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Water cuts and embarrassment

Water cuts and embarrassment

The La Palma volcano showed us the existence of the technology, portable desalination plants, which saved the banana plantations. Here, they should be saving our main industry, tourism, as well as preserving the subtropical crops

Ignacio Lillo
  • Hopelessly, they voted for you

    Hopelessly, they voted for you

    In between bearing the workload of two people - which probably feels more like the work of ten, I imagine - single parents actually manage to find the time to zip down to the polling booth and make their vote count

    Peter Edgerton www.peteredgerton.com |
  • Centre stage

    Centre stage

    Mark Nayler |
  • A belting time

    A belting time

    Imagine my nervousness, then, when a few days ago when I spied a chap in the corner taking his belt off. I legged it over sharpish

    Peter Edgerton / www.peteredgerton.com |
  • Valley of the rising

    Valley of the rising

    A team of scientists will attempt to identify the remains of 128 people 'disappeared' by Francoist troops during Spain's 1936-39 Civil War and interred in the huge basilica

    Mark Nayler |
  • Stereotypes and microcosms

    Stereotypes and microcosms

    We, obviously, think that we are totally normal and that everyone else behaves in a fairly similar way to our own, until...... you suddenly find yourself at a Robbie Williams concert in Fuengirola

    David Andrews |
  • Cancel culture

    Cancel culture

    The age old dictum 'you really had to be there' was tailor-made for live music concerts

    Peter Edgerton. www.peteredgerton.com |
  • TheEuro Zone

    Robin Hood economics

    Yolanda Díaz wants a tax regime that demands more from high-net-worth individuals and large corporations as well as an increase in Spain's productivity

    Mark Nayler |
  • Testing times

    I'm all in favour of exams - they teach the value of a bit of self-discipline and sacrifice - but, come on, the actual content is largely about as useful as an umbrella in Malaga in July

    Peter Edgerton |
  • The Bottom Line

    A thousand doctors

    Hundreds of students with a vocation are left without a place at medical school, yet unions warn of a a shortage of doctors

    Ignacio Lillo |
  • Any last requests?

    The Euro Zone

    Any last requests?

    Pedro Sánchez's government has requested another massive EU loan ahead of the early general election on 23 July - some 86 billion euros

    Mark Nayler |
  • Review

    Lark in the park

    The International Theatre Studio (ITS)'s evening of drama and music in Benahavís

    June Rendle |