Rita Sobot

1 week ago | dailystar.co.uk | Rita Sobot

This much-loved Spanish holiday island is to introduce a ban on cars in a bid to alleviate growing saturation - and the new rules will also affect British touristsA popular Spanish holiday spot is set to be the second destination to crackdown on cars - after Ibiza announced the strict rules just weeks ago. Majorca, one of the most-loved islands that Brits jet off to visit, will also be planning to slash the amount of vehicles both on the island and those travelling onto it.

1 week ago | express.co.uk | Matthew Dooley |Rita Sobot

Majorca is implementing new changes to the amount of cars on the island. (Image: Getty)The Spanish holiday destination of Majorca is to take its first-ever step to slash the number of cars both on the island and travelling to it in a bid to alleviate growing saturation. President of Majorca's government, Llorenç Galmés has confirmed that in the coming days, he will present the draft of the bill to regulate the entry of vehicles into Mallorca.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Olivia Allhusen |Rita Sobot

Man stabbed in the neck by stranger at British hotspot airport 'for no apparent reason' in front of horrified passengersBy OLIVIA ALLHUSEN and RITA SOBOT Published: 19:06 EDT, 20 May 2025 | Updated: 19:06 EDT, 20 May 2025 Terrified tourists witnessed a man stab a stranger in the neck for no apparent reason at a busy Spanish airport. Passengers at Palma airport in Mallorca watched on in horror as the frightening incident took place yesterday.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Rita Sobot |Billy Gaddi

The horror attack - seemingly carried out without motive - happened today and was witnessed by passengers. An airport popular with Scots holidaymakers has descended into panic after a man was stabbed in the neck without an apparent motive in front of stunned passengers. A man in his 20s was stabbed as he waited for his friend to arrive in Palma de Mallorca via the island's Son Sant Joan airport this evening, Spanish police have said.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rita Sobot |Perkin Amalaraj

Urgent action is being demanded as the homelessness situation at a number of popular Spanish holiday airports, including Mallorca and the Costa del Sol, reaches crisis point. At Madrid airport, it's estimated that around 400 people are sleeping rough, with many going out to work in the day and returning each night to sleep. And the shocking scenario is now being reflected elsewhere, both on the mainland and the holiday islands.