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Pictures of hundreds of cars waiting in a long queue to board the Gozo ferries on Wednesday drew a wave of anger on social media after reports of farmhouses being booked for house parties. Photos published on Facebook showed a traffic jam extending from the Ċirkewwa terminal all the way to Marfa. They were uploaded at the same time as Charmaine Gauci, the superintendent of public health, warned against socialising over the new year.  She said the number of cases of COVID-19 had gone up in the past few days and Malta could be seeing the beginning of an increase as a result of public gatherin...

The presence of troops in Għajn Tuffieħa and Għadira camps spelt trouble for the inhabitants of the nearby hamlets. These soldiers found themselves stationed in an isolated area, secluded from the rest of Malta. Entertainment, besides sports like football and cricket organised by the camps’ authorities, could be found in Valletta, but as Mellieħa was not connected to the railway system and the roads were in a bad state, the journey to and fro was a nightmare. Bored out of their wits, the soldiers looked forward to military manoeuvres. However, while training, they entered fields, demoli...

Pupils from St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Primary School in Harlesden. Picture: Red Tower - Credit: Archant A company founder in Wembley has launched a campaign to give vulnerable school children in Brent meals and gifts this Christmas. Teachers from Barham Primary School celebrating Diwali and thankful for Red Tower's cause. - Credit: Archant Minal Patel, founder and director of Red Tower, has managed to get 17 schools involved in her project to accept gifts donations for pupils. Minal was initially inspired by footballer Marcus Rashford’s Free School Meal campaign to feed children during t...