A woman sentenced to permanent revisable prison for throwing her newborn baby into a rubbish container in Mallorca has been arrested again after failing to return from a permitted prison outing.
The latest news from Mallorca, including Palma, Alcudia, Soller, Manacor, Santa Ponsa and Magaluf. Breaking news from the English Radio News team.
A woman sentenced to permanent revisable prison for throwing her newborn baby into a rubbish container in Mallorca has been arrested again after failing to return from a permitted prison outing. read more
Policía Nacional has arrested the alleged leader of a jihadist cell in Palma. read more
One person has died, and seven others have been injured after they were hit by a bus in Mallorca. read more
La Caixa Bank has confirmed it’s plans to relocate its headquarters to Barcelona after seven years of being in Palma de Mallorca. read more
Two Spanish beaches have made the list on Tripadvisor’s twenty twenty five Best of the Best Beaches in the world. read more
Margaret Miles-Bramwell, founder of Slimming World, has passed away at seventy-six. The company honored her contributions, noting she impacted millions' lives. Established in 1969, she earned an OBE in 2009 for her public health efforts. Additionally, she owned a theatre in Majorca and Pearl Yachts, a British yacht company. read more
The Army Medical Unit has successfully evacuated a baby from the Balearic Islands to Barcelona for emergency treatment at the Vall d’Hebron Hospital. read more
Police investigating the disappearance of twenty four year old student, Agostina Rubini Medina, believe she died after falling into a rubbish bin in Majorca. read more
A 26 year-old British hiker has died in Mallorca following flash flooding during torrential rains. read more
411 passengers and crew aboard the GNV ferry “Tenacia” were transferred to another vessel yesterday, after the ship was stranded following an on-board fire. read more
Intense rainfall has caused major disruptions at Palma de Mallorca airport, halting operations due to safety concerns. read more