Two men who were charged with forging passports yesterday took to the witness stand to testify in the case against an Algerian man who allegedly helped them obtain the passports....

The National Commission Persons with Disability (KNPD) launched its programme of activities for 2007, the European year for equal opportunities, and the 20th anniversary of the founding of the commission....

The Court of Criminal Appeal has reduced the punishment of a man who had been jailed for a month and fined Lm100 for possession of cannabis....

New Archbishop Mgr Paul Cremona’s episcopal ordination this evening...

A woman who pleaded guilty to stealing and using a Cashlink card was yesterday placed on probation for three years since the court ruled that she was a first-time offender and should be given another chance. ...

A Moroccan was yesterday conditionally discharged for one year after the court heard him admit to forging a passport to visit his sick mother undergoing medical treatment in Spain but was intercepted in France. ...

The General Workers’ Union will discuss with the new management of the Crowne Plaza Hotel only if there are no impositions on the union, said Secretary General Tony Zarb yesterday while addressing employees of the former hotel....

In a reply given to Labour MP Chris Agius, Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina outlined who qualifies for the energy benefit announced in the budget...

Foundations and trusts may now set up shop in a legal environment that provides for their own juridical personality, as separate from that of their respective founders and administrators. ...

The Gozo Sports Complex in Victoria is undergoing refurbishment and upgrading works, including the setting up of a new reception area with modern furniture and surroundings...