Malta Independent - 2017-07-29

• Marsascala Local Council not appealing demolition of 100-year-old building after all
• Woman gives harrowing account of how man tried to burn her alive
• ERA should be given veto powers on developmen­t applicatio­ns
• Council votes against proposing Zonqor as public domain
• European hunting federation challenges ECJ Advocate General’s trapping opinion
• Fishing boat captain accused of punching sailor
• Muscat hopes UK will have new referendum on final Brexit deal
• New executive for Labour youth arm
• Malta Stock Exchange introduces new index
• President visits ‘Maltese hospital’ in Ghana
• Sian-Maltese ballet s the crowds
• Let’s have a brawl
• When all the rules fly out the window
• Master of Arts in Film Studies
• New Jesuit Chaplain for University of Malta
• Government registers increase in recurrent revenue and total expenditur­e in first six months
• Eight authors head for this year’s edition of the Malta Mediterran­ean Literature Festival
• Panama Papers: Pakistani PM disqualifi­ed from office
• Police on high alert for prayers at Jerusalem site
• NEW ZEALAND
• Thinking like an economist can make your next trip abroad cheaper
• Technology shares push markets down worldwide
• Radio listener wins a holiday in Cyprus with Emirates
• HSBC Malta creating positive community outcomes
• HOROSCOPE
• Maltese cyclists conquer the HERO Südtirol Dolomites
• Malta taking part in EuroHockey Nations Championsh­ips III
• Yazmin Zammit Stevens, Elisia Scicluna and Shelby Mangion Vassallo for two-week training camp in Slovenia
• Red Bull’s Ricciardo in confident mood ahead of qualifying
• Ferrari agrees multi-year deal to supply Sauber F1 engines
• Formula E sees brighter future as Mercedes, Porsche sign up
• Manuel backs up historic Olympic win with world championsh­ip
• What’s in a name? A lot for synchronis­ed swimming
• Amid transfer boom, UEFA eyes stricter club spending rules

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