Malta Independent - 2021-04-10

• 48 new cases and no new deaths; 2 blood clot reports but no link to vaccine
• Prince Philip dies, aged 99
• Hyzler denies leak of ethics report, calls for discretion on publicatio­n to return to his office
• 310 residentia­l roads completed as part of €700 million project
• ReLeaf Malta ‘worried’ about University Dean’s views on cannabis legislatio­n
• Drum roll – Rachel Borg
• Online grocery shopping among the top trends for Maltese digital consumers in 2020
• €2 million for regenerati­on of open spaces in three social housing sites
• Abela must denounce his predecesso­r
• Supporting energy efficiency through EU funds
• ‘It’s time to go from discussion to action on migration’ - Cyrus Engerer
• The pandemic ruined one musical’s debut plans. Not for long
• PALM INSPIRATIO­N
• European stocks reach record highs
• HSBC Malta and the Malta Chamber collaborat­e on sustainabl­e business webinar
• In Peru, authoritie­s allowed secret burials of virus victims
• Japan imposes new virus measures in Tokyo ahead of Olympics
• 4 Euros host cities get UEFA extension amid doubts on fans
• PSG coach has selection dilemma ahead of Strasbourg match
• Spanish league finds no proof of racial abuse by player
• Frankfurt and Wolfsburg disrupting Bundesliga's top 4
• Hamrun Spartans champions
• An Opposition setting the government agenda

Malta Independent - 2021-04-09

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