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Spain’s spring-like weather to last until mid-February According to meteorologists, the warm spring-like weather that Spain is currently experiencing is set to last for the next couple of weeks. Recent weather patterns suggest an unusual trend for… Read more... Financial turmoil for Coronation Street’s Bill Roache Despite a huge salary one of Britain’s best-loved soap stars has run into money troubles and is allegedly facing bankruptcy. Bill Roache, known for his long-standing role as Ken Barlow… Read more... Sanchez announces €2.4 Billion airport expansion Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced a huge investment that will improve Spain’s connectivity and will turn Madrid into Europe’s fastest-growing airport. Revealed at the FITUR tourism fair, the… Read more... The latest Loch Ness Monster sighting – spoiler – it's not the colour you think! The latest sighting of the famously illusive Loch Ness Monster was recorded on January 24, 2024, and the tourist who saw it claims he was most surprised by the colour. … Read more... Aer Lingus announces European ‘pay day deals’ With so many flight offers right now it’s difficult to pick the best one, but to take advantage of the latest offers from Aer Lingus the advice is don’t hang around.… Read more... French farmers’ protest sparks Spanish worries As tensions escalate, French farmers are on the brink of bringing Paris to a standstill. The disruption is widespread with several roads near the Spanish border already cut off. Blockades… Read more... Does the flag of Andalucia hold a hidden, ancient truth? Without a doubt, one of the most famous men of legends in history is the mighty Hercules.  Known for being the son of Zeus, his incredible strength and the Twelve… Read more... Celebrate Douglas Days in Teba If you have been intrigued by Burns Night and find yourself aligning with Scotland, but are here in Spain, here's a surprise. The  mountainous town of Teba in Malaga Province… Read more... No bull: Are Pamplona’s famous traditions at risk? Could Spain’s renowned San Fermin festival in Pamplona ever be the same without its trademark bull run? This controversial suggestion has sparked a heated debate across Spain. In an unusual… Read more... Not guilty: Young Brit in Menorca flight bomb scare The National Court has recently delivered a verdict in a case involving a young British man’s ‘joke’ bomb hoax, while he was about to board a flight to Menorca. On… 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.