THE infamously colourful lifestyle of Ibiza has clearly cheered up one of England’s most serious singers.
Critics have raved about how upbeat James Blunt’s new album Some Kind of Trouble is.
His third album was written from his home on the island, where he has lived for two years.
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Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor)
Is this another tweet? Is there not a single new political corruption story in andalucia or even an update on an existing case? They only way the corruption will not happen again is to shine the spotlight fully on these cases.
Good point Ben. The non-coverage of the Malaya case by the Olive Press is quite astonishing.
Yeah, why is that? There’s plenty of sources of material. If the EWN and Sur in English can manage it, surely the campaigning, anti-corruption OP can cover it – the biggest political corruption scandal ever, bar none!
Read The Olive Press’ potted guide to Europe’s biggest ever corruption trial here: http://theolivepress.es/2010/10/21/unravelling-roca%e2%80%99s-web-of-shame/