The court of appeal yesterday confirmed a judgement issued by the First Hall of the Civil Court in 2002 ordering Investments, Industry and Information Technology Minister Austin Gatt to pay Lm800 in damages to Opposition Leader Alfred Sant. ...

As war and conflict gnaw at society’s heart, some 500 choir singers from different countries and religions will be singing prayers for peace at St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta at an Inter-Religious Meeting, ...

The Maltese national team suffered four defeats and obtained a draw in the 5th edition of the EHF Challenge Trophy 2007 which ended on Sunday in Luxembourg....

Bringing to a close its next-to-last meeting before the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games begin, the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) Coordination Commission today marked an important milestone in its review of preparations for August next year. ...

The magistrates’ court in Gozo ordered a man to pay a total of Lm7,132 in compensation after he was found guilty of causing a car accident that left another man injured suffering eight per cent disability. ...

As Parliament approved the budget estimates for the Family and Social Solidarity Ministry yesterday, a war of words broke out over two public officers who spoke publicly in favour of measures included in Budget 2008....

The Rural Affairs and the Environment Ministry said yesterday there had been a huge response by the public to the tree planting initiative at the weekend. ...

The Malta Employers’ Association yesterday expressed concern about what it said were sweeping statements, during recent parliamentary sessions that were casting a negative image of employers in general. ...

The world premiere for Caravaggio – The Movie, a biographical movie production, will be held in Malta on Friday....

The GWU’s Metal and Construction Section yesterday denied it had any hidden agenda about the government’s plans for the development of Grand Harbour. ...