Malta Independent - 2017-07-12

• Parliament to vote to legalise gay marriage today
• 1,146 booked for truancy in 2016
• Night club death: police continue investigat­ions
• Highest temperatur­e in June was 36.4 degrees
• Survey shows only 20% of migrants landing in Italy, Greece and Malta are economic refugees
• 20% of independen­t school students sit for ethics lessons
• Fewer Maltese aged 16+ attended cultural or sports events than the EU average in 2015 - Eurostat
• Parliament elects standing committee members
• Boris Johnson says European Union can ‘go whistle’ for big Brexit bill
• Innovation is the future of the Maltese economy - Minister Cardona
• An EU ‘defence plan’ will overlook interests of neutral countries - Alfred Sant
• How to lead a continent to a new tomorrow
• Britishbac­ked dam threatens ancient lifestyle
• Saints and traffic
• Demolition of irrep - protecting the ver
• Laceable buildings rnacular
• A brief look at the medical issues in the Charlie Gard case
• Sporadic clashes in Iraq’s Mosul after victory declaratio­n
• The price of a miracle: Should we limit spending on lifesaving drugs?
• Crude prices push European markets down
• A summer treat from BOV for new BOV Visa Classic cardholder­s
• Student Offers from Bank of Valletta
• HOROSCOPE
• Classified­s
• Kittel wins Tour stage 10, Froome keeps race lead
• British Grand Prix future uncertain beyond 2019 as Silverston­e activates break clause
• Donnarumma signs new four-year contract at AC Milan
• Hertha sign Jonathan Klinsmann after successful trial
• At 37, Venus Williams into 10th Wimbledon semi... Konta next
• Djokovic reaches Wimbledon quarters with injured shoulder
• Jordan Camilleri gives Neptunes a precious win
• James Rodriguez leaves Real Madrid, hopes for second chance at Bayern
• Salzburg show gulf in class
• Civil marriages exceed religious marriages for the first time ever

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