UK and EU ride their luck in the 13th round of Gibraltar post-Brexit deal negotiations in London
THE UK will try to thrash out a deal in the 13th round of talks on Gibraltar’s relationship with the EU this April 24-25 in
British ambassador suggested Spanish police operate Gibraltar border entry points, UK newspaper claims
THE UK’s ambassador to Spain said Spanish officers could be allowed to police airport arrivals in Gibraltar, a British national daily newspaper claimed. The Telegraph
Gibraltar to mark May 6 Charles III coronation with very British garden parties and parades
PARADES, parties and school visits in Gibraltar will lead up to the coronation of King Charles III on Saturday May 6 in London, Gibraltar’s government
Workers redeploy oil barriers around OS 35 wreck as storm passes in Gibraltar and salvage continues
AS this week’s storm passed Friday, port workers got to work redeploying the floating oil barriers around the OS 35 shipwreck off Gibraltar’s coast. Captain
Gibraltar government praises Dominic Raab as he resigns from the UK Cabinet over bullying scandal
THE Government of Gibraltar has praised Dominic Raab after he resigned from the UK Cabinet when an independent report found he had bullied officials. The
Diving company teams up with The Nautilus Project to clean up Rosia Bay to mark Earth Day 2022
A GIBRALTAR diving company plans to help out a local marine protection charity to clean up one of the Rock’s last undeveloped bits of coastline
Man charged with fighting in public place using potato peeler in Gibraltar pleads guilty in court
A COURT tried a local man who allegedly fought another in Gibraltar with a potato peeler this week. Prosecutors charged Callum Gilfillan, 20, with affray,
Gibraltar’s Supreme Court turns down judicial review of unlawful killing inquest over police collision at sea
GIBRALTAR’S Supreme Court has this week rejected a petition by two policeman to review the inquest that found them guilty of the unlawful killing of
Man gets nasty shock when he sees a four foot snake trying to eat his pet in Spain’s Andalucia
A MAN in Spain’s Andalucia got the shock of his life when he saw a snake that was over a metre long trying to eat
Housing services in Gibraltar become a little bit easier after they go online
PEOPLE who live in Gibraltar and want to use its essential housing services will no longer have to endure long queues at awkward times. That’s
Lawmakers from across Commonwealth flock to Gibraltar for two days of meetings
THE Gibraltar Parliament hosted the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Executive Committee for their mid-year meeting in Gibraltar this week. The two days of meetings took
Gibraltar regulators fine local estate agent over money laundering ‘breaches and deficiencies’
GIBRALTAR’S crackdown on money laundering continued this week when it fined an estate agent for not putting the right checks in place to prevent the
Gibraltar police secure access to UK super-database civil rights groups have flagged over privacy concerns
POLICE in Gibraltar will get up-to-the-second access to the UK’s controversial new national police super database when it comes into service. Royal Gibraltar Police (RGP)
Gibraltar hosts European team squash event but loses heavily to top opposition
SQUASH players from Gibraltar did themselves proud on home soil by tackling much larger nations at the excellent Europa Sports Park facilities. The men and
New storm Sunday threatens further oil spills from stricken bulk carrier shipwreck off Gibraltar coast
THE shipwreck off Gibraltar’s coast is bracing itself for a new storm on Sunday that could further break it up and cause more oil spills.
Crypto pair no show: Globix bosses face arrest warrant after failing to show up for court in Gibraltar
A PAIR of wanted crypto tycoons face arrest warrants after failing to turn up in court. The two operators of shamed crypto exchange Globix failed
BREAKING: Police charge ex-Commissioner McGrail with alleged sexual assault of a policewoman
POLICE have arrested and charged their former chief with ‘an alleged sexual assault’ on a policewoman in 2018, a senior officer said. Ian McGrail. 56,
‘EXCITING’: DNA results show Gibraltar Neanderthal is linked to French Mediterranean cousin
New DNA evidence has revealed that the prehistoric Gibraltar skull is more closely related to the Neanderthals in the French Mediterranean than those nearby in
Affordable homeowners in Gibraltar get green light to sell flats at about four times 1990s prices
THE property market in Gibraltar could be turned upside down after the Gibraltar Government gave the green light for affordable homeowners to sell their flats.
Minister captains Gibraltar team at Seatrade Global in Miami that talks with 25 cruise companies
GIBRALTAR made its presence felt at the biggest annual cruise gathering in the world as it tried to attract more ships to its shores. Minister
Gibraltar University meets with shipping heads in Morocco to discuss further training links
THE University of Gibraltar is firming up ties with Morocco’s shipping industry to start working together on training opportunities. The latest links follow the success
Terror suspect who hacked priest to death with machete in Spain’s Andalucia sent to Sevilla psychiatric ward
A JUDGE has sent the Moroccan man accused of the terrorist attack that killed a priest in Spain’s Andalusia to a psychiatric ward in Seville.
OIL SPILL: Workers lay down protective boom around OS 35 shipwreck as storm passes
GIBRALTAR’S Port Authority has returned the oil barriers around the OS 35 as seas calmed down enough after last week’s Levante storm. Captain of the
Uncle of Syrian autocrat Bashar al-Assad, nicknamed the ‘Butcher of Hama’, evades trial in Spain on medical grounds
SPAIN’S national court will try in May to resume the trial of the billionaire uncle of Syrian autocrat Bashar al-Assad, accused of money laundering in
Gibraltar government get £90 million cash payment for Eastside reclamation as project moves forward
THE latest developer of the Eastside Project has made a £90 million cash payment to take over the site in a deal that will provide
Real life replica of 18th century Swedish ocean-faring ship docks in Gibraltar to military welcome
A SALVO of artillery fire marked the arrival of the Gotheborg of Sweden, the world’s largest ocean-going wooden sailing ship to Gibraltar on Thursday. Commander