As from Tuesday, 9 May, the use of seatbelts will be required in all commercial vehicles, including coaches and minibuses.Under the existing European legislation it was compulsory to use seat ...

Although melanoma occurs more frequently in females, Malta has registered a higher incidence of melanoma in males, said Dermatology Department Head Lawrence Scerri yesterday....

A Labour Party complaint has been upheld by Public Broadcasting Services, the party said yesterday....

A man who is facing criminal proceedings for seriously injuring his wife yesterday told a court that he never injured his wife and added that the coffin he built for her was just “a joke”. ...

Two men were yesterday charged with a snatch and grab incident to the detriment of a British tourist. ...

A German student yesterday pleaded guilty to attempting to rob a 65-year-old woman in Paceville on Thursday evening. ...

A man was yesterday charged with stealing a cheque book, forging the owner’s signature and using the stolen cheques to purchase items amounting to more than Lm1,000. ...

Nine market hawkers were yesterday cleared of selling counterfeit CDs, DVDs and Play Station games after the court ruled that the prosecution failed to submit a criminal complaint against them and also because the...

Artist Christopher Saliba is exhibiting a new collection of 20 paintings at Cleland & Souchet at Portomaso, St.Julian’s....

If the government goes ahead with the introduction of dual pricing on 1 January 2007, it will be risking an unnecessary and totally unwarranted clash with retailers who are already making sacrifices to make ends...