There's a very sporty theme to the show today, with Kelly-Anne Borge!

We start though, with a focus on the local taxi service. After questions surrounding Spanish taxis crossing into Gibraltar following the treaty signing, the Ministry of Transport has reiterated that only Gibraltar-licensed taxis can operate locally. We find out what you think

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We have our first reports from the Commonwealth Games, including a catch up with weightlifter Holly O'Shea.

Team Gibraltar's Swimmer Jordan Gonzalez was the first local athlete in action this morning in the 50-metre backstroke, and we catch up with him.

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In rugby, the Campion Sevens have been crowned Gibraltar Open champions. We look back at a successful rugby season on the Rock with members of the winning team.

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It's a triumphant return for Stylos Dance Studios after the Dance World Cup Finals in Dublin. They're back with an impressive haul of medals, including several newly crowned world champions.

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And the GSLA Summer Sports Programme is in full swing. We hear how the programme is helping young leaders gain valuable work experience.

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The Government says the causes of delays affecting medication deliveries into Gibraltar have now been identified and are being addressed by the Spanish authorities. Ministers insist there has been no impact on patient care, while the Opposition says the problems should have been anticipated.

Health Minister Gemma Arias-Vasquez will join us with the latest.

The first fixed penalty notice has been issued to a Spanish taxi driver since the new treaty arrangements came into effect.

Stewart Harrison from the Ministry of Transport joins us to discuss enforcement, fines, and concerns raised by Gibraltar's taxi drivers.

Could volunteering overseas change your life?

Human rights activist Roslynn Beighton joins us to explain why she believes it can.

It's Disability Pride Month.

Raymond Risso shares his experience of living with Tourette's syndrome and what Disability Pride means to him.

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This week we’re live from Sandy Bay as we find out what your favourite things are about this beach, what needs improving, and what’s been happening this year.

On this afternoon’s show we’ll be speaking with Chief Inspector Mark Schembri, there have been complaints about antisocial behaviour at Sandy Bay and he’ll be giving some insight into policing beaches.

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We’ll also hear from Karon Mifsud who’s been out on the water this morning as part of SUPability’s active ageing programme, she’ll be telling us more about all the benefits of stand up paddleboarding

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The President of the Tuna Fishing Club will be having his say about recent concerns expressed by environmental groups, Sam Marrache will join me to discuss the tuna season on the Rock and what keeps fishermen coming back for more every year

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And we'll be joined by a lifeguard. who will be able to give us some insight into what are the highs, what are the lows, how does it feel to be entrusted with people's safety? 

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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 implementation

Minister 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 Spanish

And have you ever wanted to teach your dog a few new moves? Bettina Szabo of Dancing Paws Gibraltar, along with a very special guest.

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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 summer

The 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.

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