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THE BOTTOM LINE
This year's victims
Last year we thought we'd make it through the pandemic, but 2021 is going to be far from plain sailing
THE BOTTOM LINE
Last year we thought we'd make it through the pandemic, but 2021 is going to be far from plain sailing
THE EURO ZONE
A report makes several conclusions about the cost to Catalonia - both economically and institutionally - of jettisoning the rest of Spain
It is what makes us feel happier, more stress-free, and invariably satisfied at all levels, frequently a sensation produced by consciously doing something that we know we should not be doing
REVIEW
An injection of creative energy
ANALYSIS
Figures show an increase in UK citizens living in Malaga province. Now's the time to make sure non-residents don't sell their second homes and go to France or Portugal because they feel it's more in their interests to do so
food & drink
Rescue-chef TV makes for irresistible viewing, albeit with sadist overtones
THE EURO ZONE
Former Health minister Salvador Illa has left behind management of the pandemic response to enter the boiling furnace of Catalan politics
THE BOTTOM LINE
If one retired scientist and 11 others on temporary contracts in Spain can develop a Covid vaccine project for the price of a flat in Malaga, imagine what we could do if we had some money and government support
THE MUSIC MAKER
Once upon a time, if you were caught miming Waterloo into a hairbrush, you'd die of embarrassment. Thanks to TikTok, not anymore!
THE EURO ZONE
The scope of the scandal now extends beyond just Corinna Larsen and Juan Carlos, the emeritus king, and hints at the existence of dark forces at work behind the scenes
THE MUSIC MAKER
"This should be entertaining" is not a phrase you want to hear from your dentist
THE BOTTOM LINE
We thought 2020 was bad, but 2021 has started with a series of extraordinary events
food & drink
More than 80 per cent of the tuna sold in the US comes from unsustainable, destructive sources but Europe is way behind. Back to the British snack?
THE MUSIC MAKER
Any sentient soul knows that the news should be read in its printed form, the reader idly flicking through heavenly pages of text, searching for the most interesting articles, occasionally stumbling on a hidden gem
THE BOTTOM LINE
So far 2021 hasn't started off that well, has it?