PSP police expose hoax warning about killer gang in Faro
PSP police in Faro have debunked a hoax warning on Facebook about an armed gang of foreigners who were allegedly attacking people and had already killed a young man in
Salvador Sobral launches new disc as he recovers from heart transplant
Recovering from the heart transplant surgery that only went ahead last week, Portugal’s Eurovision ‘hero’ Salvador Sobral has today launched a new disc in perfect time for Christmas. “Excuse Me
Loneliness
In June 2015, I quite unwillingly became a member of a very large club, called Widowhood. It isn’t very exclusive; in fact anyone can join at any time and often
Was there anything in the UK Budget for expatriates?
Phillip Hammond’s second Budget – the first for the reformed government following this summer’s snap election – was widely seen as fairly subdued. But was there anything of note for
Multinational police force sees Portugal at the helm
Portugal’s GNR has today taken on the presidency of Eurogendfor (European ‘Gendarmerie’ Force) – the multinational organisation of military police “born to participate in the stabilisation of crisis and conflict
Fire-victims “will not be receiving compensation before Christmas”
It’s a bleak prospect, but it is not because the government is dragging its heels. The victims of Pedrógão Grande’s deadly fire six months ago are holding back on presenting
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
December 14, 2017 Director: Rian Johnson; Starring: Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Mark Hamill; Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy; Age: +12; Time: 152min The Skywalker saga continues as the heroes of The
Just Getting Started
December 14, 2017 Director: Ron Shelton; Starring: Glenne Headly, Rene Russo, Morgan Freeman, Tommy Lee Jones; Genre: Action, Comedy; Age: +12; Time: 91min Morgan Freeman stars as Duke Diver, the
Palmela pedophile sect where members abused own children finally ‘sent down’
Five men and a woman have been finally convicted for running a child sex-abuse ring out of a suburban property in Palmela. Setúbal court heard how members of the so-called
Raríssimas ‘scandal’: workers appeal to government in bid to survive
The Raríssimas ‘scandal’ (click here) continues to generate heat and headlines today as workers have announced the association that cares for children and adults with rare diseases is now ‘at