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The controversial Inquiries Bill is set to become law. It was approved by Government majority in Parliament. The Inquiries Bill will officially become law when the Governor gives it royal assent. The Leader of the Opposition has a meeting with the Governor, Sir David Steel, this afternoon to formally register their concerns on this legislation. It will impact the McGrail Inquiry into the former police commissioner's early retirement, which is set to start in less than two weeks. We spoke to Together Gibraltar’s Nick Calamaro, who believes it gives the chief minister too much power to interfere with inquiries, as well as lawyer Robert Vasquez, who thinks our parliament is undemocratic.
Gibraltar will take on Lithuania in the second leg of League C play-offs in the UEFA Nations League this evening. The team suffered a 1-0 defeat in Faro last week but will be hoping to to turn it around tonight. Our Sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz is there with the team in Lithuania, and has been following the actions closely.
Tickets are on sale for The Great Big Jam: a night of live local music for stroke awareness. We spoke to organiser and stroke survivor John Shephard and to Dion Mifsud, who is no stranger to the music scene, about the upcoming event.
And, can a 101 year old car travel almost 2000 miles from the UK to the Rock? That's exactly what a team of four people are attempting to do, to raise money for Cancer Relief. Larry and Christine Riches, with Ralph Kemp and Margaret Sowerby, are all experienced Model T drivers and riders. We spoke to Larry about this epic challenge in the studio.
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