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Editorial
A disgraced Police commissioner
and an embarrassed government
Toon
Today:
With
apologies to Vince Farrugia
YOUR LETTERS
Newsreport
by Saviour Balzan
Not a time to rejoice
Where
are they now?
Miriam Hayman
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By
Kurt Sansone
The Police Commissioner’s mid-week admission in open court
that he had a relationship with Isabelle Azzopardi, contradicts his
nation wide statements on Radio 101 and Bondicini, where he insisted
in the presence of his wife that he had nothing whatsoever to do
with the Polish-born woman. Ms Azzopardi had alleged that Mr Grech
attempted to rape her.
[READ FULL ARTICLE]
The woman at
the centre of the attempted rape allegations made against Police
Commissioner yesterday flatly denied that there had been a sexual
relationship between the two of them, describing the notion as "wishful"
thinking on the side of George Grech. [READ
FULL ARTICLE]
By
David Lindsay
The unidentified 30-year-old Maltese woman, who was seriously injured
last week when she mysteriously fell from the back of a van travelling
at a high speed down a Toronto highway, is currently recovering
from serious head injuries.
[READ FULL ARTICLE]
From school benches to back
benches
Mother of four
and back bencher Dolores Cristina tells Miriam Dunn
how she hardened up for a life in politics, but never takes her
phone off the hook
New
technology would help referees
Charlie Agius is a well-known referee. Besides officiating
many of the top local matches, he has refereed more than 80 international
games. He has two more seasons before winding up his career, but,
as RAY ABDILLA discovers, he has no intention of stopping there
Shipping
and subsidies
By Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi
There
are different forms of subsidies that a government may give to a
business organisation. There is the so called operational aid and
there are subsidies that are given in order to restructure the organisation
Nuke them. They’re
everywhere
There’s an enemy close to home. Dare you see what lurks beneath,
asks John O'Dea
Diane Nikolic
Fashion make-up artist of the year, is eager for all women to look
their best. Interview by Zillah Bugeja
Navigating Wine
By Georges Meekers
Some wine words are simply confusing. Similar terms can mean very
different things that taste very different too
Fish
poisoning likely if cold chain is broken
MaltaToday is informed that recently the Department of Public Health
was notified of at least 10 people who went down with probable fish
poisoning. Eight of these individuals came from two separate families,
while the other two were individual cases.
Sigh of relief with new security
appointment
By
Kurt Sansone
Contacted by MaltaToday two days after his new appointment as head
of the Security Service, Herbert Agius would not comment on whether
he would bring about any policy changes at the department which
has been the subject of great media intrigue
Women
conspicuous by their absence
By
Miriam Dunn
The Malta Council for Economic and Social Development might have
been given an overhaul as the forum at which the social partners
can exchange views but it doesn’t seem to have entirely moved
with the times.
No
conclusions yet from security investigators
The Armed Forces is still investigating the incidents televised
during the Bondicini programme of the 25 September, which showed
Lou Bondi breaking into the AFM headquarters and the airport control
tower
Bundy spills the beans
The dispute between myself and Noel Mallia, the radio co-ordinator
at 101, was a purely domestic one. I simply could not agree with
his arrogant attitude not just towards myself but also towards my
colleagues at the Radio
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