The former goalkeeper of the national football team, Reginald Cini, was yesterday found not guilty of wilfully damaging a residence in Valletta but was found guilty of relapsing and making threatening calls....

A 22-year-old man from Senglea was yesterday charged with being in possession of heroin in April 2004 and the preceding months....

Two men, who were found to have a history of drug abuse and several pending court cases, admitted that they had tried to steal a television and a decoder from the Santa Lucia Labour Party club....

A 13-year-old girl died in hospital yesterday soon after collapsing at a private school, sources told The Malta Independent....

The General Workers Union (GWU) has voiced its concern regarding the tariff increases in public services that are essential in Malta. These increases will affect workers and their family as they will reduce their purchasing power and consequently put...

A record number of 21 firework factories are taking part in the annual Fireworks Festival at Grand Harbour this weekend....

“Emphasis on medical intervention in childbirth has led to women being controlled in labour ...while lying in bed attached to a foetal monitor. Is that what women choose? ... do we give them a choice?”...

Yesterday was the first day of rehearsals for Julie and Ludwig as they prepare for their participation in the preliminary round of the Eurovision Song Contest, being held in Istanbul....

Malta yesterday became the first European Union country to receive a state-of-the-art border management tool, the Personal Identification Secure Comparison and Evaluation System (PISCES), from the United States....

An absolute majority of members of the European Parliament yesterday gave the thumbs up to former ministers Joe Borg and Josef Bonnici who were nominated by the Maltese government to serve on the European Commission and the European Court of Auditors...