A basque-wearing drama teacher is behind a wave of Lady Thatcher hate parties and has stoked fresh fury by comparing the former PM to HITLER.Romany Blythe, 45, sparked anger after she set up the Facebook site, The Witch Is Dead Party!, urging people in cities around the world to celebrate the ex-Conservative leader's death.  She remained unrepentant claiming "they danced in the streets when Hitler died too" -Unemployment in Spain has reached a total of 5,639,500.  The unemployment rate in Spain now stands at 24.44% according to the latest figures revealed Friday by the National Institute of Statistics.The autonomous community of Andalucia leads the unemployment figures with 1,329,000 unemployed, a rise of 81,100. Second in line is Catalonia with 836,900 people out of a job, an increase of 61,500, and an unemployment rate of 22.16%. Third place in terms of number of unemployed goes to Valencia with 681,400 without a job, and an unemployment rate of 27.32%.MANICURES and pedicures are not just pampering people – they are also sprucing up the economy. Among the ailing businesses, fast-food restaurants and shuttered-up shops on the nation’s struggling High Streets, nail bars are a beacon of hope.   While many big-name retail chains are going to the wall, nail bars are the UK’s fastest-growing business, accounting for 16.5 per cent of new outlets in the past three years. So why are talon salons shaping up to be a prettily-varnished success story at a time that really is as hard as nails?

Cathy Humphreys

Lady Thatcher ..hard as nails?

A clinic is to be set up at Westminster to help MPs suffering from mental health problems. Doctors in the House of Commons have reported a growing number of MPs coming to them with depression and anxiety. Officials have approved £25,000 annual funds for specialist treatment to be offered to MPs at Westminster after they said discrimination over mental health makes it hard for them to talk to doctors in their constituencies. A popular 12-year-old schoolboy nicknamed ‘little Superman’ was found hanging in his bedroom by his brother after his mother confiscated his mobile phone, an inquest heard today. Cain Westcarr, of Gloucester, had spent two days arguing with his mother Veronica Lee, and was discovered just 40 minutes after saying he was going to his room to listen to music. Beaufort School student Cain was later pronounced dead at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, but the inquest heard his act may have been a cry for help and he had not intended to take his life. A schoolgirl sent messages to her family via Facebook pleading for help while she was being raped in woods near her home. The 14-year-old used her mobile phone to write ‘help’ and ‘raping me’ on her sister’s profile page on the site, a court was told. But although the messages alerted her mother and sister, who eventually discovered her collapsed by the roadside, they were too late to stop her ordeal. Yesterday a judge criticised the police and Crown Prosecution Service after it emerged they had missed three chances to catch her attacker, David Edgerton, 22, in the months leading up to the rape. THIS sickening phone footage of a screaming schoolgirl being beaten up has sparked a police probe after it was posted on Facebook. The horrifying clip shows pupils surrounding a girl before she is pulled towards the ground by her ponytail and repeatedly thumped. ... victim was left with facial injuries. Within two hours of the video being uploaded on Tuesday night, almost 900 people had ’liked’ the video and 595 users had shared the link. The film sees a defenceless pupil from a school near Bradford, West Yorks, screaming while others surround the pair and film the incident on their mobile phones.

Stress, Phones and Facebook

BRITAIN’S biggest banks face compensation claims worth billions amid accusations of mis-selling "absurdly complex products" to small businesses. More than 90 per cent of the complex interest rate hedging products could have been mis-sold, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) revealed. I'm sure everybody completely understands these details. Lenders have already set aside more than £700million to compensate potential claims but many experts warn the final cost could exceed £10BILLION. However, the bankers will still be getting their bonuses. BRITISH burgers could have been contaminated with horse meat for more than a year. Is anyone really that surprised. Could can mean anything. The Food Standards Agency’s boss said that “filler” from Poland containing beef and horse meat could have been used by the Irish processor at the centre of the scandal for at least 12 months. Appearing before a committee of MPs, FSA chief executive Catherine Brown said: “This filler had been used for a year. “When the Polish get to the bottom of this we hope to know whether it’s likely this has been going on for all that time.” She also stressed there could be prosecutions over the scandal. Tim Smith, of Tesco — which was rapped over a burger with 29 per cent horse meat — told the committee the firm had taken legal advice about the possibility of being sued. TWO thirds of Britain’s £11billion aid budget is channelled through fatcat global bodies that cream off admin costs, a report warns today. Basically, we've all known that there is too much of the money raised by charity going into administration costs. The report, by MPs on the International Development Committee, says two thirds of taxpayers’ aid spending in 2011-12 — including nearly 40 per cent bound for individual nations — went via agencies such as the UN and World Bank despite their “high costs and limited effectiveness”. A shocking picture accompanies this story. t was like a trip tback to the 80s when I was a YTS Teacher at cornwall College as we learnt a shocking fact about Britain. Among the major European countries, we are in the relegation zone when it comes to youth unemployment. Only crisis-hit Spain has higher numbers of young unemployed than the UK. 'One Nation' ... Labour leader Ed Miliband. Nearly one million British youngsters cannot find work, and tens of thousands have been seeking jobs for more than a year. We covered a story last week that many don't want to work as it would affect their benefits.

Greed, Horsemeat, Charity Money and Youth Unemployment

In the UK greedy MPs have demanded a staggering 32 per cent pay rise. More than two thirds say their £65,738 a year salary should be £86,250. One in 12 are out for more than £100,000. Tory MPs want most at £96,740. Lib Dems are after £78,361, with Labour seeking £77,322. Meanwhile, whilst all this is happening MINISTERS are drawing up controversial plans to axe perks for all new pensioners, rich or poor. These will include winter fuel allowance, free bus passes, TV licences and eye tests would all be scrapped to eventually save billions. Under the idea being worked on in the Treasury, poorer people who retire would be compensated for the loss by a boost to their pension credits. A picture in the Sun shows a TOPLESS teen dancing drunk on a podium with a naked pal as a mob of boozed-up blokes chant for her to drop her bikini bottoms - all while her seemingly horrified mum and stepdad watch on from just yards away. Sozzled Jemma, 19, was away on a girls’ holiday to Magaluf as part of a BBC TV documentary Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents where mum and dad secretly spy on the antics. Is this all blatantly a set-up for the media. Contrast this with a brave rape victim has had to face her attacker in court four years after he brutally raped and beat her, leaving her for dead, on holiday island Magaluf. Also, in line with this stupidity, a BBC documentary has slammed the Spanish authorities after alcohol-fuelled tourism has led to a shocking rise of deaths from the ‘balconing’ craze in Mallorca.

Greed Britain

Youth Unemployment in Spain is far too high. The discussion is what is going to happen to change this. FOOTBALL is shamed after players admitted RACISM, DRUGS, MATCH-FIXING and HOMOPHOBIA are all rife in the beautiful game. The shock findings emerged from a poll of 100 professional players, including 11 Premier League aces. More than a quarter (26 per cent) said they had heard another player make a racist comment during a match. Half agreed that some of their fellow pros regularly take recreational drugs such as cocaine — while 14 per cent admitted knowing that match-fixing goes on in the game. Others said some players also use performance enhancing drugs. A Swedish expedition team has found an unidentified object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, leaving some to believe it’s the remnants of an extra-terrestrial ship. Scientists went off on a deep-water dive to debunk some theories about the underwater object, but were left with more questions than they had answers. The divers found that the object was raised about 10 to 13 feet above the seabed, and curved in at the sides. A JET made an emergency landing as two boozy middle-aged women on board ran riot. The Malibu-swigging pair aged 50 and 43 SWORE in front of kids, REFUSED to return to their seats — and tried to STORM the cockpit. One passenger claimed that they even threatened to track down and KILL the family of a BA stewardess on the Gatwick-to-Tunisia flight.

Youth Unemployment in Spain Far too high-

THE future of Britain’s free Press hangs in the balance today — as crime victims, military heroes and political heavyweights plead for Parliament not to shackle newspapers..... Spanish education is the 28th best in the world, according to a British editorial Pearson.... The list is led by Finland, South Korea and Hong Kong. Irish airline Ryanair is reducing its number of flights to Spain next summer by 12%, doing so because of the increase in the airport taxes seen principally in Madrid and Barcelona where it is reflected in a 40% in the price of a ticket. Finally, the guitar that rock legend Jimi Hendrix famously “burnt” on stage has sold for nearly a quarter of a million pounds.

The Freedom of the UK Press

Cathy is back after her brush with the flu. The age of sexual consent in Spain is 13........ Jimmy Saville is still in the news after the BBC Director General had to face the Commons Select Committee. Elsewhere there have been claims against the King in Spain, and in the UK there are those who wish to remove gender questions from local authority questionnaires.

Saville Sage drags on for BBC DG

Sir Jimmy Saville is in the news after a BBC documentary plus the revelations in the newspapers. Elsewhere there have been judgements in Spain against dodgy dealings in Marbella and Valencia. Finally, there is an intriguing story linking Al Queda to fires in Europe. Remember, next week is a Fiesta week with holidays on Tuesday and Friday

Sir Jimmy Saville-What next?

This has been a dreadful week for the Manchester Police with two unarmed female officers brutally shot and killed. Elsewhere, a Latvian lady has huge demands on the benefits system and a Nigerian couple are stealing by fraud whilst the Bankers are taking their huge bonuses. Where is all the money coming from? Plus Cathy gives the latest on her pages in the Costa Blanca news

Policewomen killed in Manchester

Anders Breveik is jailed for 21 years in a luxury suite of cells, Prince Harry drops his trousers for all the world to see..are the Crown Jewels safe?... and Cannibalism is in the news again. California suffers raging fires and the egg is centre stage again...

Harry and the Crown Jewels

There's anxiety about the state of health of Prince Philip in the Uk. India is squandering money on space programmes yet accepting 300 million in aid from Britain and an another child rapist and murderer gets a lenient service and the judge appears to not see the offences he is judging. The yolks of eggs are considered as big a risk as cigarettes and Spain has heat and forest fires. All this in another hectic week for Cathy.

Unbearably Hot ......

Cathy and Vince discuss the wonderful successes of the British at the Olympic Games before turning to a 12 years old drug dealer and two horrible youths who have injured a young woman in a car smash. The judge says he is appalled at the leniency of the sentences he must administer. There is better news on the fight against cancer.

Drug Dealer at 12 years of age!

Cathy and Vince discuss the young lad who is being rewarded despite slipping through the security checks at Manchester airport and getting onto a plane to Rome.....the Olympic Games have started and the flag for North Korea is not the right flag. A sacked judge in Spain will be picking up a big pay-off and thugs attacked a brave 82 year old man in Britain

Hero or Villain?

This week.....Cathy and Vince discuss the stupidity of a judge who did not see fit to severely punish a 14-year-old boy for raping a 4 year old girl. His logic was that the boy has been corrupted by society. I argue that the judge should be dismissed as unfit to sit on such cases.....plus the Bankers!

Disgraceful Judgement in the UK

Cathy and Vince discuss a vile paedophile ring at the centre of which was one of the Queen's troopers and his wife who is a teaching assistant, cheap money for the traffic police and Italians turning to Boots for assistance

Vile Paedophiles

Cathy gives us theheadlines from the Costa Blanca News -a weekly newspaper here on the Costa Blanca.We also discuss relevant news from the UK Cathy's enthusiasm about the stories in print in the Post. Extra! Extra! Read all about it.....

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