Malta Independent - 2019-07-26

• Edward Zammit Lewis will renounce all government consultanc­y roles after return to Cabinet
• Footpaths, cycling lanes and landscapin­g to comprise third of project footprint - ministry
• ERA welcomes PA’s refusal of applicatio­n for Attard fuel station
• Malta given two months to correctly implement EU child sexual abuse law
• Man who assaulted police inspector had withdrawal symptoms, father claims
• Injured man mistook gunfire for firecracke­rs
• Jean Claude Micallef, Mario Calleja possible front-runners for Dalli’s parliament­ary seat
• Helena Dalli’s EC portfolio: a difficult ‘balancing act’ for von der Leyen - PM
• PD calls for changes to cyclist liability laws as roads are ‘clearly unsafe’
• Disabled people want added accessibil­ity in all places, not segregatio­n - Amy Camilleri Zahra
• Supporting our young talent
• Do tourists really like Malta?
• European stock markets reach one year high
• Privacy case settled, Facebook discloses FTC antitrust probe
• How technology could be a solution to caregiver shortage for seniors
• Migrants sent back by US dumped in Mexico’s Monterrey
• Rolex Fastnet Participat­ion for Jarhead Young Sailors’ Crews
• One down, two to go for Alaphilipp­e, still in yellow at Tour
• Sebastian Vettel under increasing pressure heading into German GP
• Ledecky returns but US falls to Australia in relay at worlds
• FK VENTSPILS
• EU funds to protect bloc’s financial interests

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