Chamber of Commerce John Isola, Choosing of Next Pope, Merging of Calpe City and Bruno Magpies Teams

On today's episode of Gibraltar Today...The Chamber of Commerce has welcomed changes to ensure a minimum number of taxis are available at the airport for up to 90 minutes after each flight arrival. We speak to the Chamber’s John Isola about that and also about local working from home trends.-How will the next Pope be chosen? A locked-door vote - called a Conclave will begin 15 to 20 days after the Pope is buried. Our news editor CV talks to us about the process… The Bishop told GBC it won’t necessarily be one of the well-known favourites.-And, how might a merger between Calpe City and Bruno Magpies benefit young football players on the Rock? We speak to Seamus Byrne and Haig Oubdijan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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