Author: Natasha Donn

January 5 is the date suggested by prime minister António Costa today for the first Portuguese to start receiving their Covid vaccines. Talking at the end of the European Council

Angela Gulbenkian, the German ‘art broker’ sprung from a jail cell by Interpol last week and flown to a court hearing in UK should not have been in jail at

With Portugal eight days from the moment where the government will decide if it can open the country up for Christmas, the data is ‘up and down’. The number of

After the hue and cry (not to mention stink) generated by Portugal’s continued importation of ‘other countries’ rubbish’ (click here), the government has blocked a shipment of 3,600 tons of

Portugal is aiming to vaccinate 50,000 people a day from the beginning of January. Says vaccination programme coordinator Francisco Ramos, the ‘best case scenario’ is for 50% to 70% of

Nine months after a Ukrainian father-of-two was beaten to death at a SEF border guard facility in Lisbon airport it seems more than likely that the whole structure will be

UK papers are warning today that UK holidaymakers could be barred from EU countries after the end of the Brexit transition period on December 31. This is so ‘academic’ as

Today’s the day for setting next year’s minimum wage in Portugal – a salary that in the European scheme of things is pretty much in the middle. We have 11

Interpol and Portuguese police appear to have moved in at the 11th hour to extradite a German art broker from the powerful Gulbenkian family to the United Kingdom. Held in