Malta Independent - 2021-02-06

• €7m for Żejtun roads
• Malta remains a ‘flawed democracy’, gets lower score in 2020
• Business Start scheme saw €1.5m in grants given to start-ups between 2015 and 2020
• European funds invested in 17th century chapel in Żurrieq
• ‘Winning an accolade never crossed my mind’ – Luzzu awardwinni­ng actor
• Slack and jeopardy – Rachel Borg
• Another group of irregular immigrants returned to their country of origin
• 57 new Covid-19 cases found with four new deaths
• ‘I was afraid Yorgen Fenech would poison me’, Melvin Theuma tells court
• Inaugurati­on of TECH.MT’s new offices
• MEUSAC presents children’s book about the European Union to Malta Libraries
• Priority should be given to the careers of our researcher­s – Minister Owen Bonnici
• 90 families living in the Cospicua Housing Estate benefit from an investment of €700,000
• President highlights plight of people suffering from cancer
• Agius Saliba takes key role to launch EU Medicinal cannabis cross-party alliance at EP
• Maltese football and the need for more due diligence
• An incredible and unpreceden­ted year for eSkills Malta Foundation
• Mirages of Magic, Rhapsodic worlds
• European stocks positive
• Melita confirms zero impact of Brexit for its mobile customers
• New directors appointed at Panta
• Earn safe points this Valentine’s Day with BOV cards
• Moscow’s jails overwhelme­d with detained Navalny protesters
• Dominik Paris wins 1st World Cup downhill since injury
• Ajax goalkeeper André Onana banned for 1 year in doping case
• FIFA clears Munir to change allegiance from Spain to Morocco
• Serena Williams, Osaka drawn in same half
• Williams withdraws from semifinals in Australian Open tuneup
• Atlético sticking to match-by-match approach to stay ahead
• Gladbach may host Man City outside Germany because of virus
• Three new thematic Ambassador­s for Malta
• Arch next to St. Paul’s Basilica in Rabat will be restored

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