The Royal Gibraltar Regiment performed a spectacular parade in Casemates Square, wearing their new colours which Prince Edward presented to the regiment at Windsor earlier this year
The Earl and Countess of Wessex were welcomed to the Rock by the chief minister, Fabian Picardo, and local people turned out to give a warm welcome to the royal couple
The message on Windsor Castle headed notepaper reaffirmed the close ties between the Crown and the people of Gibraltar
The royal couple arrived several hours later than expected due to a technical issue with their plane, but got straight into the swing of things
The Earl and Countess of Wessex were on a British Airways flight to the Rock this Tuesday afternoon for a visit to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, but the pilot decided to go back to Heathrow as a precautionary measure
Local people are preparing to make the royal couple feel very welcome on their second visit to the Rock
The rainbow flag will be flown in different places in Gibraltar this month, and a Pride March has been organised on 25 June
The individual is a resident of Spain who works in Gibraltar and their only known close contact also resides in Spain and works on the Rock
The display consists of 303 images of HM Queen Elizabeth II and will be open to the public from Tuesday 7 June
The Botanic Gardens and Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park are hosting an event this Sunday, 5 June, to celebrate not just the Jubilee and all things British, but also World Environment Day
The system was set up by Gibraltar Cultural Services, aiming to make the booking process easier
There are several changes in the new lease, including a stipulation that no noisy works can be carried out between 8pm and 8am
Spanish media are claiming that foreign minister José Manuel Albares has made an official complaint to the UK government, saying the visit by the Earl and Countess of Wessex is "inappropriate" at the moment
An individual in an RHIB came very close to HMC Seeker and fired a distress signal flare at it, which caused extensive damage to the collar of the vessel
The Pillars (Gibraltar and Monte Hacho) were an important geographical marker in classical times, because they signified the end of the known world
