Gibraltar Today

The Minister for Economic Development, Sir Joe Bossano addresses an ongoing row over supported employment. We're experiencing extreme UV levels, are you applying your SPF? With 132 cases of skin cancer detected on the Rock last year, GHA dermatologist Dr Jose Ferrera says people in Gibraltar suffer from skin cancer at higher rates than neighbouring countries. Als...

Oil spill, missed mammograms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mount conversion, Gibraltarian actors, Ace Art Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our reporter Christina Cortes brings us the latest on the Morrisons pay offer. Gibraltarian playwright Louis Emmitt-Stern, whose play 'Spaceships' took London by storm is back on the Rock. And, £2.8million, from the covid fund, public donations, will now be used to refurbish the main entrance to St. Bernard's hospital and the primary care centre. The Minister for Public Health and enviro...

A busy day for the DPC, our reporter Kevin Ruiz brings us the latest plans. One of the applications for a new international college by the Cross of Sacrifice was given outline planning permission. Kelly Anne Borge spoke to Criterion Group’s Gillaine Delipiani. Dog trainer and enthusiast Nicole Corby also gave her thoughts on proposed plans for a new dog park. But first the Tourism Minister, Vijay...

Kelly Anne Borge is joined by a few of the kids who have been embarking on GBC's first ever Broadcasting Summer Camp. Jake, Maisie, Sophie, Mai, Ethan, Scarlet and their Leader, Max, joyfully share how it's been going so far. Before that however, our reporter Iain Triay Clarence breaks down the ongoing Globix case. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

GibAir to strike, Iain Triay-Clarence brings us the latest The Disability Society reacts to the Budget, Debbie Borastero and Nicole Byrne describe it as "hugely disappointing" 8 year old puzzle champion Alma wins big and is joined by Mum Maya and Dad Raanan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who will form the next Spanish government? Following a tight election, the answer is by no means clear. We heard from Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia. The President of the Gibraltar Morocco Business Association, Joshua Lhote - says Morocco offers a 'serious and effective' alternative to Spain for goods and services. Miss Supranational is back on the rock...

Gibraltar Today's Jonathan Scott was joined by GBC reporter Kevin Ruiz to discuss Sunday's election in Spain. And Atrish Sanchez explained what Special Needs Action Group liked in this year's Budget, and what they didn't. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fireworks, Nick Calamaro, court recap, butterflies Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

GBC broadcasting McGrail case, climate change Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The GSLP Liberals have their say on forming part of a Treaty negotiating team if they lost the next election. Our reporter Ros Astengo followed the Chief Minister’s four- and three-quarter hour speech in Parliament. The Director of Public Health is asking people to do their research before receiving any injectable cosmetic treatment. Dr Helen Carter spoke to our...

The Conservative Partido Popular is set to win this Sunday’s general election in Spain; the GBC News Editor Christine Vasquez had the details. After the most important week of the year in Parliament, Jonathan Scott discussed polarised party politics with Minster for Digital and Financial Services, Albert Isola.   Is Parliament family friendly? The outgoing leader of TG Marlene Hassan Nahon th...

The Shadow Minister for Finance has criticised the Government for budgeting £125 million for the Health Authority this financial year when the average expenditure for the past two years has been £148 million. Roy Clinton told me the Government's approach of under-estimating and then coming back to Parliament to seek further monies, year after year, simply un...

A former Police officer has been arrested on suspicion of fabricating a note which supported an allegation against former Commissioner Ian McGrail. The suspected fabricated entry into a police pocket notebook also supported an allegation against another police officer.   The Spanish Minister for the Interior says if there was a change of government in the upcoming Spanish elections, dialogue...

This week the newsroom is focusing a lot of attention on the Budget session in Parliament. What sort of year was it for Gibraltar? What will the next 12 months bring? 
We got some indications from our elected members of Parliament. The problem is, the picture painted is very different, depending on which side of the house they’re sat. The Government says we’re doing well, stability is being restor...

There will be no cost of living pay increase, but a single lump sum in September for public sector workers with a basic pay of under £100k. Those earning under 50 thousand pounds will get £1,200, those earning between £50,000 and £70,000- £900 and those with salaries between £75,000 and £100,000 will be given an assistance payment of £600. Also announced by the Chief Minister during the budget ses...

Gibraltar Today was in the heart of town, with a live broadcast from Little Rock Cafe in Casemates. Ahead of the Chief Minister's Budget address, we talked about the cost of living crisis with Wendy Cumming of the GGCA, David Revagliatte of the Business Podcast and Michaela Rees of the Federation of Small Businesses. An economic report commissioned by Unite the Union shows that - in real terms - a...

Globix, domestic abuse law, Island Games, Calentita Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Island Games kick off this Saturday with a GBC Team travelling to Guernsey to cover all sporting events.   Can talking about taxes be exciting? We tested that idea with Grahame Jackson, whohas become Gibraltar’s only fellow of the chartered institute of Taxation. The tercentenary sports hall will host a summer festival of basketball Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We...

The topic of conversation today was vaping - which works by heating liquid in a small device so you can breathe it into your lungs. Over 60% of Year 13 students have tried vaping - more than 6 in 10 young people. There also seems to be a pattern that girls are more likely to try the cigarette substitute than boys – particularly at a younger age. The data comes from a recent study on vaping am...

Sikorski, Jack Prior, GFA photographic exhibition, 4th July celebration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Balban, Patrick Sacarello, Nautilus Project Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Devils Tower Road, Girl Guides, Heavy North Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Journalists Ros Astengo and Jonathan Sacramento speak on a powerful episode of Viewpoint where the family of Carolina Lishman speak of their pain six years after the death of their loved one. Michelle Barabich, Westside Comprehensive School Headteacher, is retiring this September after 43 years in education. The current Headteacher of St Bernard's Lower Primary School, Sonia Montiel Lopez is...