My friends Judith and Anthony Du Vivier have left London for their cottage in Windrush, in the Cotwolds, where I have often been a guest. They are both medical doctors. Anthony is a consultant...

You've reached the milestone of your second published book at a very young age, after your debut 'Lucy Min?' in 2016. How does that feel? I am humbled and grateful - to my publisher, my friends...

Former Health Minister Joe Cassar has said that he wouldn’t change a thing in terms of how the health authorities are handling the virus situation on the island.  Such a statement coming...

Parents share their feelings, nowadays also on Facebook. If minors are not allowed to have a Facebook account, why are their names, faces and references to their dark side of their family feuds...

Everyone is eagerly waiting for the day when we are told that we can go back to normal again, when we’ll be able to meet friends and family again over a coffee, a drink or perhaps a nice dinner...

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It took a while but it’s finally here, and it’s good. Much better than we expected, in fact. We’re talking about the revised fuel station policy, which had been in the works for...

This week marks the first hundred days of my service as Prime Minister. Together, with my Cabinet colleagues, these have been days of constant decisions. Although my administration inherited a...

These are interesting times to observe how the public questions institutions and how the resulting public consent fluctuates. Any surge in public support does not come cheaply and any miscalculation...

Two years ago I had been invited to the AGM of BirdLife to partake in an environmental debate. Still extremely fresh in politics, I remember being a little shocked when I walked into the building and...