Malta Independent - 2017-11-29

• PN MP insists inquiry should still be launched, despite passage of time
• Government cannot make subsidiary legislatio­n which runs counter to primary law
• Godfrey, Marlene Farrugia ready to forgive man who posted threatenin­g message
• EU extends approval for glyphosate, Malta votes against
• Prime Minister against removing 10-year-limit for aggrieved family members to file for defamation
• MUT declares dispute with MCAST
• ‘Strong increases in housing prices may raise financial stability risks’
• ‘The poor you will always have with you’ Matthew 26:11
• Refusal to comply will only strengthen suspicion
• American actress Meghan Markle to be a new kind of royal
• Thousands of foreign troops in Syria but will they leave?
• Energy companies push Europe higher
• ‘Reduce wasteful consumptio­n to protect future generation­s’ Commonweal­th delegates told
• FIMBank event brings together corporate clients
• Valletta Cruise Port gives back to local children’s homes
• Athleta edge out Paolites
• Marsa White Stars claim winter title as JIVAL win again
• Good wins for Qormi and Floriana Young Stars
• Santa Lucia keep promotion hopes alive
• Sam Cassar and Mark Abela grab silver at Algeria Junior Internatio­nal
• Joe Bajada appointed as a member on a Commission of the World Cycling Union
• What you can get for Messi’s 700 million euro buyout clause
• New national short course and age group swimming records
• Preseason optimism fades to midseason anxiety at Everton
• Roma captain De Rossi handed 2-match ban for slap
• Spurs lose further ground as United keep City in sight
• Business as usual

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