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With Malta having beaten San Marino, the final group-stage match between Gibraltar and Andorra was nothing more than a decider on who would finish second in the group. Both sides knew that, either way, the semi-final on Saturday would see them face each other once again for a place in the final.
This was therefore a match in which head coach Stuart Felice faced a dilemma:...


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The Development and Planning Commission rejected an application from the developer of the Eastside project for 24-hour working at the site. 

The application, which would have cut the construction period by about five weeks, was was rejected by six votes against, with only four in favour. 

The developer can continue with current arrangements allowing it...


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With the Gibraltar 7s kicking off this Thursday evening at the Europa Sports Complex, Gibraltar will see a full schedule of international sport across its main venues throughout the weekend.
The Gibraltar 7s is the last of the major sporting events to get underway.
Thursday saw the opening matches of the competition ahead of the Elite rounds taking place this weekend....


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The Gibraltar Authorisation Regime (GAR) is about 18 months away from introduction as amendments to UK law are set to address delays, the Minister for Justice, Trade, and Industry Nigel Feetham told Parliament.

In exchanges in Parliament Mr Feetham highlighted proposals he said would meet concerns raised by regulators relating to the insurance sector, adding that afte...


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Proper consultation and not “populist knee jerk reactions” are needed in the issue of chemical castration for those who have committed sexual offences against children, shadow minister for justice Joelle Ladislaus has said.

Following a question-and-answer session in Parliament on Thursday morning, Mrs Ladislaus told this newspaper this was a “shoot from the hip policy...


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