GFA and Local Football Clubs Waste Millions on Luxury Jollies

by MARK VIALES
The Gibraltar Football Association and local clubs have spent millions of pounds on luxury jollies since the Rock joined the UEFA family over eight years ago. Read more

THOSE WERE THE YEARS 1998

PANORAMA covers tell the story

Spanish armada invades Gib!

A Spanish armada of between 30 and 40 fishing vessels invaded Gibraltar's territorial waters - and later accused Gibraltar of "provocation" because there was a local speedboat in the area flying a Gibraltar flag! Read more

Chess Festival showcasing Gibraltar’s historical and heritage sites

International chess returns to Gibraltar in a new and exciting format in January 2022, with play commencing on 24th January with the final round and prize giving dinner taking place on 3rd February. Read more

Gibraltar - COVID-19 Information Update

There are 43 new positive cases in Gibraltar today:
1 visitor aged 60-65 whose vaccination status is to be confirmed
24 vaccinated individuals
1. Vaccinated resident aged 15-20
2. Vaccinated resident aged 15-20
3. Vaccinated resident aged 20-25
4. Vaccinated resident aged 25-30 Read more

World war tunnels would be used to stockpile vital supplies should Brexit talks break down

by PANORAMA reporter
Since he took on the task of ensuring Gibraltar's survival should the Brexit talks collapse and Gibraltar ended with a hard border, the deputy chief minister Dr Joseph Garcia has been busy working out contingency plans. Read more

Cacophony of complaints from the public about the Post Office

FOCUS by RYAN ASQUEZ

With Christmas around the corner, the Royal Gibraltar Post Office (RGPO) will be getting busier as people await gifts which have been sent through the post or ordered online. Read more

No country would have put up with what we have, in order to remain British

by CARMEN GOMEZ

CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY
We then had to live under the external threat of Spain; something which did not change when they became a supposed democracy. Read more

Border Bridging Measures Lack Legislation but Share ‘Reciprocity’ with Spain

by MARK VIALES
Emergency bridging measures set at the border between Gibraltar and Spain following the New Year’s Eve agreement last year lack legal basis and require ‘reciprocity’. Read more

Gibraltar - COVID-19 Information Update

There are 35 new positive cases in Gibraltar today:

1 Visitor aged 25-30 whose vaccination status is to be confirmed Read more

GSD RESHUFFLE

*They see themselves as the alternative

The Leader of the Opposition, Keith Azopardi, has today announced a reorganisation of Shadow Cabinet responsibilities, but do not explain why the reshuffle has been considered necessary. Read more

How safe is Gibraltar?

FOCUS by RYAN ASQUEZ
In recent weeks we have unfortunately seen a number of violent episodes, most notably that by Waterport. Gibraltar has long enjoyed a reputation as a safe and close-knit community. Read more

Conservatives Bang Off about Bangers!

Is sovereignty held in a sausage?

by MARK VIALES
Staunch Brexiteer MPs within the UK House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee used a free-for-all quizzing session with Chief Minister Fabian Picardo to advance Gibraltar-irrelevant agendas. Read more

Wearing of masks will continue, says Government

Despite the large spike in cases over the last few weeks, people of Gibraltar have continued to wear their masks inside retail shops/supermarkets, Medical/Health services, public transport, funerals and the airport since the mask wearing was imposed even if there was little to no cases. Read more

Busy days for Fire & Rescue Service

Like most organisations, the Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service’s training schedule, has been slowly returning to some form of normality, after being seriously disrupted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Read more

No country would have put up with what we have, in order to remain British

by CARMEN GOMEZ
In October 1966, London proposed that both parties i.e. the UK and Spain should place their differences over Gibraltar, including the question of sovereignty, before the International Court of Justice at The Hague. Read more