Nuclear sub row high on Gibraltar talks agenda

Three-way talks on the future of Gibraltar began today with Spanish annoyance over Britain’s use of the tiny colony for repairing nuclear submarines high on the agenda.

Three-way talks on the future of Gibraltar began today with Spanish annoyance over Britain’s use of the tiny colony for repairing nuclear submarines high on the agenda.

The first discussions under the new trilateral format were being held in the Costa del Sol city of Malaga between senior officials below the level of ministers, although Gibraltar was represented by its leader, Chief Minister Peter Caruana.

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