Princial Auditor's Report, FIU and Carl Ramagge, Island Games, Summer Train Kids Activites, Duke of Edinburgh and Cultural Services

On today's edition of Gibraltar Today...The Chief Minister has just spoken to GBC about the Principal Auditor’s Report.Fabian Picardo is away from the Rock on holiday, but it’s a conversation that has been dominating and today he has given Ros Astengo an interview - recorded via a video call - for tonight’s Viewpoint. The CM vigorously defends the decisions taken by his Government on how public money has been spent.We continue our reporting on what Tony Sacramento says in his report - today looking at rates arrears.We also discuss a positive development for the Financial Intelligence Unit with carl Ramagge.Cultural Services is now a skills provider for the Duke of Edinburgh’s International AwardMichelle Turner and Mikey Piri tell us about the GSLA’s sports train Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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