butjoin us next week when we have something very special for you. coming up on next week s programme, christa heads to a window corner of the straits of gibraltar. to find out why the spanish town of tarifa has become the best place to kite surf in europe. oh, my god, that was so good! i loved it. you did really well! i loved it. it really felt like being a kid again. and you re not gonna want to miss that, let me assure you. in the meantime, don t forget to follow us on social media. thanks for watching
keeping her past a secret from her children and grandchildren. her life is being commemorated in a new film, due to be released later this year. david sillito reports. mercedes gleitz, the first british woman to swim the channel, the straits of gibraltar, all the way around the isle of man. she was, in the 205 and 305, famous, a regular on the newsreels. they evene covered her wedding. they even covered her wedding. her honeymoon, another long distance swim. leaving today for turkey, to attempt the hellespont, and i hope to win for england this additional swimming honour. very, very nice. and then she disappeared from public life. indeed, even her own family only realised quite what she had achieved when they found her archive after she died. i knew my grandmother well, i spent a lot of time with her, but she never spoke to me about swimming. you knew nothing about the swimming?
soldierjackjarvis who is hoping to become the first person to row solo from mainland europe to north america, as adam phillips reports. and i will see you all in about 2000 miles. ~ ., and i will see you all in about 2000 miles. a, ., ., ., and i will see you all in about 2000 miles. a, :, :, :, ., miles. morning, noon and night. for 15 hours every miles. morning, noon and night. for 15 hours every day. miles. morning, noon and night. for 15 hours every day, army miles. morning, noon and night. for 15 hours every day, army soldier i 15 hours every day, army soldier jack jarvis has been 15 hours every day, army soldier jackjarvis has been rowing 15 hours every day, army soldier jack jarvis has been rowing across the atlantic ocean, all unsupported. it hasn t been easy and they re certainly been challenges and you think back to the 3rd of december going past the straits of gibraltar with all the shipping, the adverse wind, the sun that is cooking me right now and rain. and the lone
vulnerable you are. vulnerable you are. definitely. these ships vulnerable you are. definitely. these ships are vulnerable you are. definitely. these ships are 200 vulnerable you are. definitely. these ships are 200 or- vulnerable you are. definitely. these ships are 200 or 300 i vulnerable you are. definitely. i these ships are 200 or 300 tonnes and they these ships are 200 or 300 tonnes and they would run you over and they wouldn t and they would run you over and they wouldn t know about it, and especially at the start when i was going especially at the start when i was going past the straits of gibraltar and the going past the straits of gibraltar and the shipping lanes there were loads, and the shipping lanes there were loads, so and the shipping lanes there were loads, so you have to have your wits about loads, so you have to have your wits about you loads, so you have to have your wits about you at loads, so you have to have your wits about you at all times
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El Gobierno asume desde hace unos años que en la comarca del
Campo de Gibraltar, en la punta sur de la provincia de Cádiz, tiene un problema grave de seguridad.
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violencia, y para hacer frente a estas redes, se necesitan tanto agentes policiales como medios materiales.
Confidencial Digital ha podido comprobar que el Ministerio del Interior ha abierto en fechas recientes varios procesos de compra para adquirir distintos sistemas y dispositivos que irán destinados a los
guardias civiles que persiguen a las redes de tráfico de droga y de contrabando de tabaco que operan en el Campo de Gibraltar.