November
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14th
Red tape and taxes make Gibraltar a mecca for bookmakers but what does that mean for the UK industry? | ||
September | ||
22nd
Futures: Geological fault line in Mediterranean | ||
July | ||
24th
Whatever else you might say about Spain, you could never accuse it of inconsistency. It wants Gibraltar back and for 300 years now, through monarchy, fascist dictatorship and social democracy, it has never once deviated from its policy objective. | ||
June | ||
30th
El comisario europeo responsable de Mercado Interior, Mario Monti, pretende abrir mañana un expediente de infracción contra España por presunta vulneración del principio de libre circulación de personas en territorio comunitario. | ||
March | ||
16th
General Sir William Jackson, the military historian and former governor of Gibraltar, who has died aged 81, was the first British officer to meet the German army in battle in the second world war. | ||
February | ||
13th
The Spanish policeman with perfect teeth smiled and asked John Chacon for his identity card. He propped it against the window ledge of his sentry box and resumed reading his newspaper, Sur. | ||
12th
A diplomatic row between Britain and Spain over Gibraltar intensified last night as MPs called for Royal Navy vessels to be sent to the Mediterranean and the UK government pledged to 'defend with determination' the legitimate rights of the colony. | ||
There is nothing rational about the latest Anglo-Spanish dispute over Gibraltar. That is because there is nothing rational about history. | ||
11th
Britain was embroiled in an angry row with Spain last night after drivers from Gibraltar were turned back at the border, in what was described as a new attempt to impose a Franco-style blockade on the Rock. | ||
1st
At one end of Europe, full of pomp and circumstance, our Foreign Secretary instructs the Serbs and the Kosovo Albanians to proceed to substantive negotiations forthwith or risk death-dealing wrath from above. And a few thousand miles distant, at the other end of the continent ? Stinking fish. Gibraltar is under siege again. The disproportion is ludicrous. |
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