Saturday, July 4, 2009

News


Two more Swine Flu cases confirmed - woman hospitalised for observation - Yesterday, 12:13
Updated10.02 p.m. Two more cases of A H1NI swine flu were confirmed this evening, raising the number of confirmed cases to 18. A Health...

Air Malta aircraft in Swine Flu scare - Yesterday, 22:35
An Air Malta aircraft operating the London Gatwick - Catania route was delayed for 2 hours 50 minutes at Catania Airport yesterday while it was...

Large fish reported off Marsascala - Yesterday, 22:37
The Police said this evening that they had been anonymously informed that two large fish had been reported off Zonqor Point, Marsascala. It urged...

The police turn on the style - Yesterday, 13:32 - Kurt Bugeja Coster
The police turned on the style this morning for celebrations marking the 195th anniversary of the founding of the corps. The Police Precision...

31,200 tons of bulky waste deposited at amenity sites - Yesterday, 19:18
A civil amenity site was inaugurated today at Tal-Kus, near Xewkija in Gozo. The site is the fifth and last such facility to be opened in Malta...

Police question 29 on drugs - Yesterday, 12:49
The Drug Squad over the past week questioned 29 people over drugs, the Police said today. The first four were questioned after the police...

The presidency - much more than symbolism - Yesterday, 11:29
Former President and Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami said today that he disagreed with the view which some people could have that the...

Swine Flu? - Call a doctor, don't go to hospital, clinics - Yesterday, 11:09
The Health Department this morning appealed to all those suspecting Swine Flu not to go to hospital emergency departments or clinics but to stay...

Malta and international press digest - Yesterday, 07:30
The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. The Times says a baby is among the cases of Swine Flu reported yesterday,...

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Stories from The Times


Government forges ahead on shipyards - Claudia Calleja
The government will today announce four "final" voluntary retirement schemes for shipyard employees after an unscheduled meeting...

Labour leader: No place for prima donnas - Ariadne Massa and Christian Peregin
Labour leader Joseph Muscat yesterday called on everybody to roll up their sleeves and get ready to work hard - there would be no place for...

MEP elections will be Micallef's test - Mark Micallef
The June 2009 euro-parliamentary elections may be a world away for many but they are already being seen as Jason Micallef's crucial test within...

Karl Chircop in deep coma
Labour MP Karl Chircop is in a deep coma and his condition is still critical after he suffered a stroke on Sunday. The 42-year-old family doctor...

Maltese emigrants convention planned for 2010 - Fiona Galea Debono
Archbishop Paul Cremona's recent trip to Australia to visit Maltese emigrants and attend World Youth Day has resulted in the plan to organise a...

Driver gets suspended jail term for involuntary homicide - Waylon Johnston
A truck driver found guilty of causing the death a motorcyclist was yesterday handed down a one-year jail term suspended for three...

Editor breached code of ethics
The Press Ethics Commission has found that the editor of the news portal Maltastar.com breached the journalistic principle of right of reply when...

Maltese musicians to perform at Zaragoza Expo
The String Ensemble of the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing at the EXPO 2008 being held in Zaragoza, Spain at the invitation of the...

Brussels lays groundwork for next climate change conference - Ivan Camilleri, Brussels
The European Commission set the ball rolling yesterday to plan its position for next year's world conference on climate change in Copenhagen. In...

TVM still takes lion's share of audience
TVM has remained the top television channel in terms of audience share, according to the Broadcasting Authority's Continuous Audience Assessment...

Alleged thief pleads innocent
A 46-year-old man was yesterday remanded in custody after pleading not guilty to stealing a car stereo and causing less than €1,164.69 in...

Minister praises police 'sacrifice' during strike
Minister for Justice and Home Affairs Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici yesterday met a delegation from the Malta Police Association (MPA), led by its...

Rescued infant back at crèche after 'aunt' admits she is not related - Cynthia Busuttil
Blessing, the one-year-old migrant girl who was saved from a sinking boat two months ago, is back at the Ursuline Sisters Crèche in Sliema...

AD praises joint diplomatic initiative
Alternattiva Demokratika yesterday congratulated the government on its initiative to open embassies in Ramallah and Tel Aviv. "The opening...

July warmer, less sunny
July's mean air temperature was a fraction warmer than the July norm recorded for the past 57 years, the Meteorological Office said yesterday. At...

Judge Bonello's opinions 'the lifeblood of human rights court'
A compilation of 53 opinions on European Court judgments by Judge Giovanni Bonello has been published in a book called When Judges Dissent -...

Britain's pet charity to fund Gozo SPCA's neutering programme
The Gozo SPCA has signed up as a Welfare Associate with The Blue Cross. The two organisations are now working together to set up a neutering...

Double taxation agreement with Greece
The Greek government last month officially informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that it has fulfilled all legal requirements for the...

Hotel staff raise money for African children
About 60 Le Méridien St Julians associates and their families woke up early on a recent Sunday morning to walk, run, jog or cycle six...

Number of full-timers up by nearly 3,000
The full-time gainfully occupied population increased by 2,907 persons while unemployment fell by 865 in March compared to the same month last...

All the eights...
The eighth card in a series being issued by Maltapost on a date when the day, month and year coincide - 08.08.08 - will be issued by Maltapost's...

Valletta council worried about co-cathedral plans
Valletta local council said it is "very much concerned" that the proposed development at St John's Co-Cathedral may pose an unacceptable...

Free fresh fruit for SkolaSajf children
More than 500 Gozitan boys and girls aged between six and 11 who attend SkolaSajf were offered fresh fruit for free. The initiative was part of a...

Boundary wall at Msida garden
The Msida local council said works related to the building of a boundary wall at the garden in front of the parish church have been commissioned...

High Commissioner speaks at London Rotary Club
Malta's High Commissioner in London, Michael Refalo, has carried on with his series of speaking engagements at UK Rotary Clubs. As the Malta...

Revival in sight for Floriana's Ospizio - Fiona Galea Debono
The new lease of life enjoyed by La Vittoria Bastion at the Ospizio in Floriana during the Malta Arts Festival last month should not be temporary...

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