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Electronic music producer Neil Hales tells all in our Q&A

Spread over five days, there are over 70 events for book launches, meetings with local and international guest authors, seminars, panel discussions, film screenings and events for students, some also streamed online

Malta Book Festival: A pint with Irvine Welsh Irvine Welsh, the international guest of the 2021 Malta Book Festival, will sit down for an extended interview with writers Wayne Flask, and again with Immanuel Mifsud in an exchange moderated by Mark Vella 25 July 2021, 9:00am by Matthew Vella Irvine Welsh is the international guest of the 2021 Malta Book Festival. He’ll be sitting down for an extended interview on his life and works with Wayne Flask, and again with Immanuel Mifsud in an exchange moderated by Mark Vella to discuss the generation-defining influence of the Scottish writer’s w...

Activists camping in Dingli to block works on a controversial “road to nowhere” cutting through fields have agreed to stand down after the authorities reduced the road’s width by a fifth. The scaling down of the project connecting Sienja and Muzew alleys with Don Bosco street will also ensure no more carob trees are destroyed and a Medieval chapel in the area is further protected, although its environmental context will be ruined. Two centuries-old trees have already been destroyed as part of the road-building works. Moviment Graffitti activists who halted the Infrastructure Malta proje...

Updated 4pm with PN statement Plans to expand the Mrieħel bypass with a new flyover are being quietly moved forward by Infrastructure Malta, Moviment Graffitti said on Saturday, in what it described as the roads agency's "standard way of operating." The proposed expansion will take up more than three football pitches' worth of agricultural land – 20 tumoli - which is outside the development zone and "forever destroy farming in the area", Graffitti warned.  It will also require authorities to destroy a €1 million pedestrian footbridge built and installed above the bypass just two years ...