The Appeals Court has ordered a re-trial for a man charged with reckless driving after it upheld an appeal by the Attorney General to revoke the sentence previously handed down....

A man was remanded in custody yesterday after he pleaded not guilty to threatening police officers, making false accusations against them and resisting their orders....

A girl testified against her father in court yesterday, after he allegedly hit her over the head with an iron pipe....

Former Labour deputy leader George Vella has been nominated for the post of president of the European Socialist Party (PES)....

The Central Bank’s net operating profits fell to Lm18.2 million in 2003 from Lm19.8 million in 2002, a decline of Lm1.2 million which is reflected, to a large extent, by lower earnings on the Bank’s external reserves due to a continued reduction in i...

A Bulgarian man tragically lost his life yesterday afternoon after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing into a wall....

In recent days, the Malta Transport Authority (ADT) has put up signs imposing a 30 kph speed limit on the Regional Road tunnels in St Julian’s but The Malta Independent has serious doubts whether the cameras are really there or whether the signs have...

“Fort St Angelo is the jewel in the crown of Malta’s rich military heritage” – this is the first sentence on the National Tourism Authority’s information board greeting visitors at the entrance of the historic site....

In January, the Inland Revenue Department implemented on-line services for the Final Settlement System (FSS) in IR Services On-Line....

Labour deputy leader Charles Mangion said the Nationalist government’s first year in office was not exceptional for many people, especially the 9,000 unemployed and the 4,000 youths who cannot find a job....