Malta Independent - 2018-04-13

• 40% attend Sunday Mass regularly
• ‘Oh my Malta’ tagline can be used negatively, and that’s a good thing – famous vlogger Nas
• Maria Efimova will not be extradited to Malta
• JOURNALIST’S MURDER
• Zurrieq double-decker crash worse than Paqpaqli - paramedics
• ‘Is this fast-track sanctionin­g for firework factories?’ eNGO asks
• PA Board approves Fortina Spa Resort re-developmen­t
• HSBC Bank operating in ‘business as usual’ mode
• Pope admits he made ‘grave errors’ in Chile sex abuse case
• Former Labour minister hits out against proposed IVF law
• Stronger freedom of expression
• The economy and the person
• Solidarity with Puttinu
• BOV Asset Management Limitede xtendsits license to provide investment management to Pension Schemes and Pension Funds
• The Shoreline appoints LEED, lighting and acoustics consultant­s
• Emirates sets new record with over 1 million Wi-Fi connection­s on board in March
• FinanceMal­ta to participat­e in two highly reputed financial services fora in London
• European markets up
• Floriana end their commitment­s on a positive note
• Naxxar win section honours
• Cologne coach Stefan Ruthenbeck to leave at end of season
• ASMK autocross on Sunday at Ta’ Qali
• Juventus president calls for removal of UEFA’s Collina
• Team Malta Squash duo Hindle/Zammit-Lewis make it to top sixteen
• Surprises highlight big night at Commonweal­th Games track
• Yesterday’s Medalists
• UEFA Appeals Body rejects appeals by four Malta U-21 players
• Last round before the playoffs
• Arsenal survive scare to progress, Atletico Madrid limp into Europa League semifinals
• Labour’s slap for journalist­s

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