The procedure in Malta when one is caught stealing in order to buy drugs is usually a probation of two to three years if it is the accused’s first offence. ...

Last week hoteliers gave a rather gloomy picture of the way they see development in the tourism industry. ...

For the first time in my life, I was overjoyed to read that a Catholic priest, the Capuchin monk Raniero Cantalamessa, proclaimed the message of gratuitous justification by faith. Raniero Cantalamessa,...

I refer to Marie Benoît’s comment: “Hard to believe that a tent which cost over one million was brought to Malta and yet a permit...

I refer to my letter in your issue of 12 February entitled “Finding a Solution”, which was a follow up to Mr R. Camilleri's comments on “Flooding at Swieqi” published in your 5 February issue. ...

Reference is made to Louise Vella’s article on allegations of abuses committed by members of the clergy (TMIS, 19 March)....

The episode in the PBS series L-Istorja Minn Wara l-Kwinti shown on Monday 27 February dealt exclusively with the 1962 general election, probably the most undemocratic election ever held in post-war western Europe. ...

I would like to thank all the staff at St Luke’s Hospital, especially those at the day surgery ...

As I zapped through the TV channels last Friday, I came across the programme Xarabank, when the Prime Minister was answering questions put by the audience. ...

Marisa Micallef wonders why Maltese women are not managing to outlive men by as many years as most of our fellow Europeans and why Swedish men live so long. ...