In 1945, Clement Attlee won a landslide victory in the first post-war general election in Britain, bringing the Labour Party to power. A year later, during a heated debate in the House of Commons, the...

Let’s start with the good   Sometimes politicians are criticized for failing to be objective in their assessment of their opponents and for only saying things which put their...

I will never know it all. I continue to learn and seek enjoyment in doing so. I learn from the world, I learn from my family, I learn from my friends, I learn from my patients and I learn from my...

Last Wednesday at the Granaries, the legendary Mark Knopfler gave a full two-hour concert accompanied by a band of eight gifted musicians much to the enjoyment of locals and tourists who flocked to...

The news that Pope Francis has approved the canonisation of both Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII, is very good news for all who hold the Church and the world dear. Pope John XXIII for his...

Is it easy for disabled people to travel abroad? Since we often associate disability with limitations, it is reasonable to assume that disabled people tend to travel only for medical or religious...

It is widely believed that a honeymoon is fun, the culmination of a celebration and a union of two people who believe they are made for each other. It is also a symbolic time when all goes well and...

Imagine losing your memory, your ability to think and to make judgment calls not just for a day – but permanently. Most types of dementia begin gradually and worsen progressively over several...

I was, and I am sure most readers were too, deeply touched by that large group of Maltese lawyers who came out expressing their unconditional love and utter pity for “the poor immigrant”....

Epilepsy is a disease caused by excessive electrical discharges in a group of cells in the brain. It is well known primarily due to the visible seizures that are caused as a result of these electrical...