Kate and Gerry McCann are embarking on a new legal battle seeking to overturn last month's court ruling that failed to clear them of being involved in their daughter Madeleine’s disappearance, as indicated in the book by Gonçalo Amaral (pictured).
The couple’s lawyer confirmed the McCanns are to challenge claims by the former police inspector, Goncalo Amaral, that they had somehow had faked Madeliene’s abduction from an apartment in Praia da Luz in May, 2007.
The ‘Portuguese Consumer Confidence Index’ covering the last quarter of 2016 rose to an “all time high” of 74 points, according to data released in the Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence.
“The level of national consumer confidence exceeded that recorded in Finland (68), France (66), Russia (63), Italy (58) and Greece (53).”
The European Union average was 81 points and the global average was 101 points.
GNR officers from Silves and Carvoeiro were called to a domestic violence incident at the sea-side holiday town on Sunday only to come across a mini-greenhouse constructed inside the property, full of healthy cannabis plants.
A full search of the property resulted in the discovery of the plants, cannabis seeds, dried and bagged cannabis ready to be sold, tools and fertliser to tend the crop and scales to weigh the resulting drug.
Gibraltar has impounded the superyacht of a Russian billionaire because its German shipbuilder says €15.3 million in fees remains outstanding.
'Super Yacht A' has been stuck in the British territory since Wednesday.
Starbucks’ first steps into Italy have run into heavy weather as protest turns ugly.
The US coffee retailer last week announced plans to open between 200 and 300 outlets in Italy, starting in Milan and Rome.
Despite the Bank of Portugal’s attempts to push a fledgling technology start-up out of the cosy ATM transfers market, Easypay is to set up 50 of its own ATMs this year and will enter six overseas markets by the year end.
Easypay’s ATMs will be branded ‘abypay’ and the company is the first Portuguese competitor for the increasingly expensive Multibanco network.
Amaro Antunes (W52/FC Porto) gave the home crowd at the Volta ao Algarve something to celebrate as he surged to victory atop the Alto do Malhão on the fifth and final stage, writes Cycling News.
The 26-year-old put in a blistering attack with just over 1km to go on the summit finish and had ample time to celebrate the biggest win of his career.
Portimão council led the list of slow payers last year with an average invoice settlement period of 1,683 days, nearly five years.
The council, rightly in this case, blamed the last administration which, under the mad-cap regime of Manuel da Luz, went on a wild spending spree with little to show for its insane largesse.
