James Cracknell vows to help Gibraltarians
Olympic hero James Cracknell tells the Olive Press he will fight to help the Gibraltar economy from Spanish border chaos if he becomes an MEP
Gibraltar’s Olympian on her time with Team GB
Gibraltarian Georgina Cassar speaks to the Olive Press about her pride at representing the Rock at the Olympic Games
Gibraltar tightens rules as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
WITH the number of new coronavirus cases close to 200 on the rock, the government has tightened its rules on self-isolation.
IF one person in...
The Rock’s risky business
By Andrew Pearce and Jon Clarke: In the wake of the BP oil disaster in America, Gibraltar is blasted for failing to tackle dangerous oil tankers by Spanish officials
Operation to find missing Scottish expat Lisa Brown suspended as new evidence dug up in southern Spain
Boyfriend Corner is currently in jail in Spain awaiting trial
British Royal Navy commandos are kicked out of Spain: Four officers were tracked to their hotel before being expelled...
FOUR British Royal Navy officers have been deported from Spain after they were tracked down by Spanish authorities and returned to the Rock.
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William Hill to remain in Gibraltar
Bookmaker will retain Gibraltar base despite British tax clampdown in 2014
Big win for young Gibraltarian artist at annual art competition
Zulaika Vallance wins top prize in Gibraltar Young Art Competition 2020 with her piece, 'How People With Dwarfism Were Represented In The 1600s'
New multi-million Gibraltar marina complex awaits go-ahead
The Rock's east side would be completely transformed by the project
EU treaty talks on Gibraltar likely to roll into 2023 as disagreements continue between UK, EU and Spain
THE latest round of talks held December 14 in Brussels on Gibraltar’s EU treaty between the UK and Spain has failed to reach a...
Gibraltar’s leading hotel… again
The Caleta Hotel has been voted Gibraltar’s Leading Hotel for the second year running
Gibraltar takes far-right party VOX to court in Spain for ‘inciting hatred’ towards the Rock
FOUR leaders of the Spanish VOX party might need to answer to their own Spanish law courts on incitement to hatred charges.
Top Jerez artist hits £5,000 jackpot at Gibraltar annual art event
A PAINTING of an elderly woman at a market is this year’s winner of the Gibraltar International Art Exhibition, announced yesterday.
Stubbing out Gibraltar cigarette smuggling
Increased delays as many more vehicles and pedestrians processed at the border in recent weeks
Gibraltar futsal team makes FIFA World Cup debut
FIFA first for Gibraltar's national futsal team
Gibraltar retail workers remain optimistic despite news that fashion giant Arcadia is on brink of collapse
SIR Philip Green's retail empire Arcadia is at risk of financial collapse, with 13,000 jobs now in jeopardy.
The retail giant, which owns Topshop...
EasyJet Gibraltar-London route hits one million passengers
The flight route has been running for eight years
Earthquake rocks Andalucia: Residents report feeling tremors across the region
THE emergency services received dozens of calls from concerned Malagueños after an earthquake struck the Alboran Sea yesterday evening.
The quake was recorded at 6.19pm...
CORONAVIRUS: Mount Alvernia workers among 20 new cases in Gibraltar
There are now 42 people tested to have Covid-19 in Gibraltar, nearly double that of yesterday with mass testing to be carried out shortly.
Gibraltar’s brave sportspeople travel across Europe to try the ultimate giant-killing act
POOL and netball teams from Gibraltar are competing against international opposition in separate competitions around Europe this week.
Minister for Sport Steven Linares sent the...
Lethal painkiller Nolotil being sold ILLEGALLY in Gibraltar
The Gibraltar government is now looking into several pharmacies for illegally selling the painkiller
Gibraltar gets first Prime Minister visit for half a century
David Cameron will address a rally in support of Europe tomorrow afternoon
Gibraltar gets 72-hour deadline to strike post-Brexit deal with Spain
HE fate of Gibraltar’s post-Brexit future will need to be decided by this coming Friday or face long queues for those coming in and out.
Gibraltar rocks
Forget sunburned ex-pats and cheap booze, Jon Clarke discovers that the Med's little Britain has had a makeover
Charitable event in Gibraltar
Event aims to raise £60,000 for Lady Williams Cancer Support Centre
Fundraisers offered ‘chance of a lifetime’ trek
Registered charity, Rifcom, is offering fundraisers the chance to trek from Gibraltar to the Moroccan Rif Mountains