A magistrate yesterday discharged a man from working without a permit after noting that the prosecution did not take the case seriously and treated it frivolously. ...

A man was yesterday charged with being in possession of around 700 counterfeit CDs and DVDs in April 2006 and before. ...

A woman and her step-daughter were yesterday charged with seriously injuring another woman when they allegedly hit her in the face with a ceramic pot. ...

The Labour Party in government will not simply be an alternative government; above all it will be a better government...

January was an extraordinary month in weather terms with temperatures among the warmest registered in the past 84 years....

A Maltese man has been jailed for four years and fined E18,000 by an Italian court after he was found guilty of trafficking cocaine in August last year. ...

A defence lawyer yesterday told a court that in its case against foreign women in connection with lap dancing in adult clubs, the executive police is trying to impose its views on the Maltese public...

Out of the 11 EU member states lined up to join the euro, only Malta and Cyprus will reach the fiscal criteria to join by 2008 while Slovakia appears on track to sign on to the single currency the following year...

Archbishop Mgr Paul Cremona yesterday threw the ball squarely into the court of the authorities on the matter of the rights and obligations of those who live together, not necessarily as partners but also those who live with relatives....

After a marathon session, the Malta Environment and Planning Board yesterday gave the go-ahead to the master plan for the redevelopment of Pender Place and Mercury House into a commercial, residential and high rise complex....