Last week, the police came to Nadur looking for a man who had been brandishing a knife in public. ...

Just as has bedevilled Airbus, discord between the various European players is killing off Europe’s Galileo project, whose high ambitions aimed to create a satellite navigational system with which Europe hoped to rival the American GPS....

An art exhibition of watercolours by Alfred Chircop is being organised by Middlesea Valletta Life (MSV) until 13 April....

Once again this year's edition of New Faces proved to be as successful as in previous years drawing a capacity attendance for the vernissage on Friday, 3 March....

Born at Rabat Malta, Fr John joined the Franciscans and studied in Malta, Jerusalem and Rome. Since 1977 he has participated yearly in an archaeological excavation ...

Marsovin wines complemented perfectly the Bulgarian cuisine prepared specifically to celebrate Bulgaria’s National Day which marks the proclamation...

The home of William Wilberforce (1759-1833), the British Member of Parliament whose life’s work culminated exactly 200 years ago in the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act, banning trading in human beings throughout the British Empire, reopens on March 25. ...

Thirty years after the death in 1976 of the Queen of English crime writers, Brian Pedley investigates…...

It has been a hectic week, full of vroooommm, vroooommm and I am looking forward to some quiet time and a night of sleep which is more than five hours long. I hope you will enjoy First and its contents. Make ...

The Labour Party yesterday launched a policy paper on the protection of the historic environment....