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14th September 2026
The future of Gibraltar must be “freely and democratically decided” by its people, the Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Joseph Garcia, said on Monday as he opened an exhibition charting 80 years of the Rock’s relationship with the United Nations. The Gibraltar National Archives exhibition, Gibraltar at the United Nations 1946–2026, opened at the Fine Arts...
15th September 2026
Most activities in Gibraltar Cultural Services’ 2026 Summer Programme sold out in advance, with strong attendance recorded across a range of events for children and adults throughout the summer. The programme, organised by GCS on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, included reading initiatives, storytelling sessions, creative workshops and cultural activities. This year also saw...
15th September 2026
Nominations for the King’s Birthday Honours List 2027 and the Gibraltar Award must be submitted by Friday, September 25. Anyone can submit a nomination using a Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office nomination proforma, available from The Convent Reception or from the Gibraltar Honours Board Secretary at enquiry.gibraltar@fco.gov.uk. Nominations must be supported by two letters of...
15th September 2026
A man who attempted to board a flight from Gibraltar to Birmingham with a forged Dutch passport was sentenced to six weeks in custody at the Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Yaser Alenezi, 27, a Stateless National, pleaded guilty to being in possession of a forged passport. Prosecutor James Lennane described how Alenezi was approached in the...
14th September 2026
The future of Gibraltar must be “freely and democratically decided” by its people, the Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Joseph Garcia, said on Monday as he opened an exhibition charting 80 years of the Rock’s relationship with the United Nations. The Gibraltar National Archives exhibition, Gibraltar at the United Nations 1946–2026, opened at the Fine Arts...
14th September 2026
There are references to Gibraltar and the Campo de Gibraltar in Spanish intelligence reports declassified following the row in Spain over whether Pedro Sanchez’s government was warned of the migrant surge of July 30/31 and if it could have prevented the crisis in Ceuta. The official documents, seen by the Chronicle, specifically mention the removal...
11th September 2026
A judge in La Linea has issued a new court order confirming an earlier decision to shelve the Eastside reclamation case after rectifying a material error in an earlier ruling. Investigating magistrate Alberto Carlos Lloreda issued the order on July 28, following an earlier decision to end the case in January. The new ruling, seen by the...
9th September 2026
By Sam Hall and Rosie Shead, Press Association The boss of the UK’s main air traffic control provider will face a grilling from the Transport Secretary on Wednesday as widespread disruption continues with hundreds of flights cancelled following a technical issue. Flight monitoring website Flightradar24 said 1,300 flights to and from UK airports were axed...
8th September 2026
By George Thompson, Press Association Political Staff Senior Israelis characterising the Falkland Islands as “occupied” Argentine territory are “absurd and wrong”, the Foreign Secretary has said. Ed Miliband said comments by Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s hardline public security minister, showed a “complete lack of understanding” and that Falkland Islanders want to be British. His comments came...
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