Jamon Crisps, Llanitos Abroad, Hon Research Fellowship, Sports, Functional Fitness

One of Gibraltar’s beloved snacks — ham-flavoured crisps — may be at risk of disappearing, along with other smoked-flavoured products like sauces and meats. It comes after the EU's decision to ban eight smoke flavouring ingredients currently used in a number of foods and sauces. Our reporter Kevin Ruiz has been following this story.We spoke to Denise De Vincenzi from Greece for the latest edition of "Llanitos Abroad", our weekly segment of the show where we connect with Gibraltarians who are pursuing their passions outside the Rock. The Gibraltar National Museum's Dr Stewart Finlayson has been made an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Biological and Environmental Sciences of the Faculty of Science at Liverpool John Moores University. We had the change to congratulate Stewart in the studio. Our sports reporter Jose Mari Ruiz told us the latest about the Conference League qualifiers and the champions league qualifiers. He also covered the street basketball session that formed part of the SLOP activities at Eastern Beach last night.And, the health benefits of exercise are widely known, but competitive fitness is taking the world by storm and later this year, Gibraltar will host its first ever functional fitness competition. Brothers Craig and Barry Curtis, as well as Vicky Harrison, are part of the organising committee and told us more about the challenge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.