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4th July 2022
Chief Minister Fabian Picardo took the GSD to task on Monday for what he termed its “tabloid economics” and “frankly despicable innuendo” during last week’s budget debate. During an address to Parliament lasting well over four hours, Mr Picardo rejected GSD claims he had mishandled Gibraltar’s public finances, insisting the revenue-raising measures announced last week...
4th July 2022
5th July 2022
Firefighters and police are investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed a car in the Devil’s Tower Road car park on Tuesday morning. This is the latest in a string of fires in different locations around the Rock over the past fortnight, but a spokesman for the Royal Gibraltar Police said investigators had not...
4th July 2022
Chief Minister Fabian Picardo took the GSD to task on Monday for what he termed its “tabloid economics” and “frankly despicable innuendo” during last week’s budget debate. During an address to Parliament lasting well over four hours, Mr Picardo rejected GSD claims he had mishandled Gibraltar’s public finances, insisting the revenue-raising measures announced last week...
4th July 2022
A group of demonstrators delivered a letter to the Governor on Monday evening highlighting their “heartfelt” concerns about the negotiations for a UK/EU treaty on Gibraltar’s future relations with the bloc. In the letter, the demonstrators said they felt the Gibraltar Government did not have a mandate to agree to any treaty without first putting...
4th July 2022
By Nathan Barcio The number of children aged nine and 10 using social media platforms has increased since 2019 and nearly half of them do not use privacy controls, according to the latest analysis from the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority. The data has prompted concern, not least because social networking sites are aimed at people aged...
5th July 2022
By Amy Gibbons, Gavin Cordon and Dominic McGrath, PA Political Staff Boris Johnson was aware of a formal complaint against Chris Pincher when the MP was a Foreign Office minister before his appointment to the Tory whips’ office, it has been reported. Downing Street confirmed on Monday that Mr Johnson knew of concerns about Mr...
4th July 2022
By Gavin Cordon and Dominic McGrath, PA Political Staff Boris Johnson was aware of concerns about the conduct of Chris Pincher when he made him deputy chief whip, Downing Street has confirmed. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said the while he knew of claims which had been either been resolved or had not resulted in...
4th July 2022
A criminal gang built underwater drones to smuggle drugs across the Strait of Gibraltar, in a new development never seen in this region before, Spanish police said on Monday. Spanish authorities believe the “handmade” remotely operated submarines could travel across from Morocco to the Spanish coastline with up to 200 kilos of drugs on board....
29th June 2022
A “highly-structured” organised crime group involved in alleged match-fixing in the Royal Spanish Football Federation leagues and the Gibraltar National League is believed to have made more than 500,000 euros in profits, mostly on activities linked to Spain’s third division, Spain’s Policia Nacional said. Authorities arrested 21 people and an additional six are under investigation...
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