Gibraltar Today

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.

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. 

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. 

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.

On the show today with Kelly-Anne Borge: Storm Oriana is wreaking havoc with gale force winds leading to a temporary road closure in the area of Kingsway Roundabout to Sir Herbert Miles Road. GBC Newsroom reporter Kev Ruiz has the latestA full sports round-up and lookahead with Jose Mari Ruiz Tomorrow, love is on the air - GBC prepares for a special live Valentine’s Day roadshow in aid of the GBC Open Day. Harriet Seed and Megan Stringer from the GBC Sales team update on how you can get involved.The annual Public Iftar returns on the 21st of February, organised by the Muslim Youth of Gibraltar. Aya Chahid tells us how the event has become a staple in the local calendar, growing year on year. And today is World Radio Day! At GBC we’re handing over the mic to some very special guests: broadcasting enthusiasts from PossAbilities. 

After a five hour confidential briefing on treaty text ahead of its public release. The Opposition Leader, Keith Azopardi, together with shadow cabinet members Damon Bossino & Roy Clinton were at Number Six afternoon going through the document. The newsroom’s Shelina Assomul told us more.But on Wednesday's we go into one topic in depth: The EV Foundation continues to support disadvantaged families whose household income is insufficient to afford basic necessities such as food, clothing, payment of utilities, rent, furniture and electrical home appliances, amongst many other needs. Nicole Jones is going to guide us through the charity's latest statistics. 

It's Safer Internet Day, with a strong focus on how children and young people can use artificial intelligence and smart technology safely and responsibly. Joining us is Caroline Carter, CEO of Childline.A unique endurance walking challenge is taking place this coming weekend. It's a 30-kilometre route from Spain back to Gibraltar. Organiser Mark Cooper explains how the idea came together.And Gibraltarian performer, Sarah Anne Mclaren, is back on the Rock fresh from a German production of Moulin Rouge!

We’ll start today’s episode with Jose Mari Ruiz who reflects on the weekend sport.We take a fascinating look into Gibraltar’s deep past with Professor Clive Finlayson, as the National Museum prepares for a public lecture. With recent storms prompting questions about how unusual our weather really is, he'll also be reflecting on historic extreme weather events. Gibraltar’s teenage entrepreneurs are once again trying their hands at building a business. The young enterprise scheme has just launched and today we'll find out about GibThreads. The annual Gibraltar Festival for Young Musicians has come to an end this weekend, we'll be speaking to some of the successful participants, with some live performances as well. And with midterm round the corner are you planning your next break? With evolving travel trends, from changing budgets to new destination hotspots, we'll speak to travel agent Jerome Mascarenhas.