Malta Independent - 2019-02-11

• Sea Watch 3 still held in Catania, despite rescue vessel vacuum in the Mediterran­ean
• No danger of electromag­netic radiation from 5G networks – expert
• Fewer reported legal catches, rise in illegaliti­es in last two years
• Opposition seek investigat­ion on direct orders at Saint Vincent de Paul residence - Delia
• Government will not be Father Christmas with social housing – Joseph Muscat
• Volunteer rescuers train for real-life disaster scenarios
• ‘Cambridge spies’ surface in Moscow
• More than a short-term fix is needed
• Brexit and the question of Northern Ireland
• Your relationsh­ip may be better than you think – find the knot
• Lessons for Brexit from Norway’s hard border with Sweden
• Pennsylvan­ia permits halted for Texas-based pipeline company
• BNF Bank partners with Deposit Solutions to diversify its deposit funding sources on a European scale
• Malta’s propositio­n for UK Financial Services to be presented at London’s Guildhall
• Volunteers ready US aid set for Venezuela as Maduro digs in
• Ted Bundy’s murderous charm still polarizes, 40 years later
• Lindsey Vonn wins bronze medal in world championsh­ip downhill in final race of skiing career
• Gzira in 10th Cup success, with aggregate victory
• Juventus beats Sassuolo 3-0 to go 11 points clear in Serie A
• Nantes fans say final goodbye to Sala on day of mourning
• Sirens leave it late
• Paolites join Valletta at the top as Maroons suffer first defeat
• Dull match leaves Birkirkara and Floriana stranded
• 18 million plus in 2018

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