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Editorial Picking on Paul Muscat The judiciary is not beyond reproach The mercenaries in the press Maltatoday asks… No: 0067 - Edwin Vassallo 
Sport today Time for Ilic to go "Zazu" is the man to pick Malta up  
what a week
Claire Xuereb Zillah Bugeja takes a look at the diary of this dedicated dynamo
opinion  The war on people Traffic, Steven Soderbergh's new film, may not live up to the popular applause levelled at Erin Brockovich but it makes a point no-one in Hollywood has dared get mired in before
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wine today 
Message in a bottle… Practically all the Maltese TV channels serve �cooking' as a television staple, and where there's food there's usually also some wine. Which is a good thing |
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The ban and scares, which have sent the local meat importation industry into turmoil, could lead to changes in eating and diet patterns. The foot-and-mouth disease virus is highly contagious, has travelled up to 250 km and can be spread by cars, shoes and clothing, but the views is not dangerous to humans. [READ FULL ARTICLE] 
A Maltese-registered ship could very well serve as a catalyst for further
focus on the Malta Maritime Authority's implementation of regular inspections
of ships carrying the Malta flag. [READ
FULL ARTICLE]
The government may find that mayor Paul Muscat's popularity in Cospicua is not the only stumbling block it finds in its attempt to dethrone him over a project it claims should have been put out to tender; observers are also citing irregularities at the Nationalist stronghold Mosta local council, which they claim are on a much greater scale than those being mentioned in the Cospicua claim. [READ FULL ARTICLE]
Home alone Much talk about politics, a few hot totties, and a bout of flu was my lot for an evening this week. By Christian Holland
His first visit to a quarry was to earn some pocket money as a young boy. But Saviour Ellul always knew it was the line of work for him, NADINE BRINCAT discovers
Independent candidates widely discriminated by all Former Gzira Mayor Albert Rizzo feels that there is a total discrimination towards candidates who are standing for the local councils elections as Independent candidates. He blames all this is on both political parties Zero enforcement for selling cigarettes to youngsters Not one single shop or establishment has been fined or given a warning for selling cigarettes to minors over the past five years, a police spokesman admitted yesterday Genetic research for the benefit of the next generation The frequency of infants born with disabilities could be substantially reduced in the near future, thanks to government-funded genetic testing. |
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