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Alfred Sant meets Charles Polidano after lambasting him
Labour Leader Alfred Sant has met privately Charles Polidano known as ic-Caqnu, in the wake of a fierce campaign by the MLP against the construction giant for illegally dumping rubble at sea.

Money laundering could wreak economic havoc as Malta gears to Euro

Government embarrassed as police question Mario Camilleri ‘l-Imniehru’

Labour widens lead despite budgetary tax cuts

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No end in sight for chaotic roadworks, as Naxxar shops take council to court

BA new guidelines won’t tackle party polarisation

Community radios stretching their waves

In danger of losing life

Malta lobbying for EU-Arab League political meeting

L-Istrina to be held in reduced version

Prime Minister intervenes in MIDI Yacht Club dispute

Man to be charged over Cassone murder

Diplomatic brain-drain: Half of foreign office staff missing

Government doubles hunting lobby’s budget

Karkarizi demand same treatment as Muslims

Smarting over

Government expecting EU’s go-ahead on low-cost flights

Government seeking new rescue plan for Air Malta

Interview
Enforce this
The Broadcasting Authority wants to clamp down on stations breaching its guidelines by imposing new fines. But BA Chairman Joseph Scicluna admits a good part of these guidelines would be unrealistic to enforce, particularly where political stations are concerned by Karl Schembri

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