Malta Independent - 2020-05-29

• Prime Minister visits Tripoli
• Restaurant­s and cafés must use common sense when placing seating outside – Chamber of SMEs Deputy President
• ‘In today's world everything is accessible to everyone and one has to be diligent and exercise due care’
• There must be a difference between prescripti­on free drugs and accessibil­ity - Head of Obstetrics and Gynaecolog­y
• Air Malta reaches agreement with cabin crew; talks with pilots still at ‘delicate stage’
• Great job, Jobsplus! – Owen Bonnici
• Production of vegetables and fruit exceeded 35,000 tonnes in 2019
• €2m rehabilita­tion and digitizati­on project at the Maritime Museum
• Consultati­ve Forum to push for smarter, more sustainabl­e planning sector
• And then they call it justice
• European shares extend gains on travel stocks
• Patrons under plastic: Restaurant­s get creative in virus era
• Many struggling in horse racing hope return brings lifeline
• Postponed French Open topics: Rafa's 20th? Serena’s 24th?
• Tokyo Olympics just beginning the race to reset themselves
• Romania joining European soccer’s race to complete season
• F1 teams limited to a $145 million budget cap from next year
• Schalke switches financial troubles for sporting troubles
• Italy’s Serie A given green light to resume on June 20
• Plus ça change….

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