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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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37:04

Treaty Update, EV Bursaries, Anti-Stigma Programme,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/10

The Chief Minister says work on the treaty text is happening on a daily basis, with the Attorney General in Brussels yesterday. FabianPicardotold GBC that followingthe negotiations and the agreement, he now has more time to focus on other things. He spoke to our News Editor Christine Vasquez.A milestone moment for the EV Foundation - one of its bursary students has officially graduated, marking the first-ever graduate from the charity’s education support programme. Founder of the charity, Nicole

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38:13

Childline/Young Minds, Dyslexia Awareness Week,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/09

To mark World Mental Health Day tomorrow, Childline Gibraltar, in collaboration with GHA’s Young Minds, will open its helplines for 12 hours; the first time doing so in its 19-year history. Childline’s CEO Caroline Carter was in the studio together with GHA Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Ashim Bettadapura.Dyslexia Awareness Week is in full flow - with events across Gibraltar highlighting understanding, inclusion, and support for those with dyslexia. Sabrina Mauro and Mandy Gaggero told us about what's

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37:44

UN General Assembly, Mental Health: What Makes You...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/08

We begin today’s podcast with the Chief Minister’s address to the UNGeneral Assembly in New York, where he accusedthem of failing to fulfil its mandate, with Gibraltar remaining on its list ofnon-self-governing territories. Fabian Picardostressedhe was notthere to ask for favours buttodemand the right to self-determination. Ros Astengo was following the address late last night.But the majority of this episode focuses on well-being, and how it we can encourage young people to reflect on well-being in

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39:48

Face Off, Upper Town Map, International Friendly,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/07

Gibraltar’s first-ever reality TV makeup competition, Face Off: The Next Generation, premierestonight on GBC. The show brings together local talent in a creative showdown, judged by Deepak Ramchandan, Jayden Fa andSilva Moreno.A new mapof every street and alleyway of Gibraltar’s Upper Town has been meticulouslyput together by author and creative Rebecca Calderon, who has transformed hand-drawn notes into an illustrated work.We looked ahead to tomorrow’s live football. An International Friendly at

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36:10

Tory Conference, Dyslexia Week, Sports, Mental Health...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/06

The Deputy Chief Minister has told the UK Conservatives that Gibraltar’s place in the British family of nations is “unshakeable and unbreakable”. Joseph Garcia was addressing delegates at the Gibraltar Government reception at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.Today marks the start of Dyslexia Awareness Week, and this year’s theme - “Raising the Volume” - is all about encouraging people with dyslexia to share their stories and experiences, and to help others understand how it affects

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35:50

Ombudsman Report, Communications Exhibition, PEEPs,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/03

Gibraltar’s Public Services Ombudsman has renewed calls for legislative reform to strengthen her office’s ability to protect the most vulnerable in society. In her first Annual Report since taking up the post, Wendy Cumming has urged the government to grant her office “own-motion” powers - the ability to launch investigations without waiting for a formal complaint. She explained further in the studio.The Supported Needs and Disability Office has teamed up with the Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service

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35:32

Fr Charlie Meets Pope, GHA Donation, Breast Cancer...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/02

Monsignor Charles Azzopardi received a Papal Blessing from Pope Leo XIV during a visit to the Vatican. The Bishop-Elect is in Rome ahead of his Episcopal Ordination, scheduled for December. Our News Editor Christine Vasquez told us more about the meeting.The Gibraltar Health Authority has received a boost in its ability to diagnose and treat gastrointestinal disorders, thanks to a £100,000 donation from the Gibraltar-based Pramila Trust. Vikrant Udeshi, Trustee of the Pramila Trust, told us that the

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33:41

Royal Gibraltar Regiment: Live from Devils Tower Camp

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/10/01

Today’s episode was recorded live from Devils Tower Camp, as we took a deep dive into the Royal Gibraltar Regiment.Over summer the Royal Gibraltar Regiment took part in some instructor roles in Chile as part of the Joint Centre for peacekeeping operations. We asked Lieutenant Colonel John Pitto, Commanding officer of the Royal Gibraltar regiment, what it entailed.Warrant Officer, Regimental Sergeant Major,KaronFortunato is often described as a "regimental figurehead". As Regimental Sergeant Major,

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37:17

Sundial Roundabout, John Cortes, Young Artist...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/30

The iconic Sundial Roundabout couldbe replaced by a new design. The Government has asked architects and design professionals to design a new roundabout at the site as well as the Kingsway Roundabout. Christina Cortes told us how some of the community has reacted to the announcement.Environment and Transport Minister John Cortes was in the studio to chat about a number of topics, such as the end of Active Travel Month, a major sewage infrastructure project, as well as the plans to update the Sundial

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37:28

Netball Youth Worth Cup Summary, Tiago Costa on Grass...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/29

Hi! On today's episode of Gibraltar Today...-What a nine days it's been for Netball in Gibraltar!World Netball president Dame Liz Nichollwas full of praise for the organisers.Team Gibraltar shared the court with giants; what an experience for Sophia Shacaluga, Neina Roberts Cantrell, Cellene Griffin and andArabella Duck. Look forward to speaking to them.Also Jose Marie Ruizwas there, he spoke to the winners, Australia.-The Gibraltar FA says it’s improved its pathway for girls.Tiago Costa is now

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31:35

Netball World Youth Cup, Languages Day, Relay for...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/26

Team Gibraltar has just achieved its highest scoring game so far at the Netball World Youth Cup.Our sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz had just returned from the match and to bring us the latest and look ahead to what’s coming up in sport over the weekend.Bayside School is markingEuropean Dayof Languages today. It's a date that has been celebrated every year since 2001. With the school organisingevents to celebrate the day, we spoke to byBaysidelanguage students Jessie Chipol Nunez and Stan

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36:06

Auditor’s Report Analysis, Simon Dumas, Walk for...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/25

The Chief Minister has denied all allegations of “perception of corruption” made in the Principal Auditor’s report, particularly those concerning the Wildlife Gibraltar Ltd contract and references to the wife of Environment Minister John Cortes. Fabian Picardo described the report as “egregiously wrong and factually unfair,” accusing the former Auditor of poor practice. We unpacked his speech from this morning’s Parliament session.The Netball World Youth Cup now moves into the next phase as

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39:24

Netball Youth World Cup, Calpe Conference, Atlantic...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/24

We spoke to Jose Mari Ruiz live from the Europa Sports Complex, as Gibraltar was gearing up to take on reigning champions New Zealand at the World Netball Youth Cup! He also asked the organisers how the tournament has gone for them.The 29th edition of the CalpeConference has just come to an end, with a focus on Gibraltar during the Second World War.For the first time the conference was held in the newly refurbished World War II Tunnels Complex. The Director of the Gibraltar Museum, Professor Clive

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36:46

Parliament, Netball News, Special Olympics, Risk to...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/23

The Chief Minister has started an analysis in Parliament of the latest Principal Auditor’s report, which is expected to last a few days. He hopes the public will see the allegations made against the Government by the former Principal Auditor arefactually and legally improper.Mr Picardo says he has consulted an audit specialist and is clear the report fails to comply with thebasic requirements of independence and impartiality. Ros Astengo has been following Parliament proceedings.Our sports reporter

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35:29

Netball Youth World Cup, Gibraltar Triathlon,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/22

With the Gibraltar Netball Youth World Cup in full swing, our sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz gave us a roundup of how the games are going, sharing news that both Zambia and Sri Lanka have withdrawn from the tournament due to visa issues. He also told us news of other sports events from over the weekend.The Gibraltar Triathlon 2025 is just around the corner, taking place Sunday 5th October. The event will be raising funds for the GBC Open Day and are encouraging teams to get creative with their team

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35:20

ViewPoint, Netball Youth World Cup, Sports, In the...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/19

Viewpoint was back on our screens last night after a break. There were heated exchanges around thePrincipal Auditor’s Report, as well as discussions on Tuesday’s powercut, with both the former Opposition Leader Daniel Feetham and former Government Minister Neil Costa agreeing that there could be a case for negligence on the part of SDE Limited. We caught up with the show’s host Ros Astengo. The Netball Youth World Cup is here! The opening ceremony kicks off this evening, with coverage live on GBC

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33:59

40th Anniversary Open Frontier Exhibition, ViewPoint,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/18

A new exhibition marking 40 years since the full reopening of the land frontier with Spain opened Monday at the John Macintosh Hall.Curated by the National Archives, it reflects on the 16-year blockade imposed byFranco’sregime and the political tensions that shaped its eventual reopening in February 1985. Gerry Wood is the Archivist and has led the team preparing it.ViewPoint is back on GBC Television tonight and starts off strong with a strong panel, as we approach the midway point of the

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36:45

Power Outage, Director of Gibraltar House

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/17

We begin with a discussion of yesterday’s seven-hour blackout with our reporters Ros Astengo and Jonathan Sacramento. Topics covered include the cause of the outage, its impact on local and business owners, and how the Government is considering legal action and new laws to hold contractors accountable.But the majority of today’s episode features a catch up with Dominique Searle, the former Director of Gibraltar House in London, who retired a few weeks ago. He led Gibraltar’s UK office for almost a

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50:47

New Dementia Ward, Power Cut, 'Empower Mama', Startup...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/16

On today's episode of Gibraltar Today it's a busy one!Our news editor Cristine Vasquez will tell us about the launch of a newDementia Assessment Unit.-A power cut affects all of The Rock.-A guide for new mums navigating postpartum and parenthood has been created.We speak to Natalia Nunez and Becky Garro, who togetherlaunched the 'Empower Mama Edit’.-For the first time, Startup Grind Gibraltar is offering a £5000 cash prize.The £5k prize will go to the winners of the“Build Local, Think Global” End of

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38:07

CCU Review, Margallo Comments, Basketball, Philately,...

Gibraltar Today ·

2025/09/15

The Government and Unite the Union have confirmed that an independent review into the GHA’s Critical Care Unit has been completed, but the full report will not be made public. Christina Cortes has been following the story.We discuss the former Spanish Foreign Minister, Jose Manuel Margallo, comments in the ABC newspaper today, where he explained why he is not happy with the Gibraltar treaty.Gibraltar stamps, history and culture will be celebrated at the Garrison Library. Stamps help us to send stuff

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