Gibraltar Today

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The Minister for Economic Development, Sir Joe Bossano addresses an ongoing row over supported employment.

We're experiencing extreme UV levels, are you applying your SPF? With 132 cases of skin cancer detected on the Rock last year, GHA dermatologist Dr Jose Ferrera says people in Gibraltar suffer from skin cancer at higher rates than neighbouring countries.

Also in health news today: The weight-loss drug Ozempic is now being prescribed by the GHA to eligible patients, Christina Cortes has been following the story.

And, local author Ronnie Barabich is releasing a new book: it's called Arnold Barobisio - unmasked - and proceeds will go to charity.

First, we spoke to our reporter Jonathan Sacramento who was live at Camp Bay where an oil spill has affected the shoreline.

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Our reporter Christina Cortes brings us the latest on the Morrisons pay offer.

Gibraltarian playwright Louis Emmitt-Stern, whose play 'Spaceships' took London by storm is back on the Rock.

And, £2.8million, from the covid fund, public donations, will now be used to refurbish the main entrance to St. Bernard's hospital and the primary care centre. The Minister for Public Health and environment John Cortes was in the studio.

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A busy day for the DPC, our reporter Kevin Ruiz brings us the latest plans.

One of the applications for a new international college by the Cross of Sacrifice was given outline planning permission. Kelly Anne Borge spoke to Criterion Group’s Gillaine Delipiani.

Dog trainer and enthusiast Nicole Corby also gave her thoughts on proposed plans for a new dog park.

But first the Tourism Minister, Vijay Daryanani speaks about what the Government is doing to get Gibraltar’s tourism back to what it was pre-pandemic.

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Kelly Anne Borge is joined by a few of the kids who have been embarking on GBC's first ever Broadcasting Summer Camp. Jake, Maisie, Sophie, Mai, Ethan, Scarlet and their Leader, Max, joyfully share how it's been going so far.

Before that however, our reporter Iain Triay Clarence breaks down the ongoing Globix case.

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GibAir to strike, Iain Triay-Clarence brings us the latest

The Disability Society reacts to the Budget, Debbie Borastero and Nicole Byrne describe it as "hugely disappointing"

8 year old puzzle champion Alma wins big and is joined by Mum Maya and Dad Raanan

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Who will form the next Spanish government? Following a tight election, the answer is by no means clear. We heard from Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia.

The President of the Gibraltar Morocco Business Association, Joshua Lhote - says Morocco offers a 'serious and effective' alternative to Spain for goods and services.

Miss Supranational is back on the rock – Michelle Lopez Desoisa tells us all about her experience in Poland.

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