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A car that was previously parked, moved and rolled onto the 28-year-old woman

After Malta was awarded the George Cross on April 15, 1942, the country saw Spitfire reinforcements, the targeting of anti-aircraft batteries, the bombing of th

The domestic laws of the Order of St John regulated quite stringently commerce in victuals and markets, mostly for reasons of consumer protection, health, fair

A total of 17 wind warnings were issued by the Meteorological Office in the first 22 days of April, two of which were for gale-force winds. April has been a wi

The man told police that he was going to receive €1,000 to take the delivery and pass it on to an unknown third party

Eighty years ago on Friday, the governor of this beleaguered island received a brief message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: “I have it in c

Updated 5.50pm - Mosta procession takes place without statues Gusts of wind could reach speeds of up to 88km/hr on Friday afternoon, disrupting the first Good

A man who admitted to having lived off the earnings of prostitution by taking commissions from a Chinese massage parlour business has lost a bid to have his tax

The man was stripped of his taxi driver license after he was convicted of living off the earnings of prostitution

Luftwaffe attacks on Malta 80 years ago saw the destruction of the Royal Opera House, heavy bombing on Luqa, many casualties and the miracle of the Mosta R