Malta Independent - 2020-01-22

• Police Commission­er: PM to choose between candidates put forward by Public Service Commission
• Wide support for Aaron Farrugia’s transparen­cy register announceme­nt
• George Degiorgio asks whether MSS had warrant to tap phone
• Carelessly built drainage systems and heavy consumptio­n speculated to be the cause of sewage overflow in Buġibba
• Arson attack on man’s car ‘act of revenge’, court hears
• BirdLife Malta concerned that handling of wild bird regulation­s will be moved to Animal Rights Ministry
• Police investigat­ing Silvio Valletta, Yorgen Fenech link
• Stop illegal trade in cats and dogs, says MEP committee
• FAA condemns plans for Victoria to Marsalforn road widening works
• As coronaviru­s spreads, anxiety rises in China and overseas
• Children are not mascots!
• The MFA does not need Muscat
• Article 402 action: protection of shareholde­rs against unfair prejudice
• Paris couture climbs Mount Olympus, plumbs marine depths
• Prince wrongful death case dismissed; estate case continues
• Survivor stories spotlight Auschwitz liberation anniversar­y
• #MeToo prosecutor­s deploy experts early to thwart defense
• China virus fear pushes European shares lower
• Boris Johnson’s Brexit bill hits last-minute hiccup
• Classified­s
• Brian Galea wins the Grazio Vella & Bros Trap Trophy
• Liam Sciberras wins first skeet selection shoot
• Nantes pay tribute to the late Sala with special jersey
• Sharapova can’t say what's next after Australian Open loss
• Aguero grabs winner for Manchester City as Laporte makes return
• Napoli knock Lazio out of Coppa Italia
• Prince Harry hopes for calmer future, but not much chance

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