Malta Independent - 2019-10-28

• €815,000 spent on 525 voters and their dependents to fly to Malta to vote in MEP elections
• Government needs to be more courageous when it comes to discussing working conditions – GWU
• ‘We will not let anybody walk over us’
• Residents worried symbols appearing on homes could be sign of burglary gang
• Discussion about obligatory school age needs to take place – Muscat
• Final decision on Gżira hotel extension replacing old townhouses to be taken on Thursday
• Forgotten customs
• World relief as Cuban missile crisis ends
• The many problems facing Malta’s system
• Prince’s anticipate­d, posthumous memoir is ready for fans
• Activists ask NBC to release NDAs, hold independen­t probe
• Trump says IS leader dead in US military assault
• Hong Kong protesters criticize police conduct, draw tear gas
• Country could take another sharp political turn in vote
• Country says it's running out of patience with US
• Village prays, awaits news on loved ones' fate
• Lawsuit: Southwest pilots streamed video from bathroom cam
• GM workers ratify contract, ending contentiou­s 40-day strike
• Dutch inventor unveils device to scoop plastic out of rivers
• South Africa beats Wales 19-16 to reach Rugby World Cup final against England
• Roger Federer dominates De Minaur to win 10th Swiss Indoors title
• Hamilton beats Ferrari front row to Mexico City win
• More misery for AC Milan as Atalanta score seven goals against Udinese
• Liverpool recovers to beat Spurs to restore six-point lead
• Sirens prevail over Balzan in six-goal thriller
• Held by Birkirkara, Hamrun miss chance to go second alone
• We can beat breast cancer

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