The Barbary macaques have been making headlines this week, after a new study found they’re eating soil to counteract the effects of junk food consumed from tourists.

Stephen Warr from the Department of the Environment and Audisa Rodriguez from the Ministry of Tourism will join us to unpack what this means for wildlife management and visitor behaviour on the Rock.

The Llanito History Doctor, also known as Ryan Asquez, has been presenting his work at the University of Oxford. Ryan joined us in the studio.

Also at the University of Oxford, student Aditya Dhanwani has represented Gibraltar at the Commonwealth Youth Development Summit, where he delivered a speech on young enterprise.

And, a special fundraiser at King’s Chapel this Sunday will bring together the Gibraltar and Portsmouth Military Wives Choirs, SSAFA and the Band and Corps of Drums of the Royal Gibraltar Regiment.

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