The Gibraltar Question London Review of Books (subscription) (blog) In politics, principle is play-dough for adversaries. Take nationality. Gibraltar is as British as the royal family, or a cup of Darjeeling. No it isn’t: it’s as Spanish as Catalonia, or the Alhambra, or flamenco. Spain’s long-running case for owning … and more » |
The Guardian (blog) | Michael Howard accused of ‘absurd jingoism’ over Gibraltar threat – Politics live The Guardian (blog) … accelerated headlong into “surreal/barmy” territory as Lord Howard, a former Conservative party leader and former home secretary, suggested that the government should threaten the use of military force to protect the interests of Gibraltar as … and more » |
GBC News | International Women’s Day marked in Gibraltar GBC News International Women’s Day has being marked in Gibraltar today. At Westside School the students have been involved in numerous initiatives, exploring issues like women in politics and the need to have a voice. The Ministry of Equality which today … |
Politics.co.uk | Gibraltar voted 96% Remain – but now Brexit makes it vulnerable to Spanish aggression Politics.co.uk A large grey cloud is clinging to the Rock as I sit in the departure lounge at Gibraltar airport. It seems fitting. During my two day fact-finding trip, funded by the Gibraltar government, I have been impressed by the warmth, the can-do attitude and … |
Gibraltar Chronicle | Sir Peter reflects on politics and his return to the law Gibraltar Chronicle “That of course gave me credibility for what I really want to do, which is to always be available to the Government of Gibraltar to help and advise whenever I can and whenever it becomes in the interest of Gibraltar, which is what I quietly do behind … |
MercoPress | Spain must act intelligently in its approach to Gibraltar, says foreign minister MercoPress Spain’s Foreign Minister, Alfonso Dastis, said that he believed Gibraltar should be Spanish, though he added Spain must be intelligent in its approach to the Rock. He was speaking during a wide-ranging interview on the morning politics show Los … |
Gibraltar Chronicle | Dastis wants ‘intelligent’ approach to Gibraltar Gibraltar Chronicle Spain’s Foreign Minister, Alfonso Dastis, said yesterday that he believed Gibraltar should be Spanish, though he added Spain must be intelligent in its approach to the Rock. He speaking during a wide-ranging interview on the morning politics show Los … |
The Mercury News | Black Choreographers Festival returns with passion and politics The Mercury News The Flamenco Society of San Jose is presenting “Andalucia,” a dance/concert extravaganza featuring Spanish artists, including dancer Antonio Molina, vocalist Felipa del Moreno and guitarist Manuel Valencia. And at Z Space performance complex in San … |
Telegraph.co.uk | Ed Balls rules out running in Labour by-election as he prepares for Strictly Come Dancing tour Telegraph.co.uk Ed Balls has ruled out standing in the latest Labour by-election in order to take part in next year’s Strictly Come Dancing tour. The former shadow chancellor said he was not planning a return to politics after a backbencher quit and triggered a by … Ed Balls dresses up as Father Christmas – and rules out return to politics in the Copeland by-electionMirror.co.uk Labour’s Ed Balls ducks out of by-election in favour of joining Strictly Come Dancing tourThe Sun all 23 news articles » |
Mirror.co.uk | Ed Balls dresses up as Father Christmas – and rules out return to politics in the Copeland by-election Mirror.co.uk Father Christmas will be in Marbella. Ed, on the other hand, will be on tour (Photo: Daily Mirror). As for the rest of the Festive season, he revealed he loves to spend Christmas day cooking and watching movies. Asked for his favourite Christmas movie … Labour’s Ed Balls ducks out of by-election in favour of joining Strictly Come Dancing tourThe Sun all 19 news articles » |