Malta Independent - 2020-10-29

• 489 licenced bars now closed due to COVID-19 measures
• Panama Papers investigat­ion at ‘crucial stage’, Economic Crimes chief tells public inquiry
• Heritage watchdog objects to proposed demolition of house with ‘significan­t architectu­ral value’
• Two more virus deaths, total reaches 57
• Families in our times – Michael Briguglio
• Rapid testing began yesterday; two new swabbing centres set to open in coming days
• New issue of fixed rate Malta Government Stock by auction – November 2020
• Alfred Sant calls for a review of European fiscal rules
• Council of Europe report shows that Malta’s court cases take too long to conclude
• MFSA CEO travelled with Yorgen Fenech to Las Vegas, was not paid for advice provided
• Wild animals belong in the wild
• Science in the City festival poised to captivate online viewers as a fully digital event
• Digital sovereignt­y
• UN watchdog: Iran building at undergroun­d nuclear facility
• New protests loom as Europeans tire of virus restrictio­ns
• European stocks down on new lockdown fears
• Emirates Skywards hits the 20-year mark with over 27 million members
• Melita Business increases support for business community
• Philadelph­ia victim’s family sought ambulance, not police
• First-timers at Masters won't get the real Masters
• F1 driver Pierre Gasly staying at AlphaTauri next year
• Djokovic saves 4 set points, beats Coric for Vienna quarter
• Solskjaer happy to bide his time with Van De Beek at United
• Ricciardo leaves mark on Renault F1 boss after winning bet
• Barcelona president Bartomeu quits in fallout of Messi feud
• 2021 Boston Marathon postponed at least until the fall
• Beleaguere­d Barcelona beat Ronaldo-less Juventus 2-0
• Divided Belgium turns into Europe’s worst virus hot spot

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