In a seperate incident an articulated lorry flipped over and slid down the embankment along the Porreres to Manacor link road, luckily no serious injuries were reported. In Palma, Police are hunting several car owners after vehicles were abandoned on Friday night following five seperate accidents.

Prices start at €48 for standing tickets, €55 for general seating, €125 for VIP tickets (best seats, includes self-service free bar & entrance to after show party at Puro Beach), and €2500 for a corporate box (holds 10, includes free bar with waiter service and transport & entry to after show party)

Tickets are selling fast so be sure to get yours before they're all gone!

Europe Day, which is Calvia’s biggest annual fiesta, was visited by over 30’000 people in 2007, and the demand for stalls for the 2008 event has already outstripped demand. The seafront of Palma Nova is fully booked and organiser Angela Guerrero, from Calvia Town Hall’s Foreign Citizens’ department, has today reported that they have had to seek permission from the local police to open up a further street for stalls.

Of the 75 planned stalls there will be a variety of art, craft, gifts, clothing, alternative health, and decoration items on sale; plus many charities and island associations gather on this day to publicise their work. Food stalls will be offering tempting wares from French, Indian, Spanish, Asian, Brazilian, Scandinavian, German, and British cusines. Childrens’ activities will include bouncy castles, ball parks, face painting, ceramics painting and trampolines.

A major attraction is the main stage at the east end of the beach front: throughout the day there will be live music from a wide range of musicians and styles - from acoustic to rock and roll and everything in between. At the other end of the beach (in front of McDonalds)there will be a smaller stage hosted by Luna Radio 100.3FM where there will be fun and games from the Breakfast Show presenters: Laura Penn, Richie Prior, Fifi L’Amour and Oliver ‘Banjo’ Neilson.

Angela Guerrero commented, ‘It will be a fab day. We are hoping for wonderful weather and lots of people.’

The fair opens at 12.30h and will go on until 22.00h, for more information on the fair contact Angela Guerrero on 971 139 184.

The problem has reignited inter-regional tensions in Spain as one of the proposed solutions is to divert water from the Segre river, a plan fiercely opposed by the Aragon region, into which the river flows. Manuel Llamas, an expert in the management of water resources at the University in Madrid, said ‘Our problem is not that Spain lacks water. It's that we are suffering a mental drought among our politicians’

The winner of the elite men’s race was Kenyan Martin Lel who retained his London Marathon title in a fantastic men's race when the first three broke the course record and the first six finishers recorded personal bests. In the women's race, German Irina Mikitenko won her first major marathon title on only her second outing over the distance when she produced a devastating last three miles to win in 2:24:14.

If you would like to applaud Richie and the lads then you can donate money at www.justgiving.com/piratesadventure and make their efforts really count as all the money donated goes to Great Ormond Street Childrens Hospital. There’s no rest for the wicked, Richie is back bright and early for the breakfast show on Luna 100.3 tomorrow morning, tune in from 7.30 to hear his story.

In his victory speech to supporters outside the Socialist Party headquarters in Madrid, José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero began by naming the people to have lost their lives to terrorism in Spain over the past four years, leading off with the name of Isaías Carrasco, the ex Socialist Councillor who was shot dead by ETA outside his home in Mondragón on Friday.

Meanwhile, the continuing national strike by the administration staff of Spain’s judicial system is affecting the smooth-running of the legal system. The indefinite work to rule was begun a month ago and there is now a backlog of pending cases waiting to be heard.

The Cure has always had a popular following in Spain, and move on to performances in Madrid tonight and Barcelona on Monday. The concert will be broadcast shortly on MTV to a potential audience of 506 million.

The woman, who they name as Kamila and who is now 24, has a son by the suspect, less than one year old, whose birth has never been registered. Mother and child are now in the care of a centre for abused women, and Anthony C. faces charges of illegal detention and abuse.

A painful draw, a tragic comedy – the headlines in the Spanish press this morning after the first leg game last night in the King’s Cup semi-final between Barcelona and Valencia. Valencia saw a first half goal disallowed for offside, but then went ahead in the second half when the first attack by Villa was successful. Barcelona saw many chances and the Valencia goalkeeper was kept busy until finally the Catalan side equalised with Xavi in the final seconds of injury time.