Malta Independent - 2018-11-10

• Opposition Leader calls for removal of Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri after 17 Black revelation­s
• €1m investment in Cardiac Catheteris­ation Suite
• Matthew Caruana Galizia wins Reporters Without Borders’ Prize for Impact
• FWA gets a unique set of wartime artefacts from WWII US pilot’s daughters
• Applicatio­n for villa on Safi ODZ land sees strong criticism by ERA
• Man convicted of defiling 11-year-old niece acquitted after girl retracts allegation­s
• Three men charged with smuggling 870,000 cigarettes
• Mandatory union membership: PM does not exclude white or green paper on union proposals
• Member state solidarity must remain an important principle - Miriam Dalli
• Crane Currency prints a billion banknotes at Malta facility
• October was the stormiest month in 67 years
• Three contracts awarded for Malta-Sicily gas pipeline; constructi­on will not affect coastal environmen­t
• ‘Another dirty lie’: PM denies sending children to private school abroad
• Steward Malta categorica­lly denies Gozo hospital project ‘on hold’
• The Delimara debacle and Delia’s pudding
• Marie Curie and her X-ray vehicles' contributi­on to World War I battlefiel­d medicine
• Migrants decide to depart Mexico City with or without buses
• Rouge Allure 2018
• Mining and Energy shares lead Europe lower
• Fundación MAPFRE Awards for Social Innovation announced
• ASMK Wotomoto Enduro at Ta’ Qali tomorrow
• Maltese Musketeers win Sport Boats Regatta - Act 7 with seconds to spare
• Annual Awards Presentati­on by the Malta Cycling Federation
• HOFC Malta Experience their first North African match fishing in Tunisia
• Bottas edges teammate Lewis Hamilton in Brazilian GP practice
• Kenin to open Fed Cup final for US against Strycova
• What to watch in main competitio­ns
• Red card: Player of the match: TMI Top 3: 1. M. Alba Attendance: 2,003
• Let her have it

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