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2nd August 2026
Last week, as tens of thousands of migrants entered Ceuta and right-wing politicians across Europe issued warnings about the consequences, Conservative Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel wrote an urgent open letter to Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband suggesting some would “inevitably” try to reach the UK. As France tightened border controls and Italy said it would conduct immigration checks on non-EU nationals arriving from fellow...
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4th August 2026
Monica Popham is one of the local artists who took part in the Traces of Humanity exhibition and did so “as it was a great opportunity to meet other artists and show my work in different cities.” Ms Popham is a landscape artist based in London whose work investigates the interplay of light and architecture...
4th August 2026
The Gibraltar Lighthouse at Europa Point is now open to the public with guided tours giving visitors a close-up look at one of the Rock’s most prominent maritime landmarks and its working mechanisms. The lighthouse is currently open for tours ahead of the official opening ceremony on September 17 when representatives from Trinity House, which...
4th August 2026
The Ministry of Equality, Employment, Culture and Tourism has partnered with the Royal Gibraltar Regiment and HMP Windmill Hill to deliver an education and personal development workshop for inmates. The workshop formed part of the Ministry’s Education, Skills and Work Reintegration Programme and encouraged participants to view education, skills development and lifelong learning as routes...
3rd August 2026
Cameron Byrne has recently returned to the Rock having spent two weeks working at a summer camp in Italy as part of an exchange through The Nautilus Project (TNP). The summer camp was held in a remote Italian mountain village, Fara San Martino, and the experience she says has confirmed her ambition to become a geography teacher. The opportunity arose after plans to bring an...
4th August 2026
Spain will press European Union member states for greater solidarity over the migration crisis in Ceuta, with the Spanish government stating that the city represents a unique external border of the bloc that requires a tailored response. The Spanish minister for Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, said Spain would ask for “solidarity from all the states of the European...
31st July 2026
Tens of thousands of migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco this week, overwhelming police and emergency services after swimming around the breakwater at the Tarajal border crossing and entering on foot. Estimates from Ceuta authorities on Friday suggested as many as 60,000 people had entered the Spanish enclave unlawfully in recent days, most on Thursday. Of...
31st July 2026
This article was first published on Thursday July 30 but is being updated. Thousands of migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco on Thursday, overwhelming police and emergency services after swimming around the breakwater at the Tarajal border and entering on foot. Estimates from Ceuta authorities on Friday suggested as many as 60,000 people had entered...
30th July 2026
The Gibraltar treaty offered a “historic opportunity” for Spain and the UK to further deepen bilateral relations that were already “at their best moment”, Spain’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Jose Manuel Albares, said after meeting his UK counterpart this week. Newly appointed UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband travelled to Madrid on Wednesday evening where he...
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