Malta Independent - 2018-08-03

• The heat is on
• Doctors and specialist­s will be in place by 15 August
• Malta’s banking reputation ‘could be at risk’ Standard & Poors
• Fish farm operators were not respecting permit conditions - ministry
• Time to introduce electronic monitoring for people on bail, judge argues
• Adrian Hillman claims Panama Papers inquiry making his life ‘difficult’
• Trump donor helped fraudsters, offshore bettors through Malta ‘friendly banks’
• Żejtun ODZ fuel station applicatio­n decision deferred
• €2.2m fund for studying genetic counsellin­g, orthotics or optometry
• AFM withdraws objection to football ground applicatio­n
• PA board deadlocked on whether to sanction Żebbuġ bird park
• ECON adopts Alfred Sant’s proposals on small enterprise­s operating in small economies
• Tourists increase by 17% over first half of the year
• Time to introduce electronic monitoring for people on bail, judge argues
• Better and better
• A solution or just empty talk?
• Stocks slump on trade fears
• Another successful year for HSBC Water Programme
• Unilever donates €10,000 to Puttinu Cares Foundation
• Eden Leisure Group donates to Nature Trust
• Agones Torq 5k proves to be a crowd puller
• Travel chaos at African championsh­ips as athletes stranded
• Milan, Turin, Cortina to launch joint bid for 2026 Olympics
• Football Federation Australia unhappy at FIFA-backed report
• Tokyo 2020 triathlon to start early to beat the heat in Odaiba
• Murray edges Edmund at Citi Open; Zverev brothers to meet
• Juan Martin del Potro returns from break to win in Mexico
• England keen to extend Southgate’s contract
• Juventus wins MLS All-Star Game on penalties after 1-1 draw
• Egypt names Aguirre as national coach despite investigat­ion
• Gift goal sends Valletta crashing to defeat and eliminatio­n against 10-man Bosnians
• New regulation­s to protect trees and wooded areas come into force

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