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2 days ago — Local News Man admits assault on police. 19th October 2024. A man who kicked a police officer, resisted arrest, and smeared his blood onto a police custody cell admitted the charges against him at the Magistrates’ Court on Friday.
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Local News Gib ‘can’t take foot off pedal’ in combating financial crime. 16th September 2024. Gibraltar must continue to be “proactive” in working to remain on the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) ‘white list’ of countries with robust regimes to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, Nigel Feetham, the Minister for Justice, Trade, …
‘Devastating’ weekend as Gibraltar loses 13 people in
Jan 17, 2021 — Gibraltar recorded another 13 Covid-related deaths over a “devastating” weekend that drove the death toll to 43 since the start of the pandemic. During the past week alone, 27 people have passed away either as a direct result of the virus or w...
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9th October 2024. Gibraltar U19 0 Turkey U19 7 The Gibraltar U19 started their group matches on Wednesday in Poland against Turkey in what was a steep learning curve.Similar to the u21s the U19s were missing key players such as James Scanlon, Liam Jessop, Nicolas Pozo and Jaiden Bartolo, all eligible still to play for the Under...
Gibraltar takes precautions amid international concern over
28th November 2021. Gibraltar is closely monitoring developments related to a new strain of Covid-19 that has triggered worldwide concern amid fears it may be more transmissible than existing variants and could evade the protection given by prior infection or vaccination.
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2nd January 2024. Last year was the warmest on record in Gibraltar, the Gibraltar Met Office has confirmed. Data for 2023 registered another year-on-year rise in temperatures, with a daily mean of 19.9° Celsius recorded at the airport. The Met Office told the Chronicle this was 1.0°C higher than the long-term average recorded over the past 30 years,...
Over 4,200 Covid cases detected in January, but ... - Chronicle
Some 4,249 positive Covid-19 cases have been detected throughout the month of January, more than double the number of cases detected last year in January 2021. Despite the surge of cases over the past month, hospitalisations and deaths from Covid...
Covid booster campaign for over 75s gets under way - Chronicle
Apr 12, 2023 — A spring Covid booster campaign for older members of the community started on Tuesday, as Dr Helen Carter, the Director of Public Health, urged people aged over 75 to take up the offer of a jab. For over 75s, immunity to Covid-19 is strongest for ...
Negotiators ‘now really, almost there’ in agreeing Gib ... - Chronicle
8th January 2024. Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said negotiators are “now really, almost there” in agreeing a treaty for the Rock’s future relations with the EU, adding he believed the negotiation would be resolved, one way or another, in the first half of 2024.