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Gibraltar Today presented by Jonathan Scott brings you closer to the stories that matter to you.
Covering news, sport, lifestyle, host debates and interviews with the people making the headlines. If it’s being talked about in Gibraltar, we'll talk about it on GIBRALTAR TODAY.
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On Gibraltar Today with Claire Hernandez:GBC reporter Katy Docker updates the latest on the Ministry of Defense's drone security.This weekend saw Lincoln Red Imps add another trophy to their cabinet...the weekend sport is with Jose Mari RuizThe Drama Festival is coming up next week, we'll be looking ahead to some of the entries during this week's programmes... today Julian Felice tells us about Dramatis Personae's production for the festival. Julian is directing - Me, Myself And IambsDeveloping the creative space at Casemates... Helen discusses plans for the space, and the development of the Arts and Crafts AssociationThe Catholic church in Gibraltar celebrates special wedding anniversaries every year, 25th, 40th, 50th anniversaries. We hear more about the celebration of these special milestones from the Bishop Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to highlight the impact of neurological injuries and the resilience of those living with them. Stroke survivor John Shephard was in the studio.A new young adult supernatural mystery set in Gibraltar is bringing local folklore and ghostly legends to life for readers. Author Karim Vatvani is going to tell us all about his latest book. Robin Sheppard Capurro brought us the latest sports news.And we'll hear from some of the successful contestants who've competed at the 24th Gibraltar International Dance Festival. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Firefighters gathered outside No.6 Convent Place today as part of an ongoing pay dispute. Unite says the Government has made “misleading public statements” about firefighter salaries and is calling for talks to resolve the issue.RGP data shows the majority of domestic abuse victims are female; we'll hear from Detective Constable Kianna Hermida, Detective Sergeant Danny Howard and Detective Inspector Katy Chappory. Childline Gibraltar is marking its twentieth anniversary with a special Blue Week campaign. How can young people stay safe online? Childline CEO Caroline Carter and the charity's Community and Family Co-ordinator Charlotte Petersen joined us to discuss.GibSilver is launching its first ever Wellderly Week, a series of free activities designed to help Gibraltar’s over 55s stay active, connected and engaged in the community. We'll find out more on that. How many hours of sleep do you get a night? As part of Sleep Awareness Month, the GFSB is hosting a Health and Wellbeing session exploring how better rest can boost both health and productivity. We spoke to Nutritional Therapist MJ Feeke and the GFSB’s Dr Karl Alvarez. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the show today with Claire Hernandez:Learning more about a brand new initiative... the GibYellow awards. Troy Charvetto from GibYellow and Kim Chang from the GFSB explain moreTalking women's health with Dr Olivia Gonzalez - delving into the inequalities in healthcare, and why we need to keep talking about these issues Boxer Tyrone Buttigieg took the top prize in last night's Sports Awards, we find out more about the winners with Jose Mari Ruiz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the show with Claire Hernandez today:Asking our community: which women inspire you?We're looking at dementia care, prevention and research, with a recent conference taking place locally. The GHA’s Dementia Coordinator Karen Truman joins us in the studio to share what emerged from the conference.Women's Rugby 7s is taking off locally... Coach Tom Tunbridge and players Ashley Gonzalez and Sarah Dewey tell us moreWe welcome the newly appointed Officer in Charge of Infantry Judo, Warrant Officer Ethaniel Jeffries-Mor in the studioContinuing the sports theme, we look ahead to the annual Sports Awards live on GBC Television at 7pm. Sports reporters Jose Mari Ruiz and Robin Sheppard Capurro chat about the categories and the nominees. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We have an International Women's Day theme for today's episode. Our news editor Christine Vasquez came in to discuss the importance of International Women's DayWe spoke to team captain of Gibraltar's women's football Shania Robba and women's football development officer Arianne Risso: the women's team have recently played their first two World Cup qualifying matches over the last few days, we speak about their inspiration and how football is developing locallyHow important is education for young women? how can stereotypes in education be tackled? Those are some of the points discussed with Director of Education, Keri Scott Carmel Khalilian dropped in to speak about the event Give to Gain, an event organised by Women in Enterprise and the GFSB. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We look ahead to the women's home game against Bulgaria with sports reporter Robin Sheppard-Capurro.The new Director General of the GHA, Dr Paul Bosio has just finished his first week in his new role. We'll be asking him about the position he's taken up this week, and find out what his aims are for his time in the role.And Aaron Monteverde's new song 'Don't be Sad' is out now, and we have Aaron in the studio to talk about the song, and his music in general. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
As our coverage of the treaty continues, and after the unanimous vote in Parliament, we were joined by the Deputy Chief Minister Dr Joseph Garcia. World Hearing Day was marked on Tuesday, it's part of Hearing Loss Awareness Week. Edgar Triay from GHITA will talk to us about the importance of this year's theme, looking at detecting early hearing loss in children. We're also looking ahead to a milestone in Gibraltar's history with boxer Tyrone Buttigieg He's up for the Commonwealth title, it's a big bout, and we'll ask about how he's getting prepared. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
As the Parliamentary debate on the Treaty text continues, today's programme continues the conversation.The Leader of the Opposition, Keith Azopardi is in the studio; he addressed parliament yesterday.And News Editor Christine Vasquez and Senior Broadcast Journalist Ros Astengo will come together for the latest reactions and analysis of the treaty and the parliamentary debate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The first remote robotic surgery has successfully been carried out in Gibraltar. We speak to Minister for Health & Care Gemma Arias Vasquez, and Dr Andrew Gordon about the historic first, and what it could mean for the future of the GHA.In this morning's session of Parliament the Chief Minister said an agreement between Gibraltar and the UK must include safeguards giving the Rock a role in any termination trigger. Ros Astengo has been following proceedingsBuy a brick, build a future, is a new campaign helping build a school in Ghana. Louise Barea, founder of Help me learn Africa tells us about the campaign and how your support can help.And tax specialist Grahame Jackson will be in the studio talking about the 5th anniversary of his podcast International Tax Bites. He'll tell us about some of the guests he's spoken to over the years, and where it might be going next. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sir Peter Caruana says ratification of the Treaty should not be triggered by Gibraltar Parliament, until the UK provides the Rock with assurances. Sir Peter was in the studio, interviewed by Senior Broadcast Journalist Ros Astengo Helping young people learn about how money works, First Coins, Foundations of Wealth by James Brenig is a money guide that aims to help understanding the principles of saving and investments. James tells us about what inspired him to write this book.Grease the Musical is coming to the John Mackintosh Hall theatre in April, performed by a cast of Prior Park students. We meet the main characters, Sam Foster and Charlotte Brownhill, with teacher Sarah AlbornWe also catch up with the latest sport. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gibraltar’s elected representatives could debate the text of the Treaty for Gibraltar’s future relationship with the EU as early as Tuesday. The Chief Minister says he envisions a vibrant, positive and growing Gibraltar after the Treaty. Ros Astengo brings us the latest from Viewpoint. Aniridia advocate Eloise Durante joins us to share her journey living with the rare genetic eye condition, with tomorrow being Rare Disease day. The season of Lent is underway, and the annual Lenten Lunches return — Navy Chaplain Father Danny Hernandez will be with us in the studio.Plus, the latest sports news.And, leading names in music education are in Gibraltar. We’ll be joined by Professor Andy Stott and UK gospel singer Wayne Ellington, as well as GAMPA's Jeremy Perez. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The long-awaited Treaty text has been published.The agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union in relation to Gibraltar is divided into seven main Parts and 41 Annexes with many of its contents now to be enshrined in Gibraltar Law. Three stages remain – its signature, ratification and implementation.It will now be taken to the Gibraltar Parliament on an amendable motion for debate. The approval of Parliament will be the signal to the United Kingdom to proceed to ratification.It also needs the consent of the EU Parliament.GBC News editor Christine Vasquez was given an embargoed copy of the treaty text ahead of publication and brings us an extensive report. The Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo, also joined us in the studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Fabian Picardo gave before the UK Parliament Select Committee this morning. The hearing is part of the review of the UK - Overseas Territories Joint Declaration which seeks to re-affirm the deep links and partnerships.And, in anticipation of the treaty text publication - today we're going to discuss the future of business on the Rock. Joining us in the studio first, John Isola from the Chamber of Commerce and the GFSB's Owen Smith. We'll also be speaking to business owners George Russo, Chris Walker and Elka Olivares a little later on. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We'll be looking ahead to Sir Mo Farah's visit to Gibraltar in April, which was announced this morning. Caitlin Lavagna has a new track! It's a collaboration called Endless Goodbye, we'll hear more about the track and about what Caitlin's up to.Infant feeding coach Karen Kelly is also in the studio. With a new breastfeeding support group starting up next month, we ask Karen about some of the issues facing parents and carers and how they can get involved in the group.And CorreLibre is celebrating ten years of bringing together runners and walkers on the Rock. Michaela Rees will be running into the studio and telling us what this ten year anniversary will bring. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Large parts of Gibraltar were left without electricity in the early hours of this morning, as GibElec carried out commissioning tests on the new Battery Energy Storage System. Reporter Katy Docker has more. The Youth Service has launched a social media campaign tackling addiction and substance misuse among young people, in collaboration with the Care Agency and GAMPA. We're also going to look ahead to a concert organised by the Classical Music Society featuring Cellist Michael Kevin Jones and pianist John Bryden .We'll also have all the latest sports news with our reporter Robin Sheppard Capurro. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We're getting to know the Gibraltar Methodist Church's new Superintendent Minister, Reverend David Barrett.A story that's sparked a lot of conversation this week: Government aims to end summer hours in schools; a move which would see term times shortened. Our reporter Katy Docker has been in town to see what you make of the move.What's happening in the world of sports? We'll have the latest with Robin Sheppard Capurro. Local author, David Chevasco is preparing to launch not one, not two, but three new books, offering a personal glimpse into his life and travels.We'll also be talking about celebrating llanito with Davina Barbara from Cultural Services. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein.The EU’s new Entry/Exit System comes into force on April 10th — but will it mean delays at the border? Newsroom journalist Ros Astengo joins us.Gibraltarian Roslynn Beighton reflects on working on the frontlines of human rights protection around the world.Friends and family of Rory Culatto prepare for a memorial walk in aid of Brain Tumour Research.And the Simply Strings Classical Charity Concert is to raise funds for SNAG. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
With recent storms devastating homes across Spain, Morocco and Portugal, humanitarian workers in Gibraltar have been rallying to support those affected. Jojo France is focusing on efforts across the border in particular.Today is Ash Wednesday, marking the beginning of Lent, with churches around Gibraltar offering the distribution of ashes to full congregations. We'll hear from Roman Catholic Bishop Monsignor Charles Azzopardi. We're also going to find out how the Age Symposium has gone this morning at the John Mackintosh Hall.And, we'll be hearing about charity work being done in some of the most remote parts of the Sahara Desert with Kevin Davis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We're finding out about an Age Symposium happening tomorrow launched by the Ministry of Equality. It's aimed at ensuring older people are active partners in decision-making. The Ministry's Marlene Dalli tells us more. It’s Pancake Day - Shrove Tuesday - and it's one of the Cancer Relief Centre's biggest fundraisers of the year. GBC's Iain Triay Clarence reports from the Calpe Rowing Club where the charity is serving pancakes to the community. With the Young Enterprise scheme well underway we'll be joined by another student led business - Monuva is turning recycled plastic into 3D-printed products inspired by Gibraltar’s rich heritage.The next Native Tongues Open Mic Night is taking place this Thursday, shining a spotlight on local and original talent. Singer-songwriter Nathanial Lobner will be treating us to a live performance.And, what's happening in the world of sports? Jose Mari Ruiz will bring us the latest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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