Lisbon rental prices “twice more expensive” than national average
It is no surprise that Lisbon is more expensive to live in than any other city or town in Portugal, but new data has shown that renting a house in
Portuguese shot in head in France terror attack
Early reports coming out of France this afternoon suggest that one of the victims of the terror attack that ended with four people dead is Portuguese. SIC television news at
Chaotic scenes in tourist district as masked man goes berserk with hammer and ‘katana’
Chaotic scenes played out this morning in a touristic neighbourhood of Figueira da Foz when a masked man burst into an ice-cream parlour and began attacking the cash register with
Weekend weather: Bad weather returns until at least Sunday
Portugal is in for another weekend of heavy rain, strong winds and rough seas in what has been described as the third wettest March since the turn of the century.
Euro Weekly 23 March 2018
The pound had a good week. Warnings about the possible hacking of Britain’s infrastructure by the Kremlin were ineffective at holding back the pound at the end of last week
Farense footballer recovering well as attacker remanded in custody
Farense footballer Tavinho, who was rushed to Faro Hospital in “serious condition” on Monday after being stabbed in the neck outside a Vilamoura bar, has been pictured “awake and smiling”
Tourists hurt as tour bus topples over on A6 motorway
As many as 26 “oriental passengers” had to be transported to hospital late yesterday afternoon after the tour bus they were travelling in toppled over onto a grass verge on
“Race for gold of the future” sounds alarm bells near Spanish border
An apparent cloak-and-dagger operation to exploit a rare and valuable mineral is causing major upset in inland villages around the town of Marvão. Close to the Spanish border (in the
Olhão’s riverfront overhaul to begin in October
Redevelopment work to “completely change the face of Olhão” by turning the town’s riverfront into an “area of excellence” for residents and tourists will begin in October, the town council
FBI “investigate” former Portuguese economy minister over EDP deal said to have raked in €510 million
Portuguese prosecutors have purportedly enlisted the help of the FBI to investigate payments made to the Upper Manhattan Columbia University by EDP during the time former economy minister Manuel Pinho