Malta Independent - 2018-07-06

• Mount Carmel Hospital’s security arrangemen­ts are not fit for purpose - NAO
• ‘It is never a crime to save lives’, Lifeline captain defiant in the dock
• Malta has the EU’s third highest per capita car ownership rate
• Court clears Prime Minister of making false statements about Nationalis­t MP
• Court marshals charged with stealing court files, case had come to light in 2017
• PD calls for different approach at Mount Carmel Hospital
• Dutch inspector visits impounded Sea-Watch migrant rescue vessel
• First group of Lifeline migrants leave Malta for France
• European Parliament rejects controvers­ial Copyright Directive
• Effects of MUMN industrial action felt across the island; ball lies in finance ministry’s court
• Good news from Valletta and beyond
• Mars buggy starts exploring Red Planet
• The real migration threat is our reaction to it
• Autos push European shares higher
• MIA reducing its carbon footprint
• Kinnie – the biggest flavour under the sun
• Trapped in Thai cave, youngsters must grapple with stress
• Hamrun Spartans embark on three-year project under new management
• Gzira write golden chapter in club’s history ... they win again and advance to first round
• Stripes fail to make it
• Pella stuns Cilic at Wimbledon, Djokovic and Nadal advance
• Hamilton chasing record 6th British GP win at home race
• French attacking speed against Uruguay’s stubborn defence
• Belgium’s high scorers take on Brazil’s miserly defence
• Croatia goalkeeper Danijel Subasic honours dead friend at World Cup
• CONCACAF boss targets 2026 World Cup for better results
• JFA says Nishino will not return as Japan’s coach
• Eriksson says England has better chance vs Brazil than Sweden
• Angry Bird: Brazil's World Cup mascot popular with fans

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