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Editorial Revoke the Secret Services Act and stamp out the arrogance 
Newsreport
by Saviour Balzan Speculation my foot!
Where are they now? No 0093 - PETER BUSUTTIL YOUR LETTERS 
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Mobile phone
companies are providing the Secret Service (SS) with sophisticated technical
equipment that can monitor and intercept mobile phone calls to the detriment
of their clients’ confidentiality.[READ
MORE] 
Weeks before the 1996 election the Security Services Act was enacted and the Commissioner of Police, George Grech was appointed head of the newly founded secret service. Then the local press was focused on the rumours of an imminent election.[READ MORE]  Following the revelation made last Sunday in MaltaToday, the exclusive reportage was taken up by Super One radio and TV [READ MORE]
An independent and firebrand lecturer University lecturer Edward Mallia talks to KURT SANSONE about the Church school battle in the eighties, Peter Serracino Inglott’s reign at university and government’s inaction over the environment.
Held’s baptism of fire ends in misery Not so long ago Malta drew 0-0 with the Czech Republic at Ta’Qali. We were overjoyed, as it was a night to remember by local football enthusiasts.
The foreigners are coming! James Debono puts forward the case for foreign immigrants
Maltese Soho gangsters in deal with Albanian mafia An underhand deal struck between Maltese gangsters, who run the Soho sex industry in London, and the Albanian Mafia has raised the eyebrows of the British Home Office who are concerned at the rapid influx of the Albanian networks in Britain Who sanctioned the 17 year old driver? The 17 year old driver who abandoned a minibus on the road to the Cirkewwa was driving a minibus owned by his family Price Club creditors suggest liquidation option A Price Club creditor’s meeting welcomed the proposed investment by Libyan Foreign Investment Company Limited (LAFICO) but suggested that the proposed investment should be properly structured. The assembly of creditors said in a statement that they expected a detailed proposal from Lafico Louis Galea asked to resign over Ras il-Hamrija vandalism Any one of the seven to ten security people in the Mnajdra perimeter would have seen the vandals daubing paint on the Ras il-Hamrija tower next to the temples, sources have told MaltaToday Five freak car accidents on Saturday morning Dew must have been the probable reason for six freak accidents on Saturday morning
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Publisher: John Formosa - Network Publications
Editor: Saviour Balzan
E-mail: editorial@networkpublications.com.mt