Author: Natasha Donn

The bizarre case of the so-called Portuguese pilot shot down over Tripoli earlier this week seems to be careering towards a cliff-edge. Initially reports coming out of Libya suggested Jimmy

A wave of uncharacteristically hot weather starting today has seen the country put on concerted fire alert, and special forces ‘pre-positioned’ to protect areas where risks are greatest. Civil Protection

A damning dossier of deceit, revealing a scandalous level of fraud in the ‘post-fire’ rebuilding programme of 2017, has been delivered to the Attorney General’s Office, the Accounts Court, MPs

In a harrowing day in court a mentally-ill Briton who lived and grew up in the Algarve has admitting battering his mother to death while high on drugs – inflicting

Front page news today centres on a new law that “will make it difficult to verify the wealth and income of anyone exercising political office or holding a high public

The snowball effect of Correio da Manhã’s revelations on the 12th anniversary of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have now seen multiple news sources name the ‘new suspect’ identified by

Just as pundits predicted, the ‘political crisis’ that saw PM António Costa address the nation on Friday evening, threatening to resign, appears already to be ‘fizzling out’. Centre right parties

Algarve GNR have had ‘altos e baixos’ this week: an incredible drug haul was celebrated in the east near Vila Real de Santo António, while a ‘simple theft’ from a

With more than 420,000 migrants registered in Portugal and 1,600 refugees ‘dispersed throughout the country’ a new association is seeking to support and promote the winning ideas of ‘new arrivals’.