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Ambush leaves base after welcome flurry of nuclear submarine activity

HMS Ambush after 14 days in port, quite a lengthy downtime for any Royal Navy vessel or boat, but nevertheless a welcome one. HMS Ambush left Gibraltar just before the weekend fully provisioned, Read more

YOUTH ARTS JAMBOREE STARTS NEXT MONTH

Youth Arts Jamboree, a cultural development programme dedicated to young people, is being launched this year.

The activities offered in the programme are all geared for children and young people aged between 2 and 25 years old. The Jamboree will be held from the 18th February to the 7th March.  Read more

Top-level Brexit meeting in London

Over thirty Ministers and officials from the United Kingdom and Gibraltar Governments met in London yesterday to discuss our departure from the European Union in a Joint Ministerial Council.  Read more

Three reasons, including Gibraltar, why the US should recall its ambassador to Spain

Recent actions of the Spanish government degrade the notion that Madrid remains a close ally of the United States. In response, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo should recall the U.S. ambassador to Spain, Duke Buchan, and deputy chief of mission, Benjamin Ziff, for consultations in Washington.  Read more

Who understands the reality of Gibraltar’s situation?

Brexit in Volatile Moment

The Brexit situation is as volatile as it has ever been. People all over the world particularly in Europe – want to know how Brexit will unfold and not just the managing of its specific effects but to gain insight into what is likely to happen. Particularly, if other upcoming political goings on in the UK tip the vote in favour of negative agendas. Read more

‘Fitness Together’ initiative launched

Finsbury Trust have launched a ‘Fitness Together’ campaign in aid of Kids Come First charity in order to raise funds and awareness for the charity through the hosting of a number of well-being events and challenges throughout the year.  Read more

Gibraltar at tourism fair in Madrid

Pictures taken yesterday at the Gibraltar Stand at FITUR, Read more

Picardo's presence in the Campo area receives ‘profound repulse and energetic protest' from right-wing Spanish party ‘Vox'

What was meant to be a friendly act in the Campo area, attended by the chief minister Fabian Picardo, has received nothing but the most 'profound repulse and energetic protest' from the right-wing Spanish party 'Vox'.

Picardo was described as 'an individual who leads the last anachronistic colony that remains in Europe.'  Read more