Malta Independent - 2018-11-07

• Delia now ‘more determined to continue leading party’
• Manoel Island developers defend proposed height changes
• Time has come for careless pedestrian­s to be punished
• Government, political parties meet Venice Commission
• Chilean businessma­n wanted in home country will not be extradited
• Constructi­on worker remanded in custody on charges of threatenin­g man with gun
• Claudio Grech brushes off PN leadership speculatio­n
• Interview with Internatio­nal Radio Festival director Darryl von Daniken
• Government says ‘Malta leads the way in the investment migration industry
• We should have closed Pilatus Bank ourselves – Partit Demokratik­u
• MEP Marlene Mizzi given green light to lead Brexit-linked negotiatio­ns
• 440 tonnes of organic waste collected; Wasteserv addresses mixed collection reports
• Cannabis: A no-go
• Too little, too late
• The availabili­ty of the actio manutentio­nis to an owner of immovable property
• Camila Cabello wins best artist and best song at MTV EMAs
• Bruce Springstee­n, Seth Meyers headline veterans fundraiser
• Former Nazi SS camp guard, 94, goes on trial in Germany
• Spain finds 17 dead migrants, 100 survivors in Mediterran­ean
• A game plan for technology companies to actually help save the world
• How Christian missionary media shaped the world
• European shares down
• From Architectu­re Project to AP Valletta
• Classified­s
• Luxol and Swieqi United still on top
• Sliema beat Qormi
• Malta’s first ever representa­tive at the IWF World Championsh­ips, Yazmin Zammit Stevens, finishes 5th in her group on the World Stage
• Fgura beaten as Birzebbuga regain sole leadership
• Leaks reveal Man City deal to hide player costs from UEFA
• Champions League debut for Real Madrid coach Santiago Solari
• Athletes outraged at proposed age requiremen­t for WADA presidency
• Messi-le 1-1 at In
• Ss Barcelona draws ter after late goals
• A fruitful tomorrow

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