Malta Independent - 2018-02-13

• ‘Good progress’ made in third MAM-government meeting, but industrial action still on the cards
• Valletta council to discuss motion to remove Caruana Galizia memorial today
• Malta’s population rose to 460,000 in 2016
• Fraud ‘wrecked my family’, victim tells court
• Man pretends to throw grenades at French embassy
• Man asks to plead guilty to slashing woman’s throat, says he did not want to hurt her
• ‘People feel safer commenting on Carnival than on the more serious issues’ - Richmond Foundation
• FAA urges authoritie­s to take note of policies calling for protection of Wied Għomor
• A&E staff collect funds to repatriate Romanian storm accident victim’s body
• Back to the Future
• Not all so rosy
• ROYAL WEDDING GUESS LIST
• RANGE ROVER SPORT PHEV
• Three trophies for KIA at the 2018 iF Design
• ‘Dirty dancing’ Westerners deported from Cambodia
• Soldier killed in attack near paramilita­ry camp in Kashmir
• When doping wasn’t considered cheating
• Europe and Asia advance
• Energy riches fuel bitcoin craze for speculatio­n-shy Iceland
• Asian markets mostly higher after Wall Street gains
• Indian lamb cutlets with spicy roast chickpea salad
• De Bruyne, the assist king with the Ballon d’Or in sight
• Fourth edition of MMF Awards on 24 March
• Manchester City’s €878m squad – most expensive in history
• Canada gets skating gold, American Jamie Anderson wins slopestyle
• Bach on Koreas: ‘Now it’s for politics to take over’
• Wind, ice and cold are making this Olympics too wintry
• Yesterday’s Medalists
• Ronaldo-Neymar showdown with jobs at stake
• Hibernians hit five in mauling of Senglea
• UEFA asks referees to clamp down on serious foul play
• Valletta breathing down Balzan’s neck
• Impressive win helps Tarxien catch up with Naxxar
• Conscience can be mistaken

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