Last Tuesday’s turn of events in Parliament that saw the session winding up early because of a lack of speakers on both sides of the house was an unforeseen and isolated incident, according to...

The Labour Party has chartered a Gozo Channel ferry to bring Gozitans to Valletta for today’s heavily promoted May Day activity, but when contacted this week the company was reluctant to...

Government whip Godfrey Farrugia said he will not be attending the Labour Party’s mass meeting to celebrate Workers’ Day in Valletta on Sunday. Writing on Facebook this evening, Dr...

A mother was jailed for three years yesterday for forcing her 13-year-old daughter into prostitution because they did not have enough money on which to live....

The verdict of the man standing trial for the wilful homicide of Joseph Drago on 26 June 2002 is expected to be handed down today after the jurors retire to deliberate their verdict following the summary of the facts of the case....

A man was fined Lm60 and had his driving licence suspended for 15 days after being found guilty of driving his car recklessly on 12 March 2003 and causing a traffic accident in which a woman was seriously injured....

A man was yesterday fined Lm250 and had his driving licence suspended for 15 days after he was found guilty of driving recklessly and seriously injuring a man and a woman....

Kullhadd editor Felix Agius was ordered to pay Nationalist Party secretary general Joe Saliba Lm500 in damages after an appeals court rejected Mr Agius’ appeal against a decision in which he was found guilty of publishing a defamatory article....

A man was yesterday charged with being in possession of cannabis resin and heroin and with trafficking cannabis on and before 14 June 2000....

APS Bank has for the last few years been contributing financially to the restoration of some priceless books held at the Capuchin Province Library in Floriana. These publications are considered to be of great value apart from being a national herita...