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Peter Edgerton
Of all holiday choices, with the honourable and obvious exception of wild camping in the Cairngorms, taking a cruise would almost certainly be the one I'd least like to get involved in
15 Aug 2025 11:40
Peter Sanderson
The figures produced in the article by 'Automovilistas Europeos Asociados' are far removed from the truth and are at best misconceived and at worst blatantly inaccurate
15 Aug 2025 11:38
Mark Nayler
Anyone's CV is bound to feature at least one instance of exaggeration. Is this harmless tinkering with the truth, or lying? Where's the boundary between acceptable exaggeration and pure fabrication?
08 Aug 2025 14:29
Jeremy Blatch
If like the central banks we own gold bullion, we will be able to shelter the value of our capital from the ravages of inflation
08 Aug 2025 11:54
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08 Aug 2025 11:49
Mark Nayler
Spanish politics is like a never-ending feria, the black money and kickbacks flowing like rebujito or Cartojal, writes colmnist Mark Nayler
01 Aug 2025 12:04
Violeta Niebla
If I place my finger on the very fine skin of my upper eyelid, I can feel the little kick of a micro-baby that I have positioned foetally beneath my left eyebrow
01 Aug 2025 11:50
Mark Nayler
Certainty is not always preferable to uncertainty. That was one of the takeaways from the trade deal signed between the US and EU on Sunday
01 Aug 2025 11:46
Rob Palmer, commentator ESPN
Disputes, shelved plans, lack of a stadium and no new signings as general chaos reigns at FC Barcelona
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01 Aug 2025 10:58
Peter Edgerton
The village fair I attended at the weekend was, by some distance, the most Spanish experience I've ever been party to, greatly enhanced by the fact that I was the only foreign person there and everyone present called me Pedro
29 Jul 2025 10:39
Andrew J. Linn
We find a bottle of wine that we opened a few days ago, recorked and left in the fridge. Is it still drinkable?
25 Jul 2025 12:37
Mark Nayler
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez toured Latin America this week. One imagines that the trip provided welcome relief from apologising for corrupt colleagues and being accused of living in a brothel, writes columnist Mark Nayler
25 Jul 2025 12:08
Troy Nahumko
Music's unparalleled ability to transcend the borders of a cultural diversity unites the nations from musicians to audience members, writes columnist Troy Nahumko
25 Jul 2025 11:43
Peter Edgerton
The 'apple thing' is how to look like a flamenco expert without the years of practice and dedication, writes SUR in English columnist Peter Edgerton
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