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22nd April 2024
Police acted unlawfully when they entered the home of a local lawyer during a cross-border investigation into alleged money laundering for Campo drug traffickers through property deals, the Supreme Court has ruled. The court ordered the Royal Gibraltar Police to return any material it seized that day and said it would consider damages and costs...
23rd April 2024
The Care Agency has agreed to pay £10m to settle a personal injury claim brought by Curtis Sullivan, a disabled man who suffered severe injury causing paralysis while under their care at Dr Giraldi Home. The landmark settlement, confirmed during a hearing in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, is the largest payout by the Gibraltar...
23rd April 2024
As from Tuesday works will begin which will change the skyline on the top of the Rock of Gibraltar. Since April 2022, there have been two Radar domes (golf balls) at the top of the Rock while RAF Gibraltar, and their contractor, Aquila, upgraded the Air Traffic Control radar which is used by Air Traffic...
23rd April 2024
Woodwork student, Merrick Kent, together with The Nautilus Project installed a toy library on Sandy Bay beach on Tuesday morning. The toy library is part of TNP’s week long events to mark Earth Day 2024, which was on Monday April 21. On that day a children’s book, ‘Oceanic Sunfish Rescue’ penned by TNP founder Melanie...
23rd April 2024
Minister with responsibility for the University of Gibraltar, Pat Orfila, spoke at the recently held Research That Benefits Gibraltar Conference 2024 at the University. The conference served to showcase the wider community the research that is being undertaken at the University and how this can lead to positive outcomes for Gibraltar’s society. It further provides...
23rd April 2024
By David Hughes, PA Political Editor Rishi Sunak said “nothing will stand in our way” of getting flights to Rwanda off the ground, as the Government braced itself for legal challenges to the scheme to send asylum seekers to the east African country. The Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration Bill) cleared Parliament shortly after...
4th April 2024
By Samuel Montgomery, PA The King has sent a “personal message of gratitude and congratulations” to Nato, as the defensive alliance marked its 75th anniversary. Charles lauded the treaty organisation as “an antidote to years of war in Europe” and “the cornerstone of our security and the values we hold dear”, in a letter to secretary general...
2nd April 2024
Strikers at the Acerinox plant in the Campo de Gibraltar mounted road blocks in three key junctions on Tuesday morning, bringing rush hour traffic to a standstill and causing gridlock for around six hours on the main road linking both sides of the both. The workers set up roadblocks at 7am in Algeciras, Palmones and...
29th March 2024
By David Lynch, PA Political Staff The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man should be represented when the UK brokers international trade deals, ministers have been told. The cross-party Justice Select Committee of MPs said the Crown Dependencies should have designated officials present at trade negotiations to represent their interests. The three self-governing dependencies,...
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