Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil said this evening that while the PN had lost the vote of no confidence in the house it had won the hearts and minds of the Maltese people.  Dr Busuttil was...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat came out of Parliament after his government won the motion of no confidence presented by the opposition and said that: “What happened today is not an excuse of...

Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant has challenged the prime minister to state whether it was true that “there was a problem” with the more than Lm8 million that Foreign Minister John Dalli authorised for the purchase of an embassy in Brussels....

An elderly man took the stand in court yesterday and claimed that two men he thought were women stole Lm7,000 from him as one of them lured him out of his car by telling him there was a cat underneath it....

Five men were fined yesterday after being found guilty of crimes related to hunting....

A teacher at Joseph the Worker School in Marsa told a court yesterday that a watchman he had reported for skiving off work, beat him with a chair two weeks ago....

Nationalist Party EP candidate Michael Falzon is suing Joe Mizzi, claiming an article Mr Mizzi wrote in The Times entitled Playing chairman was libellous and defamatory....

Dun Guzepp Zammit boys’ school in Hamrun donated Lm10,000 to the Community Chest fund yesterday....

The need for greater security to prevent the tax bands that appear on a packet of cigarettes being forged has led to the introduction of a new holographic type, said Customs Director General John Mifsud, as the new bands were introduced at a launch y...

In the first quarter this year, total sales by manufacturing enterprises increased by Lm9.7 million or four per cent to Lm254.1 million from Lm244.4 million a year earlier, according to figures released yesterday by the National Office of Statistics....