The latest Spanish news headlines in English: 19/06/2026

Viewpoint 30/06/26 …with TRE’s Giles Brown and his panel of guests

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Tommy Barnes - Something Brewing in Cornwall...with TRE's Hannah Murray

Tommy Barnes worked as a graphic designer in London for 15 years and performed as a stand-up comedian in his spare time. After being happily made redundant, he set off to France with his girlfriend. There they started a microbrewery, and his book ‘A Beer in the Loire’ shared his story.  His new book is ‘Something Brewing in Cornwall’ which talks of his French dream crumbling, and his location to a cramped cottage in Padstow, Cornwall Catch Hannah live - 'TRE In The Afternoon' - Monday-Thursday from 15.00CET - on tre.radio [http://tre.radio/]

The latest Spanish news headlines in English: 02/07/2026

TRE's Giles Brown brings us the latest, breaking Spanish news. TRE is the only broadcaster in Spain to produce and broadcast, twice daily its own, in house, Spanish and local news service in English...and we offer this to you as a resource right here, and on the hour at tre.radio [http://tre.radio/]  #News #Spain #English

Tim Rich - If I Can Dream: The Life of Terry Venables ...with TRE's Giles Brown

In the summer of 1996, English football exploded into the public consciousness. ‘Football’s coming home’ echoed from car radios as the Three Lions came within a whisker of ending 30 years of hurt. At the centre of it all was manager Terry Venables, eventually denied glory in the most English fashion possible – by penalty shootout. Catch Giles live - 'Let's Talk' - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - from 10.00CET...on tre.radio [http://tre.radio/]

John L Williams - Heatwave...with TRE's Giles Brown

Before this blistering summer, Britain seemed stuck in the post-war era, a country where people were all in it together - as long as you were white, male and straight. In July, Tom Robinson writes a song called Glad to be Gay, and by August bank holiday, Black youth are making the police run for their lives in the almighty riot at the Notting Hill Carnival. But with the Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson suddenly quitting, the pound sinking and the economy tanking, a restless immigrant population and increasing dissatisfaction in the old world order, the weather seemed to boil up the country to the point where the lid blows off. Catch Giles live - 'Let's Talk' - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - from 10.00CET...on tre.radio [http://tre.radio/]