The Canary Islands have a yellow warning due to haze and high winds, the calima will reduce visibility to 3,000 metres...
Any modifications to the Easter restrictions agreed two weeks ago have been rejected... the Easter restriction start on Friday until April 9th...
There is no-one infected in a nursing home or social centre for the first time since the pandemic began...
The Minister of Health has proposed this change to "impose more restrictive measures" at today's meeting to avoid a fourth wave...
37 people have been arrested accused of falsifying documents, fraud, money laundering and drug smuggling...
Torres said: "If they give us the raw materials and the vaccines, the Islands will achieve immunity before the end of the summer"
Updated regulations will allow people to leave UK to prepare second homes abroad for sale or rent...
Active cases have dropped… Incidence rates have increased… two more deaths… almost 80, 000 have had both vaccines…
UK restrictions are still in place, but when they get lifted, all systems go!
Non-essential international travel will be explicitly banned under new coronavirus laws, which won't expire until June 30th...
March 31st 2021 marks 90 days since Brexit came into force, making it the first deadline UK nationals have to meet…
Total cases have now passed 45,000, active cases for the islands have decreased, but the number of people in hospital has gone up…
A calima is returning to the Canary Islands over the next few days which will increase temperatures…
People meeting is limited to four people, and bars and restaurants can only serve on the terrace with 50% capacity...
The deceased are a 73-year-old woman in Tenerife, and a 73-year-old man and an 89-year-old woman in Gran Canaria...
Since December, when the 3rd wave began, the Canaries have added 23,450 infections and 299 deaths from Covid...
The outbresk started two weeks ago and continues to affect more people...
Gran Canaria has the most new cases today with 122 and Tenerife has 97, Fuerteventura 14, and Lanzarote just 3...
Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura have all been moved back to Level 3 from Monday, here's Sam to explain what this means...
The medical services of 150 private companies and 50 mutuas will vaccinate in the Canary Islands...