Gibraltar Today

We'll find out about the Rotary Club of Gibraltar's collaboration with the Nautilus project. Marine biologist Lewis Stagnetto from The Nautilus Project and Rotary Club member Ron Wagemakers will be in the studio.We're also talking children’s oral health and debunking some common misconceptions with Emma Johnson from GHA’s Children’s Health Centre.A Llanito comedy with a paranormal twist set to hit the stage next month: we spoke to performers and writers Nathan Conroy and Michael Prescott. And the Gibraltar Philharmonic Society, has organised a special cello and piano recital. Chairman of the society, Ernest Gomez, will tell us about this world class classical performance, which is coming to Gibraltar.

On Wednesdays we go in depth on one topic - today's episode was recorded live from the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery, where the Gibraltar Through our Eyes and Voices, is on show. It's a photo exhibition created by users of St Bernadette’s Resource Centre. Thirty-one people have taken part in the six-month project organised by the Care Agency and backed by the Supported Needs Action Group. Participants have been capturing places that matter to them, from everyday spaces to locations that reflect their identity.We spoke to representatives from St Bernadette's, the Care Agency and the Supported Needs Action Group, as well as some of the photographers taking part in the exhibition.

Singer songwriter Simon Dumas is back on the Rock following a successful cathedral tour across the United States, most recently performing at the Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned.Have you ever heard of Functional Neurological Disorder? Tatiana Edwards has been living with complex chronic conditions including FND and Fibromyalgia and will be speaking to us about living with invisible illness.Gibraltar is set to host an AI Summit, bringing together global experts to explore the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on business and society. Toby White and Scott Simmons will join us in the studio to tell us what we can expect from this landmark event.And - Musicians and poets are being invited to take to the stage this week as the Native Tongues open mic night returns. Musician Sandra Wink will be performing on Thursday and will join us in the studio to tell us more about her work.

We’ll get all the latest sporting news in today’s sports roundup.We'll also be finding out about a new stand up paddle board made out of plant fibres, a new approach to sustainability in water sports being developed right here in Gibraltar.Former ITV News presenter and media coach Hannah Shellswell, is on the Rock bringing her years of broadcast experience. She'll be in the studio.And we spoke to renowned watercolour artist James Foot, who's bringing a brand new exhibition to the John Mackintosh Hall.

Spain’s Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares defends the Gibraltar EU treaty, and the Chief Minister responds. Jonathan Sacramento brings us the latest.Today marks what would have been treaty implementation day, and the first full rollout of the EU’s Entry-Exit system. Shelina Assomull was at the border this morning.We catch up with James Neish, reporting from Islamabad as security tightens ahead of expected US-Iran talks.Plus, new discoveries in Gibraltar’s historic defences with architect Carl Viagas.And, the latest sports news, along with a live performance from Della Slade, singing her new single Risk.

With the Pool Nations Cup taking place right here on the Rock, we're looking at ten days of international matches, putting Gibraltar firmly on the map. Our sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz was live from the Europa Sports Complex where the event is taking place.Marlene Dalli from the Ministry of Equality and Jyza Sheriff from the Customer Care Hub joined us in the studio. Talking about what's available and who can benefit from the assistance provided, and looking ahead to a special digital inclusion event to help over 65s navigate e-services  Nayan Jeffries is raising funds for Amnesty International UK. He's recently completed a running challenge and is preparing for a 5 day trek in Peru.And we're looking ahead to a lovely annual event, the Spring Flower Show, with Annabelle Mor-Codali. She's joined by Paul Passano to speak of a new collaboration and the launch of the Urban Oasis Award.

Gibraltarian pool player Nicky Correa has made history by becoming the first from the Rock to compete on the Ultimate Pool Professional Tour, going on to reach the final. Nicky will be here to reflect on a remarkable run that’s put Gibraltar firmly on the international pool map.In football, Lincoln Red Imps edge closer to the league title after a late dramatic win. Sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz will also be here with the latest.Are you familiar with the q-ninja website? School students Ishaan and Rohan Samtani built Q-Ninja and it's seen over 80,000 hits in less than two years. The brothers will be in the studio to discuss changes at the border and what it means for their project. For classical music lovers: Haydn’s Stabat Mater is coming to Holy Trinity Cathedral on Thursday 16th April. The Classical Music Society's founders Phillip Borge McCarthy and Anthony Roper de Almeida will join us in the studio. And have you ever signed up for a marathon by accident? Paul Robinson is turning an accidental marathon entry into a powerful fundraising mission, aiming to raise £10,000 for the mental health charity GibSams.

It's Maundy Thursday and Roman Catholic Bishop of Gibraltar Charles Azzopardi will be joining us to share his Easter message of hope and reflection. Artist Nadine Collado will be showcasing her work on one of the world’s most prestigious stages next week. Nadine has had two pieces selected for exhibition at the Louvre Carrousel in Paris.Gibraltar’s tax landscape is once again under the spotlight, as the third Gibraltar Tax Essay Prize opens for submissions. The competition will be Chaired by Grahame Jackson from the Gibraltar Association of Tax Advisers.And, Generous Hearts is calling on the community to lace up for a good cause, with its 5 kilometre Fun Run set to raise funds for families in need.