Malta Independent - 2019-09-12

• Never forgotten
• Muscat has not yet spoken to Cabinet or leadership contenders about his exit date
• Teachers’ crisis needs to be tackled with more long-term initiative­s – Education Faculty
• National Youth Parliament demands MPs to declare a National State of Climate Emergency
• Reports that pilots were buying tulips ‘a complete smoke screen’
• Irregular worker who stole €30 denied bail
• Maltese internatio­nal footballer imprisoned for harassing ex-partner
• Alfred Sant calls for strategy against populism
• UK court rules Johnson’s suspension of Parliament unlawful
• St John Ambulance chair to discuss climate change’s medical challenges
• Italy’s new pro-EU government wins vote, Salvini now in opposition
• Changing the country for the better
• Johnny Cash dies
• The post-9/11 world comes of age
• The applicatio­n of
• Trapped in Jordan, Syrian refugees see no way home
• IT: Chapter Two
• Pain and Glory
• European shares reach six-week highs
• BNF Bank supports Ronald McDonald House Charities Malta’s Learning Centre
• Luxol St Andrews unveil new coach, line-up for 2019-2020 season
• Maltese Trap and Skeet Athletes competing at European Championsh­ip Shotgun
• Dillon Cassar, Roberta Schembri emerge winners of the Burmarrad Edition of the House of Sport 10k Series
• After World Cup failure, Italy perfect in Euro 2020 run-up
• French referees keep right to halt games for abusive chants
• Peru shocks Neymar, Brazil 1-0 on Abram’s 85th-minute header
• Arsenal ‘big discussion around gangs’ after player incidents
• Gilbert wins another Vuelta stage as Roglic’s lead cut
• Valencia fires coach Marcelino 3 games into season
• USA lose to France in basketball World Cup quarterfin­als, eliminated from medal contention
• Protecting our maritime heritage

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