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The last weekend ofSeptember was dedicatedto raising money for char-ities. The InternationalCharities Fair held at ElCisne Benidorm and atthe Levi's Showboat pro-vided an afternoon offund raising entertain-ment for the children ofEMAUS.

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Dear ReadersWhen I said a drop of rain lastweek I had no idea it was going tolast a full week! As many of you willknow it is quite unusual here to seemore than a couple of days of rainand clouds, so to get it for a wholeweek was not on the cards. Forthose unfortunate holiday makersand beach lovers the CostaBlanca was not a "Hot Spot" butmore of a "Wash Out". There arealways some benefits to the badweather and that is again in thefavour of the bar owners and shopowners as getting inside when theclouds open is normally the firstplace you will see. The hundredsof bars here get even more packedout, as people get settled in for theday to enjoy the company of oth-ers, together with live music andlive sports on TV.For me a walk in the rain with mydog under the grey clouds was awelcome change and a little bit offun. Dodging the puddles and get-ting muddy is a rare event for us liv-ing here. I believe the worst is overnow and although the weatherforecast has showers predicted upuntil Thursday, the most of us willsee plenty of sunshine with tem-peratures reaching the high 20's.October has really crept up on meand has arrived almost withoutwarning except with the weatherbeing a tale tale sign. It is nowexactly 12 weeks to ChristmasEve so now it is a great time to startmaking the list and do a little shop-ping.

A little purchase there and there willsoften the blow. There are somegreat gift ideas around the shops.My suggestion is a trip to theindoor market in Benidorm whereyou will find many great gift ideasand loads of stocking fillers.Fiestas are also here with us againas Altea has just had their wettestMoors and Christian’s event seenin years and now to be followedthis next weekend with theBenidorm Moors and Christians.Read inside pages for the full cal-endar for times and the full sched-ule. With the famous BenidormFiestas in November there isalways so much to read eachweek here in your only local week-ly newspaper.

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mix of results and now we can startto see our team’s hopes of makinga good start being rather grimunless of course you are a City orChelsea fan! I'm sure there areplenty of upsets and disasters tofollow in the coming weeks makingthe crucial Christmas run in moreand more interesting. Please tell us about your favouritesports venue and where to watchthe premiership football especiallyon Saturdays. Here in Spain youwill find many bars showing all ofthe games as well as the 3pm kickoffs via the wide range of WorldSports Channels available. It isgreat to share your findings withother football fans who want to findtheir teams match being televised.E mail or text me your comments on 0034 673 652 340 [email protected]

It was a great week for Europe win-ing the Ryder Cup. So for manygolf fans a week of relaxing withthe telly on. Keeping dry was anideal solution to pass the time. Fans of F1 will have yet anotherGrand Prix to watch this weekendbut with strange viewing times asthe race is live from Japan with a8am start. So you can enjoy anearly breakfast in front of the telly. Agreat way to start your perfectSunday. (See our full TV sports list-ing on page 39).With the recent addition of 8 extrapages the Buzz newspaperincludes the only local weekly readwith "THE PROPERTY PLUS"helping you to find the latest prop-erties for sale and to rent, togetherwith great advice and information.

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Wednesday/Miercoles

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EL CISNE CHARITY FAIRWith the weather being a rare threat to any out-

side events in the Costa Blanca this last week-

end. It was a different story, at El Cisne Charity

Fair. I was pleased to see the sun breaking

through around mid-morning after having seen

the dark grey clouds hanging over the coast

since day break.

Many stall holders and the organisers of the

Charity Fair had to pack up their goods and

props to avoid damage, not knowing if the

event would actually get underway. The smiles

were soon to be gleaming and bright as the sun

before midday was just in time for the arrival of

the Mayor Augustin Navvaro and the British

Consulate Mr Paul Rodwell. The event organ-

ised by The Royal British Legion was supported

by many local businesses and charities who

turned up to display themselves with the aim of

raising money for the many worthwhile chari-

ties.

The Mayor addressed the public to welcome

everyone and to offer thanks to the organisers,

Mr Paul Rodwell (British Consulate) also

extended his gratitude to Pamela Dawson-

Tasker (RBL) for the hard work and organisa-

tion of the event as well as thanking all of the

very worthy charities and supporters who came

to set up their stalls to raise money. Pamela

went on to finish the speeches on the behalf of

the team from the Royal British Legion saying

how proud she was of the people who had such

a difficult task keeping going during the heavy

down pours during the morning whilst setting

up.

FROM FRONT PAGEThe new record was made on Sunday 28th October at Levis

Showboat Entertainment Venue in Benidorm. Local charity

group headed by Tad Dawson, the very well known local busi-

ness man from the famous "Yorkshire Pride Pub Chain," who

has in recent years joined forces with the owner of the Levis

Showboat Mr Wayne Levi, to present a spectacular fund raising

event in favour of the very worthwhile cause for the local charity

"Children of EMAUS".

The event was organised specifically for the purpose of raising

money for the Relleu children’s home. Tad has worked hard over

the many years together with Anne and Pam, who are the two

people behind the day to day organisation of the fund raising

and the allocation of the funds.

Anne and Pam make sure that every single penny goes directly

to the children's home and determine the priorities of the

allocation of the funds raised. This work is extremely

difficult dealing with all of the issues that the home

is faced with on a regular basis. The serious situ-

ation includes the problems of not having

money for paying the utility bills and even to

provide the children with the most basic items

of food, nappies and other day to day essen-

tials.

Anne and Pam are the presidents of the

EMAUS charity and have made continuous

efforts throughout the years to raise money for

this heartbreaking local charity, but of course

they rely solely on charity events and donations

from local businesses and residents.

Levi's Showboat has now been the venue for an

amazing fund raising afternoon of spectacular entertain-

ment for the last two years.

An amazing record total of 11,500€ was raised (an increase of

just over 1,000€ on last year that was also a record year)..

Tad told me "It really was worth the hard work and organising

because not only was it great fun for all of the people who came

but a record of 11,170€ was raised that increased by 300€ when

I told Anne and Pam the total they personally donated a further

330€".

did a magnificent job of attracting some

of the best local entertainers to perform;

big names from the areas many enter-

tainment venues who gave up their

Sunday afternoon to perform. Meatloaf,

Take That, Adele, Girls Aloud, Stand &

Deliver, comedian Gary George, Miss

Stella Artois and of course, Levi´s

Dream girls.

Tad was helped on the day by Katie a

very well known "Prop" from the area

and Paul owner of Foleys Bar in the

Rincon. Selling the raffle tickets is

always a major task as getting around to

see all of the guests is very time con-

suming and without their

help impossible for just

one man!

Many people

came along

for the day

enjoying a

S u n d a y

lunch in the famous "Mary Rose"

restaurant, it was an event for the

whole family with something for

everyone.

All of the prizes were donated and

there were so many happy winners and

every ticket available was sold. Donations

and prizes came in from local businesses, Ex

Pats, Food 4, Europe Foods, The Buying Group,

Benidorm Palace, The Wooky Hollow, The Shamrock Bar, The

Black Chicken Bar, Yorkshire Pride Pubs, Levi's Show boat and

many more.

Personal donations were also received ranging from 100€ -

1000€. A few names to mention with thanks are to Paul Kelly

from the UK Malcolm Green, Ronnie (Buying Group) Alison

(Black Chicken) and both Wayne Levi and Tad Dawson.

This event is just one of many that are organised each year by

Tad and his helpers along with many other events for many dif-

ferent charities being supported here in the Costa Blanca. The

ex pat community and local business owners participate in reg-

ular fund raising efforts. This is a true sign that the Brits here in

Spain make a massive difference to the much needed local fund

raising.

SO A MASSIVE BIG THANK YOU FROM

TAD, ANNE AND PAM & FROM ALL OF THE SUPPORTERS

OF EMAUS CHILDREN'S HOME

TO EVERYONE WHO CAME ALONG AND DONATED.

LEVI'S SHOWBOAT ROCKED YETANOTHER RECORD FOR CHARITY

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A SUSPECTED drug trafficker from Walsall who had been on

the run for over six years was arrested last Friday (September

26). Armed officers swooped on him last night as he was play-

ing Texas Hold’em poker at Saffy’s sports bar in the port area of

Calpe at 7pm Spanish time. He was wanted in connection with

a conspiracy to import cocaine and was apprehended on a

European Arrest Warrant.

Robert Knight, aged 53, was tracked down in a joint operation

involving the Spanish National Police, the National Crime

Agency and West Midlands

Police, who had been seeking

Knight following the seizure of six

kilos of cocaine at Heathrow

Airport back in April 2008. Five

other men were arrested at the

time and later jailed for their roles

in the crime.

Knight, who committed his alleged

offences in 2008, is now in

police custody and extradi-

tion proceedings are now

underway to bring him back

to the UK.

Operation Captura, which

is a multi-agency campaign

between Crimestoppers,

the National Crime Agency

and the Spanish Police.

The NCA and

Crimestoppers, the inde-

pendent UK crime-fighting

charity, have been on the

hunt for Britain’s most

wanted.

Details of the ‘unlucky thir-

teen’ wanted individuals

thought to be evading cap-

ture in Spain were released

last November under the

latest appeal of Operation

Captura.

The successful multi-

agency campaign identifies

serious criminals on the run

wanted by UK law enforce-

ment agencies for crimes committed in the UK. Since Operation

Captura launched in October 2006, 62 criminals have been

arrested, with many now behind bars.

Crimestoppers and the NCA work closely with the Foreign &

Commonwealth Office in Madrid and with British and Spanish

law enforcement agencies. The campaign highlights appeals for

information on criminals who have European Arrest Warrants

(EAWs) issued against them. Information given to

Crimestoppers can help locate these criminals so that arrests

can be carried out by the Spanish police.

Lord Ashcroft, KCMG PC, Founder and Chair of Crimestoppers,

said: Robert Knight has been at large for six years and I am

delighted that the collaborative work of the agencies involved in

Operation Captura has once again brought success.

“Despite our success so far, there are still a number of danger-

ous criminals who see Spain as a safe haven to hide from their

past, but with the support of the Spanish and UK public, we can

hunt them out and bring them to justice.”

Hank Cole, Head of International Operations for the National

Crime Agency, said: “The NCA and its partners have the capa-

bility to pursue fugitives relentlessly. Spain is not a safe haven.

62 fugitives have been caught since Captura was launched,

and many more linked to other operations.

“The exceptional level of collaboration and intelligence sharing

with the Spanish authorities has been vital to many of these

arrests. The most important thing though is the power of this

campaign to harness the eyes and ears of the public, both here

and in Spain.”

For those people calling from Spain there is a spe-

cial freephone Spanish telephone number

900 555 111

This will be answered in the UK by Crimestoppers’

call agents and a translation service is available

upon request.

People can also pass on information anonymously

via the Crimestoppers number

0800 555 111

or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

UNLUCKY 13 DOWN TO 55. Name: Stephen BLUNDELL

DOB: 26/10/1978 From: Liverpool

Offences: Conspiracy to supply heroin

9. Name: Daniel DUGIC

DOB: 23/06/1981 From: Serbia

Offences: Conspiracy to import cocaine.

10. Name: Robert MORTBY

DOB: 29/07/1987 From: London

Offences: Attempted murder, possession

of a firearm with intent to endanger life and

possession of a firearm without a firearm

certificate.

12. Name: David MATHER

DOB: 21/09/1953 From: Northumbria

Offences: Conspiracy to import heroin

13. Name: Keith TURNER

DOB: 03/10/1956 From: Manchester

Offences: Four offences of obtaining prop-

erty by deception.

ANOTHER ARREST FOROPERATION CAPTURA

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5NEWS

SOON TO BE ALL

GO... KARTS IN BENIDORMSeveral delays have occurred

for the opening of Benidorm's

newest attraction but the latest

news is the Karts have now

arrived on site only last week.

The karts are powered with 270

cc engines that can reach

speeds of 70-80 KM per hour.

There are also Children's Karts

suitable from the age of 6 up to

14 years old.

The final stages of the construc-

tion of "Benidorm Karting" which

which is situated on the main

road N332 in Benidorm next to

the KU Discotheque are now

underway with the restaurant

area and the outside bar area, a

date will soon be announced for

the opening. .

The Benidorm karting track has been devel-

oped from the years of experience with anoth-

er project in Valencia. The attraction includes

a children's play area. There will be an out-

door bar and restaurant also, an area for the

ladies to chill out and relax. The indoor area

has TV sports screens, pool tables and games

machines.

For more

information call

Active Racing

on - 965 853 355

Read more

bout the

Grand opening

in next weeks

paper.

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AqUAlAndIA SeASOn endSSeptember 30 Aqualandia ends its season of

2014, for the best ever year in the history and

they will continue next year 2015 to celebrate

their 30th anniversary.

The 2014 campaign has been the most

outstanding due to the the highest

toboggan-capsule in the world VERTI-

GO an amazing attraction that has

drawn in thousands of visitors to

Europe's largest water park and has

been a massive benefit to Benidorm's

tourist industry.

The other theme parks in the group

Terra Mitica and Mundomar will continue

with the seasonal activity with the most

horrifying fun year campaign set for

Halloween, starting from October 4th to

November 2nd.

TWIST & SPOUTTake a look at this impressive sea cyclone,

also called a waterspout, and swept the shore-

line of Benidorm on Wednesday morning.

Local residents were in shock to see the

unusual phenomenon that

looks similar a tornado and

for those who didn't know

any better it could have been

heading straight towards

them. The recent unstable

weather conditions in the

coastal areas along the

Costa Blanca have included

a record amount of rain fall

and enormous amounts of

thunder and lightning from

what have been described as

dramatic electrical storms to

the highest level known as

"Gota Fria" There have been

localised flooding and many

power failures to homes in

the region. The rains have hit

earlier than normal for the

end of the summer and have lasted now for a

week this has been the worst seen in the Cost

Blanca are for many years.

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8 FOOD & DRINK

Our visit to Country Ribs in Benidorm was a family affair, not just

for us but because the first thing that I noticed was in this

American Diner most tables in the restaurant were full of families

enjoying the taste of Benidorm's most famous ribs, ranch style

chicken, juicy steaks and many more specialities on the menu.

The portion sizes being served around the tables were notice-

ably very large and therefore I decided a starter was not neces-

sary, I really didn't want to ruin my appetite for the main course.

There was lots of choice on the menu choice and offered some-

thing for everyone, there’s salads, burgers, steaks and even piz-

zas, for me it had to be one of the six great COMBOS, the vari-

ety is amazing but I had to make a decision so I chose ‘COUN-

TRY RHAPSODY’ this caught my eye as it included Hungarian

Goulash together with a mixture of Chicken, Lamb, Spare Ribs

and Pork Kebabs. The metal dish that the food is served in was

huge and was filled with the sides of potato wedges and chips

along with 4 different sauces or dips, I can honestly say the

amount of food in the COMBO was enough for 3 or 4 people.

For being meat lovers this combo was perfect, lamb chops were

cooked over the BBQ together with the Chicken breast, the

spare ribs and kebabs made the display of meat simply incredi-

ble not to mention the dish of Hungarian Goulash a strategically

positioned in the centre of the display.

My guests ordered a variety of other popular meals, grilled

chicken, cheese and bacon burger, chicken Caesar salad and

the star of the show was the full rack of baby back ribs with a

choice of 4 tasty sauces. The size of the rack of ribs simply

amazed me it took over the plate, served with the Jack Daniels

& Coke sticky BBQ sauce. The meat was falling off the bone and

was perfectly cooked complemented with the tangy original JD

& Coke sauce and a Smokey but sweet BBQ flavour.

Our bench style table had plenty of space to sit our group of five

adults plus the attachment of a high chair to the end of the table

that was clamped in place by the very friendly and helpful staff.

The restaurant was taken over by families so it was great to see

that there was no shortage of high chairs and the mums and

dads could enjoy their meals while the smaller ones were also

taking part at the table.

Country Ribs have been situated in Benidorm for many years

and have built up their reputation for the quality of food in a

relaxed American style diner, ideal for families with children as

well as enjoyed by adult groups out for their party night. Country

Ribs also have a beach front

restaurant in Albir that offers a

great outside ranch style ter-

race overlooking the prome-

nade with spectacular views

across the sea to Calpe.

The Weekly Buzz team had an

amazing night at Country Ribs

Benidorm and have awarded

them the Weekly Buzz GOLD

STAR RECOMMENDATION.

Go along and see for yourself,

take the amazing adventure of

dining at Country Ribs and tell

Pepe and his staff that you

have read this in the Weekly

Buzz!

COUNTRY RIBS

A TASTE OF MINESSOTA

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11Nightlife & Entertainment

The mini marina had a selection of remote con-

trol boats, there was a kiosk for the change as

well as sweets and cold drinks. The business

venture went well with the novelty idea of enter-

tainment for the family. Things moved on from

there to add baby bummer cars as well as go

karts for the adults that was a little surprising as

the olive trees made it a bit of a dangerous

track and before long the owners Carol and

Peter decided a Mini Golf Course would be a

much safer idea.

So then site was then transformed in 1979 to

become a mini golf course and has remained

there ever since, unfortunately Peter passed

away in 2000 after becoming ill and having

been diagnosed with cancer. Christian who

then came home from university to work with

his mother and has continued to run the family

business ever since. Times have changed how-

ever and Benidorm now has such a different

mix of people from all countries. What hasn't

changed is the 18 hole mini golf course that

takes around 45 minutes to an hour to com-

plete. This is an ideal pass time for the whole

family and its loads of fun. In recent years the

increase of Stag and Hen groups makes the

mini golf a great activity that the group can

enjoy and even have their very own competi-

tions and rules. Sometimes the groups make it

so that they must each taking a drink for each

time they put a hole. I suppose there could be

all sorts of crazy rules made up with penalties

and prizes for the best and worst putter!

Score sheets and pencils are provided for each

group to keep track of the player’s scores, there

are also loads of kiddie’s rides and arcade

games to enjoy. Mini Golf Benidorm is only a

couple of minutes’ walk from the beach and is

easily found on the main Avenida Medditerrano

opposite the Carrafour Express.

MINI GOLF MEDITERRANEO

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“Crufts” on a number of occasions. Their pet

shop stocks only the best products and food

available and they also sometimes have pup-

pies for sale so make sure you pop in and say

hi and explore their wonderful facilities.

N332 WorKs CaUse aCCess

HaVoC Caraby was a victim of the N332 road works,

this work was in progress for an extremely long

time which has only recently settled, however

the access has now changed as the slip road

which takes you off the N332 has taken their

original access.

How to get there now

Heading to Alicante on the N332 come off at La

Nucia, you will see Caraby but to access it you

will follow the slip road round, at the first round-

about turn right, you will be immediately met by

another roundabout which you will need to

head straight over if going towards Benidorm

Old Town, as soon as you have crossed the

roundabout there will be an access road on

your right, follow this round to access Caraby.

Caraby, a Hotel

For dogs

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13Whats On

Benidorm FiestasNotice

The ContdownBegins

36 Days To Go

The battle reenactments take place throughout Spain but primarily in the southern part of the

Valencian Community and in Alicante. The most popular Moors and Christians festival takes place

in the city of Alcoi, Valencia from the 22-24 April.

This date coincides with another popular festival in Valencia and Catalonia known as Saint

George’s Day, or Sant Jordi. Legend has it that when James I of Aragon re-conquered the city from

the Moors, the Moors were frightened away from re-attacking the city when Saint George

appeared before them.

This festival commemorates the battles fought between Moors (or Muslims) and Christians during

the period known as “Reconquista”. In English, reconquista means reconquest. Eventually, the

Moors were defeated by the Christians, ending approximately 800 years of Moorish rule in Spain

– from the 7th century until the 15th century. -

WEDNESDAY 1st OCTOBER

23.00: Entrance Parade of the Moors and Christian legions along Calle Paseo Colon, Paseo de

la Carretera, Martínez Alejos, Gambo ending in the Plaza de la Hispanidad in front of the castle.

THURSDAY 2nd OCTOBER

22.00: Invasion of the Moors.:

The Christians will be waiting waiting on the Playa de Levante opposite Calle Valencia. The Moors

will be gathering in the Plaza de Torrechó, beside the town hall, from where they will advance onto

the beach for the battle.

FRIDAY 3rd OCTOBER

10.00 Early Morning Parade - Standard bearers , Astures , Cavallers of the Barony and

Crusaders ; Nazari , Tuareg and Muslims Tagarins ( Moor King). The parade runs along Calle

Paseo Colon, Paseo de la Carretera, Martínez Alejos, Gambo, Plaza de la Hispanidad opposite

the Castle.

18.00: BATTLE AND CHRISTIAN EMBASSY,

The Moorish Ambassador will ask the Christian troops to surrender the castle. The Christians will

refuse and war will be declared, followed by mock battles n the surrounding streets and the seiz-

ing of the castle by the Moors and their King.

19.00: BATTLE OF THE MOOR EMBASSY,

The Christian Ambassador will then repeat the process, asking the Moors to leave the castle, who

will refuse and declare war which will end with the reconquest by the Christians..

SATURDAY 4th OCTOBER

10:00 am Early Morning Parade REVEILLE (DIANA)

Formation: Standard Bearers OF THE AMYC, Nazaries, Tuareg and Muslims Tagarins (Moor

King); Astures, Cavallers of the Barony and Crusaders

Starting at the Plaza Neptuno, Almendors, Paseo Colon, Paseo de la Carretera, Martinez Alejos,

Gambo Street and Hispanidad square.

20.00: Spectacular parade of the Moors and Christian troops and the Standard Bearer of the

Association. through the main streets of the town. Starting on Tomas Ortuño and continuing along

Venus , Ruzafa , Martínez Alejos, Gambo and the Hispanic Square.

SUNDAY 5th OCTOBER

12.00: THE PEACE PARLEY, between the prince of Kairuan and the Governor of the castle, once

it is finished the Tunisian Prince and its troops will leave.

12:45: GREAT OFFERING OF FLOWERS to Saint James. Follow the Parade to San Jaime

Apostol from Plaza Hispanidad along Gambo, Martínez Alejos, Alameda, Mayor.

13.00: SOLEMN MASS at the church of Saint James and Saint Anne.

19.30: FLOAT PARADE, in which different troops throw the traditional sweets, streamers and gifts

out to the crowd which will take place along Tomás Ortuño, Venus, Ruzafa, Martínez Alejos,

Gambo, and finishing in the Hispanidad Square in front of the Castle.

21:00: Hispanidad square "Mascleta" Loud bangers.

Moors and Christians Benidorm 2014

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The Old Town in Benidorm attracts a wide

range of visitors with a vibrant gay community

thriving during the evenings and offering fantas-

tic nightlife and entertainment, a never ending

choice of food and drink wirh a range of small

cafes, bars, restaurants and taparieas but also

the fantastic architecture and history which you

can’tmiss as you walk around the cobbled

streets.

The Look Out Point

The highlight of the Old Town for many is the

look out point, or as the Spanish call it "El

Castell". Extremly popular with tourists, many

forget about the church as they are so excited

about the view that lays in front of them, this

spectacular panoramic view lets you view the

whole resort, to your left you can see the new

town and on most days a fully packed beach

going on for miles. To your right you have the

poniente beach and the La Cala area, still busy

during the summer months but you get the feel-

ing of a more relaxed atmosphere.

For many brits on holiday this area of town is

not always reached but is always worth the

visit. At the front of the look out point there is a

small stairway which leads down closer to the

crashing waves a perfect spot for a selfie or a

romantic photo with you and your partner.

In the Summer months there is a wonderful

Craft Market held nightly at the look out point,

stalls set up at around 6pm and are there till

around midnight.

THE LOOK OUT POINT &

SAN JAIME CHURCH

The 'San Jaime' Church

Also situated on the peak of Canfali hill. IThe

church was built between 1740 and 1780 after

the discovery of the Virgen of the Suffrage,

patron saint of Benidorm. The Church of San

Jaime, patron of the city, is of a neoclassical

style refined with a blue dome in the

Mediterranean style. Inside you´ll find a statue

of the Virgen del Sufragio, the well-loved patron

saint of Benidorm. The Virgin has her own small

chapel containing the little wood sculpture

which, as the story goes, was found on a boat

adrift on the high seas.

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15Benidorm Old Town

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16 Alfaz & Albir

ALFAZ GiVe 9,000eurOS tO nurSerYFrom the Department of Social Welfare of the

City of L'Alfàs del Pi, different allocations to

alleviate the economic difficulties that occa-

sionally traverse some families. This year, in

particular issues related to education, has

dedicated more than 15,000 euros, duly

entered in the budget amount, as explained

spokesman councilor of the municipal govern-

ment, Toni Such, that if you have designated

as paragraph more the intended substantial

subsidies to attend, smaller, day care.

"At the moment we work with

our technicians in data collec-

tion for the development of

future budgets, value manage-

ment made, while we reaffirm

keep socially acquired specific

commitments, to our knowl-

edge of vital importance, such

as cafeteria aid, aid to pay fees

studies, goggles or university

transport ".

Circumstances force the City of

L'Alfàs del Pi prioritize social,

and continue meeting plans

created to support disadvan-

taged people, facilitating their

rapid integration. During this

course the Department of Social Welfare has

served only in aid for school-age children 25

different cases for a total of 5,037 euros, all

related to education. From aid to pay for

books, to the payment of the cafeteria, buy

glasses, school transportation or finance some

studies. A part, and only in aid to kindergarten,

were allocated another 9,000 euros. "They are

items to which you can not give up" and help

many families to better carry the day Such as

the councilman, who has insisted that these

commitments will be in future budgets.

LA CAixA DOnAteS3,000 eurOS

Obra Social La Caixa has donated $ 3,000to the Volunteer Social Association L'Alfasdel Pi, through mediation by the localcouncil, through the Departmentof Social Welfare. The money will

go mainly to the Food Bank.

On Tuesday morning representa-

tives of branches of L'Albir L'Alfas

and have come to the seat of vol-

unteering on the avenue of the

Valencian Country, to enforce the

donation and see first hand the

activities done by volunteers, an

act that was also attended by the

mayor of Social Welfare, Gunilla

Herrera.

Founded in January 2013, the

Social Volunteer Association Alfaz

works thanks to the selfless work

of 70 people who dedicate their

free time to the collection, sorting

and distribution of clothing and

food, as well as care for the elderly

and infirm . Ultimately assist peo-

ple at risk of social exclusion, while

respecting their privacy.

The association of volunteers, the

president, Carmen Soto, wanted to

thank the continued support they receive, both

private citizens and public and private institu-

tions.

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17Altea & La Nucia

TOMATO NAMED

AFTER LA NUCIAA new cherry-plum tomato variety has been born in La

Nucia and it will bear the municipality's name. Arno

Kahne, an 80 years old German biologist who lives in La

Nucia, has created this unique new variety in which each

plant can produce up to 200 tomatoes.

This new variety is in its authenticity phase. In fact,

multinational Ludwichshafen BASF (from Germany) has

already received some seeds of this new tomato variety

so that, via scientific research, they can check its

authenticity.

Kahne has decided to name this new tomato variety La

Nucia. The reason: his experiments and plantations have

all been conducted in the small vegetable garden of the

Montebello residence in La Nucia, where he has lived

since March 2013. This German scientist is a fan of cul-

tivating vegetables.

Kahne was a biologist by profession who, in 1980, led a

development project by the Federal Republic of Germany

in Peru. The German biologist presented his work to the

Mayor of La Nucia, Bernabe Cano, and the Councillor for

Foreign Residents, Bart Gommans, along with the direc-

tor of the residence Monika Welchering.

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Valencia is the beating heart of its own

province with a population of over 800,000

by city limits and 1,500,000 by urban area

making it the third largest city in Spain and

15th largest in the EU.

A vibrant, modern city, it is one of the most

important cities of the Mediterranean

coastline, a prestigious commercial centre

and previously a Formula One venue.

History

The city of Valencia was founded by the

Romans in 137 BC as Valentia (meaning

strength or valour). The city boomed under

the rule of the Moors, becoming famous in

the trade of many essential and exotic

goods including paper, silk, leather and

ceramics.

The city remained an important strategic

and cultural location to be had as it has

been repeatedly captured and occupied by

Spanish and external forces for almost a

millennium.

Architecture & Attractions

Valencia retains much of its past in its

architecture having direct Roman, Arabic

and Gothic influences. Valencia Cathedral

was built between the 13th and 15th cen-

tury and is primarily Gothic in style but

contains elements of Baroque and

Romanesque architecture.

La Lonja de la Seda, the silk exchange

market, has been recognised by UNESCO

as a world heritage site. There are many

historical sites to be visited in Valencia, but

as a modern city there are also examples

of contemporary architecture; most

famously the Ciutat de las Arts I les

Ciênces (the city of Arts & Sciences), an

incredible entertainment and cultural com-

plex designed by Valencia's own Santiago

Calatrava.

Cuisine

Valencia is the birthplace of Paella, often

considered Spain's national dish by many

non-Spaniards, but considered in Spain as

a provincial dish of Valencia. The

Valencian Paella usually consists of meat

rather then seafood, however all varieties

can be found in the city.

Aside from paella, the city boasts numer-

ous restaurants catering for every single

taste and whim, but as expected seafood

in the city is particularly special.

Beaches

Valencia has more

then 100 km of

coastline, much of it

being home to fan-

tastically kept

beaches, distin-

guished as Blue Flag

beaches, for their

high standards.

Along with 2,600

hours of sun per

year, visitors flock to

the beaches of

Valencia every year

– both national and

international tourists

alike.

Transport

The city has its own international airport

along with fantastic connections by road

and rail to locations across Spain and the

rest of the continent.

With its temperate climate of mild winters

and warm summers, the huge variety of

things to be seen and done, all in all

Valencia makes for the perfect getaway

destination all year round.

VALENCIA

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that other buyers often make!When a buyer agrees to buy a property in Spain, but fails to

realise the impact of exchange rates on the final purchase price.

For example, in the UK you would never agree to purchase a

property without knowing the total purchase price. So when buy-

ing a property priced in euros, that’s precisely what you’re doing

unless you already have enough euros in Spain to pay for it.

The exchange rate you receive when you transfer your pounds

into euros will have a direct impact on the end cost of your prop-

erty. You will either save or lose a lot of money throughout this

process that is often overlooked.

Buying property in Spain is normally done in stage payments,

you’ll pay a deposit then followed by the balance of the purchase

price later or in a series of stages. At some stage during this

process, you’ll need to convert your pounds to euros. The price

of currency fluctuates day by day and the live exchange rate you

can achieve in the morning will be different by the afternoon.

Over the course of days, weeks and months, exchange rates

fluctuate, sometimes drastically. What many property buyers

don’t realise is that they can actually fix an exchange rate today

for a purchase later. That means that they can effectively ‘fix’ the

purchase price of their Spanish property in pounds. So having

already agreed the price in euros you would then be able to

guarantee exactly how much in pounds the purchase price will

be.

Furthermore, there are ways and means to save thousands by

getting good exchange rates by buying currency from a special-

ist rather than a bank.

Generally, buyers find a property, get the currency exchange

rate on that day and base their decision to buy on that day’s cur-

rency exchange rate.

This means that unless you have fixed your rate which is possi-

ble if you consider this early enough during the purchasing

process the cost of your property will change by the day as well.

If you’re very lucky, on the day you actually send your money

overseas you may achieve your budgeted rate or the rate you

had in mind. But the risk os far to great by leaving the currency

purchase to the last minute.

This will leave you at the mercy of whatever the rate is on the

day you decide to buy.

We advise that as soon as you know that you’re going to pur-

chase a Spanish property would then be to check out a currency

exchange specialist like HIFX or Currencies Direct. These spe-

cialist companies can save you thousands of pounds simply by

offering you better exchange rates than your typical bank.

The specialist currency

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specifically on money transfers

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The British Ambassador, Simon Manley, visited Valencia this

week to reinforce commercial ties with the region and underline

the major economic contribution that British nationals make to

the area.

An estimated 1.6 billion euros was spent in Valencia last year by

the 2.2 million British tourists who visited the region. In addition,

more than 100,000 British nationals are registered as residents

on the padrón in the Valencia autonomous community, making

further valuable contributions to the regional economy.

In meetings with leaders of the Valencian government, including

President Alberto Fabra, the Ambassador raised the provision of

healthcare for tourists and the importance of all public hospitals

accepting the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) including

public hospitals that are privately managed, rather than trying to

bill visitors’ travel insurance.

He highlighted the plight of those who continued to be affected

by property problems in areas such as Lliber and Catral, and

urged the Valencia President and regional councillor for property

and environmental issues, Isabel Bonig, to work towards solu-

tions as soon as possible.

Mr Manley said “As this was my first visit to Valencia, I was keen

to emphasise the huge value that the British tourist and resident

population has for this area. The fact that British tourists con-

tributed 1.6 billion Euros to the Valencia economy in 2013 alone

illustrates this. I am also commit-

ted to working with the Valencian

government on the issues that

affect British nationals the most

and to ensure that help is provid-

ed when they need it.”

The Ambassador urged that ties

be strengthened with the British

population to encourage integra-

tion. Given the language barrier

faced by some in the British com-

munity, the Ambassador encour-

aged the Valencia president to

include as much information as

possible on official websites in

English.

Mr Manley also met police chiefs

and visited the 112 centre, which

last year received 150,000 emer-

gency calls in English, the major-

ity of which were from Alicante

province. Residents facing an

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here to plan your life living in the Costa

Blanca Spain. It’s not about making

painful decisions, or having lots of money.

People who live their dreams here in the

Costa Blanca didn’t get what they wanted

by selling their soul, struggling against the

tide or gaining a windfall from the lottery!

In fact achieving the dream of buying

property or renting to live in Spain is pos-

sible for anyone. Young or old, single or

with a family there are many UK nationals

deciding to come to the life in the sun and

it is possible.

Like any big project, it takes a vision and

small steps that take you closer and clos-

er to living that dream. People who have

successfully made the move to Spain did-

n’t wake up one day and think, "I’m mov-

ing to Spain today!” It is something that

needs planning and that should start with

talking to the right people who can advise

you of the options available and where to

start.

For some the best way to start is renting

an apartment, it is a very in-expensive

way to budget for the start either in a town

or for a priemium you could be overlook-

ing the Mediterranean. Or perhaps ypur

budget can stretch to a villa with a beau-

tiful terrace to relax and enjoy the long

sunny days.

The costs for either are affordable for

most compared to the high property

prices in the UK and with so many other

benefits you can really start to see that

the life in the Costa Blanca Spain not only

offers a much healthier and environmen-

tally cleaner lifestyle but also is full of

other benefits and the cost of living over-

all is much less than other European

countries.

Start your search by looking on the

Internet for properties and then plan your

trip to view as many as you can. There

are so many web sites to gain informa-

tion, also local authorities (town hall) who

can give you information on the local

area, hospitals, schools and all of the

necessary aminaties.

The next step will be to visit the properties

and to discover the local area that you are

considering. There are so many areas

with a high population of British Ex-Pats

and this is often a benefit when you need

to make friends, gain experience and be

able share other people's as well as the

fact that until you can get to learn the lan-

guage being able to communicate is so

important.

Why not make this your first step in the

start of your plan to live here in the Costa

Blanca. Within a few months or even this

time next year you could be living here

telling your friend and family how it all

started.

You can start taking action with us by

reading the "Property Plus" in the

Weekly Buzz newspaper for property

ideas, get a feel formthe prices and

budgets required as well as reading the

editorial articles and advice. Also look

and search us online www.vista-

costablanca.com/property

The Internet has so many advantages let

your fingers do the work as it is all in a

click these days. You can also go to an

exhibition in the UK to get face to face

information and advice.

Book your next visit to Spain, and start

making the appointments to view your

chosen properties, use our recommend-

ed agents who speak English and know

the local areas so they can give you first

hand advice.

You have such a choice there really is

something for everyone when it comes to

the right size, location and price of a suit-

able property.

For now you can focus on changing your

life and see how great it will be to have

your new life in Spain. For retired people

it can be somewhere you can enjoy for

regular holidays and even use to gener-

ate a income from the rental, or some-

where to move to permanently and enjoy

a completely new lifestyle.

HOW YOU CAN FINANCE

A PROPERTY PURCHASE

IN SPAIN?There are a variety of

ways that you can pay for

a property in Spain. Paying

cash or you can fund a

property purchase through

a variety of loan options.

Which option you choose

is something you should

consider before you start

to look for a property.

Also, it is wise to consider

your finances and have

any mortgage you may

have applied for ready in

principle. You may consid-

er either a UK mortgage or

search for one from a

Spanish mortgage broker.

In Spain your options for

home loans, particularly as

a non-resident owner, are

unlikely to be as extensive

as those on offer if buying

in the UK. Spanish banks

have been hit harder by

the financial crisis of

recent years than banks in

the UK and as a result

lending conditions have

become more stringent,

although interest rates

remain low.

Mortgage offers change on

a daily basis, so it’s best

to contact an overseas

mortgage broker to deter-

mine what the current

mortgage offers are. You’ll

want to get an idea as to

how much cash your

deposit is needed in rela-

tion to the mortgage

amount. Spanish lenders

will typically ask for a

deposit of at least 40 per

cent from non-Spanish

nationals, some requiring

30 per cent are available

with tighter conditions.

When applying for your

mortgage you will need to

provide proof of income

and identity, and details of

your bank account and

credit cards. Make sure

you fully understand inter-

est rates, loan terms and

the typical criteria used to

determine loan-to- value

amounts.

If you decide to buy a

repossessed property,

either a new-build that a

developer defaulted on or

a property formerly owned

privately, you are likely to

be offered very attractive

finance options by the

bank selling it. Buying a

bank repossession will suit

some buyers, typically

investors, but be careful

you are fully aware of the

terms of the finance and

be certain you will be able

to keep up repayments.

Your monthly mortgage

repayment is another

important figure to consid-

er when looking at the cost

of maintaining your proper-

ty. Choosing the wrong

mortgage could lead to dif-

ficulties and it’s very

important not to stretch

yourself financially. If you’d

like to be put in touch with

a recommended overseas

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W3 BarC/ Lepanto 21, Local 2, 03503

Benidorm

“you must visit w3 in benidorm”Reviewed 25 September 2014me and my sister have just returned from Benidorm we used

the w3 bar/restaurant this place is a must visit excellent

food/drinks spotlessly clean beautiful husband/wife running this

bar I cant praise them enough for hospitality and friendliness I

wish them both a long and happy life running this truly beautiful

bar/restaurant lots of love to you both love Rachel in London.

“. gary w. great bar”Reviewed 23 September 2014this is one of the best bars in benidorm, delia and and her hus-

band make you very welcome from the first moment you walk

in . they do the best pint of carling in spain and every thing is

very clean. I hope to go back out there next sept to see them

again and as you can pick your own music at this bar I may do

a live radio show from there for www.discovery-radio.co.uk. if

you are going to Benidorm sometime soon go say hi to delia .

this bar is just behind jokers

“Great Bar”Reviewed 22 September 2014Just back from a weeks holiday and found this bar on the first

day. Delia and her husband will make you more than welcome.

Drinks are very reasonally priced and the cocktails are fantastic

she makes the best Cosmopolitan!! We had our lunch there

most days there is a good choice menu. You can also choose

you're own music. Will definetly return to this bar it's situated

next door to Jokers!!

“nice food, terrace and staff!!!”Reviewed 5 September 2014I love the terrace, very clean and confortable with sun all day.

The food is excellent, lovely made full range burguers, english

breakfast with everything you wish. Kitchen open all day. What

makes this bar different than others??... their fresh

sangrias,cocktails and caipirinhas. You cannot go back home

without trying them.

Another extra... you can choose the music you want while

there.

Staff service and environment are more than excellent.

The Jolly WhaleLevente Beach | Avenida Alcoy 13,

Benidorm

"Best fish and chips in Spain"”Reviewed 28 September 2014We visited here whilst on holiday looking for a traditional fish

and chips and boy did we find it. The haddock was to die for

cooked in proper batter and white inside and the chips and

mushy peas were lovely. We have been a further 4 times since

with the same consistent quality of good food. The staff are

welcoming and friendly so if your looking for a proper fish and

chips away from England this is the place for you, trust us you

won't be disappointed.

“Absolutely amazing food and service”Reviewed 25 September 2014My 5yr old son was wanting fish and chips for days and at last

we found jolly whale brilliant service very nice people and

excellent food best fish and chips I've ever had and that's

including from the uk would recommend jolly whale always

“Great Fish and Chips Great Staff”Reviewed 24 September 2014We enjoyed our first visit to the Jolly Whale so much we went

back for lunch two days later, the food was great and the serv-

ice excellent. Best fish and chips we have had in a long time

and surprisingly it was in Spain.

“Lovely hot food but!”Reviewed 24 September 2014My partner and I had a lovely meal here, place was very clean,

the only thing that let it down was the waitress, what a miser-

able cow, if she had of smiled it would of cracked her face!

“Great food, great location, great staff”Reviewed 15 September 2014Gotta be the best chippy in Benidorm!!! Lovely clean, bright

and cheery, efficient yet friendly staff and brill fish and chips!!!

Go if you get the chance, you will be glad you did!!!

“A welcome change from all the spanish muck!!””

Reviewed 15 September 2014Sat here and watched the sea on my own and ordered had-

dock & chips. Delicious! I made a point of visiting again have

gone the year before with my folks - well worth the visit! A wel-

come change from the spanish muck at the hotel - and the

lady was lovely. You wont be disappointed. gaz, liverpool uk

Salt n pepper Avenida albir, El Albir,

L'Alfas del Pi,

“Nice cafe”Reviewed 6 September 2014Pleasant little cafe. Ideal for afternoon lunch snack. I tried a

salad which was fine. Just don't expect it to be restaurant quali-

ty. If you're passing by its worth popping in but I wouldn't go out

my way to find it again.

“Lovely salad!”Reviewed 2 September 2014We wanted something light and chose this cafe bar rather than

a restaurant. The food was good, lovely chicken salad, tasty

soup of the day and excellent pizza! Cheap and cheerful!

“I love it!!”Reviewed 17 August 2014I love this restaurant, breakfasts and lunches-dinners are spec-

tacular, plus in-value and q I recommend looks best in the area.

The owners are very friendly and very attentive. Q Whenever

we are there not hesitate to go to Salt n Pepper.

"My little corner" Reviewed 17 August 2014I loved how I was treated and the food is spectacular is a great

cozy place and the people are very close make you be among

friends and Angus beef is the best of the best, I would recom-

mend just q will go again

"Best" Reviewed 1 August 2014Local modern, very clean. Exceptional care and professional-

ism. Exquisite. Premium products. Carlos Pascual and excel-

lent people and professional first division.

"Good quality" Reviewed 15 July 2014Good dinner of tapas. The super tasty angus beef. And very

attentive service. I recommend this cozy restaurant and bar.

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1 In this place (4)

3 Careful (8)

9 Drinker (7)

10 Reimburse (5)

11 Broadcasting medium (5)

12 Mark made by folding (6)

14 Overcast (6)

16 Prison officer (6)

19 Lottery with goods as

prizes (6)

21 Navy (5)

24 Tale (5)

25 Defect (7)

26 Dawn (8)

27 Take notice of (4)

1 Bowling feat (3,5)

2 Fast (5)

4 Continent (6)

5 Concise, pithy (5)

6 Resisted (7)

7 Mythical river of the under-

world (4)

8 Edible nut (6)

13 Miserable (8)

15 Speech-making (7)

17 Cake-burning king (6)

18 Country formerly part of

Yugoslavia (6)

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22 Chosen few (5)

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Across

1 French friends turned back, receiv-

ing good letter from Greece (5)

4 Substitute endlessly on his feet?

(5-2)

8 Speech-making in lab extension?

(7)

9 Cracking up in southeast river (5)

10 Online message taking precious

time (5)

11 Nuts cracked in shade (5)

13 A girl has to live somehow (6)

15 Odd result? It's brilliant! (6)

18 French leader with clever story (5)

20 The best stuff is packed with

energy (5)

23 Remove blockage from net (5)

24 French number in cargo (7)

25 Friend follows child without reser-

vation (7)

26 Silly Billy from New York receiving

accommodation (5)

Down

1 It proves playing is playful (8)

2 Woman's mealtime prayer (5)

3 Missionary position in central

Wales (7)

4 Cutter is dreadfully chesty (6)

5 Some boats easily seen sailing

(2,3)

6 Top side improperly put down (7)

7 Annoy an informer (4)

12 George Michael's first attempt to

include English as school subject (8)

14 Eccentric not on strike (7)

16 Family member with article that's

impure (7)

17 Batty place where high tolls may

be expected? (6)

19 Gemstone set in rubbery leather

(5)

21 Marbles man â€” Nigel, possibly

(5)

22 Resident in Highlands cottage?

(4)

ARIES (March 21st-April 20th)

Don’t be afraid to go out on a limb this week, be it over work, money or love mat-

ters. Your mind is working on a totally new level so old routines, rules and regu-

lations will seem obsolete. Try to see a partner’s point of view in the partnership

stakes. It takes two.

TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st)

The pace of life is on a steady rhythm and that’s fine for a short time, but you’ll

want to crank it up as the week progresses to allow your extensive drive and

enthusiasm room to breathe. You seem to be the sage of emotional problems in

your circle of friends.

GEMINI (May 22nd-June 21st)

Progress at work is possible if you crank up your confidence and allow the won-

derful ideas in your head to make it into the big wide world. Don’t take no for an

answer when you’re sure of what you want. Don’t know what you want? Work it

out, then have the meeting.

CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd)

Opportunities in the career zone could come your way as long as you’re in the

right place at the right time this week. Mercury helps you communicate, so this is

no time to be all shy or to hide your talents. Stand there under the spotlight and

go after goals.

LEO (July 24th-August 23rd)

Financially, it’s the most casual conversations that could bring you the most

important conclusions this week. Keep an open mind. Group activities socially

look positive and fun filled, but its your own to one intimacies that bring the best

results. Is it hot in here?

VIRGO (August 24th-September 23rd)

Work matters hold plenty of potential as long as you’re willing to take the initiative

and do things your way, yes, even if specific individuals do whatever they can to

throw hurdles in your path. See it as a challenge and laugh it off. It’ll make them

nearly explode.

LIBRA (September 24th-October 23rd)

If you feel you’re getting stuck in a rut, you’ll crave fresh fields and pastures new,

but you’ll never get them in your sit and moan and expect others to get them for

you. Get off the couch and make your own destiny. If you don’t ask, then you

wont get. Go for it.

SCORPIO (October 24th-November 22nd)

If practical issues present any difficulties this week, don’t plod on by yourself or

you’ll just get frustrated and angry. Swallow your pride and ask for the help of

someone who knows what they’re doing. Its not to say you’ve failed. You were

just out of your comfort zone.

SAGITTARIUS (November 23rd-December 21st)

The lunar high brings a warm wave of positive energy, which washes all over

you, so strike while the iron is hot if you want to get projects off the ground, dis-

cuss your financial situation with professionals, or make moves towards getting

your love life back on track.

CAPRICORN (December 22nd-January 20th)

You’re entering a fairly constructive period in a practical sense, and you’ll man-

age to turn your hand to almost anything, surprising yourself and impressing oth-

ers around you. Who knew? Suddenly you’re flavour of the month. Be selective

with your time and energy.

AQUARIUS (January 21st-February 19th)

You’re finally seeing results for your hard work and dedication in the work zone.

There’s nothing you like more than being praised for a job well done as it makes

it feel it’s all been worth while. Factor in some time for love and fun though. No

man is an island remember.

PISCES (February 20th-March 20th)

Home and family are the most important things to you, so if either of those aren’t

doing as well as they could be, it’s obvious life as you know it wont run to plan.

Stand still and take stock. Its time to work out what direction you’re taking now,

and who you’re taking.

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26 Health & Family

Caring For Your Baby’s TeethThe prevention of tooth decay starts when your child is still a

baby. How well you care for your baby’s teeth (or gums!) will

have a lasting effect.

Once your baby starts weaning it is best to encourage savoury

tastes rather than sweet. Keep away from sweet, fizzy drinks.

Water is best but if you do give your baby squash, NEVER give

it in a bottle. The teat of the bottle will be sugary and will lie

against the baby’s gums or ‘milk’ teeth. This is disastrous for

dental health. If fruit juice is given, it should be diluted with 10

parts water and be given in a non-valved free flowing cup. If chil-

dren are having chocolate or sweets it is better at the end of a

meal or the end of the day rather than nibbling throughout the

day.

Cleaning you toddler's teeth should be part of his daily routine

and should be made into a fun time rather than a chore. Teeth

should at least be cleaned first thing in the morning and last

thing before bed time. Sit your child on your knee facing a mirror

and clean his teeth from behind. Use a small, soft toothbrush

with rounded bristles and a smear of fluoride toothpaste. Brush

all surfaces in small circular movements. Do not brush side to

side as this may hurt and damage his gums. Concentrate on one

section of teeth at a time, not forgetting the backs.

Persuade, rather than force, your toddler to open his mouth, as

he needs to learn to like the idea of brushing. Give him lots of

praise and encouragement when he allows you to brush them.

Letting him choose his own toothbrush may also make it more

fun for him.

If he's reluctant to have them cleaned, let him see you brush

your teeth first. With an older toddler you can then let him

try to copy you. You need to be persistent. Gradually you can

give him more responsibility for the brushing as time goes on.

Supervise your child while he brushes his teeth until he is at

least seven years old.

When do you need to take your child to the

dentist and which dentist do you choose?Take your child to the dentist when he's about a year old.

Dentists can help to prevent, as well as cure teeth problems.

Don't wait until you see signs of tooth decay.

When you go to the dentist for your own appointment, take your

toddler with you. He'll then get used to the sights, sounds and

smells.

Don't assume that you don't need to take your toddler to the

dentist because his first teeth are going to fall out anyway. Most

first teeth have 10 years of hard work to do so need looking

after. Also, these milk teeth help keep the space open for sec-

ond permanent teeth to come through.

Choose your child’s dentist with care as you want his first

experiences to be good ones. A child who is frightened at an

early age by a bad dental experience with probably be put off

dentists for life! Choose a dental clinic with a warm, friendly, wel-

coming atmosphere as soon as you walk in the door. This will

immediately put your child at ease. The dentist should not only

be an excellent clinician but should be friendly, approachable

and used to caring for children in his dental practice.

EAR WAXAlthough ear wax can be a nuisance for some

people, it is very necessary for keeping the ear

canal healthy.

Ear wax, or cerumen which is the medical term,

traps dust and dirt particles that enter the ear

canal. It prevents the ear canal becoming dry

and itchy, helps to prevent infection and also repels water.

Under normal circumstances, the ear wax, along with all the accumulated debris, dries out and

eventually falls out of the ear.

Not everybody produces the same amount of ear wax and for some people the wax can build up

causing discomfort and/or a degree of hearing loss. There are several reasons for this including:

Narrowing of the ear canal, Production of dry wax (more common in older people), verproduc-

tion of wax as a result of blockage or damage within the ear

Many people attempt to remove ear wax using cotton buds but this only serves to make the situ-

ation worse! A little ear wax may come off on the end of the bud but the main bulk of the wax

plug is simply pushed further into the ear canal.

The skin of the canal is very sensitive and cotton buds can scratch and damage the skin caus-

ing subsequent infection. In addition to this people can rupture the ear drum whilst attempting to

remove wax in this way. Remember the old adage of the ENT surgeon:

‘Never put anything smaller than your elbow in your ear!’

There are many products available over the counter, such as drops or sprays for removing wax

but these can cause pain, irritation and eczema. It is far better to use ordinary olive oil which is

gentle, effective at softening ear wax, cheap and readily available in most kitchen cupboards!

In some cases it is all that is needed and the ear wax will come out after a couple of weeks of

warm olive oil 3 times a day. If not the wax will be softened enough to make removal by irriga-

tion (similar to syringing) or suction quick and easy.

In an ideal world we would never have to intervene and remove ear wax but unfortunately it is

sometimes the only option and your family and neighbours will be so grateful that your TV has

been turned back down to a normal volume!

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Where have all the volunteers gone? Coming to the end of September and we havehad a very long hot summer till this last week!Yet throughout the summer the backbone ofour group has always been the volunteers.Without them we cannot do the good work thatsaves the lives of many Spanish dogs. Yet nowthey have just vanished, so where have theygone? Many people who live here don’t evenknow that Benidorm has a dog pound to try tohelp save the lives of the stray and abandoneddogs that would litter the streets. We need tolet you know that you can help. Volunteerscome and walk the dogs and they come frommany places, residents, tourists and peoplejust wanting to do something different and thatperson could be you and help us fill the hugegap that we have in helpers. Many of whom have been students here overthe summer filling in the jobs in your bars andrestaurants and getting the chance to learnEnglish. Now it can be your turn to give a littleback to this community. So what is BenidormDog Homing? Benidorm dog pound is just out-side this popular holiday resort.

A very short taxi ride from the main hotels andwe are always in need of volunteers to walkthe dogs in our care. SPAP Benidorm runs thepound to look after animals and they have apolicy to protect and not destroy animals. However the shelter provides extremely basicfacilities, food is donated from hotels, medicalcare is limited and it is difficult to fully look afterup to 300 or more animals.

Benidorm Dog Homing are the volunteers whowalk the dogs and give vital support. We needyou to spare a bit of your time to help socializethese dogs, take them for a walk and showthem that humans can give love too. It’s notjust about coming walking, let your fingers helpa dog find a home too! Because being a cyber-buddy is a very important jobtoo.

I often get asked what a cyber-buddy has to do and I reply‘Imagine this was your dog andyou had to search for a newhome, where would you try,what would you do and thenplease just give it a go and keepyour dog’s posts active onBenidorm Dog Homing andother sites a few times a week’That is the basic job descriptionbut what it means to the dogs is

a chance, hope, a future as without a cyber-buddy on their side it is harder for them to benoticed and their posts slip away deep into thepage and they become invisible, forgotten andNo Hope!

You can find out more about this vital supportyou can give from anywhere in the world byjoining our Facebook page ‘Benidorm DogHoming’ and looking through all our dogs whoare in need of a Buddy and a home. Just men-tion on the dogs post that you want to be theirbuddy and I will show you all the informationyou need and it only takes a few minutes ofyour time a few days a week. Your help doesmake a difference and at the happy endingtime when a new home is found for your dog,you get to celebrate too! Then the volunteerscan take over and with our many languageskills we can help get a dog passported and offon its travels to a new home. We do need helpand you can make a donation using PayPal [email protected] or contact us onFacebook to find out more about our dogs inneed! You can help with donations usingPayPal to [email protected] or contactus on Facebook to find out more about ourdogs in need! For me walking the dogs gaveme connections in this country and help that Inever knew I needed. SO being a volunteer isnot just about the dogs it’s about us humanstoo. So now it’s your turn to help, here are TheWI!

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Wednesday 1st October 07:00 Breakfast

10:15 Rip Off Britain

11:00 Homes under the Hammer

12:00 Saints and Scroungers

12:45 Break-in Britain - The

Crackdown

13:15 Bargain Hunt

14:00 BBC News

14:45 Doctors

15:15 Perfection

16:00 Escape to the Country

16:45 Home Away from Home

17:30 Antiques Road Trip

18:15 Pointless

19:00 BBC News

19:55 Party Political Broadcast

20:00 The ONE Show

21:00 The Great British Bake Off

22:00 Our Zoo

23:00 BBC News

23:35 A Question of Sport

00:05 Cocaine Capital of the

World: Stacey Dooley Investigates

07:00 Countdown

07:45 Will & Grace

08:10 The King of Queens


09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond


10:00 Frasier

10:30 Frasier

11:00 Frasier

11:30 Undercover Boss Canada

12:30 Four in a Bed

13:00 Channel 4 News Summary

13:05 Four in a Bed

13:35 Four in a Bed

14:05 Four in a Bed

14:40 Four in a Bed

15:10 A Place in the Sun: Summer

Sun

16:10 Countdown

17:00 Deal or No Deal

18:00 Four in a Bed

18:30 Come Dine with Me

19:00 The Simpsons

19:30 Hollyoaks

20:00 Channel 4 News

21:00 Sarah Beeny's Double Your

House for Half the Money

22:00 Grand Designs

23:00 The Paedophile Hunter

07:00 Children's Tv

10:15 The Wright Stuff

12:10 Cowboy Builders

13:10 5 News Lunchtime

13:15 The Nightmare Neighbour

Next Door

14:15 Home and Away

14:45 Neighbours

15:15 NCIS

16:15 They Come Back [FILM]

18:00 5 News at 5

18:30 Neighbours

19:00 Home and Away

19:30 5 News Tonight

20:00 Police Interceptors


Next Door

22:00 Can't Pay? We'll Take it Away

23:00 Wentworth Prison

00:10 Never Teach Your Wife to

Drive

07:00 Good Morning Britain

09:30 Lorraine

10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show

11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women

14:30 ITV News

15:00 Dickinson's Real Deal

16:00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show

17:00 Who's Doing The Dishes?

18:00 The Chase

19:00 ITV News

19:25 Party Political Broadcast

19:30 ITV News

20:00 Emmerdale

20:30 Coronation Street

21:00 Celebrity Squares

22:00 Scott & Bailey

23:00 ITV News

23:40 Through the Keyhole

00:40 The Undriveables

The PaedOPhile hunTerDocumentary following controversial online vigilante Stinson Hunter and his associates, who pose

as children on social networking sites to identify and draw out people they suspect are sexual pred-

ators. Self-styled `undercover journalist' Hunter and his team engage men in conversation online

and lure them into meeting in real life.

Channel 4 11:00pm Wed 1 Oct

[email protected]

07:00 Homes under the Hammer08:00 Saints and Scroungers08:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown09:15 The Housing Enforcers10:00 Operation Stonehenge: WhatLies Beneath11:00 Penguins on a Plane: GreatAnimal Moves12:00 Daily Politics ConferenceSpecial14:00 Cash in the Attic14:30 Celebrity Masterchef15:15 Ready Steady Cook16:00 The Life of Mammals17:00 Great British RailwayJourneys17:30 Pressure Pad18:15 Flog It!18:55 Party Political Broadcast19:00 Eggheads19:30 Strictly Come Dancing - ItTakes Two20:00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip21:00 Long Shadow22:00 This World: Rwanda's UntoldStory23:00 The Great British Bake Off:An Extra Slice23:30 Newsnight00:20 Today at Conference00:50 The Motorway: Life in theFast Lane

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Thursday 2nd October07:00 Breakfast





Crackdown

13:15 Bargain Hunt

14:00 BBC News

14:45 Doctors

15:15 Perfection




18:15 Pointless

19:00 BBC News

20:00 The ONE Show

20:30 EastEnders

21:00 Your Home In Their Hands

22:00 Who Do You Think You Are?

23:00 BBC News

23:35 Question Time

00:35 This Week

07:00 Countdown07:45 Will & Grace08:10 The King of Queens08:35 The King of Queens09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond09:30 Everybody Loves Raymond10:00 Frasier10:30 Frasier11:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss Canada12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 News Summary13:05 Four in a Bed13:35 Four in a Bed14:05 Four in a Bed14:40 Four in a Bed15:10 A Place in the Sun: SummerSun16:10 Countdown17:00 Deal or No Deal18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Location, Location, Location22:00 Educating The East End23:00 Scrotal Recall23:30 Ramsay's Costa DelNightmares00:35 24 Hours in Police Custody

07:00 Children's Tv




13:15 Storage: Flog the Lot!

14:15 Home and Away

14:45 Neighbours

15:15 NCIS

16:15 Love Will Keep Us Together

18:00 5 News at 5

18:30 Neighbours

19:00 Home and Away


20:00 The Gadget Show

21:00 Benefit House: Me & My 22

Kids

22:00 No Foreigners Here - 100%

British

23:00 Mummy's Little Murderer



09:30 Lorraine


11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women

14:30 ITV News




18:00 The Chase

19:00 ITV News

20:00 Emmerdale

20:30 When Interest Rates Rise:

Tonight

21:00 Emmerdale

21:30 Paul O'Grady: For the Love of

Dogs

22:00 Blenheim Palace: Great War

House

23:00 ITV News

23:40 Sunday Night at the Palladium

00:40 River Monsters

Peaky BlindersSeason 2 Episode 1 of 6

Cillian Murphy returns as Birmingham-based mobster Thomas Shelby in the second run of author

Steven Knight's period drama, which is set to reunite the Irish star with his Dark Knight Rises col-

league Tom Hardy. The first series was a huge success for the BBC, winning plaudits not only for its

plot and acting, but also for its amazing production design, which helped create an atmosphere of

threat and foreboding in the Midlands immediately after the First World War.

BBC2 London 10:00pm Thu 2 Oct




Crackdown

09:20 The Housing Enforcers

10:05 Escape to the Continent

11:05 Gardeners' World

11:35 HARDtalk

12:00 BBC News

13:00 Daily Politics

14:00 Cash in the Attic

14:30 Celebrity Masterchef

15:15 Ready Steady Cook

16:00 The Life of Mammals

17:00 Great British Railway

Journeys

17:30 Pressure Pad

18:15 Flog It!

19:00 Eggheads

19:30 Strictly Come Dancing - It

Takes Two

20:00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

21:00 Jungle Atlantis

22:00 Peaky Blinders

23:00 Mock the Week

23:30 Newsnight

00:20 Paisley: A Life

PICK OF

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Friday 3rd october07:00 Breakfast





Crackdown

13:15 Bargain Hunt

14:00 BBC News

14:45 Doctors

15:15 Perfection




18:15 Pointless

19:00 BBC News

20:00 The ONE Show

20:30 A Question of Sport

21:00 EastEnders

21:30 Would I Lie to You?

22:00 Have I Got News for You

22:30 Big School

23:00 BBC News

23:35 The Graham Norton Show

00:25 Live at the Apollo

07:00 Countdown

07:45 Will & Grace





10:00 Frasier

11:30 Undercover Boss Canada

12:30 Four in a Bed

13:00 Channel 4 News Summary

13:05 Four in a Bed

13:35 Four in a Bed

14:05 Four in a Bed

14:40 Four in a Bed

15:10 A Place in the Sun: Summer

Sun

16:10 Countdown

17:00 Deal or No Deal

18:00 Four in a Bed


19:00 The Simpsons

19:30 Hollyoaks


20:30 Unreported World

21:00 Stars at Your Service

22:00 Gogglebox

23:00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man

00:05 Scrotal Recall

00:35 Jon Richardson Grows Up

07:00 Children's TV




13:15 Never Teach Your Wife to

Drive

14:15 Home and Away

14:45 Neighbours

15:15 NCIS

16:15 Sub Zero [FILM]

18:00 5 News at 5

18:30 Neighbours

19:00 Home and Away


20:00 World War II In Colour


22:00 Body Of Proof

23:00 NCIS

23:55 NCIS

00:50 True Crimes: The First 72

Hours


09:30 Lorraine


11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women

14:30 ITV News




18:00 The Chase

19:00 ITV News

19:30 ITV News

20:00 Emmerdale


21:00 Gino's Italian Escape: A Taste

of the Sun


22:00 The X Factor

23:00 ITV News

23:40 The Job Lot

00:10 The Nutty Professor [FILM]

STarS aT Your ServiceSeason 1 Episode 1 of 4

New series. As part of the Stand Up to Cancer fundraising campaign, this series gives viewers the

chance to book some of Britain's best-loved celebrities for any bespoke service - whether it's

singing a duet with a pop star or getting a famous face to do the household chores. In the first edi-

tion, Melanie C, Ollie Locke, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Conor Maynard, Ashley Banjo, Russell

Howard, Rhod Gilbert and Jon Snow all get involved

Channel 4 9:00pm Fri 3 Oct

06:55 Live Formula 1: JapaneseGrand Prix - Second Practice08:35 Saints and Scroungers09:20 The Housing Enforcers10:05 Super Senses: The SecretPower of Animals11:05 Sweets Made Simple11:35 The Travel Show12:00 BBC News13:00 Daily Politics14:00 Cash in the Attic14:30 Celebrity MasterChef: TheFinal15:15 Ready Steady Cook16:00 The Life of Mammals17:00 Great British RailwayJourneys17:30 Pressure Pad18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30 Strictly Come Dancing - ItTakes Two20:00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip21:00 Mastermind21:30 Lorraine Pascale: How to bea Better Cook22:00 Tom Kerridge's Best EverDishes22:30 Gardeners' World23:00 QI23:30 Newsnight00:05 Never Mind the Buzzcocks00:35 Later - with Jools Holland

PICK OF

THE DAY

Saturday 4th october06:00 Live Formula 1: Japanese

Grand Prix - Qualifying

08:30 Breakfast

11:00 Saturday Kitchen Live

12:30 The Great British Bake Off:

An Extra Slice

13:00 BBC News

13:10 Football Focus

13:50 Saturday Sportsday

14:00 Formula 1: Japanese Grand

Prix - Qualifying

15:30 Bargain Hunt


17:00 Final Score

18:15 BBC News

18:30 Pointless Celebrities

19:20 Strictly Come Dancing

21:30 Doctor Who

22:15 Casualty

23:05 The National Lottery Live

23:15 BBC News

23:30 Match of the Day

00:50 The Football League Show

07:10 How I Met Your Mother


08:00 Trans World Sport

09:00 The Morning Line

10:00 Weekend Kitchen


11:30 Frasier

12:00 Frasier

12:30 The Big Bang Theory


13:25 The Simpsons

13:55 Gadget Man

14:30 Channel 4 Racing





19:05 Stars at Your Service


20:20 Sarah Beeny's Double Your

House for Half the Money

21:15 Grand Designs

22:20 Battle: Los Angeles [FILM]

00:40 Rude Tube

07:00 Children's TV

11:00 Chinese Food in Minutes

11:15 The Secret Life of Pets


Next Door



14:40 Patton [FILM]

18:00 5 News Weekend

18:05 Silverado [FILM]

20:35 Joe Kidd [FILM]

22:15 A Fistful of Dollars [FILM]

00:20 World War II In Colour

07:00 Children's TV

11:25 Murder, She Wrote

12:25 ITV News

12:30 Storage Hoarders

13:30 May the Best House Win

14:30 The X Factor

15:30 About a Boy [FILM]

17:30 The X Factor

18:35 Off Their Rockers

19:05 ITV News

19:30 New You've Been Framed

20:00 The Chase: Celebrity Special

21:00 The X Factor

22:20 Through the Keyhole

23:15 ITV News

23:30 Red Heat [FILM]

The X FacTorSeason 11 Episode 13 of 24

Judges' Houses 2 As the judges' houses stage continues, the route to the live shows draws tantalisingly

closer for the remaining 24 acts, who perform in glamorous destinations around the world. Across the week-

end, the over 25s try to impress Simon Cowell and Sinitta in Los Angeles, Cheryl is with Tinie Tempah in the

French city of Nice to audition the girls, Emma Bunton helps Mel B select the best boys in Cancun, Mexico,

and Louis Walsh heads to Bermuda with Tulisa and the groups. Dermot O'Leary is the host

ITV London 9:00pm Sat 4 Oct

07:00 This Is BBC TWO

07:25 The Falcon's Alibi [FILM]

08:25 The Charge of the Light

Brigade [FILM]

10:20 The Trials of Life

11:10 The Trials of Life

11:55 Map Man

12:30 South Africa Walks

13:00 Lorraine Pascale: How to be

a Better Cook

13:30 The Little Paris Kitchen:

Cooking with Rachel Khoo

14:00 Flying down to Rio [FILM]

15:25 Follow the Fleet [FILM]

17:15 Rick Stein's Mediterranean

Escapes

18:15 The £100K House: Tricks of

the Trade

19:15 Restoring England's Heritage


20:15 Flog It! Trade Secrets

20:45 Penguins - Spy in the Huddle

21:45 Dad's Army

22:15 Genesis: Together & Apart

23:50 TOTP2: Genesis

00:30 The Good Shepherd [FILM]

PICK OF

THE DAY

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sunday 5th october07:00 Live Formula 1: Japanese

Grand Prix

10:15 The Andrew Marr Show

11:15 Sunday Morning Live

12:15 Sunday Politics

13:30 MOTD2 Extra

14:00 BBC News

14:15 Formula 1: Japanese Grand

Prix


17:00 Points of View

17:15 The Great British Bake Off

18:15 Songs of Praise

18:55 BBC News

19:20 Countryfile

20:20 Strictly Come Dancing: The

Results

21:00 Antiques Roadshow

22:00 Our Girl

23:00 BBC News

23:30 Match of the Day 2

00:50 I Love You, Man [FILM]

06:40 Win It Cook It



08:00 Volkswagen Racing Cup

08:30 NFL: The American Football

Show


10:00 Frasier

10:30 Sunday Brunch


13:50 Channel 4 Racing: Prix de l'Arc

de Triomphe

17:00 The Legend of Zorro [FILM]


20:00 Posh Pawn

21:00 Operation Maneater

22:00 The Descendants [FILM]

00:15 Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

[FILM]

07:00 Children's TV




14:15 Ultimate Police Interceptors

15:10 Paul Blart: Mall Cop [FILM]

17:00 Big Momma's House 2 [FILM]

18:55 Charlie and the Chocolate

Factory [FILM 2005]

21:00 5 News Weekend

21:05 Welcome to the Jungle [FILM]

23:00 The Punisher [FILM]

07:00 Children's TV

10:25 ITV News


11:30 Murder, She Wrote

12:30 ITV News

12:40 Carry On at Your Convenience

[FILM]

14:25 Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties

[FILM]

16:00 The X Factor

17:10 Downton Abbey

18:15 All Star Family Fortunes

19:00 Off Their Rockers

19:30 ITV News

20:00 Sunday Night at the Palladium

21:00 The X Factor

22:00 Downton Abbey

23:05 ITV News

23:20 Piers Morgan's Life Stories:

Martin Kemp

00:20 Premiership Rugby Union

06:50 Countryfile


08:20 The Beechgrove Garden

08:50 Match of the Day

10:10 The Football League Show

11:30 Live Athletics 2014 Great

Scottish Run

14:30 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites

16:00 The Alamo [FILM]

18:05 Rugby League: Super

League Play-Offs

19:05 Flog It!

20:00 Jungle Atlantis

21:00 Wonders of the Monsoon

22:00 Sacred Rivers with Simon

Reeve

23:00 Mock the Week

23:30 QI XL

00:15 The Greatest [FILM]

monday 6th october07:00 Breakfast





Crackdown

13:15 Bargain Hunt

14:00 BBC News

14:45 Doctors

15:15 Perfection




18:15 Pointless

19:00 BBC News

20:00 The ONE Show

20:30 Inside Out

21:00 EastEnders

21:30 Workers on the Breadline -

Panorama

22:00 New Tricks

23:00 BBC News

23:35 Have I Got a Bit More News

for You

00:20 Room 101 - Extra Storage

07:20 The King of Queens07:45 The King of Queens08:10 3rd Rock from the Sun08:35 3rd Rock from the Sun09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond09:30 Everybody Loves Raymond10:00 Frasier10:30 Frasier11:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss Canada12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 News Summary13:05 Four in a Bed13:35 Four in a Bed14:10 Four in a Bed14:40 Four in a Bed15:10 A Place in the Sun: SummerSun16:10 Countdown17:00 Deal or No Deal18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Jamie's Comfort Food21:30 Gadget Man22:00 24 Hours in Police Custody23:00 8 Out of 10 Cats23:50 Bouncers00:45 NFL: The American FootballShow

07:00 Children's Tv





Next Door

14:15 Home and Away

14:45 Neighbours

15:15 NCIS

16:15 Trust [FILM]

18:00 5 News at 5

18:30 Neighbours

19:00 Home and Away


20:00 The Gadget Show

21:00 Ultimate Police Interceptors

22:00 Too Tough to Teach?

23:00 Under the Dome


09:30 Lorraine


11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women

14:30 ITV News



16:59 ITV London


18:00 The Chase

19:00 ITV News

20:00 Emmerdale


21:00 The Undriveables


22:00 Grantchester

23:00 ITV News

23:40 The Agenda

23:20 Billy Connolly's Big Send Off

grantchesterSeason 1 Episode 1 of 6

Detective drama set in a 1950s Cambridgeshire village, where local vicar Sidney Chambers (James

Norton) develops a sideline in sleuthing - with the initially reluctant help of grumpy DI Geordie

Keating (Robson Green). The cleric's first case finds him presiding over the funeral of a solicitor,

who is believed to have taken his own life.

ITV London 10:00pm Mon 6 Oct

07:05 Homes under the Hammer08:05 Saints and Scroungers08:50 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown09:20 The Housing Enforcers10:05 James May's Cars of thePeople11:05 Lorraine Pascale: How to bea Better Cook11:35 Click12:00 BBC News13:00 Daily Politics ConferenceSpecial14:00 A Taste of My Life14:30 Ready Steady Cook15:15 Cash in the Attic16:00 The Life of Mammals17:00 Coast17:45 Great British RailwayJourneys18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30 Strictly Come Dancing - ItTakes Two20:00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip21:00 University Challenge21:30 Only Connect22:00 The Kitchen23:00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks23:30 Newsnight00:20 Today at Conference00:50 Long Shadow

PICK OF

THE DAY

Welcome to the Jungle (2003)A bounty hunter is sent into the depths of the Brazilian rainforest to locate a prominent business-

man's son, but ends up trying to find a legendary artefact before a crook gets his hands on it. Action

comedy, starring Dwayne Johnson, Seann William Scott and Christopher Walken, and an uncredit-

ed cameo by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Edited for violence

Channel 5 9:05pm Sun 5 Oct

PICK OF

THE DAY

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tuesday 7th october07:00 Breakfast





Crackdown

13:15 Bargain Hunt

14:00 BBC News

14:45 Doctors

15:15 Perfection




18:15 Pointless

19:00 BBC News

20:00 The ONE Show

20:30 EastEnders

21:00 Holby City

22:00 The Driver

23:00 BBC News

23:35 My Big Beautiful Wedding

Dress

00:35 The Street

07:20 The King of Queens07:45 The King of Queens08:10 3rd Rock from the Sun08:35 3rd Rock from the Sun09:00 Everybody Loves Raymond09:30 Everybody Loves Raymond10:00 Frasier10:30 Frasier11:00 Frasier11:30 Undercover Boss Canada12:30 Four in a Bed13:00 Channel 4 News Summary13:05 Four in a Bed13:35 Four in a Bed14:05 Four in a Bed14:40 Four in a Bed15:10 A Place in the Sun: SummerSun16:10 Countdown17:00 Deal or No Deal18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News20:55 Stand Up to Cancer21:00 Obsessive CompulsiveCleaners22:00 Ramsay's Costa DelNightmares23:00 Gogglebox00:05 Educating The East End

07:00 Children's TV




13:15 Benefit House: Me & My 22

Kids

14:15 Home and Away

14:45 Neighbours

15:15 NCIS

16:15 Out of the Woods [FILM]

18:00 5 News at 5

18:30 Neighbours

19:00 Home and Away


20:00 Meerkat Manor

20:30 The Secret Life of Pets

21:00 Night Crime UK: Caught on

Camera

22:00 CSI: Crime Scene

Investigation

23:00 NCIS

23:55 NCIS

00:55 Secrets & Lies


10:30 Lorraine


12:30 This Morning[

14:30 Loose Women

15:30 ITV News




19:00 The Chase

20:00 ITV News

21:00 Emmerdale

21:30 Live UEFA Champions League

00:00 ITV News

00:40 UEFA Champions League

Highlights

01:40 Life of Ryan: Caretaker

Manager

Ramsay's Costa Del NightmaResSeries 1. Episode 3/4In the mountain village of Gaucin, southern Spain, the upmarket restaurant La

Granada Divino has only been open for eight weeks, but it's already heading for disaster. Architect

Milan and former model Gina have sunk their savings and retirement fund into the project, but

they've got problems with the head chef and the business is losing 4,000 euros a month, despite

having many hungry tourists on its doorstep. Gordon Ramsay visits the couple and tries to turn

things around before it's too late

Channel 4 10:00pm Tue 7th Oct




Crackdown

09:20 The Housing Enforcers

10:05 Antiques Roadshow

11:05 Food & Drink

11:35 HARDtalk

12:00 BBC News

13:00 Daily Politics Conference

Special

14:00 A Taste of My Life

14:30 Cash in the Attic

15:00 The Life of Mammals

16:00 Gymnastics: World Artistic

Championships

18:15 Flog It!

19:00 Eggheads

19:30 Strictly Come Dancing - It

Takes Two

20:00 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

21:00 Cat Watch 2014: The New

Horizon Experiment

22:00 Human Universe

23:00 Later Live - with Jools

Holland

23:30 Newsnight

00:20 Today at Conference

00:50 Wonders of the Monsoon

PICK OF

THE DAY

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32 SHOPPING & LIFESTYLE

Whether you want to be a body-

building champion or you simply

want to keep fit, tone up, lose or

gain weight, it is likely you may

need some help and encourage-

ment from an expert.

There can be no better place to

get it than from Body’s Center

Gym Club in Altea, where pro-

fessional body builder Stefan

can work out a plan to suit your

ambitions. He will be there to

encourage you, put you through

the paces and he is also a pro-

fessional in nutrition.

Stefan, originally from

Marseilles in France, has been

running the gym club in Altea for

the past 3 years. He is assisted by his wife

Sabrina who herself is fit and toned.

Stefan knows what dedication it takes to radi-

cally change a body, having trained for 11

years to become the best champion in France.

In 1998, he won the European Championship

of the International Federation of Body

Building.

When he started, Stefan used to weigh only

53kg. To be a champion he had to increase

his weight by building pure muscle. He

intends to compete again next year in the La

Nucia Experience and 2 years after that, in the

Annual Classic in Madrid. Currently he

weighs 87kg but is working hard to develop

more muscle and increase his

weight to between 92 and 95 kg

in order to compete.

Stefan carefully looks after his

body by eating healthy food little

and often and of course by train-

ing and dedication. Being in

control all round, also helps him

to look much younger than his

years

The gym is open from 10 in the

morning through to 9.30 in the evening

Monday to Friday and from 10 am until 2 pm

on Saturdays. There is no fee to join and

there are various packages on offer, such as

bono spinning 25 euros per month, classes

package 30 euros per month, body fitness

package 35 euros per month and the full pack-

age 50 euros per month. Classes include

Spinning, Pilates, Zumba, Bodypump, Crossfit,

Bodytonic, and Boxing. Stefan speaks

French, Spanish and English very well.

For further information please call the gym on

966 880 600, look on facebook (gimnasio-

bodycenter) or pop in at the Centro

Commercial Altea Center, Part Cap Blanc on

the N332 above Mercadona.

Do you want to raDically

change your boDy?

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Alan Pardew has vowed to fight on after Newcastle suffered

another defeat in their dismal start to the Premier League

campaign.

The Magpies lost 1-0 to Stoke at the Britannia Stadium on

Monday night after Peter Crouch headed home Victor

Moses’ cross in the 15th minute.

Jack Colback could have salvaged a point for the visitors

but put a sitter against the bar late on, as Newcastle lost to

remain second from bottom in their worst start to a Premier

League season for 11 years.

Novak Djokovic breezed into the second round of the China

Open with a 6-2 6-1 victory over Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in

Beijing. The top seed needed little more than an hour to see

off the challenge of the Spaniard as he began his bid for

record fifth title at the event. Djokovic has never blost a

match at the China Open, his latest success improving his

record in it to a formidable 20-0.

The world No 1 will next face Vasek Pospisil, who defeated

Lukas Rosol 6-4 6-3 on Monday. Elsewhere in the opening

round, third seed Tomas Berdych also made it through with

ease as he recorded a 6-1 6-2 win over Feliciano Lopez.

JUKE BOX

PREDICTIONS

LEAGUE The Premier League was

back in action at the Weekend

providing the Alfaz Fantasy

League with 25 goals,5 clean

sheets,34 yellow cards(9 from

Referee Mike Oliver) and 2 red

cards.Manchester United's

Wayne Rooney and

Swansea's Rangel both

received their marching

orders.

Steve's Team Cowden Red

Devils held on to the top spot

of the Fantasy League for the

3rd Week running thanks to on

loan Defender Southampton's

Bertrand who scored in their 2-

1win over Q.P.R.They have a

15 point advantage over 2nd

placed Jarrod's Team We R

Leeds.Pauline's Vodka Army

and Rachel's Blue Murder are

doing a great job for the Girls

and are in 3rd & 4th place well

in contention.Down below at

the bottom of the Table Les's

Team Have Not got a Clue are

living up to their name only

picked up 7 points this Week

when the average score was

19 points which has left him

trailing Danny's Team Sarita

F.C. by 24 points.

Pauline's Vodka Army have

been top of our Mark Carter

Ladies Section since the 2nd

Week of the Season. Her top

Player like so many other

Managers is Chelsea's Diego

Costa who so far as accrued

45 Fantasy points.Rachel's

Team Blue Murder is in 2nd

place just 11 points behind the

leaders. Struggling at the bot-

tom is Gil's Kippax who are 7

points away from 3 Teams

Winnie's Le Hombre

Rioja,Gail's Nails and Kath's

Team Geordie Lass.

In our U.K.T.V.SPAIN Junior

League Rocky's Mini Spurs

have a 6 point advantage over

Harley's Team Ginger Ninja

who jumped up 3 places to

2nd this Week.His top Player

was Manchester City's Edin

Dzeko who scored a brace in

City's 4-2 victory at Hull.Down

at the foot of the Table there is

a real tussle going on between

Calum's Ree's Red Devils and

Adam's Team What's the

Point, both are on 74 points 20

points behind Jack's Team

Lads on Toure.

The Golden Boot League

which is sponsored by

Leonard Knowles

Construction still has Jarrod's

Team We R Leeds in pole

position with a slight 5 point

lead over Mark's side Inter

Rubber.Two Teams share 3rd

spot and they are Neil's 7

Palms Playa Poniente and

Karen's Florida Pearls.

Chelsea's Diego Costa is also

top Player in this Division with

40 points already in the

bag.Terry's Team Come on my

Cockers and Les's Team Have

Not Got a Clue are sharing

bottom spot both on 5 points.

The 2 Teams going into our

Premier Imports Draw at the

end of the Month for a fine

case of wine are Trev's Boys

who top scored this week with

a 50 point tally and our lowest

scoring Team which was

Danny's Boro Man Dan who

could only score a big fat Zero.

Manager of the Month for

September has been kindly

sponsored by Neil & Julie at

the 7 Palms situated on the

Playa Poniente who provide

excellent food at reasonable

prices.I hope they will be able

accommodate 2 Winners as

Daz XI and Vince's Bars a

Loner both finished up with

109 points 4 ahead of Steve's

Cowden Red Devils.

The Fastest Moving Team this

Week was Alan's Donkey

Heads who moved up 89

places to No 106 which quali-

fies him for a good Olde

English Breakfast for 2 at

Rafters courtesy of Kate.

This Weekend the 1st Round

of our K.O.Cup Competition

takes place. There are some

interesting Ties taking place

such has the League Leaders

Cowden Red Devils are up

against Robin's Team

Robinho,last Season's

Winners will take on the in

form Team Vince's Bars a

Loner while our top Lady Team

Pauline's Vodka Army are

paired with Big Sam's Army

Wow that should be some

Battle !

The full Draw is up on our

website ready to view which is

www.alfazffl.com. Find out

which Team you have drawn if

you were lucky enough to get

through the Preliminary Round

and don't forget through out

the Season you can keep a

check on how your Team is

performing by logging on. If

you can't access a computer

why not call into Hepburns in

Albir and view all the League

Tables and Results on their

Notice Board or if you want

call in and see me at The

Local also in Albir at the

Weekend for all the Fantasy

News and Results.

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47 JEAN 9 27 7 34

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49 LISA 19 29 5 34

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52 LOUISE 71 27 7 34

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55 DEBS 39 26 7 33

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78 ELAINE S 72 20 2 22

GOOD WEEKDjokovic eases

through in China

BAD WEEKAlan Pardew vows to fight

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FerrAri TArgeT WilliAmsFerrari Technical Director James Allison believes the team’s

improved performance in Singapore showed they are making

genuine progress with their car as they aim to overhaul Williams

in the standings.

The Scuderia’s 2014 season has increasing proved a tumul-

tuous one following the departures of the two men formerly at

the top of their faltering F1 operation, team boss Stefano

Domenicali and long-time President Luca di Montezemolo.

On the track the team have finished on the podium just twice all

year and remain without a race win for 28 GPs, a dearth of

results which keep them on course for their worst season since

1993. However, there were more positive signs at the last race

at Marina Bay after Ferrari qualified within 0.3s of Mercedes and

then finished right behind the Red Bulls with Fernando Alonso in

the race in fourth.

That result, combined with Kimi Raikkonen’s eighth place,

meant Ferrari took six points out of Williams in the battle for third

place in the Constructors’ Championship, the Grove outfit’s

advantage over their old rival now a slender nine And while

Allison acknowledges the stark differences between the slow

Singapore street track and the fast sweeps of Suzuka that await

the F14 T at the Japanese GP this weekend, the technical boss

feels progress has been made.points,

UNiTeD hiT bYherrerA iNjUrY

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera is facing a spell on

the sidelines after suffering a fractured rib against West Ham last

Saturday.

The Spaniard was substituted in the 74th minute of the 2-1 home

victory and United say they will 'continue to monitor his progress

over the next few weeks'. The injury is the second suffered by the

£28m summer recruit from Athletic Bilbao, who was forced to sit

out three matches earlier in the season after suffering an ankle

injury in training.

Tigers TiPPeD TO reTUrN

sTrONger NeXT YeArTigers were the surprise package this season, reaching the

Challenge Cup final and going within one win of top spot in the

table before eventually finishing fourth.

Daryl Clark, who has been nominated for the Man of Steel and

young player of the year accolades, is among a number of key

men who played their final game for the club in last week’s play-

offs defeat by Warrington Wolves.

He has signed for Warrington, Craig Huby is en-route to

Huddersfield Giants, Marc Sneyd will join Hull and Weller

Hauraki is Salford-bound. Jamie Ellis has also turned down a

new deal and is set to sign for Huddersfield, but Clark feels

Tigers can build on the advances they have made this year.

“To finish like that (last week’s defeat) is pretty disappointing,” he

admitted. “It doesn’t take away from what a great season it’s

been, though. “They have made some great signings for next

season and I’m confident they will do well next season and in

future as well.”

Clark is also looking to up his game next term, but admitted it is

a wrench to leave his hometown club.

“I’ve had a great time,” he stated. “I’ve been here since I was 13

through the scholarship and academy sides so it has been a

pretty special few years “The highlight has got to be walking out

at Wembley in front of a pretty much the full Cas town. That was

a pretty special moment.”

As for his own game next year, Clark added: “I am hoping it will

go to another level, but I’ll just concentrate on getting my head

down and I’m sure I can do well.”

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RoRy mcIlRoy AnD gRAeme mcDowellleAD euRope to RyDeR cup wIn

From Back Page

The Americans made it inter-

esting, for a few hours, but in

the end Europe’s lead was

simply too big. Sunday’s only

big surprise turned out to be a

rare display of dissent in the

U.S. ranks.

“The boys had to dig deep

today,” said Ian Poulter, who

went 0-1-2 for the week after a

meaningless halve in his late-

afternoon singles match with

Webb Simpson. “The

Americans were coming at us

strong. The board looked very

good for them for a long period

of time.”

The win is Europe’s eighth in

the last 10 Ryder Cups. It is a

run of dominance that contin-

ues to confound the

Americans, whose search for

answers this week included

the appointment of 65-year-

old Tom Watson and ended

with tension between him and

U.S. team leader Phil

Mickelson.

Sunday began with Europe

needing to win just four points

out of 12 to retain the Cup,

and despite a sluggish start, it

had little trouble. Pals Rory

McIlroy and Graeme

McDowell -- whose recent his-

tory inspired Phil Mickelson’s

“we don’t litigate against each

other” jibe early in the week --

won the day’s first two points

to make it 12-6, and Europe

rolled from there.

McIlroy went 8 under in pum-

meling Ricky Fowler 5 and 4.

McDowell escaped from a 3-

down hole to beat Jordan

Spieth 2 and 1 in the lead

match. For a while, it seemed,

the U.S. had a fighting chance.

Spieth, 21, built a 3-up lead on

McDowell. Hunter Mahan, in

the fourth match, went 4 up

over Europe’s best player,

Rose, through seven. When

Mickelson rolled in a 15-foot

birdie putt at the 5th, squaring

his match with Stephen

Gallacher, the U.S. was up in

four matches, Europe was

ahead in two, and two were

square.

Gleneagles was quiet. The

U.S. looked good.

And then Sunday went the

way of Saturday and Friday,

as the Euros once again

turned the scoreboards blue.

In so doing, they turned up the

volume on a gray, slightly

warmer day in the Scottish

countryside.

Rose birdied five straight

holes, bogeyed the 12th, and

birdied the par-4 13th from a

bush. He was conceded a

birdie at 18 after Mahan, right

of the green in two, sailed over

it with his pitch and couldn’t

save par. “I hit it in the one

spot you can’t hit it over there,”

said Mahan, who made seven

birdies but bogeyed two par-

5s. “It stinks. It was a tough

battle all day.”

DAVID HAye: I wIll becHAmpIon AgAIn

David Haye declares intention to become world heavy-

weight champion once again

Former world heavyweight champion David Haye says he

will reclaim his title once again - it is only a matter of time.

Haye, 33, has not fought since he beat Dereck Chisora in

Manchester in July 2012 and his career has been in hiatus

for some time.

He is currently in negotiations to fight out of the USA and is

keen to make a long-awaited return after a string of injuries.

Haye told the press.

"The heavyweight division is a bit fragmented now. There are

a few paths I could go down depending on the route I want,

and that's being worked on at the moment.

"Believe it or not I will be the heavyweight champion again.

It's just which way I go and how long it takes.

"There's a bit of work to do yet but it's exciting times ahead."

Recent reports have suggested Haye has split with long-time

trainer Adam Booth and the 6ft 3in slugger refused to be

drawn on questions about their partnership.

Haye, who has held the WBA heavyweight title as well as

numerous cruiserweight belts, currenly has a record of 26

wins with 24 knockouts, and two defeats.

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2Hamilton Aca 8 5 2 1 15 5 10 17

3 Inverness 8 5 1 2 12 7 5 16

4Celtic 7 4 2 1 15 6 9 14

5Kilmarnock 8 4 2 2 10 7 3 14

6Aberdeen 8 4 1 3 13 10 3 13

7Dundee 8 2 4 2 7 9 -2 10

8St Johnstone 8 3 0 5 5 10 -5 9

9Partick 7 2 1 4 10 11 -1 7

10Motherwell 8 2 1 5 4 12 -8 7

11St Mirren 8 1 1 6 6 14 -8 4

12Ross County 8 1 0 7 6 20 -14 3


1Heart of Mid 7 6 1 0 22 4 18 19

2Rangers 7 4 1 2 17 9 8 13

3Raith Rovers 7 4 1 2 8 10 -2 13

4Queen OTS 7 3 2 2 12 8 4 11

5Hibernian 7 3 0 4 10 10 0 9

6Dumbarton 7 2 2 3 7 13 -6 8

7Livingston 7 2 1 4 8 11 -3 7

8Falkirk 7 1 4 2 6 10 -4 7

9Alloa Ath 7 2 1 4 7 12 -5 7

10Cowdenbeath 7 1 1 5 9 19 -10 4


1Bristol City 10 7 3 0 21 9 12 24

2Peterborough 10 6 1 3 14 9 5 19

3Swindon 9 5 3 1 20 10 10 18

4MK DONS 9 5 1 3 23 14 9 16

5Rochdale 10 5 1 4 19 11 8 16

6Preston 9 4 4 1 16 9 7 16

7Sheffield 9 5 1 3 13 13 0 16

8Chesterfield 9 4 3 2 16 12 4 15

9Bradford 10 4 3 3 13 11 2 15

10Notts County 10 3 5 2 11 7 4 14

11Oldham Ath 10 3 5 2 12 11 1 14

12Fleetwood 10 3 4 3 9 8 1 13

13Crawley 10 4 1 5 6 12 -6 13

14Gillingham 10 3 3 4 12 14 -2 12

15Coventry 10 3 3 4 10 12 -2 12

16Yeovil Town 10 3 3 4 10 14 -4 12

17Walsall 10 2 5 3 9 10 -1 11

18Doncaster 9 3 2 4 9 14 -5 11

19Leyton Orient 9 2 4 3 10 11 -1 10

20Colchester 10 2 3 5 12 13 -1 9

21Barnsley 9 2 3 4 13 16 -3 9

22Port Vale 10 2 3 5 11 17 -6 9

23Scunthorpe 10 2 1 7 10 23 -13 7

24Crewe Alex 10 1 1 8 8 27 -19 4


1Norwich City 10 6 2 2 20 9 11 20

2Notts Forest 10 5 5 0 17 7 10 20

3Watford 10 6 2 2 19 11 8 20

4Derby County 10 5 4 1 19 10 9 19

5 Ipswich Town 10 5 3 2 14 8 6 18

6Wolves 9 5 3 1 11 6 5 18

7Charlton Ath 10 4 6 0 13 9 4 18

8Middlesbrough 10 5 2 3 14 8 6 17

9Sheffield Wed 10 4 4 2 10 7 3 16

10Reading 9 4 2 3 14 14 0 14

11Blackburn 10 4 2 4 16 18 -2 14

12Brentford 10 4 2 4 12 15 -3 14

13Cardiff City 10 3 4 3 13 13 0 13

14Leeds United 9 4 1 4 10 12 -2 13

15Bournemouth 10 3 3 4 14 13 1 12

16Millwall 10 3 2 5 10 13 -3 11

17Rotherham 10 3 2 5 8 12 -4 11

18Brighton & H 10 2 4 4 9 11 -2 10

19Birmingham 10 2 4 4 11 17 -6 10

20Wigan Athletic 10 2 3 5 10 12 -2 9

21Huddersfield 9 2 2 5 9 19 -10 8

22Bolton 9 1 2 6 7 15 -8 5

23Fulham 9 1 1 7 8 20 -12 4

24Blackpool 10 0 3 7 5 14 -9 3


1Chelsea 6 5 1 0 19 7 12 16

2Southampton 6 4 1 1 11 4 7 13

3Man City 6 3 2 1 12 7 5 11

4Arsenal 6 2 4 0 11 7 4 10

5Swansea City 6 3 1 2 8 6 2 10

6Aston Villa 6 3 1 2 4 7 -3 10

7Man Utd 6 2 2 2 11 9 2 8

8Tottenham 6 2 2 2 8 7 1 8

9Crystal Palace 6 2 2 2 10 10 0 8

10West Brom 6 2 2 2 7 7 0 8

11Stoke City 6 2 2 2 5 5 0 8

12Leicester City 6 2 2 2 9 10 -1 8

13West Ham 6 2 1 3 10 10 0 7

14Liverpool 6 2 1 3 8 9 -1 7

15Everton 6 1 3 2 12 14 -2 6

16Hull City 6 1 3 2 9 11 -2 6

17Sunderland 6 0 5 1 5 6 -1 5

18QPR 6 1 1 4 4 13 -9 4

19Newcastle 6 0 3 3 5 12 -7 3

20Burnley 6 0 3 3 1 8 -7 3

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Wednesday 1st october20:45 ueFA Champions League - Arsenal v Galatasaray Sky Sports 1

20:45 ueFA Champions League - FC Basel v Liverpool Sky Sports 5

Thursday 2nd october21.05 ueFA europa League - Tottenham v Besiktas iTV 4

21:05 ueFA europa League - Celtic v Dinamo Zagreb BT Sport 1

Friday 3rd october20:45 Championship - Blackpool v Cardiff Sky Sports 1

Saturday 4th october07:00 Formula 1 - japanese Grand Prix Qualifying BBC 1/Sky Sports F1

12:15 - Championship - Leeds v Sheff Wed Sky Sports 1

16:00 Barclays Premier League - Leicester City v Burnley nBC LiVe eXTrA

16:00 Barclays Premier League - Hull City v Crystal Palace nBC LiVe eXTrA

16:00 Barclays Premier League - Sunderlandn v Stoke nBC LiVe eXTrA

16:00 Barclays Premier League - Swansea v newcastle utd nBC LiVe eXTrA

16:00 Barclays Premier League - Liverpool v West Brom nBC/FoX SPorTS/Setanta roi

15:15 rugby union Aviva Premiership - Gloucester v Leicester BT Sport 1

17:30 Barclays Premier League - Aston Villa v man City Sky Sports 1

Sunday 5th october08:00 Formula 1 - japanese Grand Prix race BBC 1/Sky Sports F1

15:05 Barclays Premier League - man utd v everton BT Sport 1

15:05 Barclays Premier League - Chelsea v Arsenal Sky Sports 1

15:05 Barclays Premier League - Tottenham v Southampton nBC/FoX SPorTS

17:15 Barclays Premier League - West Ham v QPr Sky Sports 1

monday 6th october20:00 DartsWorld Grand Prix 2014 Sky Sports 1

Tuesday 7th october20:00 DartsWorld Grand Prix 2014 Sky Sports 1

SPorT on THe

BoX

Chris Froome is confident the multiple

injuries he sustained during a testing

2014 season will not be a problem for

him next year.

The Team Sky rider’s campaign has

been dogged by physical complaints,

the worst of which were the fractured

wrist and hand he sustained in his

race-ending crashes at the Tour de

France.

Prior to that he was forced to miss

Tirreno-Adriatico in March due to a

persistent lower back problem, while

his hopes of victory at June’s

Criterium du Dauphine were snuffed

out by impact injuries sustained in a

heavy crash while in the lead of the race.

Froome was still playing catch-up at the Vuelta

a Espana, where he finished second overall,

but with that race safely completed and his sea-

son now over, he is adamant his injury prob-

lems are behind him. “It's fair to say it has been

a year of ups and downs,” he told national

press. “More than anything I’m just glad that,

after the setbacks at the Tour and the injuries

early season with my lower back, injuries with

my wrist, my hand, I’m all healed up now.

Froome, 29, is the first to admit that his season

has not gone to plan, but with victories at the

Tour of Oman and Tour de Romandie and a

second-place finish at the Vuelta added to his

palmares, he is content with the outcome in the

circumstances.

“It has been a tough year but I’m really happy

with how it has worked out,” he added. “Cycling

is so unpredictable and when you get every-

thing that works in your favour, you should take

that with open arms. But this year has been a

lot about learning how to deal with situations

where it doesn’t go quite right.”

Froome injuryFree For 2015

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EEUURROOPPEE WWIINN

RRYYDDEERR CCUUPP

Europe completed their mission in the

singles to win the 40th Ryder Cup 16½-

11½ against the United States at

Gleneagles, singles wins for Rory

McIlroy, Graeme McDowell, Martin

Kaymer and a shot of a lifetime by Jamie

Donaldson ended all hope for the

Americans. Captain Paul McGinley's

side led 10-6 going into the final day and

reached the 14½ needed to win the Cup

outright when Welsh rookie Donaldson

beat Keegan Bradley 4&3.

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