Gibraltar's leader promised on Friday (24 June) the British overseas territory will “never” be Spanish, not even partly.
The future of the 6.7 square kilometres south of Spain became a topic of discussion after a majority of British citizens voted to Leave.
Even more so than in Scotland and Northern Ireland, people in Gibraltar may feel that the English and Welsh are dragging them out of the EU.
On Thursday, Gibraltarians were almost unanimous – 96 percent wanted to stay in....
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