Malta Independent - 2019-07-16

• Tal-Balal bicycle lanes: No matter what we do, someone complains
• PA Board to decide central link project on Thursday
• Man accused in Caruana Galizia murder has bail request denied
• Maghtab fuel station applicatio­n yet again before the PA board
• Man pleads not guilty to harassing ex-girlfriend
• Spurned lover who allegedly threatened to blow up ex-girlfriend remanded in custody
• Marsaxlokk Christ the Redeemer Niche to be restored
• Air Malta operates relief flight for Maltese children stranded in Denmark
• Malta Cup by Ten-Pro Global Junior Tour to bring over 180 players from 25 countries
• SEC and MATSEC results issued yesterday
• Applicatio­n to excavate part of Manoel island should be held off until after appeal - FAA
• Higher cost of living causing hardship to families – PD
• Testing the waters
• A failure or work in progress?
• A booming internatio­nal movie market is transformi­ng Hollywood
• Police stop 4 kids who drove SUV 600 miles down Aussie coast
• Building collapse kills 8 in India after monsoon rains
• Bentley reimagines the future of grand touring with the extraordin­ary Bentley EXP 110 GT
• Positive Chinese data lifts Asian shares
• More to come: FTC fine doesn’t spell closure for Facebook
• A Celebratio­n of Charity at The Xara Palace
• Wout Van Aert wins 10th stage of Tour, Pinot loses time
• Ramsey could play 1st Juventus match against Tottenham
• Wimbledon champ Halep up to No. 4, Serena No. 9; Gauff 141st
• Analysis: Djokovic looks like he could catch Federer, Nadal
• Gross commercial revenue estimated at around €3.25bn
• EURO 2020 breaks records with 19.3 million ticket requests
• Europa League
• Valletta meet Dudelange today in second leg
• 100 days to go: entries continue to climb
• Should we be worrying about radio waves and 5G?

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