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• Gibraltar (IPA: /dʒɨˈbrɒltər/) is a British overseas territory located near the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. The territory shares a border with Spain to the north. Gibraltar has historically been an import http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibraltar
• Between a Rock and a harder place June 09, 2007 With the Army pulling out, Gibraltar is looking to tourism and tax avoidance. Andrew Purvis, who grew up there, fears it's going too far, too fast. (read article)
• Introduction to Gibraltar by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Where else would you find a town that is also a country? Gibraltar is only 5.8 sq. km (2 1/4 square miles) in size, but it has its own airport, currency, postage stamps, naval and military garrisons, two cathedrals, its own newspapers, radio, and TV -- and a casino. "The Rock" enjoys a pleasant climate and has a recorded history dating from A.D. 711 and traces of cave occupation 40,000 years ago. (read article)
• Gibraltar: Posh on the Rock by Annie Bennett August 23, 2004 With beautiful seas, sophisticated bars and plenty of bargains, Britain's controversial colony is not just tatty pubs and fish and chips, says Annie Bennett. (read article)
• Gibraltar: the view from the other side by Paul Mansfield July 31, 2004 As the Rock celebrates its tercentenary, Paul Mansfield crosses the Spanish border for a double-take on the 'Little England' colony. (read article)
• Gibraltar: Weekending by Anthony Jefferies June 14, 2003 Enjoy the comforts of home life under a Spanish sun, says Anthony Jefferies (read article)
• Gibraltar: Hands off the rock by Jim Keeble October 19, 2002 It's an odd mixture of Middlesex and the Med, but its history is definitely British. Jim Keeble drops in on a proud outpost with an uncertain future (read article)
• THE ROCK BRACES FOR THE RUSH December 27, 1981 (read article)