Parliament was in session this morning, where the issue of the pensionable equalisation age was discussed.

It’s also our Wednesday in-depth, today focusing on getting fit and healthy in the New Year. Gibraltar Health Authority data shows that 28.8% of adults in Gibraltar are obese and 65.6% are overweight, we’ll hear from nutritionist Karen Jacobson and fitness instructor Charlotte Bailey, plus we'll hear your views.

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A historic moment for Gibraltar’s health service: for the first time, a local organ donation procedure has been carried out at St Bernard’s Hospital, with organs transported to the UK. Our reporter Shelina Assomul has the latest.

Isolas is tackling toxic workplaces, with a seminar next week addressing issues like verbal abuse and discrimination. We’ll be joined by Samantha Grimes and Danielle Victor.

As Gibraltar’s Cable Car nears its 60th anniversary, and renovation works are set to begin, a new competition is inviting you to share your memories.

And looking ahead to travel in 2026 - travel influencer Penelope, aka The Fly Away Girl, shares the latest trends and tips.

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Around forty workers from construction company Genelec Installations gathered outside No.6 Convent Place in a demonstration this morning, claiming they haven’t been paid for three months. GBC Newsroom's Ros Astengo covered the demonstration.

Big changes ahead for the Gibraltar Chronicle, as it adapts to the challenges of modern journalism. Editor Brian Reyes explained what’s changing - and what remains at the heart of the paper's newsroom.

A new programme is launching to support people living with Parkinson’s, post-stroke recovery and other long-term conditions. Funded by the GBC Open Day, we heard from programme lead Lori Hillman.

We’ll also have the latest sports update – including rugby, football, hockey, futsal and junior basketball highlights with Jose Mari Ruiz.

And Gibraltar darts is in the spotlight, with young talents making waves locally and abroad.

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The Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo is taking legal advice as to which of the findings in the McGrail Inquiry report are challengeable - either at the Supreme Court or via constitutional motion.

Gibraltar historian Pete Jackson has launched a brand-new podcast with his daughter, Rachel, offering listeners a fresh way to explore the Rock’s hidden history La Hora Del Té, Con El Topo sees Pete chatting over a cup of tea about tunnels, caves, hospitals and some of Gibraltar’s lesser-known stories.

We'll also have all the latest sports news with Robin Sheppard Capurro.

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The GBC Newsroom's Ros Astengo looks ahead to tonight's Viewpoint special on the McGrail Inquiry report

The Environmental Safety Group's Janet Howett outlines the group’s key priorities for 2026 and the challenges ahead.

She is a world champion in her field and she is one of our own, Queen of the Court and senior Pickleball world champion, Lee Whitwell is back from the United States.

And "Born on the Rock" is back - season 4 of the podcast began today - host Lucinda Snape told us what we can expect.

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With January often described as one of the toughest months for mental health, we'll be talking about how shorter days, post-festive blues and financial pressures might combine to affect mood and motivation. We took an in-depth look at the so-called “January Blues” and how support, understanding and practical tools can make a real difference. We spoke to Mental Health Nurse, Vikki Ward, mental health and suicide first aider Sean Keating, and Ray Guy from GibSilver.

If you or someone else is in immediate mental distress and needs urgent help, you can call 111.

For emotional support, you can freephone Gibsams every day from 6pm–11pm on 116 123 or WhatsApp 5600 3612. They also specialise in suicide prevention.

For those over 55 looking for someone to talk to, you can freephone GibSilver on 8000.

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Teacher Katy Cheeswright makes history as the University of Gibraltar’s first Masters in Education valedictorian.

With pupils back to school tomorrow, Childline and Teenline remind young people that support is available. The charity’s CEO, Caroline Carter, Co Chair Annie Green, and Team Manager Jenny Olivero were in the studio.

Thousands turned out for last night’s Three Kings’ Cavalcade. We'll hear from some of the youngsters who enjoyed the event.

And we caught up with country singer Layla Bugeja before heading back to Nashville, where she's working as a full time musician.

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Action for Housing is raising concerns over delays to the Road to the Lines housing project in the Upper Town, more than six years after it was announced. We were joined by the group's Henry Pinna.

We had the latest sports news with Jose Mari Ruiz.

RifCom is launching plans for another major fundraising challenge after completing the Inca Trail in Peru. Julian Campbell from RifCom joined us with details.

Chief Paramedic Sigurd Haveland has been awarded an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours List 2026 for services to health and frontline emergency care.

And music student Lorena Rodriguez joined us to discuss her research into music globalisation.

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