“Ship will sail away once gas pipeline with Italy is in place.”
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat revealing that the controversial LNG tanker, set to be moored in Marsaxlokk Bay will be shifted within eight to nine years.
“This is not a case police are taking lightly.”
Police sources saying they are not ruling out action against the injured 23-year-old Erin Tanti who was found next to the body of Lisa Marie Zhara, 15, at the foot of Dingli Cliffs.
“He sought media coverage to raise his morale.”
Deputy Police Commissioner Ray Zammit explaining the motive of Nicholas Grech, 37, behind the gruesome Mosta animal crucifixions.
“I had a small Fiat 500 with a sunroof and borrowed an amplifier.”
President Emeritus Eddie Fenech Adami recounting the first corner meetings when he ventured into politics at a Q&A session on his autobiography Eddie: My Journey.
“While the rest of the world was developing and progressing, the situation in Malta lay uncomfortably numb.”
Parliamentary Secretary Owen Bonnici reacting to news that a court case remains undecided after over 35 years; justice reform should address these issues.
“My eight children have been suffering hardship for five years, poor things.”
Joseph Gaffarena, owner of the illegally built petrol station in Qormi, insisting he was not given preferential treatment when the planning authority granted him a three-year temporary clearance to operate.
“Everyone is a journalist, a columnist and a communicator online.”
Kevin Aquilina, dean of the faculty of laws speaks about a judgment which found former Labour minister Joe Grima guilty of libel following two Facebook comments he posted.