We spoke about Parliament with our News Editor Christine Vasquez, as the motion to approve the appointment of Nicholas Guerrero as Mayor and Andrea Simpson as Deputy Mayor was part of today's agenda.

Internationally acclaimed local artist Christian Hook is opening the doors of his guardhouse studio to the general public today. As part of this special event, a range of prints will be on sale with ten percent of the sales going to the GBC Open Day. Shelina Assomul was there.

And as the weather starts to cool, at last, we're looking ahead to a Christmas concert, the Classical Music Society is bringing Silent Night to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity at the end of this month. We spoke to Delilah Smith Yeo and Christine Vasquez.

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With the recent upgrade to the cemetery entrance, we look at your comments and discussed the story with Shelina Assomull.

Football for Change is a special tournament, more than just a game, it's about healing, inclusion and hope. Tom Cawthorn told us more.

We looked ahead to next week's Literary Festival with local author Mark Montovio.

And there’s something for teens happening this weekend: Michelle Ullger was in the studio to talk about a teen disco happening on Friday.

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Jonathan Sacramento has been delving into the National Archives; he was in the studio to share his findings.

Senior Youth Worker Rebecca Figueras expands on what's going on this Youth Work Week.

Vanda and Elizabeth from the Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park bring us some information on enrichment.

We had a full sports update with Jose Mari Ruiz.

And a new series of City Pulse begins, we look ahead to tonight's episode with Robin Sheppard-Capurro.

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On today’s episode, more on the residency criteria bill, where changing the qualifying period has changed 10 to 20 years under the Gibraltarian Status act, and from 5 to 10 years under the Immigration Act. Shelina Assomull has been following the story.

Christian Hook reveals more about an exciting artistic experience, he's holding an open house event next week.

Robin Sheppard-Capurro brought us the latest sports news.

The Special Olympics futsal team returns after a big win at a tournament in Andorra. We caught up with team mates Giovanni Yeo and Francis Avellano and head coach Brian Fernandez.

And, are you ready for Hallowqueen? The LGBTQ+ committee does it again with an inclusive Halloween event this weekend. Raygan Martinez-Gaiviso brought us the spooky details!

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We heard from Ros Astengo who brought us more information from Gibraltar Day in London.

We got some behind the scenes info from Janelle and Mia, two of the make up artists taking part in Gibraltar's first reality make up show, Face Off

Kaelan Joyce joined us to talk about how a well man check changed his life.

And we had a discussion about the second Gibraltar Card Show, with founders and organisers Zyl Sheriff, Casey Francis and Callum Culross.

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The UK House of Commons Treasury Select Committee has been considering arguments for and against the proposed tax increase on the gambling industry, expected to be announced in the UK Budget on 26 November. UK Gaming companies have threatened wide-spread closures if the Chancellor goes ahead with increased taxes. We discussed how this could affect Gibraltar.

But most of today’s episode will focus on menopause. What is it, how does it affect us, and why do we need to talk about it? We took a deep dive into this topic with Dr Reena Verdi, GP and part of the team at the Well Woman clinic; Daniella Payas and Gabriella Agius from the Department of personnel and development; and Petra Boddington, a fully qualified and licensed menopause champion.

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The Chief Justice has discharged a jury in a rape trial due to possible jury tampering. Our court reporter Katy Docker brought us the latest on this extraordinary development in the case of 33 year old Elliott Brooke.

In football news - last night Manchester 62 staged a planned 2-minute sit-down protest reportedly over several months of unpaid wages for players and staff. We heard from team captain Joseph Chipolina.

Journalist and broadcaster Alice Mascarenhas has launched a new book, Palabras Al Viento, celebrating the writings and radio broadcasts of her father, Manolo Mascarenhas.

We caught up with Gibraltarian Pili Rodriguez, who has been unanimously reappointed as Chair of Citizens Advice International.

The Gibraltar National Museum has signed a landmark scientific cooperation agreement with a University in Marrakech, on bat conservation. Dr Stewart Finlayson explained the significance of this partnership.

And, a fashion show to celebrate 20 years of the Bosom Buddies charitable trust is happening on Thursday. We spoke to the show’s presenters Henry Sacramento and William Gomez.

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There was another power cut over the weekend, this time on the east side, after AMCO workers drilled through a live power cable on Devil's Tower Road.

We'll have all the latest sports with our reporter Jose Mari Ruiz with a particular focus on football, as Gibraltar Women's double header of international friendlies against Andorra has come to an end; we heard from the team's Shania Robba and Naomi Victor.

Gibraltar artist Ambrose Avellano is marking six decades of creativity with the launch of a new book El Niño Tiene Algo! The Making of an Artist.

As Halloween approaches, Gibraltar’s own Llanito History Doctor, Ryan Asquez is hosting a series of ghostly walking tours.

And Miss Gibraltar Julia Horne is teaming up with photographer Joelle Ferrar for Snapshots of Strength - a heartfelt photoshoot event honouring cancer warriors and their loved ones.

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