Malta Independent - 2021-04-28

• Government announces €20 million in Covid assistance for businesses
• Abela questions whether Standards Commission­er should be a former MP
• Herrera says that ‘artist IQ isn’t business oriented’ remark which sparked anger was ‘misunderst­ood’
• Do not put a pin on it – Andrew Azzopardi
• Number of licensed vehicles on the road rose by 1,876 in first quarter of 2021
• More than 10,000 students expected as English language schools set to reopen in June
• 41% of people receiving treatment for drug use are under the age of 35
• Visiting time in elderly homes increased as measures continue to be relaxed
• That boy’s letter to Metsola
• ‘Standby Time’ may be ‘Working Time’ in certain cases
• To train or not to train
• Dr. Alfred Sant
• In fight against virus, Biden looks for path back to normal
• Islamic State degraded in Afghanista­n but still poses threat
• European stocks stable
• Toyota acquires Lyft’s selfdrivin­g unit for $550 million
• BP to launch share buyback program after big profit spike
• Muted celebratio­ns of Dutch king’s birthday amid pandemic
• In Africa, vaccine hesitancy adds to slow rollout of doses
• Wimbledon Middle Sunday play in '22; fans, money TBD in '21
• Australian Olympians to be given COVID-19 vaccine priority
• Bayern appoints Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann to replace Hansi Flick
• Liverpool reports losses of $64M as pandemic takes effect
• PSG striker Mbappé fit to face Man City in Champions League
• Chelsea head back to London with upper hand over Real Madrid in Champions League semifinals
• A holistic infrastruc­ture today for a better progressiv­e Malta of tomorrow

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