Malta Independent - 2021-03-31

• Keith Schembri denied bail by courts
• PM asks police to investigat­e Macbridge revelation­s
• ‘No agreement has been or will be made with any pharmacy to provide the vaccine,’ health authoritie­s say
• Karol Aquilina resigns as PN justice spokespers­on, will face charges over driving incident
• ‘Malta will receive tourists again at the beginning of June’ - Minister
• Human Rights court declares applicatio­n by Yorgen Fenech partly inadmissib­le
• No bail for Tonna, Cini as court hears how Nexia partners forged documents after inquiry started
• World leaders call for pandemic treaty, but short on details
• BOV reports €15.2 million in profits before tax for 2020, €74 million less than 2019
• The power of protests
• Passenger’s right to compensati­on for cancelled flight not impacted by industrial action
• Vital to a clean world, scavengers left to plead for vaccine
• Probe underway, day after cargo ship freed in Suez Canal
• Trump’s heir? Pence reemerges, lays groundwork for 2024 run
• Banks push European stocks higher
• Asian shares mostly rise amid mixed market signs
• Classified­s
• Spanish resorts languish while Madrid hosts Europe’s parties
• Some medical experts unconvince­d about holding Tokyo Games
• 2026 Olympics plan for Cortina bobsled track, outdoor oval
• Poland's Krychowiak could play against England after negative test
• Croatia make sure in second half
• The China connection

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