Rainbow donation brightens children's hospital transfers
The Gibraltar Health Authority has received two emergency transfer bags donated to the local hospital's children's ward by the Research Into Child Cancer
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Chief Minister appears before HOC European Scrutiny Committee
During the session, Fabian Picardo answered questions on a variety of issues relating to the hoped-for agreement with the European Union
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Gibraltar adds six countries to Covid Red List
Passengers who have been in Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa or Zimbabwe in the last ten days may not enter Gibraltar from today due to reports of a new and concerning variant of the virus
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City Hall Christmas Fair tickets available
Tickets will be limited and will have to be booked in advanced to avoid queues
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Traffic delays after oil spill in town
The incident affect several streets and police warned drivers to be careful
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Suspect arrested and bailed in Gibraltar murder investigation
The person in question is a 33-year-old man, detained this week by the Royal Gibraltar Police
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International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Gibraltar's Minister for Equality, Samantha Sacramento, says she hopes the day will come when "we no longer have to mark this day"
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Striking workers block roads in La Línea
The difficulties are linked to the ongoing protests by metal workers in Cádiz
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Covid warning and government advice for Christmas
People in Gibraltar are being asked to be cautious and reduce social contact after a continual rise in cases
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Gibraltar chief minister meets Liz Truss for discussions in London
The negotiations regarding Gibraltar’s future relationship with EU are still ongoing, but no details have been released so far
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Several arrested in Gibraltar after violent incidents at Waterport on Saturday
The chief minister convened a meeting of the Contingency Council and said "a small group of thugs won’t change the character of our community"
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Gibraltar National Museum begins new series of lectures
All the talks will be at the John Mackintosh Hall at 7pm and entry is free
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New stamp marks centenary of Gibraltar City Council
The establishment of a city council in 1921 gave Gibraltarians the chance to choose their own elected representatives
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'Workers in Gibraltar took matters into their own hands and repaired the ship in secret, and unpaid'
The book, Red Ship and Red Tape, tells the little-known story of a Spanish destroyer which took refuge in Gibraltar, causing a real dilemma for the authorities there and in UKFrancis Silva Lead author of a new book about Gibraltar and the Spanish Civil War
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Royal Gibraltar Police warn of people falling foul of a well-known online scam
Romance Fraud, is a scam that involves people being duped into sending money to criminals who go to great lengths to gain the victim’s trust and to convince them that they are in a genuine relationship