Another drowning in the Canary Islands as a 44-year-old woman dies in Fuerteventura
This tragedy comes amid a worrying trend of drownings linked to people ignoring official warnings about dangerous sea conditions…
This tragedy comes amid a worrying trend of drownings linked to people ignoring official warnings about dangerous sea conditions…
An investigation was launched after travellers reported missing cash and jewellery…
The shipment was intercepted after intelligence from Moroccan authorities triggered a police operation…
Allegedly the attack took place during a dispute between several people over money…
Police say the suspect targeted the woman’s vulnerability after luring her to the island with a false job offer…
They will show them key landmarks and urban art while sharing what life is like for young people growing up on the island…
The work is for the new seafront walkway which has caused several disputes…
The suspects were allegedly waiting onshore to retrieve the floating bundles of drugs…
The 47-year-old woman repeatedly sought medical help after suffering chest pain and breathing difficulties…
The incident took place on the FV-30 road between Tuineje and Toto, in the municipality of Pájara…
Crew contacted air traffic control who activated safety protocols…
The island is perfect for travellers who want to combine beach life with outdoor activities…
He got away with it for several months until his employer got suspicious and contacted the authorities…
Firefighters and medical staff worked for around an hour to revive the child…
The aircraft diverted to Faro after the crew declared an in-flight emergency over Portugal…
According to the La Oliva Fire Brigade, the bus suffered a total brake failure, causing the driver to lose control…
His father ignored warnings and decided to drive through the ravine and got stuck…
La Oliva Council is urging anyone with rhodoliths at home to return them voluntarily…
The plane was forced to land at Lanzarote Airport shortly after take-off…
One arrest took place in Morro Jable and the other in Costa Calma…
