Malta Independent - 2018-05-11

• Ivan Bartolo resigns from PN business developmen­t role over lack of initiative
• Government files master plan for district park around Fgura; includes dirt race track
• Man’s four-year obsession with woman he met twice lands him in court
• Bank of Valletta registers ‘record profit’ of €174.7 million
• European Affairs Ministry spent €75,000 annually in travel expenses
• School kids give up sweets to help Syrian children go to school too
• Planning Authority funds projects in five localities
• Gozitan employees in Malta associatio­n expects better services from Gozo Channel
• Rulina – Logħba mhux rutina...rutina mhux taqbila
• Another civil right
• Two major projects and two major divergence­s
• Stock markets mixed
• Group records 30th consecutiv­e year of profit of AED 4.1 billion (US$ 1.1 billion)
• Sugars in mother’s milk help shape baby’s microbiome and ward off infection
• Maltese Olympic Committee to host seminar on Mental Health in Sport
• Bozidar Dimitrov wins the Malta Internatio­nal Open Grand Prix 2018
• Young Maltese Karting Driver takes part at the CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy
• Lopetegui surpasses expectatio­ns with Spain
• Hibs tie the series 1-1
• FIFA will not block US territorie­s from 2026 World Cup vote
• Novak Djokovic tries to remain optimistic despite another setback
• Rafael Nadal breaks John McEnroe’s mark of straight sets won on same surface Top-ranked Halep, Sharapova both lose in quarters
• Alonso making most out of his season despite McLaren’s woes
• Miami gives early go-ahead for F1 grand prix
• F1 cars to be up to 1.5 seconds slower due to 2019 regulation­s
• Simon Yates moves into overall lead of Giro, Esteban Chaves wins stage 6
• Man United clinch 2nd place in Premier League with 0-0 draw at West Ham
• Funds for Europe

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