Transparency International, GFA loss to Lithuania, GRA Charity Event

A corruption watchdog is calling on the UK Government to intervene over the proposed new legislation governing public inquiries, to be debated in Parliament today. Transparency International UK claims this "highly unusual step" would safeguard the integrity of Gibraltar's governance as it objects to the Chief Minister bringing forward emergency legislation without consultation, particularly given what it says is a clear conflict of interest for Fabian Picardo. We spoke with Head of Research and Investigations at Transparency International UK, Steve Goodrich. How are our footballers feeling after the 1-0 loss to Lithuania in the first of two matchs in a UEFA Nations League play-off? Gibraltar were left with 10 men after goalkeeper Dayle Coleing was shown a straight red card 26 minutes in. It wasn't until the hour mark that Lithuania made the most of their numerical advantage and took lead. The game would go on to finish 1-0 For Lithuania. Both nations will meet again for the second leg in Lithuania next Tuesday. Robin Shepherd Capurro brought us the latest.And the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority will be holding a Data Protection Workshop for Gibraltar-registered charities. The aim is to empower charities with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions regarding their collection and use of personal data, whether this relates to employees or service-users. Rochelle Ferreri and Gerard Fitzgerald from the GRA joined us in the studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.