Deputy Leader of the Nationalist Party Mario de Marco has apologised to any people who were angered and disappointed by the revelations that he, along with his legal firm, were the legal...

Demolition works on the Barts Campus in Gozo started today, following the final green light given by the Planning Authority, Vitals Global Healthcare said in a statement. Several enabling works...

A man who was allegedly involved in an arson attempt which led to the killing of a person in Marsa last month was charged in court today. Aaron Cassar, 37, from Kirkop pleaded not guilty before...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna will celebrate mass at 6pm on Monday to mark the first anniversary of the passing of Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Mercieca.  Mgr Mercieca died on 21 March last year,...

A court heard how police allegedly used excessive force in the course of their duties and manhandled young men who were not even involved in incidents and were, in fact, victims of aggression themselves....

A magistrate’s court yesterday heard how a man walked into a pharmacy, showed the pharmacist the knife he had in his bag and when he noticed that he was not going to get any money, asked her for Lm10....

Structural funds assigned to various EU member states could be in jeopardy after 2007 should a deal not be reached in this week’s EU summit....

Mr Justice Gino Camilleri ruled that the General Workers Union could broadcast an advert that had previously been stopped by the Broadcasting Authority. In the 11-page judgement, Mr Justice Camilleri ...

A court heard how Marco Formosa, a former postman failed to deliver 111 registered letters and 500 door to door letters during his time working with Maltapost....

Magistrate Abigail Lofaro severely rebuked a woman for never turning up in court in a case that has been pending for the last five years, adding that she will be passing sentence in the final ...