Malta Independent - 2018-03-13

• Farewell to a real life hero
• Mystery surrounds Paceville death as autopsy on Maltese youth is inconclusi­ve
• Government stops debate on MPs’ pensions after Opposition withdraws consensus
• Government to propose amendments to law on explosives after recent court judgment
• Father and son jailed for theft
• Busuttil requests ruling after Speaker denies PQ about Keith Schembri’s offshore accounts
• 2,328 divorces since introducti­on of divorce law in 2011
• BOV inaugurate­s new representa­tive office in London
• Valletta joins partners up to join #StopStigma campaign for mental health
• MDA says action taken after Townsquare dust complaint
• BirdLife Malta’s Walk for Nature raises €700 for environmen­tal education resources
• Why make the same mistake twice?
• Paceville fast becoming a no-go area
• Closing date for the forthcomin­g revision of electoral registers published
• Why mental health treatment is not an easy solution to violence
• In Russia, suspicions over spy’s poisoning point to Britain
• Rhapsody in Atlantic Blue: bespoke McLaren 720S unveiled at Geneva Internatio­nal Motor Show
• CUPRA e-Racer welcomes the E TCR series
• Positive market outlook pushes stocks higher
• BOV talks banking to Giovanni Curmi Students
• Badminton training at #OnTheMove gaining momentum
• Casey wins at Innisbrook as Woods comes up short by a putt
• Ryan Day wins Gibraltar Open
• MBSA to host first ever world championsh­ip
• Balkan consolidat­e top position
• First seasonal victory for Marvels
• Federer opens Indian Wells title defence with 2-day win
• Egypt detains 8 fans over protest
• Chelsea looks for another good showing against Barcelona at Camp Nou
• Greece suspends league following pitch invasion
• Dramatic winner puts Sirens in safer water
• May: Russia ‘highly likely’ behind ex-spy’s poisoning

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