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Morgan Rogers scored two brilliant solo goals to down Manchester United 2-1 and keep Aston Villa in the hunt for the Premier League title. The win at Villa Park on Sunday was a 10th straight victory in all competitions for Unai Emery's team, which is third in the standings and three points off leader Arsenal. Rogers whipped two curling shots into the

Plans for what would have been Malta's first water cremation facility are set to be refused by the Planning Authority. Jeremy Muscat had applied to build an aquamation centre and cemeterial facilities on a vacant site along Triq il-Papa Piju XII and Triq ic-Cimiterju close to the Zabbar cemetery in a bid to offer the service of alkaline hydrosis -

Beleaguered Fiorentina finally got its first Serie A win of the season after its opponent played nearly the entire match with 10 men. Fiorentina eased to a 5-1 victory at home to Udinese, which had goalkeeper Maduka Okoye sent off with less than eight minutes on the clock. It was Fiorentina's first win in 16 league matches and saw the last-placed team

Kintech, Malta’s first Cashlogy Certified Partner with nearly a decade of expertise in automated cash handling, has successfully implemented Malta’s largest single-site automated cash handling system at the new Greens Supermarket’s flagship location in the Centerparc Shopping Centre, Qormi. The project involved the deployment of 15 Cashlogy cash recyclers

"Risk assessments are vital, and the police, social workers and risk assessors strive to convey their importance to victims in validating the risk they face" - Police Assistant Commissioner Louise Calleja, 23 February "What is certain is that it is the government's full intention to provide better answers to the challenges local film producers face" -

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Anġlu Farrugia, departed Malta earlier today for San Marino, where he is leading a Parliamentary Delegation on an official visit from 21 to 23 December 2025. During the visit, the Parliamentary Delegation will hold a series of meetings and discussions with the Authorities of the Republic of San Marino. These

November at Salina Nature Reserve opened with laughter, conversation and meaningful intergenerational exchange. On 3 November, BirdLife Malta hosted the first multiplier event of the ROOTED Project (Reconnection and Outreach of Adults: Teaching Environmental Discovery). Led by BirdLife Malta with partners in Spain, Greece, Slovakia and Poland, and

Two hundred years ago, in April 1825, Mikiel Anton Vassalli opened the first School of Maltese at the University of Malta in what is now known as the Valletta Campus. During a commemoration of this historic event on December 16, David Agius Muscat and Olvin Vella presented new historical documentation on this important episode in the history of the

Motivated by his childhood intrigue, a young Gozitan engineer named Matthew Curmi, 24, has authored a book on aircraft losses in Gozo during the Second World War. His book reveals unique insights into this tumultuous period through the lenses of some of the very Gozitans who witnessed these airplane crashes. Curmi - a Nadur native - has recently published