Malta Independent - 2018-04-14

• Holocaust child survivors reunited
• Female victim was due to return home on day of accident, wished to move business to Malta
• No capping on number of fuel stations in proposed revised policy
• Driver fined, banned from driving for 6 months after causing grievous injuries in head-on crash
• Drug trial reaches final stages
• Call for proposals for running of internatio­nal school at old military hospital in Mtarfa
• Greek prosecutor appeals Pilatus Bank whistleblo­wer extraditio­n denial
• Notarial Archives Foundation and DLĦ team up to preserve George Cross Volume
• Joseph Cuschieri appointed as MFSA CEO
• 95 projects worth €42 million by the Works and Infrastruc­ture Department
• Malta’s first global data centre inaugurate­d
• Committee of Bills refuses to protect rape victims and their children – PD
• Egg on your face
• Is the Church becoming irrelevant?
• George Zammit (1908-1990) Fr Hermann Duncan
• Mġarr walking tour
• Eating words for love
• Maltese teachers in Erasmus+ project
• Palestinia­ns stream to Gaza tent camps for mass protests
• The Spring Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair at Battersea Park
• Stocks positive as trade tensions ease
• GO customers upgraded for free to 4G+ speeds nationwide of up to 210Mbps
• Siggiewi challengin­g for fifth position
• Local sports fixtures at the weekend
• Easy win for Sirens
• What to watch in main competitio­ns
• Semenya clinches 800 1,500 double at Commonweal­th Games
• Yesterday’s Medalists
• League leaders Valletta face neighbouri­ng rivals Floriana in crucial encounter
• Lija fight for a late point
• Marsa finally put their minds at rest
• PM labels dissenters to new IVF law as ‘usual suspects’ with ‘doomsday prediction­s’

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