Malta Independent - 2019-11-21

• 17 Black owner Yorgen Fenech being held in police custody
• Woman who suffered spinal injuries after falling off operating table takes legal action against hospital authoritie­s
• Teenager admits to giving false testimony in sex abuse case
• Sant questions European Fiscal Board proposals
• 89% of Maltese businesses are better off since joining the Single Market – Malta Business Bureau
• Progressin­g safely in a riskier world – Central Bank Governor
• Who exactly is Yorgen Fenech?
• Crowds in Valletta call for PM’s resignatio­n, heckle ministers in front of Parliament
• ‘Smart waste, better tomorrow’
• Yorgen Fenech resigns as director of Electrogas; Siemens wanted him out months ago
• Education beyond the classroom
• Birmingham pub blasts kill 19
• Full disclosure and cut them loose now
• Celebratin­g disability and promoting inclusion
• EU Invests: MEUSAC continues to support applicants to garner funds
• A new era of cyber threats
• Wine woes: Tariffs, Brexit cloud French Beaujolais season
• Doctor Sleep
• Why do teachers make us read old stories?
• European stocks at their lowest in more than two weeks
• UK Conservati­ves under fire for Twitter switch during debate
• 2019 National Judo Championsh­ips
• Malta Motorsport Federation holds annual general meeting
• Qormi Daikin and Gree Hotsticks to face off for another trophy
• Hibs youngsters reach their century
• Andy Murray wins in his return to the Davis Cup
• Murray, Djokovic looking forward to playing in 2020 Olympics
• UEFA confirms seeding pots for unusual Euro 2020 draw
• New handball rule is straining VAR system in Serie A
• Jose Mourinho brings passion to task of reviving Tottenham
• Ray Farrugia and the national team to part ways
• Cracks in the edifice

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