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The 2025 Radio Days Europe Conference is underway - this year's motto is: “Designing the Future of Audio”. GBC's CEO James Neish will be one of the contributors in tomorrow's 'Long Live Local' session. We spoke to him live from Athens.
10% of the local population is diabetic. That is substantially more than 6% in the UK. So, what support is there for those in Gibraltar with type 1 or 2 Diabetes? We spoke to mother and daughter, Susan and Courtney Edwards.
The EU Commission has delayed reviewing its list of high-risk jurisdictions after opposition from the far-right grouping in the European Parliament. The Spanish press reports the right-wing coalition, continues to block Gibraltar’s removal from the list. Our reporter Jonathan Sacramento has been following the story.
The Gibraltar Model Soldier Society is hosting an exhibition at the Gustavo Bacarisa Gallery Ahead of its opening this evening, we speak to Joe Martinez of the society, which was founded in 1981. He told us what people can look forward to in this exhibition.
From Spain to Senegal, through deserts and mountains, Dom has dedicated weeks of his life to raise money and awareness of the RifCom charity. Starting in December, he has cycled 4000 km, in what people are calling 'Dom's Desert Odyssey' We caught up with Domien Doms in the studio, along with Julian Camble from RifCom.
And, Louis Parral filled us in with the latest local sports news, with the race for forth spot in men’s football league, and the first time in the athletics association’s history that the local road running season has been so tight.
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By GBCThe 2025 Radio Days Europe Conference is underway - this year's motto is: “Designing the Future of Audio”. GBC's CEO James Neish will be one of the contributors in tomorrow's 'Long Live Local' session. We spoke to him live from Athens.
10% of the local population is diabetic. That is substantially more than 6% in the UK. So, what support is there for those in Gibraltar with type 1 or 2 Diabetes? We spoke to mother and daughter, Susan and Courtney Edwards.
The EU Commission has delayed reviewing its list of high-risk jurisdictions after opposition from the far-right grouping in the European Parliament. The Spanish press reports the right-wing coalition, continues to block Gibraltar’s removal from the list. Our reporter Jonathan Sacramento has been following the story.
The Gibraltar Model Soldier Society is hosting an exhibition at the Gustavo Bacarisa Gallery Ahead of its opening this evening, we speak to Joe Martinez of the society, which was founded in 1981. He told us what people can look forward to in this exhibition.
From Spain to Senegal, through deserts and mountains, Dom has dedicated weeks of his life to raise money and awareness of the RifCom charity. Starting in December, he has cycled 4000 km, in what people are calling 'Dom's Desert Odyssey' We caught up with Domien Doms in the studio, along with Julian Camble from RifCom.
And, Louis Parral filled us in with the latest local sports news, with the race for forth spot in men’s football league, and the first time in the athletics association’s history that the local road running season has been so tight.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.