were dug during the Great Siege of Gibraltar from 1779 to 1783. The outbreak of the Spanish Civil War and later the Second World War led to the most intense period of tunnelling under the 1,398ft ...

Gibraltar, the tiny rocky promontory near the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, has been a source of on-off tensions since Spain ceded the territory to Britain in the Treaty of Utrecht 300 ...

Dr Garcia underscored the “unbreakable bond” between Gibraltar and the Falklands, two UK Overseas Territories, BOTs that explained was cemented during the war, and “exists to this day”.