Nazi fashion

By: NATASHA SMITH features@algarveresident.com POPULAR CLOTHING store, Zara, recalled a line of handbags after a customer in the UK complained that a swastika had been stitched on one corner. The

March 30, 2010by shareitIn

Rental potential by design

By: TERESA AZEVEDO COUTINHO features@algarveresident.com MORE AND more of my clients are buying overseas investment property to rent it out. The main objective in the luxury rental market is to

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Violent teacher awarded

By: NATASHA SMITH features@algarveresident.com A TEACHER in Japan who threw a chair at his students was awarded the title of Super Teacher by the local education board, even after being

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Wine etiquette

by MAURICE LEE features@algarveresident.com Maurice Lee has lived in the Algarve for five years but has been visiting for 20 years. He is a retired Cellar Master and is part

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Baby names

By: ELOISE WALTON features@algarveresident.com A UK survey has revealed that British parents spend 30 million hours a year picking the names of their newborn children. The survey by Abbey Banking

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Blind man’s hole in one

By: NATASHA SMITH features@algarveresident.com A BLIND elderly man in the US has achieved a dream of a lifetime by sinking a hole in one at a golf course in Florida.

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Code of conduct

By: ELOISE WALTON features@algarveresident.com ACCORDING TO a new code of conduct that came into force this month, Serbia’s civil servants must get over their grumpiness, answer queries with a smile

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From takeaways to takeovers

By: MIKE JOHNSON features@algarveresident.com Mike Johnson is a freelance journalist who worked in the Algarve for more than 20 years. He now lives in Plymouth in the UK and comments

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