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Opposition Leader Keith Azopardi has unveiled a first set of commitments aimed at changing standards and conflict-of-interest rules at the top of Government. He joined us in the studio following a GSD press conference this morning.
Alzheimer’s Awareness Month continues, with a series of community events highlighting the importance of early diagnosis. Jeanette Ochello and Karen Truman will be here, alongside the GFA’s Steven Gonzalez and local playwright Alex Louise, whose new play Slipping Through My Fingers is about to make its debut.
And GBC has confirmed its Autumn TV schedule for the coming months. Head of TV James Murphy will join me to look ahead to what’s in store.
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