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Gibraltar Today

Gibraltar Todaypresented by Jonathan Scott brings you closer to the stories that matter to you.Covering news, sport, lifestyle, host debates and interviews with the people making the headlines. If it’s being talked about in Gibraltar, we"ll talk about it on GIBRALTAR TODAY. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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38:59

World Kidney Day, Sports Person of the Year, Sensory...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/13

It’s World Kidney Day, and we met a remarkable husband and wife whose story speaks of love, and the incredible impact of live kidney donation.When Rose Ballester started having issues with her kidney, her husband Freddie made the decision to offer his.Sebastian Desoisa is the GBC Sports Person of the Year. The18-year-old golfer took home the top prize at the 2024 GBC Sports Awards on Tuesday night. Now that the dust has now settled, we caught up with and Seb in the studio.A sensory blanket to soothe

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35:45

Gender Ideology, The Jekyll and Hyde in Him, World...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/12

Cracking down on “gender ideology” is one of U.S. President Donald Trump’s priorities and for some years there have been concerns about far-right rhetoric in Europe. What does it mean for women? Our news editor Christine Vasquez shared her thoughts ahead of an event by Unite the Union this afternoon as part of International Womens’ Day celebrations.Described as an emotional drama based on true life events, author Susan Cabezutto is launching hernew book, “The Jekyll and Hyde in Him.” All proceeds

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35:41

University Grants, U17s Netball, Sports Awards,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/11

Prior Park head teacher Paul Martyn says only pupilswho have attended Bayside, Westside or the Gibraltar College will be entitled to university grants. He says he was sent an email by the Department of Education stating hisstudents are now no longer automatically entitled to the School Leaver Award. In answers to questions from GBC, the Government says its decision isn't final. Our news editor Christine Vasquez has been following the story.Gibraltar recently won silver at the under 17s European

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38:02

Radio Conference, Diabetes, EU Delay High-Risk...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/10

The 2025Radio Days Europe Conference is underway - this year's motto is:“Designing the Future of Audio”. GBC'sCEO James Neishwill beone of the contributors in tomorrow's 'Long Live Local' session. We spoke to him live from Athens.10% of the local population is diabetic. That is substantially more than 6% in the UK. So, what support is there for those in Gibraltar with type 1 or 2 Diabetes?We spoke to mother and daughter, Susan and Courtney Edwards.The EU Commission has delayed reviewing its list of

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35:45

International Women’s Day, Netball World Youth Cup,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/07

International Women’s Day is tomorrow, and last night Katy Docker chaired a discussion on Viewpoint about local women’s issues. She has also compiled a timeline of significant historical moments for women on the Rock. We reflected with Katy how much progress has been made over the years, but also how there is still a lot of work to be done going forward to achieve equality and equity for women.The countdown is on! 196 days to be precise - until the start of the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup. Some of

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32:29

Zumba Event, Skin Cancer Rise, Raul Mesa, Literary...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/06

Zumbais a fitness program that involves cardio and Latin-inspired dance.15 million people worldwide takeclasses weekly - a small percentage of them here in Gibraltar! It's popularon the Rock, and this weekend Boyd's will be the venue for a Zumba charity event! We spoke to Nadia Casciaro and Mimi Drury told us more about the event.The number of diagnosed cases of skin cancer in Gibraltar have shot up in the last two years. Since 2017 the average was one diagnosed case per year. But in 2022, this went

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39:13

Victoria Stadium Demolition, Grey List, Ash...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/05

Works to demolish theeast stand at the Victoria Stadium have started today. Thisforms part of the groundwork for the construction of aUEFA-approved, category 4 stadium. The works are highly complex and have required close co-ordination with the MOD, to minimise any impact on the runway. We spoke to Ros Astengo who was at the site.The Justice Ministermoves to further protect police officers and emergency workers with stricter penalties for assaults against them. We alsogotan update from

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37:05

Financial Action Task Force, Pancakes, Public Iftar,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/04

The Financial Action Task Force leads global action in tackling money laundering, terrorist and proliferation financing.A Crown Counsel from the Rock has completed a training course in Qatar organised by the FATF. The Ministry of Justice, Trade and Industry's Michael Adamberry is currently deployed to the RGP's Economic Crime Unit and the Customs Financial Investigations team.Today is pancake day! From strawberries and cream to lemon drizzle, to chocolate spread- the options are endless! Local

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37:40

Counsellors, Seagrass, Sports, Project Ghana, Dance...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/03/03

Last month, the Gibraltar College awarded certificates to its first ever cohort of fully qualified counsellors. The special ceremony, attended by guests, faculty members, and proud family and friends, marked the culmination of a five-year journey that began in 2019. Sylvana Benrimoj, Mark Montovio and Lourdes Ghio told us more about the course.Healthy seagrass, healthy planet. That’s what the United Nations thought when designating the 1st of March World Seagrass Day. Lewis Stagnetto of The Nautilus

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40:31

Live from The Comprehensive School Library talking...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/28

We are out and about for today's episode of Gibraltar Today!Today's edition comes live from the Comprehensive School Library where we find out what's next for Year 12 students as they plan their future.For the past 3 days there has been an event called Future Pathways helping them with workshops, talks, and discussions.We talk to the teachers and the students to find out more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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33:02

Julio Ribas Leaving GFA, Parliament on LifeCome Care,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/27

Thanks for joining us for today's episode of Gibraltar Today!We continue to process the news that Julio Ribas will no longer be at the helm of our men’s national football team.We speak to striker TJ Debar about his rousing team talks and his impact on the squad.-Parliament has heard the Government is NOT satisfied with the quality of service being provided by LifeCome care.Jonathan Sacramento was listening to that.-What are your perceptions of mental health?A survey is being carried out by Public

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38:12

Julio Ribas steps down as GFA Men's Team Head Coach,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/26

On today's episode of Gibraltar Today we are doing something a little different...We are broadcasting live from the Sunborn Yacht Hotel for Digital Week here in Gibraltar, an event organised by the Commonwealth Telecoms Organisation.We'll be talking technology, the power of working together internationally, and the disruptive power of AI.However we will first start with some breaking news that the GFA National Team Head Coach Julio Ribas has stepped down due to 'Personal Reasons'. Hosted on Acast

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35:03

Women’s Nations League, Linguistic Landscape,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/25

Gibraltar's women's national team are in action later - at home - in an officialUEFAcompetition. They take onFaroeIslands tonight at Europa Point Stadium in theUEFAWomen's Nations League. StefanBorgeis part of theGBC teamcovering the match.Jan-André Diederich is a German linguist carrying out research on Gibraltar's linguistic landscape at the moment in Gibraltar. He is currently investigating the written languages visible in Main Street, i.e. signs, adverts, public and commercial notices etc. He

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36:39

Carbon Footprint Calculator, Road to the Lines, Dance...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/24

OTWOhave partnered withAsileto produce a Carbon Footprint Calculatorfor businesses to implement. They hope to convince businesses of the benefits of calculating their emissions.OTWOManaging Director Vanessa Byrne alongside Asile'sCarlito Buhagiar told us how a Carbon FootprintCalculator works.A proposed single storey extension and refurbishment of properties on Road to the Lines gained unanimous approval at Thursday’s meeting of the Development and Planning Commission.According to the developer, the

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29:48

Passport Stamping, Gibraltar Heritage, Junior Darts,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/21

On today's edition of Gibraltar Today...Kevin Ruiz is live at the border bringing us the latest on the passport stamping situation.-The Gibraltar Heritage Trust is inviting researchers and thinkers to send in 'burning' historical questions so as to expand their journal.-Three more years of Junior Darts on the Rock!-And a local artist reacts to two of her works being pre-selected for a UK exhibition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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38:07

'Ignite the Cosmos', Edd Valatka Year long Charity...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/20

Hi there, good afternoon, Robin Sheppard-Capurro with you - lots to discuss on today's episode of Gibraltar Today...'Ignite the Cosmos' is an annual scientific forum - this year's theme 'extinctions in life and the universe' - our very own Professor Clive Finlaysonwas one of thecontributors.-50km's for Breast Cancer research... and that's just the first chapter of EddValatka'syear-long charity challenge...-And talking 'Hey Gibraltar!' on Facebook- one man's journey to make the Rock his home. Hosted

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33:37

Return of Picadilly Churros, Emil Hermida of...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/19

Good afternoon on today's episode of Gibraltar Today...The return of a very tasty spot on the Rock which will make a lot of people happy, especially if you like Churros!-The government's Sustainable Traffic, Transport and Parking plan is well underway - several ongoingprojects -Emil Hermida of Technical Services will tell us where were at.-GHA staff and emergency service responders recently completed ananti-terrorist training course.SigurdHavelandwill explainwhat that entailed and how it went...-And

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31:10

Minister for Transport John Cortes and Transport...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/19

Hello, good afternoon, Robin Sheppard-Capurro in for Jonathan Scott today and the rest of this week, hope you enjoyed your long weekend!Is the amount of cars on Gibraltar roads on the decrease? MinisterJohn Corteswill help us dissect the recently-published review of the government's Sustainable Traffic, Transport and Parking Plan.-Shelina Assomull brings us the latest on the developing story regarding the 'Rogue Officer' at the border and potential lengthly queues and passport checks in the near

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40:24

Valentines Day Live Broadcast from Gibral Flora

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/14

As it's Valentines Day it’s a day to celebrate love here on Gibraltar Today!We bring you this episode from florists Gibral Flora, just metres from the comprehensive schools. We’ll find out what teenage love looks like? Gabriella Tsakistakis & her boyfriend Jayce will give us a little insight.Loving someone can be hard, but if you choose not to run you could grow as a couple. Don’t take our word for it… Joe & Brenda Cortes have been married for 50 years, and as marriage councellors for 20

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38:36

World Radio Day, Amar's Building Plans, Women's Rugby...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/02/13

Thanks for joining us for todays edition of Gibraltar Today...It’s World Radio Day -a day designated by UNESCO to celebrate the wonders of radio. I look forward to chatting to Radio Gibraltar’s Lucinda Snape and Ben Lynch.-Developers of the proposed eight storey office block at the site of the old Amars bakery say they are reviewing their design following a number of objections. Campaigner Lee Everest will tell us how theCollege Lane Action Group feels about the news.-Women’s rugbyis a sporting

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