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The UK has objected to the EU's allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse of the word "colony" to describe the allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse of Gibraltar. The EU made a allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse regarding UK allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse travelling to the EU after Brexit. It says in a allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse: "Gibraltar is a allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse of the British Crown. There is a allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse between Spain and the UK concerning the sovereignty over Gibraltar, a territory for which a allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse has to be reached." The UK replied: "Gibraltar is not a colony and it is allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse inappropriate to describe it in this way....Gibraltar is a full part of the UK family....This will not change allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse to our exit from the EU."

Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory located between Spain and Morocco. Over 30,000 people live allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse. In 1704, Britain captured it from Spain. It was handed to the UK in a 1713 allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse. Spain still claims the allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse. It wants the EU to exclude Gibraltar from allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse post-Brexit agreements with the UK. Gibraltar rejected the allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse of a shared UK-Spanish allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse by 99% to 1% in a 2002 allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse. Gibraltar's Chief Minister accused Spain of allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse. He said: "No one will be surprised to hear the Spanish government making allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse statements in allbullyingcitizenscolonycompletelycontroversydocumentduefootnoteideaislandprovocativereferendumrespectsolutionsovereigntyterritorytheretreatyuse of Gibraltar."