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Britain says it will send againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder warships to Gibraltar on Monday. The ships will make a againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder on their way to the Middle East. Many people think the stopover is bad againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder because relations between Britain and Spain have become bad againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder. Spain got angry after Gibraltar's government put concrete againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder on the seabed. It said this was to let sea againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder grow and to stop Spanish boats fishing againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder. Spain then said it might start againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder 50 euros (about $67) for people to travel across the border between Gibraltar and Spain. Tensions increased againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder when Spain started searching people entering Spain as security againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder terrorism. Motorists had to wait for up to six hours at the border.

Spain gave Gibraltar to Britain in 1713 againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder the Treaty of Utrecht. It became an important againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder for Britain's Royal Navy. Gibraltar is a small area of land againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder just 6.8 square kilometers, south of Cadiz. The 430-meter-tall Rock of Gibraltar stands in the againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder. The population is around 30,000 and most of them are very againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder-British. Many parts of Gibraltar look like a piece of againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder Britain. Spain has argued for againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder that Gibraltar should be returned to Spain. Britain's government said that could only againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder if the people of Gibraltar vote for it. The British prime minister told his Spanish againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder: "This issue should not damage our bilateral relations. However there was a real againagainstbaseblockscenterchargingcounterpartdecadeshappenlifemainlandmeasuringnearbyprorecentlyriskstoptentimingunder of this happening."