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- Sep 16, 2026
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Addict beaten to death as gangs offer junkies drugs to fight (opens the original)
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A homeless man has been beaten to death in Spain amid a sickening new trend that has seen gang bosses allegedly offering drug addicts substances to fight in boxing matches in front of crowds. The man died in a Granada hospital after participating in a fight on Saturday, which left him brain-dead, according to local news outlet Ideal. National Police are now investigating his death as a homicide and are analysing footage from the fight he took part in. One disturbing video shows the victim fighti
Measles alert on Spanish holiday island after tourist outbreak (opens the original)
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An urgent alert has been issued in Mallorca after an outbreak of measles has been traced back to a holidaymaker. Six people have so far been affected, according to the Ministry of Health. These are the first confirmed cases in the Balearic Islands in 2026. The Directorate General of Public Health has activated the surveillance and contact tracing protocol to try to stop the spread of the highly contagious disease and does not rule out the possibility of further cases in the coming days. 'It is t
Girl, nine, is crushed to death by a falling rock while swimming (opens the original)
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A nine-year-old girl has been crushed to death while swimming at a Spanish hot springs beauty spot. Another woman, aged 24, was also seriously injured when struck by falling rocks. The tragedy happened in the Fontcalda thermal baths in Tarragona, the Catalan port city in northeastern Spain. It occurred as a result of a landslide which brought huge rocks crashing into the water. The pools in the Estrechos de la Fontcalda are very popular with locals and tourists because of their astonishing natur
Fresh Mallorca anti-tourism protests erupt over fears of a new Magaluf (opens the original)
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Protestors have been demonstrating against overtourism in Mallorca once again, as thousands fear one of the most popular beaches on the island will become 'another Magaluf'. Around 10,000 people waded into the sea at a well-known beauty spot on the island to call for better protection of the coast and natural attractions. They fear a relaxation of planning rules will open the door for the construction of new hotels and apartments, as well as new car parks, power lines and the extraction of sand.
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