Gibraltar Today

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The budget session continues in Parliament: MPs deliver their economic plans for the upcoming financial year, ahead of next week's treaty implementationMinister for equality, culture and tourism, Christian Santos was addressing the house this morning. Parliament has now recessed until 4pm. Local singer Hannah Mauro has recently performed in New York. Hannah will join us to discuss her trip with the UK Show Choir.Finishing the week with quite a musical show because we'll also hear the Jesse Tree's latest release. The Jesse Tree's single, Amabella, is now available in SpanishAnd have you ever wanted to teach your dog a few new moves? Bettina Szabo of Dancing Paws Gibraltar, along with a very special guest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On tonight's Viewpoint, Jonathan Sacramento is joined by analysts to take a closer look at what has been revealed so far in Parliament this week. Jonathan will tell us what's in store. The GSLA's Sports Train and Stay and Play programmes are up and running, with hundreds of students signed up. We'll hear how week one has gone so far and what the plans are for the rest of summerThe Angry Chill Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club is going from strength to strength. They brought home an impressive medal haul from a competition in Malaga over the weekend and will join us soon. And the Nautilus Project has invited students from Bolton to Gibraltar. The charity is hosting them as part of an ongoing exchange programme, we'll hear what their first impressions of the Rock have been. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode is the next instalment of our Beach Wednesdays series, this time recorded live from La Caleta.We discuss many of the concerns affecting Caleta beach goers, such as the Eastside Development and the well-known “remolino”.And Christine Vasquez also spoke to Stefan Borge in the studio to discuss the Budget speeches from this morning's parliament session. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fabian Picardo was in Parliament today giving what will be his final budget address as Chief Minister. We discussed some of the highlights from the morning session as he outlined the government's spending plans against the backdrop of the UK/EU treaty, which will be signed next Tuesday in Brussels.Disability Pride month is celebrated in July, Donovan Galia and Jenny Victory of the Special Needs and Disability Office will tell us about the work being done to promote inclusion and equity on the RockAnd members of the Youth Service have been honing their skills both behind and in front of the camera, the Youth Service has been providing media production training and experience, we'll find out how that's been going. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The ESG and GONHS have raised concerns over Gibraltar's increased bluefin tuna quota. Keith Bensusan and Janet Howitt join us to explain why they're calling for greater scrutiny of local fishing.Jose Mari Ruiz brings us the latest sports news, including a look back at Tyrone Buttigieg's fight in San Roque.Fresh from a summer camp in Italy, this year's Nautilus Project Volunteer Award winner Cameron Byrne joins us to tell us about the experience.And the United States marked Independence Day over the weekend. James Lasry will be here to discuss what the occasion means for the American Chamber of Commerce in Gibraltar and how it was celebrated on the Rock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The government's new residency policy is raising concerns in the business community. The GFSB believes incoming changes will have a negative impact on employers and put business owners off Gibraltar. GFSB Chair, Owen Smith will be here to tell us moreIt's 83 years since Polish General, Sikorski died in a tragic accident in Gibraltar waters, the Heritage Trust is marking the anniversary with the co-author of a new investigation into the plane crash, Chris Wroblewski. Cultural Services has a busy summer schedule lined up, expanding its offering with some new events aimed at adults. Tasmin Griffth will be here to let you know which dates to mark in your calendar We'll have the latest sports news too and Darts fans have a weekend full of action in store: The Gibraltar Open gets underway at the Europa Sports Complex today. Doubles pair Justin Hewitt and Craig Galliano join us ahead of their first match this evening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We put your questions to the Leader of the Opposition. GSD Leader Keith Azopardi joins was live in the studio for Opposition: Your Questions.England were in action against Congo last night at the FIFA World Cup, but with major tournaments often bringing heightened emotions, the Royal Gibraltar Police is reminding the public that abuse is never acceptable. The RGP is encouraging victims and witnesses to report concerns and seek support.And, the Nautilus Project has been named the overall winner of the inaugural GibYellow Awards. We'll be hearing from five of its young members, fresh from last night's gala at the Sunborn. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the first of July and it's the first of our Summer Beach Wednesdays here on Gibraltar Today. Over the coming weeks we'll be visiting Gibraltar's beaches, hearing your memories, your favourite spots, and the issues that matter most to you.Today's episode was recorded live from Eastern Beach, where both locals and visitors alike enjoy early morning dips, long afternoons and plenty of space to set up your beach umbrella. It's also where recent concerns over sediment plumes linked to nearby reclamation works have sparked plenty of public discussion.We discussed the sediment plumes with the Environmental Safety Group's Janet Howitt, as also spoke to some regular beach goers who shared what they love - and what they think could be better - about Eastern Beach. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Chamber of Commerce hits out at the government after last week's power cut, saying that if they cannot provide a reliable power supply, they should bring in professionals who can.Government Project Director, Carl Viagas brings us up to speed with the ongoing works at the Northern Defences, where new discoveries are being uncovered..Crisis Manager, Joe Bishop, shares the benefit of his experience, as we look at Venezuela in the aftermath of recent earthquakes.And Phoenix Dance company looks ahead to the opening of their very first show, Wonka's World of Wonder kicks off this coming Friday at the John Mackintosh Hall. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gibraltar has made sporting history, winning its first ever medal at the FIBA European Championship for Small Countries. We'll look back at the team's achievement and bring you all the latest sports news.An exhibition inspired by Gorham's Cave and the story of human evolution is coming to the Rock. Traces of Humanity opens at the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery this week, and we'll find out what visitors can expect.We'll be speaking to this year's Gibraltar Pride Award 2026 winner - our very own Michael Beltran. We'll also be discussing the link between art and mental health. Helen Rea from Gibraltar Arts and Crafts will be here to tell us about an upcoming creative wellbeing workshop.And, do you have a treasured piece of jewellery or family heirloom in need of repair? You could be the perfect candidate for a brand new GBC TV programme, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As Pride Month comes to an end, we look ahead to tomorrow's celebrations. Coco and Isis will be in the studio. We'll have all the latest sporting news with Robin Sheppard Capurro as Gibraltarian Stella McComb is selected to compete with the Great Britain dressage team at next European championships. With, the GSLA's Summer Sports Train is just around the corner. Some of the team behind this year's programme will be in the studio to tell us what's in store.The Spring Short Story Competition attracted close to 250 entries this year. We'll be hearing from some of the winners.A Gibraltar Today exclusive - your first chance to hear Melon Diesel's brand new release very soon.And, singer song writer Bevan Soga has teamed up with DJ Michael Crome. They'll be joining me to talk about the collaboration. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Venezuelan GP Dr George Simon is appealing to Gibraltar's Venezuelan community to support those affected by recent earthquakes in his home country, amid reports of widespread damage, collapsing buildings and tsunami alerts. We'll also hear from 23-year-old Gibraltarian Ben Vasquez, who has experienced powerful tremors in Japan during his charity trek for the British Red Cross.The Gibraltar Photographic Society continues its 60th anniversary celebrations, with a special exhibition now open in Morocco.A new album from local rapper James Ablitt explores themes of mental health and personal growth. A Beautiful Mind is due for release later this summer, and today we'll get a preview of some of the material. And Peninsula Events is celebrating its ten year anniversary and organisers are preparing for their biggest event yet. We'll be finding out what's happening at Western Beach this Saturday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ten years to the day since we woke up to the Brexit referendum result. Gibraltar voted overwhelmingly to remain in the European Union, but the UK as a whole voted to leave.With Brexit implementation day now just weeks away, we'll be speaking to business owners in Gibraltar's hospitality industry about what this summer could bring — and the uncertainty still hanging over the sector. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Gibraltar Music Festival is making its long-awaited return this September. GMF Summer Sessions will bring three nights of live music to the Europa Sports Arena, featuring international stars James Morrison, Rosario and Billy Ocean alongside a strong line-up of local talent.The search is on for this year's Miss Gibraltar - We'll be catching up with organiser Kelvin Hewitt soon. As well as Ashlyn Gonzlez, who will be representing the rock at an international level at the Miss Supranational Pageant in Poland. We'll be finding out more about Ashlyn's From the Ground Up project, inspired by her own journey with scoliosis.And, Another former Miss Gibraltar contestant, Akisha Ferrell, has gone from strength to strength since taking part in the pageant a few years ago. Akisha is back on the Rock after success abroad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the show today with Kelly-Anne Borge:The UK Prime Minister resigns - Following days of speculation, Sir Keir Starmer steps down as Labour Leader. It triggers a leadership contest that will begin next month.The Chief Minister joins me for Direct Democracy; Fabian Picardo is LIVE in the studio, answering your questions.And Robin Sheppard Capurro brings us all the latest sporting news Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We start today's episode catching up with the weekend sport with Robin Sheppard Capurro.Gibraltar's darts stars have returned from the PDC World Cup of Darts in Frankfurt after competing against the sport's elite. Justin Hewitt joins us in the studio, and we'll also hear from Craig Galliano as they reflect on their performances on the world stage.The International Lions Club of Gibraltar has donated around £20,000 to 26 local charities and community organisations. President Manuel Olivera and volunteer Jackie Dalli will be here to tell us more.Gibraltar is preparing to host the FIBA European Championship for Small Countries next week. National team players Thomas Yome and Jamie McGrail join us to look ahead to the tournament. And we speak to Ros Astengo about last night's Viewpoint programme. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Gibraltar Today with Kelly-Anne Borge:Bishop Charles Azzopardi has returned from Barcelona after attending a major celebration at the iconic Sagrada Família, where Pope Leo presided over Mass before more than 120,000 people. The Bishop is in the studio to tell us about the experience.Cancer Relief Gibraltar has been marking Carers Week by recognising the invaluable contribution of carers in our community. The charity is also appealing for donations of pre-loved books to help raise funds through its popular book nooks.Also back on the Rock, broadcaster and former GBC CEO James Neish has just returned from Pakistan.James joins us in the studio to reflect on his time there and discuss what might come next in his broadcasting career.And outdoor movies are back for the summer! Odette Benatar will be here to tell us more about this year's programme, bringing some favourite films back to the big screen under the stars. Which films would you like to see at an outdoor screening? Dirty Dancing, Mamma Mia!, The Goonies and Jurassic Park are just some of the suggestions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Works to demolish canopies at the frontier have started ahead of Treaty implementation. Spain began removing its infrastructure at the exit from Gibraltar to Spain last night, so how's it looking in the light of day? We'll be reporting live from the frontier a little later on.The Calentita Food Festival is now just a couple days away, we'll be looking ahead to two evenings of street food, drinks, dancing and entertainment. We'll also be discussing the flavours that define us. From family recipes passed down through generations to the cultural influences that have shaped our cuisine. We'll be hearing from cookbook author Jessica Montado, food content creator, Rob Lomax, better known to his online audience as GastroRob, food reviewer, Rachel Payas, aka blurredlimes, and the author of Eat Like A Local: food writer, Jaime Knight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In his final address to the UN Special Committee on Decolonisation, the Chief Minister has said that although he will be replaced, Gibraltar's position will not change.Fabian Picardo used the opportunity to tell members of the committee in New York that the Rock will never giver up its right to self determination.The Government says it is very likely Gibraltar will ban social media for under-16s, following moves in the United Kingdom. We'll be hearing from Selwyn Figueras, founder of the Smartphone Free Childhood group. Meanwhile, one of the world's largest Artificial Intelligence communities is establishing a presence on the Rock. The AI Collective, which operates more than 100 chapters worldwide, officially launches its Gibraltar chapter this week. It's Loneliness Week, and GibSams is raising awareness of the importance of connection and support within our community. We'll find out more about the campaign and the help available.Bosom Buddies are calling on the public to get involved in their upcoming fashion show. We'll hear how you can take part and support the charity's work.And we'll round up all the latest sporting action from the long weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the show today with Claire Hernandez: Robin Sheppard-Capurro gives a round-up of local sportThe 5 in 5 challenge goes from strength to strength, raising money for local charities...They've announced this challenge as the Last Dance, but we'll find out shortly if they're actually hanging up their running shoes...Gibraltarians are well known for our love of food, but did you know we now have Food Tours?We speak to Daniel Sanchez about how this got off the ground and what it's all about.Rebecca Calderon and Charles Durante are in the studio to tell us more about BloomsdayAnd do you know how important flying animals are to Gibraltar's environment?We have some experts on flying animals to tell us all about bird and bat boxes that are being placed around our buildings to help our flying animals find shelter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

June is Pride month, we continue to look at the individual stories of members of the local LGBTQ+ community. Speaking about the challenges faced and how Pride continues to be relevant.We're finding out more about Learning from Auschwitz, an initiative that organises visits to the site of the Second World War concentration camp. Naomi Hassan-Weisfogel will join us shortly, along with some of the students who are preparing to travel to Poland this year.Eagles Hockey Club has come top in a Eurohockey challenge. We'll hear from team manager Chris Gomila along with players Joe Borg and Liam Lakhlia about their recent success.And speaking to us about longevity in the kitchen, Eva Guerini will give us the inside scoop on her new book. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An international pipe band is headlining a military concert at St Michael's Cave on Friday.Commander British Forces, Tom Guy, and SSAFA Chair, Alan Jones will tell us more about this charity event. Recently retired Gibraltar International Lee Casciaro will be looking back at a some of his iconic moments after calling time on his international career. And the women's national side reflect on their first ever World Cup qualifying campaign - We were joined by Tiffany Viagas, alongside Shania & Caitlan Robba. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a busy period for the Royal Gibraltar Police as the warmer weather brings a packed calendar of outdoor events across the Rock.Superintendent Paul Chipolina joins us in the studio to discuss policing priorities, public safety and what residents can expect over the summer months.A multilingual research project is exploring how our brains process different languages. We'll be finding out more about the BabelBrain project and the work being carried out by researchers from the University of Santiago de Compostella.A new podcast is aiming to start honest conversations about addiction, recovery and life after substance abuse. After the High is the creation of recovering addict Max McGriffen, who'll be joining us to share his story and the inspiration behind the project.And, a tabletop gaming YouTube channel has reached a major milestone, receiving YouTube's Silver Play Button after surpassing 100,000 subscribers. Steven Pardo, co-founder of SN Battle Reports, will be here to tell us about the achievement and the journey to building a global audience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

GSD Leader Keith Azopardi will be here to discuss the newly appointed members of the party's executive. Mr Azopardi will be joined by former GSD Leader, Daniel Feetham, who has been granted life membership of the party. We'll also hear from the Speaker of the House of Parliament. Karen Ramagge Phillips will be looking ahead to the launch of the first Youth Parliament in Gibraltar Also the latest sporting news with Jose Mari Ruiz.And with the school break round the corner, members of the GSLA will be in the studio announcing this year's summer sports programme. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gemma Arias-Vasquez is a step closer to becoming Gibraltar's first female Chief Minister. Ms Arias Vasquez was be in the studio alongside Nigel Feetham, who says he will not put his name forward. Also in today's episode: recent figures show that fraud losses in Gibraltar have amounted to 2.6 million pounds so far this year. We'll be speaking to members of the Gibraltar Bankers' Association about the growing threat and how people can protect themselves.We'll bring you the latest sports news ahead of the weekend - including a look ahead to Gibraltar vs Bulgaria later this afternoon in the Women's European Qualifiers . And today marks World Environment Day. Locally, the Nautilus Project is using the occasion to encourage everyone to do their part in protecting Gibraltar's waters and coastline. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We'll hear from the Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service following this morning's fire at Ocean Spa Plaza. Residents were evacuated while crews dealt with the blaze, and thankfully no injuries have been reported.It's a jampacked show today - Special Olympics Gibraltar has returned from the Switzerland National Summer Games with an outstanding medal haul after a successful bowling competition. Some of the athletes and team members will be joining me in the studio.We'll also be joined by the recipients of this year's Youth Achievement Awards, recognising young people who have made a positive impact through leadership, achievement and community spirit.And this morning saw the presentation of the Brave Hearts Awards. The awards celebrate the courage of young people living with serious illnesses or undergoing medical treatment.Plus, Gibraltar's first Green Bus Stop will be officially launched tomorrow. The project, led by the Horticultural Society and OTWO, forms part of the wider Green Gibraltar campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the show today with Kelly-Anne Borge:It's Pride Month - a celebration of queer culture and community, and a time to recognise the struggles and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. We're joined by members of Gibraltar's LGBTQ+ Committee to discuss their personal experiences, the progress that's been made, and what still needs improving.And with Gibraltar taking on the British Virgin Islands in an international football friendly at Europa Point this evening, it also marks the end of an era:Lee Casciaro prepares to wear the Gibraltar shirt for the very last time. We reflect on his remarkable international career and preview tonight's match. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The number of sex offenders registered in Gibraltar has increased to 52. This represents a rise of almost 25% since February last year. Justice Minister Nigel Feetham intends to pass a law to keep sex offenders behind bars for longer.With the countdown on for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, we hear from Team Gibraltar's Chris Walker and veteran sports reporter, John Shephard.Europa Women's Hockey players are back from a successful EuroHockey tournament. Manager Christian Zammit and Gissela will be telling us about their experienceAnd some UK exchange students are with the Nautilus Project this week - Sidney Hooper from Bristol and Luca Tanti from Wales will be joining me in the studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With one month left before the school summer break Minister for Education, John Cortes will be joining me in the studio to discuss recently announced changes to the school year. We'll be discussing education with the Minister as well as plans for a wastewater treatment plant having been confirmed at the DPC. On that we'll also hear from architect, Ruth Massias Greenberg, who will be joining Eco Waters Director, Carlito Buhagiar. CLIPWe'll have the latest sporting news and in boxing, the Montegriffo brothers, Kriss and Evan are launching a future champions programme at the Wellington Boxing Club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming up on today's show with Kelly-Anne Borge:The change to school terms confirmed last Friday by the government has prompted plenty of debate in the past week.On last night's Viewpoint TV show, Ros Astengo heard opinions from students, teachers and parents, as they prepare for implementation of the new calendar in the coming weeks - we hear more about that and our social media opinion poll results.One of Gibraltar's most significant military heritage sites, The City Under Siege, is being officially unveiled today following a major restoration and interpretation project. We catch up with Christian Wright, Director of Wright Tech Media, who is also exploring historical links with Jersey. We'll also look ahead to the return of the popular Concerts by Candlelight series - St Michael's Cave will be illuminated by more than 1,000 candles for an evening of timeless music on 3rd June..School children are being invited to come up with names for the new electric buses that will be launched over the next few months. Adrian Dignam Mills from the Transport Ministry tells us moreAnd we have all the latest sporting news too, with Robin Sheppard-Capurro. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The conversation around school hour changes continues. We'll be hearing from the teachers union, NASUWT.Teenage entrepreneurs are joining us in the studio. Students from this year's Young Enterprise Scheme will be telling us about their business plans, including the members from the winning team, My Mind Matters .We'll also speak to Christina Giuffre, the children's author has launched the third book in her Dear Friend series; "Dear Unique One: Let's Embrace Neurodiversity" was written in collaboration with PossAbilities.And the Amateur Radio Society is celebrating 50 years in Gibraltar. There's an exhibition at John Mackintosh Hall looking back at the history of amateur radio on the Rock, John King and Ronnie Payas will be coming in to tell us more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We'll be looking at autism awareness and support in Gibraltar, hearing from families about the importance of diagnosis and understanding. There's a family fun day lined up at Casemates this Sunday, Awesome Autism Awareness, to raise funds for Little Smiles. And over 800 tickets have already been sold for this year's Back to the Classics at the Bayside Sports Complex. Joining me to look ahead to Friday's event will be AndriaOlivares, Danny Moreno and Jesse Sampere. They'll even be treating us to some live music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

School calendar changes: what are your thoughts on the matter? We hear reactions from affected parents. We're looking ahead to the Classical Music Society's performance of 'The Armed Man, A Mass for Peace'. It's been described as a modern masterpiece and will be performed at the World War Two Tunnels. We'll be discussing the spring migration season with Dr Keith Bensusan from GONHS.We'll also be having all the latest sporting news, including success for the basketball under 14s.A Weightlifting Association is in the process of being set up. Local athlete James Perera is helping to lead the initiative. And Breast Cancer Support is looking forward to a huge month of fundraising - it's the return of Walkers 4 Knockers! We spoke to Heidi Alman Jeffries from Breast Cancer Support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's pre-eclampsia awareness day. It's a condition that affects approximately 5% of pregnant women, we'll be hearing from Aimie Desoisa who was one of them.Local band GibFloyd have composed and produced an original piece of music inspired by the evacuation. We're going to hear a short tease of the song "Who We Are" today and the music video premiers on GBC TV later this evening. The Fire and Rescue Service is issuing advice as the Upper Rock Nature Reserve enters a high-risk season for fires. We'll have the latests porting news ahead of the weekend. And, we'll be discussing Biological Diversity. This year the United Nations is calling for urgent grassroots action at a community level. We'll be joined by members of the horticultural Society Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gibraltar's national teams are both in action in the next couple of weeks! We'll be hearing from head coach of the men's team, Scott Wiseman and Naomi Victor of the women's national side.GACO Women in Compliance Gibraltar is hosting a panel discussion next week. GACO's, Karishma Gracia will join us in the studio to tell us more about “Leading the Conversation: Women, Voice and Impact”.A local artist is making a splash abroad. Nadine Collado returns from exhibiting her work in Paris.And, a new community-focused space designed to support mums and babies is launching soon. From post-partum fitness to sensory mornings, founder Charlotte Bailey will join us in the studio to tell us more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Youth Service's Mingle group is creating a space for young adults to connect. It provides a safe and welcoming environment for people aged 18 to 30. We spoke to some of the Mingle members in the studio.The Fine Arts Association is hosting a special visit by Valerie Ringrose, Head of Business Development at Business to Arts Ireland. We'll be meeting Valerie and speaking to some of the local members of the association. St. Anne's pupils are helping the nautilus project celebrate ten years. We'll be joined by some of the youngsters involved.Over the last few months we've also been meeting some of this year's Young Enterprise teams. The final of this year's competition takes place this evening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bathing season officially gets underway this Saturday - with the Eastside project in full swing, we'll look at infrastructural changes, new road systems and potential interruptions to beachgoers. Six Barbary macaques will be fitted with GPS collars as part of ongoing research to support their long-term management. Vet Mark Pizarro, who forms part of Gibraltar's Macaque Management Team will join us.It's the Convent Garden Open Day; with everyone invited to visit on this lovely, sunny Tuesday. We spoke to Claire Hernandez live from the Convent Garden.And, we'll be finding out about independent film Magdalena's Land. We'll be joined by some of the actors and producer of the project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The latest sporting news, including the futsal playoff final, with Robin Sheppard-Capurro. GSD MP Joelle Ladislaus has been appointed Vice Chair of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's Overseas Territories Women Parliamentarians Network. Joelle Ladislaus will join us in the studio to talk about her new role.Childline Gibraltar is marking both the International Day of Families and International Child Helpline Day. The charity is shining a spotlight on the support services available to families in the community. And, how long do you think you'd last on water in a cardboard boat? The Charity Cardboard Boat Race is making waves once again this summer, we're finding out more with some of the organisers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fashion, creativity and craftsmanship are taking centre stage as the Fashion Collective presents Maison Renaissance. Fashion designers Charlene Figueras and Dorcas Hammond will join us in the studio.The GRA is bringing together regulators, legal experts and industry professionals for a major Data Protection Workshop. It will cover everything from AI governance and children's privacy to cybersecurity and anti money laundering.The winners of the 2026 Spring Visual Arts Competition have been announced. The overall Ministry of Culture Award went to Hannah Cavilla Latin. We'll have more on this year's winners.Robin Sheppard-Capurro also brought us the latest sporting news. And, the Annual Classic Vehicle Rally returns to Casemates tomorrow, bringing together vintage and classic car enthusiasts from Gibraltar and abroad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Get Lippy Day campaign is encouraging people to break taboos and speak openly about gynaecological cancers and the symptoms that should never be ignored. We'll be joined by cancer survivors Francesca Makey, Sophie Clifton Tucker Hedley and Melanie Chipolina Guilliano.As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we'll be hearing from General Health Psychologist Héctor Lozano, who will lead a session, on “From Worry to Action”, later this evening. The OTWO Eco Festival is happening this weekend! Sun, music, community spirit and sustainability come together as the event returns for its 5th anniversary at Europa Pool tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

More than three thousand people in Gibraltar are living with diabetes, with local rates significantly higher than in the UK. We'll be discussing diabetes in depth with the local support charity. And the final voting phase is now underway for the GibYellow Awards Gala 2026, Gibraltar's first public-voted celebration of business excellence. SHORT TROY Organisers are now inviting the public to cast the deciding votes ahead of the live awards ceremony in July. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sir Keir Starmer is fighting to remain Prime Minister after more than eighty Labour MPs publicly called on him to resign. More on that with Jonathan Sacramento from the Newsroom.It's mental health awareness week, the theme this year is 'Action' - this can be a call for personal action but it's also an opportunity for organisations to call on institutions for change. We'll be having an indepth discussion with George Parody, author of the Mental Health Board and also Director General of the GHA Dr Paul Bosio and Conchita Triay of the Mental Welfare Society.It's also International Nurses Day, a moment to recognise the skill, compassion and leadership of nurses. Romina Moreno will be here to reflect on more than 25 years in the profession. And, this weekend will see the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride returning to the Rock. We'll be chatting motorbikes, tweed jackets and a serious message about men's health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Disability rights campaigner Eric Rowbottom has resigned from the Disability Council, saying he can no longer remain part of a body he believes is failing to push urgently enough for equality and inclusion. Eric joined us in the studio.It's the start of mental health week. We'll be joined by members of charity Clubhouse and also artist Jacqima Rios who's launching an exhibition tied to her own mental health. The latest sporting news including futsal with Jose Mari Ruiz. And, the Horticultural Society is stepping up its efforts to make Gibraltar greener. Annabelle Mor Codali will be here to tell us about a series of community planting initiatives. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We'll have a lookahead to weekend sports and hearing from Gibraltar's walking footballers who have returned from Mallorca as 65+ champions after a standout performance.The Gibraltar Literary Festival is returning with a packed line-up already beginning to take shape. Cultural Services CEO Seamus Byrne will join us to tell us more. A 23 year old Gibraltarian is walking across the length of Japan to raise funds for the British Red Cross. We'll be catching up with Ben Vasquez.We discuss what was a lively debate on ViewPoint last night on travel and tourism, which featured Ministers John Cortes and Christian Santos and the GSD's Damon Bossino and Giovanni Origo.The Young enterprise competition is in full swing, today we'll be finding out about Hidden Gems.And, every year family and friends come together to remember Jay Alman through music, fundraising and community spirit. We'll be looking ahead to Jay Day, happening tomorrow at the Rock on the Rock club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Transport changes across Gibraltar, with new measures aimed at easing congestion and improving traffic flow. We'll break down what it all means.The Health Authority has introduced a faster, more efficient way of delivering cancer treatment, with a new injectable therapy. GHA Director General Dr Paul Bosio joins us in the studio.The Regulatory Authority is hosting a major Data Protection Workshop later this month, focusing on privacy, AI and cybersecurity.And applications are now open for this year's Miss Gibraltar competition. No1 Models Director Kelvin Hewitt joins us, as the organisation signs a new three-year deal to produce the pageant.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Justice Minister says he is considering introducing chemical castration for the most serious sexual offences. More on that with reporter Katy Docker.And, Cancer Relief's Dying Matters campaign is encouraging people to have open conversations about living well until the end and how we can preserve our legacies - As part of Dying Matters Week we'll be joined by some of the Cancer Relief team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.