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Che Lagoense badminton star Pedro Martins will not defend his title during the forthcoming national elite championships following an entries mix-up. Instead the new world No88 will seek to further
Play was full of French fancy
Audiences were taken back to war torn France during performances of ‘Allo ‘Allo!, the latest stage production by The Algarveans Experimental Theatre Group, between May 12 and 14 at the
Hogs meeting a great success
By CHRIS WRIGHT news@algarveresident.com The riverside gardens in Tavira provided the perfect backdrop for the town’s first ever Harley Davidson Convention at the weekend. The event, organised by the Algarve
The Italian job
The Parkalgar Honda motorcycle team’s World Supersport Championship season is going from strength to strength. The weekend’s fifth round in Monza saw No1 rider Eugene Laverty sandwiched by main title
English house sitter raped
By DAISY SAMPSON daisy.sampson@theresidentgroup.com An English woman who was house sitting at a remote property in the São Lourenço area of Almancil was raped during a violent robbery on May
EU agrees on 500 billion euro fund to save Euro
By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com In a bid to calm the international financial markets and prevent Greek contagion spreading to Portugal, Spain, Ireland and Italy, the European Union has agreed to
Pope admits Church sin at start of four-day visit
By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com Pope Benedict XVI has accepted the Catholic Church’s responsibility for a string of child sex abuse scandals stretching back decades. Speaking on the papal flight en-route
Garry Mann loses extradition battle
Garry Mann, a former firefighter from Kent, was due to be flown to Lisbon on Wednesday to begin a two-year prison sentence for his alleged part in riots in Albufeira
Large public works projects on hold
By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com Ten former finance ministers from both the PSD and PS parties remained tight-lipped on Monday following a two-hour meeting with President Cavaco Silva over the perilous
British politics is “less relevant” than 10 years ago
The British elections could pass over the heads of the Portuguese because Britain has lost its relevance on the European stage, according to a top Portuguese political analyst and commentator.

