Gibraltar's first minister Fabian Picardo has given evidence to the Commons European Scrutiny Committee on the Brexit deal which the UK believes is being disrespected. The Rock has been a point of contention since the UK officially left the EU last December, with a deal being struck between Britain and Spain at the eleventh hour. In July, the European Commission caused significant upset after it published draft guidelines which were different from the original UK-Spain agreement. If the EU changes were pushed through, it would mean that Spanish border authorities would be stationed in Gibraltar as opposed to Frontex, something which the UK opposes. Regardless of the outcome, Mr Picardo has assured the committee that "the future of Gibraltar is British, British British."

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