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14th May 2026
The Gibraltar Government and the GSD have traded criticism over the condition and management of Gibraltar’s WWII defence structures, with the Government defending its heritage work as part of a wider conservation strategy and the Opposition accusing it of neglect, mismanagement and a lack of transparency over related contracts and spending. The row flared up after the...
Wed 13th May, 2026
14th May 2026
Six Barbary macaques will be temporarily fitted with lightweight GPS collars as part of research aimed at supporting the long-term management of Gibraltar’s macaque population. The study is being coordinated through the University of Gibraltar and the Department of the Environment. It is being led by Lillianne Hawkins as part of her Masters research, funded...
14th May 2026
A conference on the flora, fauna and ecology of the Campo de Gibraltar will be held at the University of Gibraltar this weekend, bringing together researchers and environmental specialists from across the region. The XV Conference on the Flora, Fauna and Ecology of the Campo de Gibraltar will take place on Saturday and Sunday at...
14th May 2026
A group of volunteers cleared a “considerable amount” of waste from the seafront at Waterport last weekend as part of the King’s Baton Relay programme on the Rock and in support of the Royal Commonwealth Society’s Commonwealth Clean Oceans Plastics Campaign. The clean-up brought together Bayside School students and teachers, the Department of the Environment’s...
14th May 2026
The Chief Minister’s application for judicial review of critical findings of him made in the Openshaw Report has been listed for a “rolled-up” hearing starting on November 9, according to a directions order issued by the Supreme Court this week. The order means the court will consider both permission to proceed with the judicial review and the substantive merits of the...
12th May 2026
By Sophie Wingate and Nina Lloyd, Press Association Political Staff Labour has descended into open division over Sir Keir Starmer’s future, as four ministers resigned and joined at least 80 MPs urging him to quit, while more than 100 others warned against a leadership contest. Prominent MP Jess Phillips and health minister Zubir Ahmed, an ally of...
12th May 2026
By Sophie Wingate, Christopher McKeon and Nina Lloyd, Press Association Cabinet ministers came out of their meeting backing Sir Keir Starmer, after the Prime Minister vowed to fight on despite mounting calls for him to quit. Four senior ministers spoke out in support of the beleaguered Labour leader after he told his gathered Cabinet he...
11th May 2026
By Will Meakin-Durrant, Rhiannon James and Christopher McKeon, Press Association Political Staff Sir Keir Starmer said his Labour Government would be defined by putting the UK at the “heart of Europe” – but he stopped short of promising to reverse Brexit. The Prime Minister vowed to set up “an ambitious youth experience scheme” as the centrepiece...
30th April 2026
By Nina Lloyd and David Hughes Britain must take more risk to stay ahead of its enemies and maintaining the status quo is “simply not good enough”, the head of the Navy has said. First Sea Lord General Sir Gwyn Jenkins warned the UK faces an “inflection point” and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz during...
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