Without going into the merits or otherwise concerning the introduction of a reception class, let me point out a few things to Joe Martinelli who wrote A lost scholastic year (TMID, 22 February). ...

GonziPN has already given up the possibility of looking after the interest of Malta and its citizens on anything which may be harming greatly our country due to provisions included in the treaty of accession which the former Nationalist Party...

Without going into too much political propaganda, as a University student who is doing an extra “A” level this year...

Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder. One per cent of the world population has epilepsy and in Malta there are over 3,000 persons who have this condition...

Kindly allow me to reply to the letter titled Political metaphor by Charles Mangion in his capacity as deputy leader of the Malta Labour Party (TMID, 21 February)...

Dr Sant’s announced electoral battle cry “Who Dares Wins” seems to have fizzled off. ...

Reference is being made to Odds and Ends (TMID, 25 February). ...

How Edgie has he got?...

“A friend was particularly scathing about the ballerina, which came from a stock-shot library. ...

The report by Michael Carabott is typical of the way the “independent” press reports on the ongoing campaign. Cheer on the PN, behave fairly enough towards the MLP to give yourself some room to claim objectivity and damn anybody else. ...