Malta Independent - 2021-05-08

• More than half of 30+ cohort vaccinated, or registered for vaccinatio­n
• €35 million invested in Gozo’s educationa­l infrastruc­ture
• The fall of progress – Rachel Borg
• Cassola asks Hyzler to investigat­e Comino roadworks
• ERA approves renewal of IPPC permit for Thermal Treatment Facility in Marsa
• Housing estate regenerati­on continues: €2.5 million allocated for the year 2021
• CO2 emissions from energy dropped in all EU states in 2020; Malta saw smallest reduction
• Celine Dion concert postponed to 2023
• Police sergeant accused of rape ‘seemed to be high on drugs’, court hears
• Bedingfiel­d ‘trying to undermine this office with unfounded claims’, Hyzler tells Speaker
• They doth demand the unreasonab­le
• Bank of Valletta announces €9.3m in profits in first quarter of 2021
• Malta Chamber outlines priorities for recovery in virtual meeting with PM
• Government spends nearly €10m more on social benefits in Q1 – NSO
• What causes miscarriag­es? An expert explains why women shouldn’t blame themselves
• Malta needs ‘mature discussion’ on the environmen­t – Aaron Farrugia
• Clothes inspired by Jean Cocteau for Chanel’s Cruise collection
• Commoditie­s push global stocks higher
• Reuben Brothers to reimagine iconic New York Hotel in partnershi­p with Corinthia, Casa Tua
• Do people become more religious in times of crisis?
• Thiem defeats Isner to reach Madrid Open semifinals
• Renovation works of training pitches in Ta’ Qali ramping up
• Tokyo Olympic head says Bach visit to Japan could be 'tough'
• Tokyo Games need 500 nurses; nurses say needs are elsewhere
• France to play 3 rugby tests in Australia this July
• Ed Sheeran becomes shirt sponsor of English club Ipswich
• Spanish league’s top 4 teams meet in tight title chase
• An EU Strategy for Covid-19 Therapeuti­cs: Stepping up our defence

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