The second issue of 'No Comment' highlights recent sporting achievements, including a significant draw for Gibraltar's under 19 football team against Hungary and a dominant victory for the women's football squad. It also discusses the Chief Minister's announcement regarding a favorable high court judgment for the east side road access tunnel project and the commencement of flights from Marrakech to Gibraltar. Additionally, the 50th anniversary of the John Mackintosh Hall is celebrated as an important cultural milestone.

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3. welcomeHere we are again, with our second issue of No
Comment.
Easter is now upon us, and this week has really
been marked by the sporting achievements of the
Under 19’s and the Gibraltar Women’s squad.
Appropriately, both have happened at a time when
the John Mackintosh Hall marked its 50th
Anniversary, again another celebration of cultural,
educational and social achievments, and in the
same week the Governor gave out long service
medals to firefighters, police and prison officers for
their service to the community.
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4. On Wednesday 16th April the
Gibraltar Under 19 Football National
Squad produced a shock result after
drawing with Hungary Under 19.
Leading throughout the game the
local team were unable to hold
Hungary from scoring a spectacular
goal from outside the box, even
though the latter had just gone one
man down due to a sending off.
The 2-2 draw was hailed as a
success for Gibraltar’s young
internationals.
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26. eastside road green light
The Chief Minister Fabian Picardo this week announced that
a judgement by the High Court in England had gone in
favour of the Government’s termination of contract for works
done by OHL for the east side road access tunnel.
The judgement means the works will now be able to
proceed. Damages and costs are expected to surpass the
£30 million.
This will also mean the runway road will soon no longer be
needed.

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32. Marrakechto gibraltarThursday marked the start of
the Marrakech to Gibraltar
flights with the first flight
arriving on the Rock.
Chief Minister Fabian
Picardo and Tourism Minister
Neill Costa met with crew
and passengers of the flight
on arrival.

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38. The Governor of Gibraltar and
Chief Minster presented long
service medals to members of
HM Prison, City Fire Brigade
and Royal Gibraltar Police at
the Convent on Wednesday.
Long Service RewardedLong Service RewardedLong Service Rewarded

40. Chief Minister and Governor

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58. Risto
Mejide
Risto
Mejide
Risto Mejide, host of “Viajando con
Chester”, a popular Spanish
television show on La Cuatro was
in Gibraltar this week with his
famous sofas to interview Chief
Minister Fabian Picardo and other
guests.
Better known for his dry and direct
humour the TV star caused a bit of
a stir whilst filiming on the Rock.
Many Spanish workers on the Rock
who recognised the TV star
showed their excitment at seeing
him asking for photographs and
autographs from him whilst at the
airport and Main Street.
films in gibfilms in gib

66. 50john mackintosh hall
celebrates
years
Gibraltar’s cultural elite
met at the John
Mackintosh Hall to
celebrate 50 years of
culture and education
afforded by the centre.
An exhibit celebrating
the contribution the hall
has made to the
community is now open.

80. O.M.G12-0
The nerves were clear to see amongst the
whole staff of the Gibraltar Women’s Football
National Squad. Just a year ago they did not
fare well in a simiar encounter.
Sunday was different, StudsStilettoLFC
proved to be a poor rival to a well tuned, well
balanced young team.
The 12-0 score could have easily been higher.
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