Baby Daniel: father indignant over police “suspicions”
The baffling case of little Daniel Abreu, who went missing for three days in Madeira, has taken new twists today (January 23) as the 18-month-old baby remains in hospital, and
Picture perfect Portuguese nurses give British SRNs the hump
When a UK hospital issued a press release praising its new intake of Portuguese nurses, it had no idea how the story would develop. News services up and down the
Sculpture replaced
Loulé town hall has replaced one of the pieces of sculpture stolen from “Carimbo de Emigração” (Emigration Stamp) – the work that stands on the roundabout at Jardim de Comunidades
Environmental Azores
Two new environmental centres are to open in the Azores this year, extending the popular current network which attracted 91,537 visitors from January to October 2013. The interpretative centre of
Galician terror
Two top freedom-fighters attached to the Galician Resistance are thought to be based in northern Portugal where they have been making a lot of the arsenal used in the group’s
Fort classified
The Forte de São Roque (better known as the fort of Meia Praia) in Lagos has at last received classification as a monument of public interest. The ancient structure that
Mother ‘recognises’ body in oven
The mother of a young girl missing since October has said she has “no doubts” that the body found earlier this month tied at the hands and feet and trussed
Fishermen join forces against thieves
Lagoa fishermen are banding together to fight thieves who keep making off with their engines. The spate of thefts from boats sheltering on the shore at Senhora da Rocha has
Aluminium strippers
A man and a woman were caught late at night in Raposeira, in the western Algarve, stripping a house of all its aluminium shutters. Police say the duo were travelling
Mystery surrounds Portuguese murdered in UK
Details of the Portuguese man murdered in an alleyway in Crawley, West Sussex, at the weekend, were still sketchy at the time of going to press on Wednesday and, according