Telejornal Madeira — 5 September 2026:

• Marítimo 0–3 Benfica — Marítimo lost at home in the Primeira Liga, with goals from Leandro Barreiro and a strong display by João Palhinha.
• University residences for displaced students — affordable student housing is expanding, with capacity planned to double to 400 beds for the new academic year.
• Landlords unhappy with 2027 rent update — they say the set 2.56% increase doesn't keep pace with inflation.
• Funchal environmental training centre for scouts — the city council will build it in the Parque Ecológico do Funchal.
• Suspected arson fires in Campanário — Judiciary Police investigating two fires; over 40 operatives and a helicopter were deployed.
• High rural fire risk forecast — Civil Protection warns of low humidity, rising temperatures and strong winds, improving only midweek.
• IPMA invests in weather forecasting — new weather stations and automated observation systems for Madeira.
• MEPs warn on EU funds centralisation — Madeiran eurodeputies fear the new EU financial framework will squeeze access for outermost regions and municipalities.
• Juntos pelo Povo criticises regional government — singling out golf-course spending, while calling for better housing and healthcare policy.
• PS demands guarantees on hospital funding — written commitments from Lisbon that it will fund 50% of phase three of Madeira's new hospital.
• Dinarte Nóbrega wins Porto da Cruz hill climb

— his third victory of the season puts him ahead in the AMAC Ramp Trophy (watch).

• Marítimo beat Santo Tirso 32–20

— second consecutive handball win (watch).

• Sports project in Ponta do Sol

— group fitness classes for all ages, ~180 participants including seniors (watch).

• Sons do Mar festival at Santa Catarina park (Funchal)

— Elisa and Bárbara Tinoco drew thousands.

Watch: RTP Play | part 2

Want me to check whether Marítimo or Nacional have lined up next after that Benfica loss?