“Give us what is legally right and... we will make sure any illegal activities are kept to a minimum.”

FKNK president Joe Perici Calascione cajoling government not to bow to pressure from the European Commission on spring hunting and to give hunters a “satisfactory shoot”.

“Part of me lies in that casket.”

Architect Richard England mourning the loss of his childhood friend Fr Peter Serracino Inglott whom he described as “unique”.

“If you think that paying your way through the stabbing... will set you and Claire free, forget it.”

The wording of an anonymous SMS sent to construction magnate Anglu Xuereb inferring he was covering up his daughter’s involvement in the New Year’s Day double fatal stabbings in Sliema.

“Against the principle of distributive justice.”

The Live Organ Transplant Advisory Committee ruling against the donation of organs through advertisements after a woman made a plea on Malta Park for a kidney for the father of her son.

“This is my organ and I should be able to give it to who I want.”

Romina Bartolo, a young mother who replied to the Malta Park plea and offered to donate her kidney, lambasting the transplant ethics’ committee decision.

“They took our Sunshine away.”

Ruth Nicholson lamenting the loss of her friend, Sudanese Osama Al Shzliaoy, who died from head injuries after being pushed to the ground by Romanians in Paceville.