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Today’s letters by Times of Malta readers

A thousand jobs in Taunton jobs were saved this week in 2007 when the Government announced that the UK Hydrographic Office would be staying in the…

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US tourist claims her rights were breached when termination was refused

Malta’s blanket abortion ban has been questioned many times in the past... but 2022 saw its most serious challenge yet

Far too many women do not feel motivated to address the issue of decreasing sexual activity due to age with their gynaecologist, and just decide this is “

The first In The Pink Party, one of the many Times of Malta events organised by Pink, gathered a select group of women, to listen to a talk on sexual wellness,

A  letter in this newspaper on April 3 surely caught the attention of readers who wish birth to be a safe and satisfying experience for mothers and babies.

THE controversial issue of smacking children entered the spotlight in Taunton back in April 2008, has your thoughts changed now in 2022?

Soon-to-be parents are outraged about a decision to not allow fathers to spend time with their partner and newborn child, beyond the birth itself. New rules introduced as part of COVID-19 restrictions mean that while expectant fathers are allowed to attend their child’s birth, they must leave the hospital as soon as the mother is set to start post-natal treatment and is transferred to the relevant ward. Thea and Tyron Tabone, who are just one month away from their expected birth date, blasted...