Brussels again is suing Portugal due to the country's failure to provide modern waste water treatment for over 100,000 citizens.
The European Commissioners say that by not properly treating waste water there is a threat to public health and that this is the third time Portugal has been reprimanded for failing to install or even plan for a programme to construct treatment plants mostly for outlying and remote villages.
Battered Portugal Telecom shareholders have been advised to give the 'thumbs up' to the proposed merger with Brazil’s Oi.
The Institutional Shareholders Services has analysed the deal and say that the terms of the merger between Portugal Telecom and Oi are beneficial to the shareholders of PT.
A security guard has been killed and a customer wounded in a fight at the Second Bar in Avenida Sá Carneiro, Oura, Albufeira.
The incident occurred ay 02.55 am on Wednesday morning and the Judicial Police have mounted a full investigation.
The Motoclube de Faro, organisers of the annual bikers’ festival, has decided that enough is enough and have slammed the overbearing police presence and its attitude at this year’s gathering.
The Motoclube management requires "a radical change" in the size of the police force attracted by the International Motorcycle Meeting and an end to the repressive control of those participating.
Another volcano in Iceland could erupt as early as this week, prompting Iceland to issue an orange alert to airlines.
The area near Bardarbunga volcano has had the strongest earthquake since 1996.
The rate of inflation in the UK went down to 1.6% in July.
Prices for food, clothing and shoes provided the biggest spur to falling price tags and stores put on summer sales with greater discounts than last year, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The rocketing prices for property in London may be stabilising, according to Government figures.
The annual rate of house price growth fell to 19.3% in the year to June, down from a record high of 20% in May.
Estradas de Portual announced today that work on the relief road around the north of Faro has resumed, having been suspended in 2011.
The work in the high tourist season is planned not to cause any traffic problems as the partly built road is a new route running 2.5 kilometres through the countryside across the north of the city.
