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Win a dinner for two at Mao Grab your chopsticks and get ready to "wok" away with a dinner for two at MAO Restaurant in Mijas! Explore Asian kitchen delights, from sushi to curries, in a charming beach front setting. Read more Spain’s funeral services struggle amid flu and covid deaths THE recent surge in flu and Covid deaths across Spain has reportedly left many Spanish funeral homes struggling to cope. In the wake of the recent ‘tripandemic’, funeral services across… Read more... 11th century church reappears in Spain The dreaded drought through the country of Spain has caused many disastrous effects throughout the nation.  However, one small positive that has come from the crisis, is the reemergence of… Read more... Gang leaders arrested at airport about to leave Spain THE leaders of a criminal gang who daily travelled to remote areas of northern Spain have been arrested as they were about to flee the country. A report published on… Read more... Game-changing solar panel tech inspired by nature As next-generation technology emerges could the era of traditional solar panels be drawing to a close? A recent advancement in solar energy technology has been announced, marking a pivotal moment… Read more... EU’s controversial car laws vs repairing older vehicles With the internal combustion engine to be consigned to history in the not-too-distant future, recent information has emerged regarding the European Union’s plan to restrict repairs on older vehicles. The… Read more... Important word change to Spanish constitution WHAT better way to celebrate dignity and inclusion than amending the constitution, the very cornerstone of Spain’s identity? On Monday, January 8, Pedro Sanchez, the Spanish Government’s President, attended the… Read more... Annie Nightingale, the first female DJ on Radio 1 has died Annie Nightingale has died after a short illness. She started her career with BBC's Radio 1 in 1970, known by everyone as 'Annie' she was the station's longest-serving woman DJ and… Read more... Spain's Prado Museum renames 'dwarf' paintings to comply with disability law The Prado Museum has reviewed a total of 1,800 paintings and some 27,000 texts on its website in which reference is made, in one way or another, to the word… Read more... Norway breaks ground as first nation to approve deep-sea mining IN a historic move, Norway has become the first country to approve commercial-scale deep-sea mining, passing a bill in its Parliament on January 9. The legislation aims to accelerate the… Read more... Readers comments on the Royal Mail scandal Sadly there have been a number of miscarriages of justice in the UK over the years but few have seen so many individuals wrongly hounded by a State owned organisation.… Read more... Unsubscribe   |   Manage your subscription   |   View online Euro Weekly News Media Group © 2023 EWN Media. No part of this website may be reproduced without written permission from the publishers. All rights reserved.