Malta Independent - 2016-11-03

• Learning tricks
• Car bomb victim was likely being followed by person holding detonator forensic expert
• Breakwater to protect St Julian’s Bay not a priority for government
• Economy Ministry confirms WRDC is preferred bidder for White Rocks project
• European defence action plan ‘totally ill-advised’ Alfred Sant
• With the UK leaving, we are losing a like-minded country
• Positive statistics prove government is on the right track – Minister Edward Scicluna
• Government needs to go back to drawing board on Paceville master plan – Marthese Portelli
• Crossing each other’s palms with silver
• George W Bush wins second term
• Tackling organised crime
• Employer organisati­ons advocate less rigid, more business-friendly EU
• Julia Psaila
• At least 20 dead, 39 rescued in Indonesian boat capsizing
• Foreign minister says Syria process ‘sabotaged’
• Leader faces increasing calls to resign
• Doctor Strange
• Ouija: Origins Of Evil
• War On Everyone
• Mexico taking US factory jobs? Blame robots instead
• European shares continue to fall
• North Dakota officials borrow $4M, criticize protest cost
• Nearly half in US support legalized sports betting
• Round 1: Yamaha Gozo Motocross Championsh­ip
• Yazmin Zammit Stevens, Kyle Micallef represent Malta at Commonweal­th Championsh­ips
• Marsa CC share series with Woodlands
• Beland dominate Zejtun derby
• Fit-again Gundogan thriving as Toure’s replacemen­t at City
• Mladenovic, Garcia to spearhead France in Federation­s Cup final
• FIFA prosecutor­s want Bin Hammam aide banned for bribery
• Tokyo panel head says 2020 organisers not cooperatin­g
• Ranieri heads 10 candidates for FIFA best coach award
• Czechs hope to finally score in World Cup qualifying
• Mkhitaryan included in Manchester United squad for Fenerbahce trip
• Juve frustrated by last-gasp Lyon
• Constructi­on and delivery: Malta’s traffic bugbears
• Taddeo Scerri to replace John Cassar White as BOV chairman

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