Euro Weekly News - Alerts

This e-mail contains graphics, if you don't see them » view it online.

Monday, 27 February 2017      Euro Weekly News - Alerts Marbella Leukaemia fighter loses battle as thousands attend funeral A YOUNG Marbella man who became a hero for millions as he bravely documented his fight against leukemia has died from the disease. Thousands of people turned out to pay tribute to...Read More New Code of Conduct for Teachers in Gibraltar AWARE that unlike the UK, which has had one for 20 years, no formal Code of Conduct for teachers existed in Gibraltar, the government decided that it would be appropriate to introduce such a document. The...Read More EU nationals may lose certain rights in UK as soon as Article 50 is triggered SOME but not all mainstream newspapers or TV channels in the UK are reporting that Prime Minister Theresa May intends to use the trigger date for Article 50 to effectively reduce rights of residency in...Read More Young teen, 15, electrocuted at a train station in Tarragona A FRENCH teenager has died in Tarragona after being electrocuted while climbing onto a train carriage. The 15-year-old was waiting for a train to Barcelona with a group of friends when he decided...Read More Spanish film industry continues its Oscars drought ONLY one Spanish entry managed to make it to the final shortlist for the 2017 Academy Awards, continuing the country’s nine-year Oscar drought. ‘Timecode’, directed by Juanjo...Read More EWN Media Group takes over the RTN SINCE the RTN was first published on 1st October 1999 Geoff Gartland and his team spent the subsequent years establishing a newspaper that represented it’s thousands of readers, providing informative...Read More National Police arrest five burglars in Madrid FIVE individuals have been arrested in Madrid known to have been involved in robberies in that city, Barcelona and Denia although it is suspected by the National Police that they may have been involved...Read More Endangered eagles under attack in Valencia THE regional government’s decision to allow hunting when endangered eagles were nesting was described as an attack. The Sociedad Valencian de Ornitologia warned that the permit to hunt...Read More Olive trees threatened on the mainland XYLELLA FASTIDIOSA, a bacterium known as ‘ebola for olive trees,’ could be approaching the Spanish mainland. It has already decimated thousands of trees in Italy in the three years...Read More Lord Heseltine to fight another female Prime Minister, this time over Brexit FAMOUS as much as anything for resigning from the Cabinet after a massive disagreement with Margaret Thatcher, Lord Heseltine is now leading a revolt against Theresa May in the House of Lords. In...Read More   www.euroweeklynews.com | Facebook | Twitter

If you're not interested any more » unsubscribe