Doctors will be getting kits to keep in their car, which would help them to save lives in case of an emergency, the Times of Malta reports on Monday. The main story, however, is that the government got its teacher projections wrong, according to the Malta Union of Teachers.

The Malta Independent looked into the provision of school transport and the teachers and LSAs who were asked to supervise it. The newspaper also reported on how prostitutes' jobs were made harder by expectations raised by extreme porn.

In-Nazzjon also features the provision of school transport, with the Prime Minister saying any problems were caused by parents, while the Opposition Leader laid the blame squarely at the government's feet, saying it was all down to their procrastination.

L-Orizzont refers to a court sentence in which a judge called for gentlemen's clubs to be regulated. It also quotes the Prime Minister saying that there were many more companies wishing to relocate to Malta.