We have a very succinct saying in Maltese that refers to not using a deodorant when pointing fingers at others. ...

On Monday 22 March at around two in the afternoon, part of the daily programme on TVM could be considered “stealth advertising” for a recently published book. ...

Stephen Calleja had a brilliant light-bulb idea with which to pursue his mission of trying to belittle critics of the City Gate project, which he wrote under the portentous title of “The meaning of public consultation” (TMIS, 11 April). ...

Stephen Calleja makes some quite valid points about the theory and practice of consultation (TMIS, 11 April); but in the end, like most party hacks, he ends up knee-deep in cow excrement....

At long last, after the long overdue request I having been making through letters to your newspaper, my wish has finally been granted. ...

Daphne Caruana Galizia’s piece entitled Ending celibacy solves nothing is, and is meant to be, as usual provocative. It contains some arguments that, on a theoretical level, have some merit. ...

I stayed at home watching Xarabank while my husband was taking part in the ‘Maratona bir-Roti’ on Friday, 9 April. When Eileen and Hector were on the sofa, I split my sides laughing. ...

The cliché ‘a friend of a friend’ has obvious ominous overtones in political and social circles. ...

Well I think I have the answer to Ryanair’s imminent introduction of having to pay for a pee on their flights....

Holy Father, you will not be aware of it if you have not been told, but you should know that your visit among us has generated...