Gibraltar Today

Father Charles Azzopardi is the Roman Catholic Church’s new Bishop in Gibraltar. He takes over from Bishop Carmel Zammit, who - in keeping with Canon Law - was obliged to send in his resignation when he turned 75 last year. The Newsroom's Christina Cortes covered the press conference at the Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned.  In King Charles III’s National Day letter this year, he pr...

On today’s episode, we reflect on National Day. Iain Triay Clarence was reporting in town for GBC, we caught up with him in the studio to share his highlights from yesterday. Marine conservation charity, the Nautilus Project, says it's humbled to receive recognition from King Charles for its work on the Gibraltar Seagrass Restoration Project in his National Day letter this year. We spoke to M...

Today’s episode of Gibraltar Today was recorded live from Casemates, looking ahead to the National Day celebrations tomorrow. With the political rally, packed beaches, a drone display and more, it’s a busy day for the Royal Gibraltar Police Superintendent. Head of Operations Division Paul Chipolina told us how they have planned ahead for National Day. LOL Productions’ “Gibraltastic” is a comedy ce...

This September is Dementia Awareness Month, and this year's theme is: “Ask about Dementia, Ask about Alzheimer’s”. We had Dementia Coordinator Karen Truman and the Gibraltar Alzheimer's & Dementia Society's Jeanette Ochello in the studio. Gibraltar takes on the Faroe Islands tonight at the Europa Point Stadium. The World Cup Qualifier will be the first time a major tournament qu...

A local cyclist who represented Gibraltar in the Commonwealth Games and Island Games has died in a traffic accident in France. 27 year old Sam O'Shea was cycling in France when the accident occurred. Jose Mari Ruiz said the news has shocked the local sporting community. A landmark £1.8 billion data centre is to be built in Gibraltar by Pelagos Data Centres, marking one of the largest inf...

Todays we are live from Europa Point Stadium talking all things football with Ivan Robba and Stella Gotel. We're also chatting to Unite The Unions Stuart Davies on the latest developments in reference to potential strike action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s episode was recorded live from Eastern Beach which will be the last of our At the Beach series. Anthony Pitaluga has been a regular at Eastern Beach for over 60 years. He’s excited to see future generations of his family enjoying their summers in the same place he did. The Karma Chiringuito has enjoyed serving guests over the summer. Michelle Martinez and Tim Perera told us what the restau...

National Day is round the corner, and what better time to cast a thought back to the Gibraltar of yesteryear. Our News Editor Christine Vasquez told us about a GBC News feature ‘Llevame Donde Naci”. We’ve previously spoken to the University of Cambridge Team of Linguists about their research of Llanito and Gibraltar English. They have a long-standing interest in Llanito, and now they’re asking you...

The National Day banner is in Casemates once again with people asked to sign it so that it can be displayed on stage on the 10th September. Kevin Ruiz was in town this morning. The Fine Arts Association is showcasing young talent at a Graduate Showcase exhibition at Gema Gallery. Four young artists are displaying their work until the end of the week. Victor Gonzalez from the association as we...

GOOD AFTERNOON, HAPPY FRIDAY! ON TODAYS SHOW... - WE'LL HEAR FROM THE CHIEF MINISTER ON THE DISPUTE BETWEEN UNITE AND THE GGCA - ROCK EL KASBAH EVENT COMING UP - WE ALSO SPEAK TO A MOTHER CAMPAIGNING FOR MORE MATERNITY LEAVE SUPPORT IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR - AND SOME FRIDAY FEELS, LIVE MUSIC TO LOOK FORWARD TO! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unite has called a strike over its public sector pay dispute and says it comes after the Government cancelled its most recent meeting at short notice, and also didn't respond to correspondence. In response, Number Six says it will "not act irresponsibly with public money" and allow the community to be "held to ransom". Iain Triay Clarence has been covering the story. Active Travel Month begin...

Today’s episode was recorded live from Catalan Bay as part of our At the Beach series. The Catalan Bay Senior Committee has condemned the East Side marina development. Chris Riddell from the Committee expressed their issues and  in areas such as environmental and public health concerns. News Editor Christine Vasquez brought us the latest regarding the trade dispute on the public sector pay ri...

We followed the story of union members at the bus company jumping from Unite the Union to the GGCA. Unite has been seeking to talk to bus drivers today, GBC understands the union had not been granted access to the bus depot and has told management it has a right to address its members. We spoke to Ros Astengo from the bus depot to see if there have been any developments. M...

GOOD AFTERNOON, HAPPY FRIDAY! TODAY ON THE SHOW... - WE TALK BANKING WITH CEO OF THE TRUSTED NOVUS BANK CHRISTIAN GARCIA. - WE LOOK AHEAD TO THE GIBRALTAR FAIR WITH CULTURE’S SEAMUS BYRNE. - AND IT’S A WRAP!   THE GSLA SUMMER SPORTS AND LEISURE PROGRAMME REACHED ITS CONCLUSION TODAY, WE HEAR FROM SOME THE KIDS AND LEADERS INVOLVED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's edition of Gibraltar Today... - It's GCSE results day! We spoke to some of the students and teachers involved: Sonia Lopez and Marcus Martinez from Westside, Julian Felice and Izzy Morgan from the College, and Natalie Contiño and Katie Zammitt from Bayside. - Film-maker Nina Danino tells us about her latest project. - And we talk techno with local DJ Luke Hinds. Hosted on Acast. See aca...

Today we are Live from Sandy Bay talking to a variety of people to find out their opinions on this specific beach! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming up on Gibraltar Today… Director of Civil Aviation Chris Purkiss joins us to discuss a new agreement to develop the Gibraltar Aircraft Registry. Louise Barea tells us about the importance of strengthening the pelvic floor, in particular for women recovering from pregnancy and birth. We cut through the fog to find out about Gibraltar’s participation in a global event aiming to raise the profi...

In today's edition of Gibraltar Today... - Newly crowned Miss Gibraltar Julia Horne joins us to reflect on the magic of Saturday night - She's a poet, she's a writer, unafraid to speak her mind on social media… and now Rebecca Calderon has her own column in the Gibraltar Chronicle Newspaper!  - We speak to some of the local cast members in an independent film shot in Gaucín - Stamps...

The 2025 National Risk Assessment has been published, and a new financial crime portal launched. The assessment identified Gibraltar’s exposure to money laundering, terrorist financing and other relevant risks. We spoke to National Coordinator Designate for Anti Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism, Annette Perales. In sport Jose Mari Ruiz shared the big ne...

After last week’s Direct Democracy, it was the turn for the Leader of the Opposition Keith Azopardi to answer your questions in The Opposition: Your Questions. Topics covered included the Motion of No Confidence and the Principal Auditor’s Report. It’s results day for A-Level students. According to the Department of Education, the overall A-Level pass rate across Bayside, Westside, and the College...

Today’s episode was recorded live from Little Bay as part of our “At the Beach” series. Nikolai Celecia says that the community at Little Bay makes it their favourite beach. He feels the area is very peaceful and has inspired many impromptu jam sessions over the years. Dr Keith Bensusan from GOHNS has spent his entire life studying flora and fauna; he described Little Bay as a hidden gem in terms...

Transparency International has waded into the row over Gibraltar’s Principal Auditor’s report, asking: “What else don’t we know?” They also question why Gibraltar shouldn’t have a Public Accounts Committee. Ros Astengo has the details. The Supported Needs Action Group is donating new interactive projectors to St Martins, St Joseph's Upper Schools, the College of Further Education and the St B...

Nigel Feetham says he believes he has the "widest electoral appeal" in respect of his party leadership once Fabian Picardo steps down. In an interview with the Gibraltar Chronicle, the Minister for Justice, Trade and Industry suggests the Chief Minister has overtly thrown his support behind Gemma Arias-Vasquez, resulting in an unfair leadership race. Our reporter Ros...

Lincoln Red Imps will go to Armenia with a chance of progressing past the UEFA Europa League third qualifying round, after a 1-1 draw against FC Noah last night. Our sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz was at the game yesterday and spoke to Tjay De Barr about what he said were the finer details that the Red Imps could’ve improved on. Karl Ullger will be exhibiting his works alongsid...

The Chief Minister answered questions from the public on Direct Democracy. Fabian Picardo joined Jonathan Scott in the Radio Gibraltar studio and answered questions on housing, the Principle Auditor's Report, the Treaty and the Europa Pool. There is some strong language towards the end of this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.