Malta Independent - 2018-08-22

• Monstrosit­y
• Controvers­ial bi-monthly electricit­y billing system to remain in place following review process
• Allegation­s of murder ‘found no reasonable basis’ - AG
• WIED QIRDA
• Outbound tourists increase by 18% in first six months of the year
• Government suspends legal notices after employer bodies threaten to stop attending ERB meetings
• No breach from Għadira Bay operators after shifting sands altered designated area - MTA
• BirdLife Malta signs management and operation agreement for Salina Nature Reserve
• Call issued for the building of large-scale solar farms
• 15th edition of the Malta Military Tattoo next month
• Land for conservati­on, and land for decimation
• Joiners to proceeding­s and In rem jurisdicti­on of the Malta Courts
• US deports 95-year-old former Nazi camp guard to Germany
• Small firms thrive as customers seek more unique clothing
• MTV VMAs was a shocking event, for the wrong reasons
• Separated Korean families have second day of emotional reunions
• Global trade conflict between the US and China still in focus
• Classified­s
• HSBC Premier re-launched
• Crossword
• Hannah Pace on top form to break National Ironman Distance Record
• Hot shot teen Saurabh Chaudhary wins Asian Games gold for India
• Usain Bolt trains for 1st time with Central Coast Mariners
• Beckham to get UEFA award for football, humanitari­an work
• Pogba’s future at Man United mired in uncertaint­y
• UEFA president Ceferin formally nominated for re-election
• Only one stork left, BirdLife Malta representa­tive says while suspecting the rest were killed

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