A man was acquitted of attempted murder yesterday, but was found guilty of causing slight injury through negligence when he shot his friend in the mouth on 19 October 2000....

Commotion broke out in the criminal court room yesterday just after the judge condemned Andy Calleja to life in prison for the murder of police constable Roger Debattista....

The employment sector had shown encouraging signs over the past weeks, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said. An industrialist who, a few days ago, had told him that he was about to dismiss a few workers, had won new contracts and will not only keep his...

Alternattiva Demokratika chairman Harry Vassallo, and the Green Party’s candidate for the EP election Arnold Cassola, visited the Bir Mula social history museum and cultural centre in Bormla yesterday....

The Malta Labour Party wrote a letter of protest to Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) chief executive Andrew Psaila yesterday over the lack of coverage by the station of a party activity in Mosta on Wednesday evening....

Labour leader Alfred Sant has been invited to address a mass activity at Montpellier in France this evening as part of the French Socialist Party’s electoral campaign for the European Parliament elections....

Labour Party health spokesman Michael Farrugia yesterday challenged the government to publish its plans for a reform in the health sector before the 12 June election....

Foreign Minister John Dalli yesterday said that he will be taking legal action against Labour leader Alfred Sant with regards to the latter’s allegation on the minister’s alleged involvement in the selection of a local agency for an Iranian shipping ...

Malta is facing a crisis in the job sector, claimed Opposition leader Alfred Sant yesterday. Since October 2001, the number of people registered as unemployed has been alarming, he said....

Andy Calleja, 23 from Zabbar was condemned to life in prison yesterday after he admitted killing police constable Roger Debattista during a hold-up in 2001. The other three men involved in the hold-up were also convicted of theft....