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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 02 May 2010

The verdict on Joseph Muscat
Just under half the country says it is ready to trust Labour’s young leader with the reins of government. But only 35% know what his policies are: MaltaToday’s survey paints the picture of Joseph Muscat as the Maltese have got to know him. >>


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A nation that never learns

Writing about the state of traffic in Malta invariably evokes a sense of déjà-vu. >>


INTERVIEW


The grime-sweeper
When it comes to allegations of filth and corruption, or denying parliamentary pairing, Labour deputy leader ANGLU FARRUGIA is at the forefront; but are his efforts bearing any fruit for the party’s journey into a ‘new season’ of politics? >>


MT Surveys

The verdict on Joseph Muscat

A LA CARTE CATHOLICS

We asked.... Do you know what Vision 2015 is? 89% said ‘no

Labour leads, but Gonzi makes slight recovery

Survey confirms unpopularity of commuting

ENERGY, COST OF LIVING & JOBS

Who’s the most trusted nanny in Gonzi’s cabinet?

Consumers fishing around for better deals

Robert Arrigo ‘most wanted’ for minister

Cabinet thrives, but Fenech and Gatt hit rock bottom

Bleak times – depression at the Grand Harbour

Budget 2010 – Raise taxes or cut benefits?

FREE FALL

So near and yet so different

Only 35% will be taking a holiday this summer

The wiser, grey pound

Shopping in the City

Corned beef? a matter of class

Labour poised for absolute majority

Turnout drops to 79%

Labour Party heading for absolute majority

EU MEMBERSHIP – FIVE YEARS LATER


Restaurant review by Monique Chambers

Dress for dinner

Pick and mix

Mid-night or mid-day feast!

Say cheese!

No love lost

Take two…

Art on a plate

What’s in a name?

For the love of food

Hurry up summer!

When in Rome (Or even Venice)

Time machine

Seeing red

Hasta la vista

It’s definitely fresh

Nothing ventured, nothing gained

Wind in its sails

Ruby in the sand

A-fish-ionados

At home with Gianni

Luck exists in the leftovers

Enter the secret garden

Been there, eaten that, got the t-shirt

Ain’t no mountain high enough

The road to Manderlay

 

 

 


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Film Review:
By Teodor Reljic

Genuine scares are hard to find, but look no further

The gods are laughing

They can’t fly, but they can kick your ass

The dragons are alright

Putting (blind) faith in the Academy

Scorcese should embrace the trash

Whatever happened to Alice?

The clock is ticking, for bad blood

Here comes the boom

Squeal at the moon

Froggy business

Thrilling… as expected

Catch-22 meets Don Quixote in Iraq

So average it hurts

There’s no getting Caine

No need to ask, he’s a smooth operator

To be seen in 3D at all costs

For absent friends…

She’s a mean, mean girl

Picking up the pieces

Undead funny

Blue moon, I saw you standing alone

Historical flashpoints

It’s a long way up

An evolution in grief

The hazards of love

I’m not there

From rags to…?

The flakes and the fury

Good forecast for gluttons

Aliens - out!

Lost in translation

A basterd’s work is never done

Toy stories

Going off the rails on a crazy

The rodents in the
ointment

Revenge of the nerd

As queer as you’d expect

The story of L

Too much is never enough

Dubya’s last stand

Keep it Simple, Stupid

On a political prisoner

Guess who’s back?

Kid's stuff? Not really

She was once a girl,
believe it or not

A howling shame

Putting the dead in deadline

Gag…reflex?

Delicious double-crosses




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