The GSD is calling for answers after the Principal Auditor revealed that fifty and a half million pounds of Gibraltar Savings Bank funds were loaned in an opaque and complex way to a company linked to ...

A Spanish helicopter gave chase to two vessels: a larger RHIB and a smaller speedboat. There are rules of 'hot pursuit' that allow Spanish authorities to carry out such chases in British Gibraltar ...

The £10 million settlement in a negligence case heard at the Supreme Court last year was paid indirectly by the Gibraltar Savings Bank, through the Government-owned company Credit Finance Limited. The ...

The Minister for Housing invited GBC to film inside the hostel on the site of the Queen’s following renovations to the ...

The current Principal Auditor has confirmed the audited accounts for the GHA for the Financial Years 2013/14 and 2014/15 were ...

The Government has reacted to the former Principal Auditor's call for a Public Accounts Committee saying the fact that there are such opposing political views, is further illustration of how biased ...

Comedian and author David Walliams will return to the Rock later this year, as one of the headliners in the Literary Festival ...

The John Mackintosh Library is encouraging children to spend the summer school break discovering new books. Youngsters between the ages of 5 and 12 can pick up a reading passport at the Library, or ...

The Chief Minister says he has received death threats as a result of what he calls the "sensationalist" and "biased" nature and language of the Principal Auditor's report.

The Principal Auditor’s report has again highlighted the need for a Public Accounts Committee. In Tony Sacramento’s view, ...

Mr Azopardi says there should be no political favouritism in dealing with financial claims or public contracts.

The Government says it stands by the decisions taken in all four of the cases where the Principal Auditor says proper procurement procedures were not followed. Number Six adds the projects represent a ...