Lisbon Street Safety: Portugal’s PSP says Lisbon’s Baixa has “regular and highly visible policing” and rejects claims of a police shortage, while backing a crackdown on “fake drugs” sold to tourists—PSP says the sale has long lacked a clear legal framework and it has proposed making it a criminal offence. Volta a Portugal Tragedy: British cyclist Finlay Tarling, 19, died after a collision during Stage 8; the race was suspended and his team withdrew from remaining stages, with police investigating how the vehicle ended up in the route. Tourist Etiquette: A Portugal dining reminder is going viral: asking for salt or pepper can be seen as rude because it implies the chef’s food isn’t properly seasoned. Sports Transfer Buzz: Sporting CP reportedly secured Australia’s Nestory Irankunda from Watford on a five-year deal, with the fee put around €16–18m and an €80m release clause. Travel Planning Tip: UK travellers are urged to double-check medication rules before flying to Portugal, since some medicines (including antibiotics) face strict dispensing regulations. Wildlife Warning: In Portugal-linked waters, an Iberian orca matriarch was spotted with suspected shotgun/pellet injuries, prompting an official investigation.