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Gibraltar Chronicle - The Gibraltar Chronicle is a national newspaper published in Gibraltar since 1801. It became a daily in 1821. It is Gibraltar's oldest established daily newspaper and the world's second oldest English language newspaper to have been in print continuously.
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National Day in images
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (94+ words) Gibraltar Chronicle Thu 10th Sep, 2026 Login to your account Not a member yet? You can register a free account and get 10 FREE premium articles a month. National Day in images Fri 15th May, 2026 Fri 4th Sep, 2026 Mon 24th Aug, 2026 Read our latest newspaper by…...
King Charles and Burnham highlight treaty opportunities and British bonds in National Day messages
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (1687+ words) Thu 10th Sep, 2026 The UK/EU treaty on Gibraltar took centre stage during speeches at the National Day political rally on Thursday, as King Charles and Prime Minister Andy Burnham sent messages underlining the opportunities ahead but also the UK’s firm…...
A future built on the past
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (615+ words) Wed 9th Sep, 2026 By Chief Minister Fabian Picardo, Leader of the GSLP On Thursday we mark fifty-nine years since the day our forefathers went to the polls and told the world that only we the Gibraltarians will decide the future of…...
‘An imperfect treaty but a time to look ahead with hope and expectation’
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (196+ words) Wed 9th Sep, 2026 Keith Azopardi, Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the GSD This is the first National Day since the conclusion of the EU Treaty. It has been a long time in coming. We are more than a decade…...
‘Susi’s’ legacy lives on with memorial tree and plaque at St Bernard’s
6+ day, 27+ min ago (829+ words) Tue 8th Sep, 2026 A memorial tree has been planted in the garden of St Bernard’s Hospital alongside a plaque in tribute to Juan Jesus Vecino, known to many as ‘Susi’, who made history in January this year when his organs were…...
Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas: an appreciation
1+ week, 42+ min ago (1013+ words) Mon 7th Sep, 2026 On 25 May 2026, Pope Leo released his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, (On safeguarding the human person in the time of artificial intelligence). This is Pope Leo’s first encyclical which caused great interest and sparked debate in many international forums....
Rose Suissa, the backbone of Gibraltar's healthcare
1+ week, 3+ hour ago (1030+ words) Mon 7th Sep, 2026 Rose Suissa during the interview. / JOHNNY BUGEJA Rose Suissa retired on 14 August after 53 years of dedicated service to healthcare in Gibraltar. She is widely regarded as one of the cornerstone figures of the local health system from its…...
GSD accuses Govt of ‘distorted figures’ in housing row, as No.6 rejects ‘impossible’ spin
3+ week, 2+ day ago (787+ words) Sat 22nd Aug, 2026 The GSD has accused the Gibraltar Government of using “distorted figures” in the row over affordable housing, insisting the GSLP/Liberals had failed to address the criticism raised by the Opposition on delayed delivery of projects. It was…...
A day in the life of lifeguards at Gibraltar’s pools
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1385+ words) Thu 20th Aug, 2026 Naomi, Julieanna, Aicha and Ahmed at Camp Bay....
My Lorca Pinecone
3+ week, 5+ day ago (205+ words) Tue 18th Aug, 2026 On a recent visit to Granada, I wandered around the Alhambra and marvelled at the tiles, fountains and ingenuity of the Arabs. The sounds of breeze through the trees, running water, and birdsong would have been the same…...