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GETTING READY FOR A SPANISH CHRISTMAS
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GETTING READY FOR A SPANISH CHRISTMASSpanish tradition has it that the Three
Kings, los Reyes Magos, are the ones
who on the morning of January 6th, bear
presents for all the children, repeating the
ritual they performed after baby Jesus
was born. Influenced by American films
and TV shows, some families have decid-
ed to switch to father
Christmas on 25th
Christmas Day, argu-
ing that this allows the
kids more time to play
with their toys.
Most Spanish people
keep their fingers
crossed for a
Christmas windfall,
courtesy of the world-
renowned lottery
draw, El Gordo, liter-
ally The Fat One. This
is a long, drawn-out event that unfolds on
the morning of December 22nd. Ticket
numbers in a giant drum are matched to
balls with millionaire prizes in a smaller
drum.
The ticketing system allows people to buy
fractions and subfractions of different
numbers, décimos and participaciones,
with increasing chances of a share in the
winnings.
As the top prizes come out, TV and radio
coverage centres on the search for the
many winners and for the particular lottery
shop where the winning ticket was bought.
FELIZ NAVIDAD!CHRISTMAS GALAS AT
BENIDORM PALACEif you would like to experience Christmas at the Benidorm Palace, book early! It is
extremly popular, and gets booked quickly. Experience a fantastic show alongside a
great set menu, or if you have dinner early you can still go and buy a ticket without
the meal included. To book you can visit the box office, call on 965 851 660 or go
online at www.benidorm-palace.com tickets cost just 62 euro for dinner and show or
just the show and drink for 32 euro. . Tjhey also have a special New Years Eve Show!
26th - 2nd December 201410 FOOD & DRINK
A TASTE OF CHRISTMASIngredients
225g cold butter, diced350g plain flour
100g golden caster sugar280g mincemeat
1 small eggIcing sugar, to dust
*OPTIONAL CHOCOLATE CHIPS
MINCE PIES MADE EASYMethod
1. To make the pastry, rub 225g cold, diced butter into
350g plain flour, then mix in 100g golden caster sugar
and a pinch of salt. Combine the pastry into a ball –
don’t add liquid – and knead it briefly. The dough will be
fairly firm, like shortbread dough. You can use the
dough immediately, or chill for later.
2. Preheat the oven to 200C/gas 6/fan 180C. Line 18
holes of two 12-hole patty tins, by pressing small wal-
nut-sized balls of pastry into each hole. Spoon 280g
mincemeat into the pies.*OPTIONAL as a fun twist on
this traditional dessert which is great for
kids, why not and try substituting around
50g of mincemeat for 50g of Chocolate
Chips
3.Take slightly smaller balls of pastry
than before and pat them out between
your hands to make round lids, big
enough to cover the pies. Top the pies
with their lids, pressing the edges gently
together to seal – you don’t need to seal
them with milk or egg as they will stick on
their own. (The pies may now be frozen for up to 1
month).
4.Beat 1 small egg and brush the tops of the pies.
Bake for 20 minutes until golden. Leave to cool in the
tin for 5 minutes, then remove to a wire rack. To serve,
lightly dust with icing sugar. They will keep for 3 to 4
days in an airtight container.
You can throw the dough around and the mince pies still come out crisp and biscuity inthis kid-friendly Christmas recipe
• Makes 18 Pies - • Prep Time = 30-40min • Cook Time = 20min
1. Using a fork, you toast the edges of the
pillowy marshmallow until they’re well
browned, leaving one side (The Top)
white.
2. When the marshmallows cool, the
inside implodes, creating the perfect con-
tainer for your favourite tipple. Baileys is a
number one choice but you can choose
anything! (Chocolate milk is great for the
kids)
3. Once you have poured in your drink of
choice, “shoot quick” as the marshmal-
lows can be fragile. Then to finish off
enjoy the remains of the your gooey home made shot glass, yum!
Other great drink choices include: Disaronno, Cointreau, Tia Maria, Dooleys and any funflavoured liquors. It is down to personal choice so whatever your favourite, give it a try!
MARSHMALLOW SHOTS
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A 21 million euro tourist attraction has
been proposed for a Cable Car. It is set to
take people up to enjoy the spectacular
views across the coast line with the oper-
ating station planned to be at La Cruz
Punta Llisera (also known as The Cross).
The initiative has been headed by a
Russian businessman who is seeking
other investors to join the funding. The
talks between the investors and the
Mayor, Agustin Navarro, have taken place
who is said to be impressed with the plans
and project idea. Also the Mayor has said
that the impact to the local environment
would be minimal and the benefits to the
city would be enormous. If the plans and
funds are approved then construction
works could start as early as next year.
CABLE CArs fOr BENIDOrM?Last week the city of Benidorm, launched
a competition for a new logo to represent
the City and the tourist department "Visit
Benidorm Foundation". The competition
has been launched online thereby, reach-
ing an international audience and it can
be entered by anybody anywhere around
the globe!
The brief is to redefine the image of the
city to focus on Benidorm as a beach des-
tination with the idea being 'Chic and
Cheap'.
Miss Leire Bilbao, manager of the founda-
tion, said that they are committed to a new
phase to strengthen the character of the
city as a leader of Spanish tourism. The
foundation has received huge criticism
from the designers association of Valencia
since the launch. A spokesperson stated
"the competition undermines the profes-
sion of designers, and that the correct pro-
cedure to undertake is to pay a selected
group of professional designers who
would then submit the proposals accord-
ing to the specifications laid out”.
Miss Bilbao speaking on behalf of the
tourism foundation, said that they under-
stood the comments made but did not
agree, the worldwide competition launch
via the web gives it an international
dimension.
The competition is already underway and
all entries must be recieved before the
end of February 2015. The winning
designer will take home €3,000, there will
be two runner up prizes of €600 and final
category for a new slogan, with a prize of
€1,500.
Visit the website for all information
www.visitbenidorm.es or follow at
#benidormbytalents
NEW LOGO fOr BENIDOrM?
1326th - 2nd December 2014
ElITE BIkEs AlBIR OpEnInG pARTY
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and childrens bikes. They offer all services including bike fitting and repairing. Their
bicycles brands are Wilier, Cipollini, Eddy Merckx, Norco, Merida among others!
They speak English, Spanish, German, French and Italian. So why not pop along
and celebrate with them with some free drinks and snacks!
The humanitarian association USAR-13 have organized, in collaboration with the
Department of Sports of L'Alfas del Pi, the first Marcha Canicross or Dog Jog! The
event will take place on Sunday December 14th. The Canicross is a discipline with a
long tradition in Europe, which is developing in Spain. It consists of running with your
furry friend while tied at the waist with a lead to the dog. Those interested in participat-
ing can register from 9:30 to 10:30 am in the parking lot of Faro de l'Albir (The light
house car park) by providing a kilo of non-perishable food. "Those who bring 3 kilos
also get a t-shirt commemorating the event,".
During registration veterinary checks will be performed. There will be prizes for the top
three in both male and female categories, and a Solidarity Award, which will be given
to the person who brings the most food.
It is open to everyonet, even those who do not want to run, can still participate in the
march, with or without their pets.CHARITY DOG JOG
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nEw TRAFFIC LIgHTSTraffic lights have been installed on the Moraira-Calp
(CV-746) road and at the exit from the Camí
Campamento with the aim of regulating traffic in said
area and improving accessibility.
The councillor, José Vicente Llobel, has explained that
the Town Council held several meetings with representa-
tives from the Regional Government and the Government
of Alicante, given that the road falls within their compe-
tence, aiming to find a solution, as during the summer
months this road endures high volumes of traffic, as does
the one in the area surrounding the Youth Hostel.
Finally, three latest generation traffic lights have been
installed to regulate the traffic at the three points, in order
to "improve the accessibility and safety of the pedestri-
ans", highlighted the councillor.
It is worth noting that this action is in addition to that
already carried out at the beginning of summer, when the
Regional Government performed a series of improve-
ments to the crossroads of the same road, where a
pedestrian crossing and a pavement were installed for
the purpose of improving pedestrian safety.
TEuLADA Town CounCIL REDuCES TAxES FoR 2015 The Mayor of Teulada, Antoni Joan Bertomeu and the
Tax councillor, Antonio Reig, have explained that the
Town Council will reduce the municipal taxes
(IBI, Vehicles, IAE and the occupancy of public space
levy) for the 2015 budgetary year after having adhered to
the Adjustment Plan and reduced the debt by 5 million
Euros over the past few years.
The first modification is in relation to the PROPERTY
TAX (IBI), for which the rate has been reduced by 12.4%,
from the current 0.78 to 0.68 per cent, which represents
a much lower property tax than those living in neighbour-
ing towns.
The Department of Culture of L'Alfas del Pi organized for
the eighth year Hahaha child Laughter Christmas festi-
val, in order to "give children the municipality an offer
quality entertainment for the next school holidays" .The
festival Hahaha that includes film, theater and dance,
will take place from Friday 26 December to Monday
January 5th.
The festival includes dance, with the company Titoyaya
Project, which presents the show "Moniquilla and the
thief of laughter," especially recommended for children
from 4 years. Tickets will cost 2 euros. "This is a very
complete festival, designed so that young children have
a Christmas without having to go out of town.
The festival is not over until the Three Kings depart on
Monday January 5, at 18:00, from the esplanade of the
house of culture, strolling through the city center to get
to the party tent, where Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar
they distributed gifts to the children of the village.
KIDS CHRISTMASFESTIVAL
1526th - 2nd December 2014
Three clearly defined
areas have been set out
by the Mediterranean tour.
The areas with terraces,
pedestrian and bike
routes will be established
with the remodeling of the
layout. It is envisaged that
the works will be complet-
ed before Easter 2015.,
Representatives of the dif-
ferent restaurants and
bars in the area of the
Mediterranean tour have
had a meeting with the
mayors of the local area,
Yolanda Gallardo,
Sebastián Gómez, Vicent
Sanz, and Mayor, Pedro
Barber, with regard to the
implementation of the new
layout of the cycleway.
"In this second phase of
meetings with business-
men in the area,
explained Vicent Sanz, we
have presented the pro-
posal that presents costs
for your bike do not cross
between the terraces of
the bars and restaurants,
as it is the case at pres-
ent." "This solution is to
locate the bike path up the
side walk, with which the
terraces will again be uni-
fied, avoiding the crossing
of the waiters or cus-
tomers of them by rail bike
to gain entry to the restau-
rant or the bar",
NEW LAYOUT FOR CYCLEWAY
MAIN AVENUE RENOVATION UNDERWAYWork has commenced on the renovation of the Avenue of
Villajoyosa. The work is being undertaken by the compa-
ny Ecisa. Funded by the council the budget for the reno-
vations is set at 686,070 euros. The Department of Traffic
and Transportation has announced that the work will take
around two months.
This main artery to the town will be closed to traffic with
diversions to get around the area. Councilman for Traffic,
Juan Seva, stated that neighbourhood associations of
Playa Blanca, Serra Grossa, Cabo de las Huertas and La
Sangueta had been informed in advance and they
explained that residents can reach their homes through
different access points.
The renovation of the Avenue of Villajoyosa will include,
extending existing sidewalks in some parts of the narrow
street, and improving the accessibility of pedestrian
routes.
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CHINA'S FAkE EvOqUESpArkS FUry
At first glance, the new car unveiled at a
motor show appeared to be an updated
model of the Range Rover Evoque.
With its signature body shape, lights and
radiator grille and silver logo across the
front edge of its bonnet, it was the spit-
ting image of the British bestseller.
But in fact, it was a brazen copy
of the hugely popular UK-
designed ‘baby’ off-roader – and
at a fraction of the price.
Little-known Chinese carmaker
LandWind launched its X7 at the
Guangzhou motor show in China
last week, and like all good fakes
it is a remarkably close approxi-
mation of the real thing, that goes
for a lot less money. In this case,
the Range Rover Evoque, sells
for around 40,000 pounds, while
the Chinese version will retail for
a meager 14,000 quid.
The British manufacturer has just
opened its first car factory in
China in a venture with local firm
Chery. Jaguar Land Rover chief
executive Dr Ralf Speth told
Autocar magazine: “The fact that
this kind of copying is ongoing in
China is very disappointing. The
intellectual property (IP) is owned
by Jaguar Land Rover and if you
break that IP then you are in
breach of international regula-
tions.”
But drivers looking for a fashionable car
at a bargain price might want to wait for
safety inspection results. LandWind’s
earlier CV9 people-carrier scored just two
stars out of five in European crash tests
in 2010.
LLOOCCAALL CCLLUUBBSS && CCHHAARRIITTIIEESS
Fake Evoque: the LandWind X7.
The real Range Rover Evoque.
The MABS centre was buzzing on Saturday 22nd
November with over 100 people arriving to see the
Autumn/Winter fashion show. There was amazement
on the audiences faces at the array of different outfits
being modelled ranging from sizes 10 – 18. There
was something for all ages from the tiniest denim skirt
to a gorgeous very low backed slinky evening dress.
An added addition to the show were the 2 brave male
models who escorted the ladies arm in arm along the
catwalk with such professionalism.
Organiser of the event, Angie Taylor, was over-
whelmed by the success of the show and said it was
more than she could have hoped for. Thanks go to
everyone who helped to make the day a success and
to those who supported the event in such hard times.
A total of 994 Euros was raised including the shop´s
takings. Well Done Everyone.
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Last Thursday streams of people visited
the Indoor Market for the dual opening of
the new Telitec shop together with the
Weekly Buzz news desk.
The recent advertising for the event
proved to be a winner, with people arriv-
ing to claim their free mobile phone and
find out more about the products on offer.
Jan Edmonson, the chief executive of
Telitec, said "we were pleasantly sur-
prised at the number of people who
turned up and the response we had to
the special offers and promotions on offer
as part of the opening at the Indoor
Market".
The owner of the Weekly Buzz newspa-
per Marco Baiardo, said "we are delight-
ed to be partnered with Telitec as part of
our project to promote the best business-
es to the public in the North Costa
Blanca".
The special offers and promotions are
available until Christmas Eve, with dis-
counted prices for Internet products,
British TV and mobile phones. You can
go along for a demonstration and see the
products perform in front of your eyes,
before you buy!!
Many people have suffered the pain of
slow or no internet, and with so many
expats relying on contact with their loved
ones by phone and via the Internet, this
can affect their daily life.
The retired expats who have time to relax
and keep in touch with their children and
grandchildren back in the UK, and also
many Norwegian, Dutch and German
residents have an enormous problem
with home internet connections, especial-
ly if they want to save money using VOIP
(voice over the Internet). These people
rely on a stable and fast connection.
Telitec have developed a wide coverage
of wireless transmitters, so a landline is
not necessary to get Internet to your
home or business. The network is contin-
uing to expand across many new areas
in the Costa Blanca, and will soon be
available to almost all towns.
Other internet devices are also available
to buy "over the counter" in the shop, so
you can literally take away a "ready to
use" internet connection. Once you have
made your purchase, you can go home
and immediately connect to the world.
For business users there is now a brand
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tion arrangements or dish, and no phone
line required. 4G high speed internet is
ideal for multi users, connected wireless
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Real estate and the growth of the construction
industry are the main factors in the continued
efforts to stabilise Spain's economy for the
coming year. Due to the improvement in
financing, the increase of mortgage offers and
a return of foreign investment, the economy
for 2015 should continue to see stable
growth, likely to be more than the 2% predict-
ed by the Spanish government.
According to a recent report from Arcano
(independent financial advisors), the reason
for the increase and positive outlook is the
fact that there is a reactivation of the con-
struction of new homes. It said that Spain will
see property prices increase and
then stabilise during 2015. The
real estate sector will once again
be leading the Spanish econo-
my.
The report also shows a flow of
new credit from banks and other
lenders for small and medium
size businesses, not just individ-
uals. Home sales in Spain have
seen a record number of completions during
the third quarter (July, August and September)
~ and finally the news from Denmark's Saxo
Bank, who are of the opinion that the property
market in Spain has bottomed out and is at its
lowest point.
HOUSING GROWTH SPEEDS
SPAINS ECONOMY
HOW CAN YOU FINANCE A
PROPERTY IN SPAIN?There are a variety of ways that you can pay
for a property in Spain. Aside from paying
cash, you can fund a property through a
variety of loan options. Which option you
choose is something you should consider
before you start to look for a property or
select an estate agent to assist you in your
purchase. Also, it is wise to consider your
finances and have any mortgage you may
have applied for ready in principle. You may
consider either a UK mortgage or search for
one from a Spanish mortgage broker.
In Spain, your options for home loans, par-
ticularly as a non-resident owner, are unlike-
ly to be as extensive as those on offer if buy-
ing in the UK, or wherever your native coun-
try is. Spanish banks have been hit harder
by the financial crisis of recent years than
banks in the UK other parts of the world, and
as a result lending conditions have become
more stringent, although interest rates
remain low.
If you decide to buy a repossessed property,
either a new-build that a developer defaulted
on or a property formerly owned privately,
you are likely to be offered very attractive
finance options by the bank selling it.
Remember, you won’t be able to transfer the
bank’s finance terms to another property not
owned by that bank. Buying a bank repos-
session this way will suit some buyers, typi-
cally investors, but be careful you are fully
aware of the terms of the finance and be
certain you will be able to keep up repay-
ments.
Of course, your monthly mortgage repay-
ment is another important figure to consider
when looking at the cost of maintaining your
property. Choosing the wrong mortgage
could lead to difficulties and it’s very impor-
tant not to stretch yourself financially. If
you’d like to be put in touch with a recom-
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deadly enterovirusd68 Found in norway
Cases of the potentially deadly enterovirus
d68 has been found in norway, it was
revealed on tuesday.
The virus, which can cause paralysis and is
without cure, and there is no cure, has been
found in a few cases affecting Norwegians,
informed the Norwegian Institute of Public
Health (Nasjonalt Folkehelseinstitutt - FHI).
Senior physician of the Division of Infectious
Disease Control at FHI, Trude Arnesen, said to
NTB: "Enteroviruses are spread from excre-
ment via hands to food, and also by coughing.
Good hand and coughing hygiene will reduce
the chance of infection.”
“This is not a Polio virus and Norway is still free
of Polio,” she added.
Enterovirus D68 is the most common cause of
less severe forms of encephalitis and meningi-
tis. The virus may also result in pulmonary
infections and, more seldom, neurological
symptoms like palsies.
The virus is usually found in children and
young people with mild symptoms that include
fever, pulmonary infection symptoms and body
aches. On rare occassions, it can result in
more serious symptoms, like pulmonary and
neurological symptoms.
There is no curative treatment beside treating
the symptoms. Preventive measures are good
hand and coughing hygiene. FHI reports that
there is no vaccine.
False prophets: Fortunetellers jailed in norway
Four men, who ran a fortune telling company in
Larvik, South-East Norway, were in court sen-
tenced to up to three years in prison on
Tuesday. They must alsi pay back around 2.5
million kroner ($367,000) after being found guilty
of serious embezzlement through a fortune teller
company.
The men where charged for fraudulently invoic-
ing 15 million kroner ($2.2 million) and for scam-
ming the Norwegian government of 2.9 million
kroner ($450,000) in false VAT deductions,
reported Østlands-Posten.
Two of the men were from Vestfold in South-
East Norway were sentenced to two-and-a-half
years in prison and three years in prison respec-
tively. A third man from Akershus was also been
sentenced to three years in prison.
The fourth charged individual, a 59-year-old man
from Skien, was sentenced to two years, ten
months in prison.
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21 Sports arena (7)
22 Item of cutlery (5)
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Across
1 Piece of artillery that's used by
builders? (6)
4 Communicate some grim particu-
lars (6)
8 Duke meeting greedy king (5)
9 Mine worker taking sheepdog by
river (7)
10 A young hare is always allowed
outside (7)
11 mHealthy noise (5)
12 Bird scattering bread devoured
by others (9)
17 Sordid gain could be cruel (5)
19 Not all come on silent journey to
work (7)
21 Jack obtains things that are
aimed at (7)
22 Do they fasten cuttings? (5)
23 Enjoy dressing (6)
24 Get the better of teacher (6)
Down
1 Fashions clothing many man-
nequins (6)
2 A stimulant either way (7)
3 Tree that gets shot in army base
(5)
5 Aimless, aimless girl? (7)
6 Farewell to advert that is univer-
sal (5)
7 Cook tried a long angry speech
(6)
9 Waterfalls affecting the eyes? (9)
13 Female swans seen after river
becomes less shallow (7)
14 Child going round ancient city is
a sightseer (7)
15 One of the top people in the
building trade alters construction (6)
16 See art involved in puzzle (6)
18 Christmas song for a girl (5)
20 Little time to get tea or coffee (5)
ARIES (March 21st-April 20th)
Is your current plan of action over your career zone taking you in the right direc-
tion? If not, you don’t have to abandon ship all together. You just need to modify
your approach and stop taking comments personally. You get excellent results
from practical efforts.
TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st)
There’s a co-operative atmosphere developing at home, making it your favourite
place to be this week. There’s renewed warmth in your love life, relationships
and friendships, and since that’s what makes you happiest, you’ll have a big
smile on your face the whole week.
GEMINI (May 22nd-June 21st)
Be prepared to deal with unexpected personal setbacks and to approach life as
steadily as you can. Don’t get involved in too many new ventures or you’ll
spread yourself too thinly and will feel dissatisfied with all of them. Christmas is
coming so get ready.
CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd)
Work is trundling along nicely as are money matters, but its time to step up the
efforts in the love zone as romance and passion feature in a big way this week.
You’ve got what it takes to attract a whole load of compliments. Accept gracious-
ly and don’t hide away. Enjoy.
LEO (July 24th-August 23rd)
If you’re finding everyone pushy or difficult, it may be worth taking a step back
and having a look at your own life and lifestyle choices, before you start criticis-
ing them. Downsize your responsibilities if possible and start focusing on part-
ners, children and family.
VIRGO (August 24th-September 23rd)
If you keep going over the ins and outs of relationships at home, especially when
there’s nothing wrong, your obsessive behaviour may be the last straw for part-
ners, and things could hit the skids. Try to minimise conflict by seeing the other
persons point of view.
LIBRA (September 24th-October 23rd)
One to one friendships get a lift this week, so its worth focusing your efforts on
securing and maintaining positive relationships. It may be hard to bring certain
others round to your way of thinking, but use your persuasive charm to convince
them you know best.
SCORPIO (October 24th-November 22nd)
You have plenty of scope to be both critical and open minded this week, a formi-
dable combination when it comes to being ahead of the game. Stand by deci-
sions you make this week or others will see you as weak and insecure. Social
trends look positive so go with the flow.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23rd-December 21st)
You’re one of the few signs that can get away with acting on impulse and things
working out all right for you, so don’t be afraid to stick out your neck and take a
chance this week be it at work or in a social situation. An entertaining weekend
for socialising.
CAPRICORN (December 22nd-January 20th)
Don’t allow specific issues to become obsessions this week. Your sign is denot-
ed by the goat, a grazer that never stays in the one place for too long. Sound
familiar? Look at concerns and worries, sort them out as best you can, and
move onto the next issue. Done!
AQUARIUS (January 21st-February 19th)
Your popularity is off the charts these days and you’re starting to wonder if you
have a secret aura you don’t realise you’re giving off. I’d enjoy the ride if I were
you. You’re happy to take the lead in many things. Maybe that’s what others find
attractive about you.
PISCES (February 20th-March 20th)
The accent is now on your romantic life, and what you can do to get the fire and
passion back on track. Taking time to listen is always a good port of call, so
make time to really discuss plans for the future with partners. You need to make
sure you’re still on the same page.
Brain TeasersBrain Teasers1. What letter comes next in the following
BRAin tEASERS: 1.D - letters represent notes in the diatonic scale: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do ,2. 2nd Place - WoRD WHEEl: 9 LETTER WORD - ABUSIVELY
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Colds are common in kittens because these little guys have developing immune sys-
tems and aren't as able to fight off infection as well as their adult counterparts. These
colds are due to upper respiratory infections caused by either virus or bacterial infec-
tion.
Sneezing Kitties
A little kitten with an upper respiratory infection has symptoms similar to colds in people.
You'll notice that he sneezes and coughs frequently. He may also have a runny nose
and watery eyes. In some cases, the little one will develop a fever, become less active
and lethargic and may eat less than usual. While colds are an annoyance for older kit-
ties, in kittens they can quickly become serious, leading to pneumonia, trouble breath-
ing or ulcers on the nose, mouth or eyes, according to the Mar Vista Animal Medical
Center. The simple loss of fluids caused by a runny nose in a tiny furry baby can also
result in dehydration.
What to Do?
Visit your veterinarian if you notice cold symptoms in your little kitty to properly diagnose
the condition. She'll be able to examine your furry friend and determine the cause of his
sneezy symptoms. In some cases, a virus could be to blame, while in others a bacterial
infection could be the cause. The two major causes of upper respiratory infections are
either the herpesvirus or calicivirus, both of which account for 80 to 90 percent of all
such infections, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. While viruses can't be cured and may recur later in life, bacterial infections
can. These may occur as the primary or secondary cause of your little one's symptoms
and can be treated with antibiotics to rid your kitty of them.
What to Expect
Kitty colds last around four to 14 days, although they may last longer in little kittens --
up to three or four weeks,
according to the Cats
Exclusive Veterinary
Center. During this time,
your vet may want you to
administer an antibiotic or
antiviral medication orally
and may also give you eye
drops or nasal drops.
Drops help your little one
breathe more easily by
relieving his congestion or
may help soothe his red,
irritated eyes. Follow your
vet's instructions and bring
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exams, especially if his
symptoms aren't improv-
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It is a fact. Men avoid Doctors. Many willadmit that they will only visit a Doctor ifpressurized by the other half, in fact in oneAmerican study, 80% of men agreed thatwithout a little push from their partner theywould not see a Doctor.
It is this reluctance that means that menare much more likely to end up in hospitalwith problems such as pneumonia, heartfailure and complications from diabetes.Cancers in men are often diagnosed at apoint where treatment is less effective or
the disease is terminal. Suicide is also more common inmen as they are much less likely to consult a Doctor whenthey are feeling depressed.
Avoiding the Doctor may well be a learned behaviour thatmen inherit from their own Fathers, as well as the malenotion that complaining about pain or illness is somehowa sign of weakness.
Women on average live 5.1 years longer than men. Thefollowing statistics go someway to explaining this:
45% of men are overweight1/3 of men are clinicallyobese7/8 of men have atleast one risk factorfor heart disease orstrokesTwice as many menthan womendrink more thanthe recommend-ed safe limitsfor alcohol
25% of menhave high bloodpressure
If am a n
has aproblem of
a personalnature they
are even more reluctant to discuss it with a Doctor. Onestudy revealed that in such cases:
42 % have delayed seeing their Doctor47% are excruciatingly embarrassed when they do attend12% never seek medical attention for the problem.
So ladies, if you have ever been accused of nagging yourother half to seek medical attention, take no heed andkeep nagging, you may well be saving his life. It may alsobe a good idea to leave this article on your coffee table!
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toast of londonSeason 2 Episode 5 of 6
Buried Alive When Jane promises Steven a major part in a big-budget film to be shot in Britain, he's
hugely excited. But when his famous American co-star has an accident on set, Toast finds his own
role, playing a villainous rival, has terrifying consequences. Meanwhile, the actor's ex-wife Ellen has
become engaged to Stirling Porrich, a wealthy Devon crisp manufacturer, and he's determined to
stop the wedding at all costs. Guest starring Matthew Holness and Amanda Donohoe
Channel 4 10:50pm Mon 1 Dec
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PICK OF
THE DAY
InternatIonal rugby unIonInternational Rugby Union
England v Australia England v Australia. Gabby Logan presents highlights of the final autumn inter-
national match for the teams, which took place at Twickenham. This fixture is always keenly con-
tested, but there was even greater importance attached to this clash, as the sides will also meet in
the group stage of next year's World Cup. With commentary by Andrew Cotter, Brian Moore and
Mike Tindall
BBC2 London 12:20pm Sun 30 Nov
PICK OF
THE DAY
PLEASE NOTE ALL
TIMES ARE IN GMT
PLEASE NOTE ALL
TIMES ARE IN GMT
3326th - 2nd December 2014
tuesday 29th november6:00am Breakfast
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Tonight
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of Here!
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17 Kids and CountingDocumentary catching up with the Radfords, Britain's biggest family, over the course of a year.
Sophie has moved out of the family home and is set to make Noel and Sue grandparents for the
second time. Chloe prepares to go to university, where she will study child development. Sue and
Noel get ready for Christmas and look forward to what the new year will bring, but their plans to
expand the family further gives them one of their hardest years yet. Documentary
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LEAGUEWith the Internationals out
of the way till next Marchwe now have a good run ofPremier League Fixtures toget the Alfaz FantasyLeague up and running.
The 9 Premier Leaguegames provided theFantasy League with 22goals,4 clean sheets, 33yellow cards and 2 redones.Hull City's Ramirezand West Brom's Yacobwere both dismissed for 2footed tackles.It was a fairly slow scoring
Week in the Fantasy withthe average score beingonly 19 points but it didn'tstop Vince's Team Bars aLoner from increasing theirlead at the top to 7 points.Spur's Eriksen was his topplayer with 10 points afterhaving an assist and scor-ing a 90th minute winneragainst 10 men Hull City.Steve's Team Cowden RedDevils remain in 2nd placefollowed by Neil's BlueMoon Rising. Lenny'sSpreaders moved up 3places to 4th and are wellin contention to challengethe top 3.Down at the footof the Table Les's TeamHave Not Got a Clue arestill struggling as they arenow 37 points adrift ofWinnie's Le Hombre Rioja.Our Golden Boot League
which is sponsored byLeonard KnowlesConstruction has had 6 dif-ferent leaders so far in 12weeks. This week ChelseaFan Keith's Team Max &Paddy have taken overpole position and lead lastweeks Leader Super Rhysby 10 points. Eric's TeamThe Chosen Ones are in3rd place 2 points ahead ofKaren's Florida Pearls.Atthe other end of the TableLes's Team Have Not Got aClue actually picked uppoints this Week whenArsenal's back from injuryStriker Giroud netted forthe Gunners in their 2-1defeat against Van GalsWonders.( I wonder howthey won that game).
Harley's Team GingerNinja became the 5thTeam to reach the Summitof our U.K.T.V. SPAINJunior League when theytook a very narrow 3 pointlead over Lily's TeamSponge Bob XI. Anthony'sTeam Dart Vader will behoping that ManchesterUnited's Wayne Rooneycontinues with his goalscoring form as he hashelped his Team move upinto 3rd place.At the otherend of the scale Adam'sTeam What's the Point hada good week scoring 23points which moved himwithin 26 points of Calum'sRees Red Devils.In our Mark Carter Ladies
Section Sharon's TeamShaztastic are showing nosigns of slowing down asthey stepped on the gasand increased their advan-tage at the top over 2Teams Pam's People andDebbie's Foxy Filberts to a24 points. Winnie's TeamLe Hombre Rioja havebeen stuck at the bottom
for 6 Weeks and I can't seeanything changing for themuntil Liverpool pull theirsocks up and get a shifton.At the moment they trailKate's Team Mixed Bunchby 29 points.We have 2 Teams going
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Three of our LadyManagers Olivia,Claire andAnn made it 14 girls in thenext Round of our K.O.CupCompetition when theirTeams won their Replays.Ann's Team Golden Girlsbeat one of our Juniorteams Sponge Bob XI by27-15,Claire's TeamMalpus Mayhem beatMark's Team No BadLosers by 31-20 andOlivia's Team BarcaForever saw off Debbie'sFoxy Filberts by 39-22.The2 other Replays saw one ofour Junior Teams Leo'sPower Blueboys winagainst Shawn's PunkyRoosters by 16-6 whileMike's Team The Camelsknocked out Coblanca XIby 24-12.
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DIVISION 1
TEAM PLD W D L F A PTS
JUKEBOX B 4 3 0 1 26 14 9
IBROX 4 2 2 0 22 18 8
BOBBY’S BAR 3 2 1 0 19 11 7
GRILL HOUSE 4 2 0 2 22 18 6
Y PRIDE A 4 1 2 1 18 22 5
TILLY'S TAVERN 4 1 0 3 14 26 3
SERENAS A 4 0 2 2 18 22 2
ROCKSTAR 3 0 1 2 11 19 1
DIVISION 2
TEAM PLD W D L F A PTS
WAIKIKI 4 4 0 0 25 13 12
NEPTUNES 4 2 1 1 22 18 7
JUKEBOX A 4 1 2 1 19 21 5
SEREANS B 4 1 1 2 19 21 4
TARTAN BAR 4 1 0 3 18 22 3
Y PRIDE B 4 0 2 2 17 23 2
BENIDORM POOL
LEAGUE
Place NEW NAME NO Tot g13 Tot
1 SHARON JB 6 90 9 99
2 RYAN 20 88 7 95
3 DARREN 54 87 5 92
4 STAN 55 87 5 92
5 FRED Pool 10 83 8 91
6 KEN 11 80 10 90
7 IAN 29 84 6 90
8 LEE H 30 83 6 89
9 TONY H 32 83 6 89
10 BERNARD 42 81 8 89
11 TOM S.E. 61 80 9 89
12 KEV SCOT 70 80 9 89
13 TOBY 51 78 10 88
14 LISA 19 81 6 87
15 BOBBY BB 25 79 8 87
16 GARY/SUE 43 78 9 87
17 DAN B 66 79 8 87
18 NICK 77 81 5 86
19 MARIE JB 3 78 7 85
20 CLIVE 52 80 5 85
21 LILA 27 79 5 84
22 KEN G BAR 36 78 6 84
23 KELLY 58 78 6 84
24 ALEX T 60 77 7 84
25 WES 74 74 10 84
26 LES JB 1 74 9 83
27 DANIEL 12 76 7 83
28 MICHELLE/IAN 15 73 10 83
29 GARY/JOSEY 49 75 8 83
30 DAVID JB 4 74 8 82
31 BRIAN 8 73 9 82
32 PAUL ENG 23 78 4 82
33 JULES 45 77 4 81
34 LUCHIE 46 72 9 81
35 MAC 67 78 3 81
36 DAVE LEE 7 74 6 80
37 JEAN 9 73 7 80
38 JANET 18 68 12 80
39 GARY G BAR 31 74 6 80
40 BERNIE 40 72 7 79
41 BOBBY 47 72 7 79
42 IAN/MICHELLE 13 73 5 78
43 TONYstret 16 73 5 78
44 LEROY 33 70 8 78
45 KATH 69 62 16 78
46 LOUISE 71 70 8 78
47 DEREK 26 74 3 77
48 KEITH U Jack 35 68 9 77
49 JIM 41 69 8 77
50 TOM t 44 72 5 77
51 SAM 63 73 4 77
52 JOHNNY 65 73 4 77
53 NORAH 75 70 7 77
54 LINDA 21 67 9 76
55 BRIAN BOYD 48 70 6 76
56 KYNE Bidvest 57 68 8 76
57 JOHN BOOKIE 62 68 8 76
58 JAN JB 2 71 4 75
59 SCOTT 28 68 7 75
60 DEBS 39 72 3 75
61 DAVE BROOKS 76 70 5 75
62 LINZI JB 5 66 8 74
63 BRAIN S/E 53 71 3 74
64 ALAN BOOKIE 64 67 7 74
65 TRISH 68 68 6 74
66 FAYE 34 71 2 73
67 RON 38 64 9 73
68 JASON Bidvest 56 67 5 72
69 KEMPY 73 66 6 72
70 J. JOYCE 17 66 5 71
71 CHRISTINE G BAR 37 65 6 71
72 ASH 59 68 3 71
73 DONNA 22 62 7 69
74 DAVE/Brenda 14 61 6 67
75 JAKE ENG 24 60 7 67
76 CALLUM A/O/S 78 62 4 66
77 JOSEY 50 57 7 64
78 ELAINE S 72 56 6 62
Team P W D L F A +/- Pts
1 Chelsea 12 10 2 0 30 11 19 32
2 Southampton 12 8 2 2 24 6 18 26
3 Man City 12 7 3 2 24 13 11 24
4 Man United 12 5 4 3 19 15 4 19
5 Newcastle 12 5 4 3 14 15 -1 19
6 West Ham 12 5 3 4 20 16 4 18
7 Swansea City 12 5 3 4 16 13 3 18
8 Arsenal 12 4 5 3 20 15 5 17
9 Everton 12 4 5 3 22 19 3 17
10 Tottenham 12 5 2 5 16 17 -1 17
11 Stoke City 12 4 3 5 13 15 -2 15
12 Liverpool 12 4 2 6 15 18 -3 14
13 West Brom 12 3 4 5 13 17 -4 13
14 Sunderland 12 2 7 3 12 19 -7 13
15 Crystal Palace 12 3 3 6 17 21 -4 12
16 Aston Villa 12 3 3 6 6 17 -11 12
17 Hull City 12 2 5 5 14 17 -3 11
18 Leicester City 12 2 4 6 11 18 -7 10
19 Burnley 12 2 4 6 8 20 -12 10
20 QPR 12 2 2 8 11 23 -12 8
3726th - 2nd December 2014 SPORT
jack wilshere is facing more time on the sidelines
after injuring his ankle during Saturday's defeat to
Manchester united. The Arsenal midfielder is to see
a specialist after a late challenge from united
defender Paddy McNair forced him off before the
end of the 2-1 defeat at the Emirates. wilshere will
be out "for a while", according to Arsene wenger,
who does at least have defender Laurent Koscielny
back in his squad for wednesday's Champions
League game against Borussia Dortmund.
Mohamed Diame could be fit for Hull's trip to
Manchester united on Saturday after scans cleared
him of serious injury.
The midfielder missed Sunday's home defeat to
Tottenham with a knee problem and was sent for fur-
ther investigation.Hull go to Old Trafford just a point
clear of the Premier League relegation places having
won only once since the opening weekend,
But Diame has been a hit since arriving from west
Ham in a £3.5m deadline-day deal, scoring four
times in eight starts.
gOOD wEEKDIAME INjuRYNOT SERIOuS
BAD wEEKwILSHERE FACINg
MORE TIME OuT
Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes is in a critical condi-
tion after being struck by a bouncer while batting.
The 25-year-old was hit by a Sean Abbott delivery while
batting for South Australia in a Sheffield Shield match
against New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket
Ground.
Hughes needed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on the
boundary and was then taken to St Vincent's Hospital,
where he had surgery and remains in an intensive-care
unit.
David Faktor, a spokesman at St Vincent's Hospital,
said: "He arrived in a critical condition and remains in a
critical condition.
"When he arrived he underwent a set of scans to
establish the extent of his injuries and then a decision
was made to perform surgery. All I could confirm is that
he did sustain a head injury and that he is in a critical
condition at the moment."
South Australia's performance manager Tim Nielsen
said: "As you're aware Phil Hughes was injured today
and he's undergoing surgery.”
Hughes was 63 not out and wearing a helmet when he
tried to hook an Abbott bouncer and missed. He was
attempting to play his way into the Australia side for
next week's first Test against India.
Equipment manufacturers Masuri, who supplied the
helmet Hughes was wearing, issued a statement stating
it was seeking to view as much footage of the incident
as possible.
AuSTRALIA'SHugHES 'CRITICAL'
Tony Bellew may have only given his performance a
six out of 10 after beating Nathan Cleverly but he is
happy to take on champion Marco Huck next.
The 31-year-old won the WBO cruiserweight eliminator
showdown at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on Saturday
night on a split decision.
It means he is one of the top challengers to Huck, who
has equalled Johnny Nelson's cruiserweight world title
defence record of 13 and who could face face the Sky
Sports pundit next year.
But Bellew, who was only fighting as a cruiserweight for
the third time, is ready to take on the WBO champion in
his next fight. He believes it is now the biggest fight in the
division and is also one he can win. He said to media on
f fight night "I'm not being big-headed but I am a pretty big
draw in this division. I bring an awful lot of plusses to the
table and I do think every cruiserweight world champion
wants to fight me now.
BELLEw wANTSwORLD TITLE
NOMINEES FOR TEAMOF THE YEAR RELEASEDThe nominees have been
released for the 2014
UEFA Team of the Year, a
football award given by
the game's governing
body through a poll on its
official website.
Goalkeepers: Beto
(Sevilla), Gianluigi Buffon
(Juventus), Thibaut
Courtois (Chelsea),
Manuel Neuer (Bayern
Munich)
Defenders: David Alaba,
Medhi Benatia, Jerome
Boateng (all Bayern),
Daniel Carvajal (Real
Madrid), Ezequiel Garay
(Zenit), Diego Godín
(Atletico Madrid), Mats
Hummels (Borussia
Dortmund), Vincent
Kompany (Manchester
City), Philipp Lahm
(Bayern Munich), Miranda
(Atletico Madrid), Sergio
Ramos (Real Madrid),
Pablo Zabaleta
(Manchester City).
Midfielders: Xabi Alonso
(Bayern Munich), Arda
Turan (Atletico Madrid),
Angel Di María (Man
Utd), James Rodríguez
(Real Madrid), Koke
(Atletico Madrid), Toni
Kroos (Real Madrid),
Luka Modric (Real
Madrid), Paul Pogba
(Juventus), Ivan Rakitic
(Barcelona), Marco Reus
(Borussia Dortmund),
Arjen Robben (Bayern
Munich), Yaya Toure (Man
City)
Forwards: Alexis Sánchez
(Arsenal), Gareth Bale
(Real Madrid), Karim
Benzema (Real Madrid),
Diego Costa (Chelsea),
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Paris
Saint-Germain), Robert
Lewandowski (Bayern
Munich), Lionel Messi
(Barcelona), Thomas
Muller (Bayern Munich),
Neymar (Barcelona),
Cristiano Ronaldo (Real
Madrid), Jonatan Soriano
(Salzburg), Carlos Tevez
(Juventus).
26th - 2nd December 2014SPORT38
ENGLAND CALL Up WALDROM
Exeter No 8 Thomas Waldrom has been
called into Stuart Lancaster’s 31-man
England squad for this weekend’s
clash with Australia.
Waldrom, who has been in superb form
for the Chiefs, scoring seven tries in eight
Aviva Premiership matches, replaces Billy
Vunipola who suffered concussion in
Saracens’ defeat to Northampton on
Sunday.
Stephen Myler, who kicked 16 points in
Saints’ victory, returns to the squad after
recovering from a hamstring injury and
Leicester lock Graham Kitchener is also
included. Second row Courtney Lawes
remains with the squad as he tried to
shake off a knee knock he suffered in a
bruising encounter with Samoa at
Twickenham on Saturday.
Vunipola was dropped for the 28-9 victory
over Samoa - Gloucester's Ben Morgan
started in his place - and was unlikely to
figure in the climax to the autumn against
the Wallabies.
"Billy will undergo the graduated return to
play protocol at his club," read a state-
ment released by England.
George Ford's fine full debut means he
will start against the Wallabies, leaving
Owen Farrell to battle it out with Billy
Twelvetrees for the number 12 jersey.
Forwards: Joe Marler, Matt Mullan, Kieran
Brookes, David Wilson, Dylan Hartley,
Rob Webber, Dave Attwood, Graham
Kitchener, George Kruis, Courtney Lawes,
Calum Clark, James Haskell, Ben
Morgan, Chris Robshaw,
Thomas Waldrom, Tom Wood
Backs: Lee Dickson, Richard
Wigglesworth, Ben Youngs, Brad Barritt,
Luther Burrell, Owen Farrell, George
Ford, Stephen Myler, Billy Twelvetrees,
Mike Brown, Alex Goode, Jonny May,
Jack Nowell, Anthony Watson, Marland
YardeSWITZERLAND MAKE
TENNIS HISTORYA Roger Federer masterclass helped Switzerland clinch their first Davis Cup title as the
17-time grand slam champion defeated Richard Gasquet to hand them an unassailable
3-1 lead over hosts France.
The 6-4 6-2 6-2 win helped
the 33-year-old Federer
secured the historic deci-
sive point and land the last
big prize in tennis missing
from his collection to raptur-
ous applause by both sets
of supporters in front of
another world record crowd
of 27,488 on the indoor
claycourt in Lille. Jo-Wilfried
Tsonga was initially set to
face the Swiss star but was
sidelined with an elbow
injury meaning Gasguet took his spot for France. But he was unable to cope with an
inspired Federer, who looked a back to his very best following a back injury which crip-
pled him at the ATP World Tour finals in London last weekend.
IT’S CRUNCH TIMEFOR ENGLAND
Before the QBE Internationals kicked
off Stuart Lancaster stated that
England had to win three of the four
internationals – not my words, not
some other journalists’ but those of the
England manager.
That is now impossible. As November
nears its end England face Australia, pool
rivals in next year’s World Cup with a
record of 1-2 going into the match.
Defeat from an English perspective does
not bear thinking about. The month when
Twickenham was supposed to be turned
into the fortress from which a confident
assault on the world could be launched
next year will be – in rugby terms – a
wreck should the Wallabies win.
This really is a significant game in the
coaching career of Lancaster and maybe
down the road we will look back on it and
agree it was indeed his most important
match to date. To win the World Cup, the
knowledge and confidence of how to beat
the big three is a prerequisite. Should
Australia win, Lancaster’s record would be
one win in three against them.
Twickenham or not, this is not the launch
pad for World Cup glory.
Saturday is a test of the management’s
ability to tweak a broadly structured game
plan into something flexible that George
Ford can get his hands and boot on and
turn it into a sorely needed win. Ford was
the best thing to come out of a poor per-
formance against Samoa, although he is a
long way from the messiah and the nine
out of 10 performance he was afforded in
the wake of the match.
3926th - 2nd December 2014
SPORTING FIXTURESWednesday 26th November
19:45 UEFA Champions League - Arsenal v Dortmund Sky Sports 1
19:45 UEFA Champions League - FC Basel v Real Madrid Sky Sports 3
19:45 UEFA Champions League - Ludogorets v Liverpool Sky Sports 5
Thursday 27th November
18:00 UEFA Europa League - Wolfsburg v Everton ITV 4
20:05 UEFA Europa League - Tottenham v Partizan Belgrade ITV 4
20:05 UEFA Europa League - Celtic v Red Bull Salzburg BT Sport 1
Friday 28th November
19:45 - Primera Division - Sociedad v Elche Sky Sports 5
19:45 - League One - Peterborough v Bristol City Sky Sports 1
Saturday 29th November
12:15 Championship - Charlton v Ipswich Sky Sports 1
12:45 - Barclays Premier League - West Brom v Arsenal BT Sport 1
14:30 Rugby Union Wales v South Africa BBC 1
14:30 Rugby Union England v Australia Sky Sports 2
15:00 - Barclays Premier League - Burnley v Aston Villa
15:00 - Barclays Premier League Liverpool v Stoke
15:00 - Barclays Premier League - Man Utd v Hull City
15:00 - Barclays Premier League - QPR v Leicester
15:00 - Barclays Premier League - Swansea v Crystal Palace
15:00 - Barclays Premier League - West Ham v Newcastle
17:30 - Barclays Premier League - Sunderland v Chelsea Sky Sports 1
19:00 - Primera Division - Malaga v Real Madrid Sky Sports 5
19:00 - Billy Joe Saunders vs Chris Eubank Junior BoxNation
21:00 - Dereck Chisora vs Tyson Fury BoxNation
Sunday 30th November
12:45 - Scottish Cup - Rangers v Kilmarnock Sky Sports 2
13:30 - Barclays Premier League - Southampton v Man City Sky Sports 1
15:15 - Scottish Cup - Hearts v Celtic Sky Sports 2
16:00 - Barclays Premier League - Tottenham v Everton Sky Sports 1
Tuesday 2nd December
19:00 Spanish Cup - Real Madrid v Cornella Sky Sports 5
19:45 - Barclays Premier League - Leicester v Liverpool BT Sport 1
