A Jordanian man yesterday pleaded not guilty to crashing into the parvis of St Paul’s Sanctuary in St Paul’s Bay while under the influence of alcohol on Sunday at 5am....

The victim of a traffic accident in Libya nearly 24 years ago, has been awarded Lm23,450 by way of compensation after the court heard that as a result he lost his sense of smell and taste. ...

A Sudanese woman was yesterday charged with seriously injuring a man after she struck him in the face and on the head with a glass after he made sexual advances....

Three men were yesterday charged with stealing a number of laptops, mobile phones and electronic equipment on different occasions....

An 80-year-old Briton was brought ashore from the sea at Ghajn Tuffieha yesterday and was given first aid but was declared dead on the spot.The police said they received a report at about 1pm that a man who had ...

It was amazing that instead of addressing the hurts the people were feeling, the Nationalist Party and its leader felt that the general council should speak about one vision – that altogether they would personally ...

The reform process at the slaughterhouse yesterday led to no beef being slaughtered, with the GRTU complaining that systems that the government wanted to introduce would break up the competitive structure of the market....

The General Workers’ Union yesterday called on the government to restore the leave entitlement it has been denying workers since the budget it presented for 2005. ...

Enemalta Corporation has put up steel electricity poles in a rural area in Gozo without the permission of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa), this newspaper has learnt....

The Labour Party’s secretary-general yesterday expressed the party’s concern that current affairs programmes on the national television station were being manipulated in favour of the Nationalist Party and against the opposition....