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| TOP NEWS | Wednesday, 14 November 2007 Junk food to be banned in schools as from 1 January A ban on unhealthy food at school tuck shops will enter into force as of next January as soft drinks, chocolate bars, burgers and crisps will vanish from tuck shops shelves to make way for more wholesome alternatives... Bondiplus costings ‘reasonable,
but not all mine’ – Tonio Fenech ‘Brute force’ victim demands € 30,000 in compensation… from MaltaToday NEWS | Wednesday, 14 November 2007 Lech Walesa makes star appearance at Ghajn Tuffieha Frank Portelli alleges ‘paid commissions’, Josie denies New harassment laws tighten noose on ‘dirty language’ New chapter for Valletta’s landmark bookshop Low level of awareness of EU’s development policies Seabird’s habits astonish experts McCreevy pledges support to Malta over French pressure Tonio Borg – migration greatest challenge in 1,000 years
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INTERVIEW  Major Stanley Clews, I presume
OPINIONS  Pamela Hansen: Free labour  Reno Borg: Gonzi’s limited options BOOKS The end of a literary era Last week, veteran American novelist and journalist, Norman Mailer, passed away at the age of 84. Dr Ivan Callus talks to Raphael Vassallo about his often misunderstood contribution to world literature No honour among MPs? Lino Spiteri’s short stories re-released in a single volume  The Julian Manduca Award 
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