A 35-year-old man was jailed for two years suspended for four year after he pleaded guilty to grievously injuring a man....

Gift of Life are announcing a temporary pause in the campaign for the right to life to be clearly given to the unborn child through the Constitution of Malta. ...

A man was jailed for two-and-a-half years yesterday after he pleaded guilty to stealing a car stereo worth more than €232.49 (Lm100) in Zabbar on Friday evening....

A Luxembourger living in St Paul’s Bay yesterday was conditionally discharged after pleading guilty to grievously injuring his former girlfriend on 5 May 2005....

A 49-year-old man from Senglea is in critical condition after he lost control of his car and crashed into a wall at around 5.30pm on Sunday, the police said yesterday....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday hailed last year’s record tourism results, but warned against complacency in the crucial sector as, he said, “nothing could be taken for granted”....

The Rural Affairs and Environment Minister yesterday presented a number of amendments to the Development Planning Act that will strengthen the participation of, and tools available, to NGOs and the public...

Following the enormous turnout this weekend from individuals signing up for the heavily-discounted Blueskies broadband initiative, the government yesterday announced the offer for broadband subscriptions at €3 per month is to be extended until 8 February....

The Labour Party’s proposal to introduce a reception class is one that puts every child in the same boat, forcing them to repeat a year – “it is actually a repeating class...

Maltese photographer and artist Joe P Smith scooped up the first prize in a photographic competition on the theme of “Mani e Gestualità” (Hands and Gestures)....