Former Police Commissioner Lawrence Cutajar was accused by Yorgen Fenech's defence team of being "corrupt" and of lying under oath, as he testified in the murder trial concerning the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia. He also told jurors on Monday that his contact with Edgar Brincat was a genuine policing exercise aimed at gathering intelligence
Andy Burnham projects regular man-of-the-people vibes, but behind the casual persona lies ruthless ambition and an ability for reinvention that has helped propel him to the pinnacle of British politics. The 56-year-old veteran figure within centre-left Labour replaced Keir Starmer as prime minister on Monday, three days after becoming leader of the
Traffic between Malta and Gozo continued to increase during the second quarter of the year, with more ferry trips, passengers and vehicles using the Gozo Channel service, according to figures published by the National Statistics Office on Monday. Between April and June, the number of ferry trips rose by 11.5 per cent compared with the same period in
The Church Schools Association has asked for the final step in Parliament on a Bill proposing the establishment of a new Human Rights and Equality Commission to be delayed in favour of more consultation taking place on it. Malta is set to establish its first National Commission for Human Rights and Equality under a new bill which the government says
