-known among the large foreign-resident community in Manilva and Sabinillas, could keep his town hall responsibilities while sitting as an independent councillor ahead of local elections in May. ... This immediately caused upset within the IU who demanded that Tyler be relieved of his duties and these given to the IU, amid rumours, now denied, that Tyler had reached a private agreement with the CM for the future. At a crisis meeting between the

    10:43

    Local

    Search operation ongoing for pilot of gyrocopter which plunged into Iznájar reservoir

    E. CABEZAS / A. J. GUERRERO

    ...but police received a number of calls at around 11.20am that what was reported as a helicopter had plunged into the reservoir. The principal line of enquiry at present is that Benthem, who is also a diving, paragliding and paramotor instuctor, was ... both helicopters and drones, as well as bringing in specialist divers to survey the floor of the reservoir which is in some parts 60 metres deeps. Antonio Quijano, in charge of the operation, said that the aircraft involved was a "two-seater ... gyrocopter", but that there was just one occupant at the time of the crash. The gyrocopter has been located 45 metres below the surface of the Iznájar reservoir and Quijano says that rescuers are looking at ways to bring it back up to the surface as soon as

    15:45

    Opinion

    Facts machine

    Peter Edgerton

    In the twenty-one years that I've been presenting pub quizzes in Malaga, I've picked up a few interesting facts. Only last night we learned that an adult male horse typically has forty teeth. Knowing this gem may not mean that you're suddenly ... invited to a swathe of parties (unless you count equine dental conferences, of course), but it does mean that you can usually come up with some distracting snippet of information if people start talking about house prices or something equally dull. "Is ... "Yeah, light blue. I remember watching it with my dad who extolled the virtues of fixed rates. That's why..." "Wrong! Green! And to the nearest day, how long did it take Armstrong to get to the moon from take-off in Apollo... er, and while we're at it

    14:07

    LifeStyle

    15 February 2003: The day that Spain said 'no' to war on Iraq

    GEORGIE KENNY

    Sixteen years ago it is estimated that around 10 million people took to the streets, all over the world, to protest against the Iraqi war. It was the largest anti-war protest and remains to be the biggest one-day global demonstration the world has ... ever seen. While figures are not exact, it is estimated that 700 cities worldwide hosted demonstrations against Bush's invasion of Iraq. Some of the biggest protests took place in Europe. In Rome it is estimated that 2.5 million people were involved, ... with London reaching 1.5 million. In Madrid also around 1.5 million were seen taking to the streets with banners that read 'Not in our name' and 'No blood for oil', in the biggest mass demonstration Spain had seen since the death of Franco. More

    19:10

    Local

    "I never thought a child could fit in that hole; I'll never forgive myself"

    Juan CANO / Fernando TORRES

    ...boy who were going to enjoy a paella in the countryside] of the danger there was, thinking that someone could break their foot. I never thought that a child could fit down there. I will never forgive myself for not seeing that danger," said Serrano, ... visibly upset, before breaking down. Julen's father delivers message of "eternal thanks" to everyone for their support He insisted that he had covered up the hole with two grey concrete blocks, as reported by SUR, after the man who dug the more than ... hall has also insisted that the latest action wouldn't impinge on its drive to ensure that those who undertake these works take responsibility for it. "I bought this plot of land four months ago so I could grow mangos and avocados and bring some

    11:58

    Local

    Teachers warn that Fortnite is causing academic performance to "deteriorate significantly"

    ALMUDENA NOGUÉS

    The Malaga Gamblers Rehab Association (AMALAJER) has warned that "a drop in academic performance is normally the first warning sign". The organisation's president, Francisco Abad, said: "When they put their studies to one side and they start seeing ... their friends less, that's when measures need to be taken." AMALAJER is worried about the effect of Fortnite on children, some as young as six, who are hooked on the game which is free to play and available across a number of platforms, hence its more

    16:36

    Local

    Malaga metro's Hospital Civil link scrapped in favour of new line to the PTA

    IGNACIO LILLO

    Elías Bendodo, the new Junta de Andalucía regional government spokesman, has confirmed that the planned Malaga metro link to the Hospital Civil has been scrapped in favour of a new link to the Parque Tecnológico. Bendodo, after meeting with the ... city's mayor, Francisco de la Torre, and regional president, Juanma Moreno, last week said that the new administration at the Junta would open talks over altering the existing plans with the concession holders, as well as the European Investment Bank ... which is financing the project and would have to approve any changes. The spokesman said that the Junta was working towards a solution that solves "the real needs of the city" and accepted that the change in direction would result in consequences of a