last week the first, chief minister of gibraltar appeared before the european scrutiny committee and gave evidence about the continuing negotiations between gibraltar and the european union on their future relationship. during the course of deposition, he made clear that his ambition was gibraltar's future should be -- [inaudible] british, british, british. can my right honorable friend say what the government is doing to support first miner is to achieve that -- minister to achieve that and in particular to exclude any role of the european cause of justice? >> mr. speaker. >> i thank my right honorable friend, but frankly, i can't improve on the -- gibraltar is british, british, british and will remain so. and, by the way, i see no future role for the european court of justice. >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. my constituency -- [inaudible] some of most -- streets many our country. linked to air pollution, and we -- is so will the prime minister meet with me and discuss whether his government can support my members bill to tackle that issue, bring us into line and

we come abroad to place like gibraltar, the most vaccinated place in the world, 99% of the population there is vaccinated and 2 thirds are boosted yet gibraltar has seen cases increase with 66 new daily infections reported on average equivalent to 52% of its peak in january. this prompted local officials to cancel christmas parties official events and urging people to hold off on getting together for any yuletide fun. since gibraltar is part of the uk i should note the booster brain bug is infected british leaders as well. >> we are now facing an emergency in a battle with the new variant, omicron. it is now clear that two doses of vaccine are simply not enough to give the level of protection we will need. are scientists are confident that with a third dose, a booster dose we can all bring our level of protection back up. laura: the only emergency he has to worry about is the hair emergency. do you believe this guy, would you believe government officials who across the world applied to their citizens, for now about a year ago about this virus and about their real plans and goals. >> p

evidence about the continuing negotiations between gibraltar and the european union on theirfuture gibraltarnk my right honourable friend and i cannot really _ justice? i thank my right honourable friend and i cannot really improve - friend and i cannot really improve on the verdict of my friend, the chief minister of gibraltar. gibraltar is british, british, british and will remain so and by the way, i see no future role for the way, i see no future role for the european court ofjustice. mr; the european court ofjustice. m constituency of the european court ofjustice. m1 constituency of edinburgh west has some of the most polluted streets in our country. an estimated one in 29 deaths in edinburgh is related to air pollution and we do not meet who guidelines. will the prime minister meet with me and discuss whether his government can support my private members bill to tackle that issue, bring us into line and let us all breathe a little easier? i bring us into line and let us all breathe a little easier? i thank her for what she _ breathe a little easier? i thank her for what she mentions, _

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middlesborough competing with the likes of gibraltar and the falkland islands as part of a competitionum'sjubilee, there are 22 towns in england from eight in scotland, when in wales, three and a land and five british overseas territories and crown dependencies all trying to become cities. it makes me feel happy that there are good things happening as well. indeed, and that people are thinking about things other than the pandemic including that fabulous dining jubilee coming up next year. platinum. jubilee coming up next year. platinum-— jubilee coming up next year. platinum. ., , ., platinum. 0h, forgive me, platinum. you are right- _ platinum. 0h, forgive me, platinum. you are right. i'm _ platinum. 0h, forgive me, platinum. you are right. i'm thinking _ platinum. 0h, forgive me, platinum. you are right. i'm thinking of - platinum. 0h, forgive me, platinum. you are right. i'm thinking of queenl you are right. i'm thinking of queen victoria's diamond jubilee. 1897. where you there as well? you victoria's diamond jubilee. 1897. where you there as well? you and i were both there, _ wher

viking age proper but then down along the coast of northern france and spain through the straits of gibraltar into the mediterranean. as far as gilly but also swedish adventurers who are able to take their long ships across the baltic down the river all the way to the black sea and then to constantinople, the capital of the eastern norman empire becomes vulnerable to viking attack during its heyday, the 200 years of heyday of the viking age. now, that's the part of the viking story that we can tend to run into and discuss in the history books and of course there's also another chapter to this book. the chapter that usually ends up which is the expansion of region of adventurers further west. vis-c-vis the atlantic ocean, first to the islands and then to iceland and greenland and finally by the year 1000, lake erickson to the shores of north america. so that's the usual picture we have of the viking age and the age that we have these extraordinary warriors and adventurers is the one that we tend to get in our television series and novels and other sources.and they kind of look like this. you d

biden's approval has sunk to a catastrophic 36% in the latest gibraltar poll. harris' poll even lower in the 20 top advisers and own against her. mary divine and mary kissel. here at home and more frightenly the confidence she and biden are giving our enemies abroad so they see this coming. a wave of house democrats are retiring ahead the 2020 red wave and even their always loyal allies in the media mob with getting pushed out. later in the show we will discuss the political malevolence of the vax mandates as well. this is an excellent example we have got coming up later, too, of how we, the people, are exposing the left for what it is can. when the creator of the viral twitter account libs at tiktok joins us for first ever television interview. i just love this the next time we see a disturbing video of a bunch of brazen criminals running through a retail store stealing everything in sight, remember, there is a larger dynamic at play. embodiment of everything that the democratic party stands for, destruction, division, chaos and crime, entitlement and grievanc

gibraltar and the capitals of the falkland islands and the cayman islands are among 39 places vying ton's platinum jubilee celebrations. the winners will be announced injune next year. joining us now is leona roberts who is the member of the legislative assembly for stanley, a town in the falkland islands. they've bid to become a city. hello. why are you bidding, why doesn't stanley want to be a city? what would be the benefit? for us it's wonderful _ what would be the benefit? for us it's wonderful for _ what would be the benefit? for us it's wonderful for the _ what would be the benefit? for us it's wonderful for the overseas - it's wonderful for the overseas territory to have the opportunity and next year is going to be special for us as well because it's the 40th anniversary of the wire so to be awarded the status and what is going to be a very emotional and special yearfor us anyway would to be a very emotional and special year for us anyway would be particularly incredible. a huge honour and we are very excited to have our bid in and have everything cost. ~ ., have our bid in and

gibraltar and the capitals of the falkland islands and the cayman islands are among 39 places vying to year. joining me now is councillor richard holmes, who is the mayor of causeway coast and glens borough which includes colerarine. it's vying to gain city status as part of the queen's 2022 platinum jubilee. thanks forjoining thanks for joining today. thanks forjoining today. being from northern ireland myself i know the delights but for people who don't, why should coleraine be a city? headquarters here... this area is the golden coast of northern ireland, famous now for its scenery and for its golf, but coleraine itself, a special place in history. the oldest settlement on the island of ireland, on the banks of the river, 2500 years before the pyramids were built in giza. also in 450 ad... one of the first towns in the plantation of ulster, established in 1609. a very rich historical heritage in the town. you are looking — historical heritage in the town. you are looking to _ historical heritage in the town. you are looking to the history and heritage. what else do you have to do to

chipotle >> that's like asking if you throw a pillow in the ocean, is it like taking on the rock of gibraltarun by someone we would have loved to hire ourselves and call our own, about hospitality towards their guests and staff and communities. we wish we had come up with on our own. it's a fascinating business. it's between fine cash, and full service. it's quick, easy and full scale. >> what about broader scale. you made quite a big splash in d.c. when you announced you were going to open restaurants here any new plans to open new restaurants in d.c. or elsewhere around the country >> we have no plans for full service restaurants around the country. shake shack is continuing to grow especially with the drive-through models we have invested in a couple of brands of ice cream, which we love, based in portland, oregon. they just launched in florida and doing fantastic there as well >> what provides the most inflation pressure to you in your business. on the labor side or material side of things >> i would say right now it's mostly on the cost of gods i think any business, including the restaur

gibraltar, and the capitals of the falkland islands and the cayman islands, are among 39 places vyingseas territories and crown dependencies are being included in the competition, as part of the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations. the winners will be announced injune next year. the duchess of cambridge has paid tribute to the inspirational people who served their communities during the pandemic. she delivered her message during a carol service held at westminster abbey earlier this month, which will be shown on christmas eve. the service will showcase music from the westminster abbey choir, as well as performances from leona lewis and ellie goulding. we wanted to say a huge thank you to all those amazing people out there who have supported their communities. we also wanted to recognise those whose struggles have perhaps been less visible, too. we have been through such a bleak time, we have seen so many challenges. we have lost our loved ones, we have seen our front—line workers under immense pressure. and, also, we have been more emotionally and socially distanced and isolated fro