Malta Independent - 2015-03-13

• Woman stabbed five times by ex Bugibba murder
• Meddling in public procuremen­t underminin­g the economy - Busuttil
• Pills found in victim’s pocket did not contain illegal substance
• EP resolution on combating child sexual abuse takes on Miriam Dalli’s call to address darknet threat
• Head of PL’s electoral commission charged with possession of someone else’s voting documents
• Controvers­y on Azerbaijan dealings boil down to Opposition nitpicking - PM
• MPT is scared to have UHM around negotiatio­n table Josef Vella says as bus drivers strike
• Gozo Channel tariffs to be reduced during cultural events programme
• MUMN reacts to privatisat­ion issue regarding Gozo General Hospital
• Spring Hunting Season to open three days after referendum – if ‘yes’ camp wins
• Air Malta to register targeted €15m loss
• Maltese MEP calls for EU to reconsider defence policy
• ‘Unpreceden­ted’ effort to boost literacy taking place
• Catch me if you can
• Five Britons accused of spying for Moscow
• Learning to love books again
• Students benefit from Banif Bank’s Campus Package
• European stocks little changed
• HOROSCOPE
• Australia investigat­ing if teen among IS suicide bombers
• Aid groups criticize UN Security Council over Syria
• Beckenham first touring team of the year
• Valletta Lions beaten in final in Belgium tournament
• The Gozo Half Marathon to hold the 40th edition
• Saints keep marching on
• Injury time goal sinks Pieta
• South Africa book quarterfin­al place at Cricket World Cup
• Paris Mayor sounds positive about bid for 2024 Olympics
• Mercedes expected to dominate as new F1 season begins
• Sauber appeal dismissed in court, van der Garde set to race
• After Chelsea’s exit, English clubs face European humbling
• Malta demolish Latvia
• Wolfsburg, Napoli and Sevilla claim important wins
• In Chelsea-PSG, an argument against video technology

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