Malta Independent - 2019-05-28

• Muscat, Sarraj talk Libyan conflict
• Official result gives Labour Party a 42,656-vote majority
• Forming ‘one entity’ with other parties could be way forward – outgoing PD leader
• Court laments lack of constructi­on industry regulation as directors found guilty of tourist’s death
• Men accused of killing Daphne claim CoE report ignores presumptio­n of innocence
• EP Election: Records broken across the board in landmark election
• Maltese and Libyan Prime Ministers meet to discuss Libyan conflict
• UK Brexit party scores big as Conservati­ves, Labour falter
• Europe at crossroads as far right makes big gains in vote
• Reconsider­ing transcende­nce
• The PN and PL’s future
• How the new ‘Aladdin’ stacks up against a century of Hollywood stereotypi­ng
• Melania Trump enjoys nature-themed Japan cultural experience
• PERU Magnitude 8 earthquake strikes Amazon jungle in Peru
• Vauxhall reveals firsst-ever electric Corsa
• Stocks in Europe positive
• Before you scoot off: know your risk
• Azerbaijan’s Europa League final complex for teams, fans
• Fiji wins London Rugby Sevens and takes over world series lead
• Wozniacki exits in 1st round; Nadal, Djokovic and S. Williams win easily
• Leclerc correctly predicts crash; Vettel 2nd for Ferrari
• Beckham scores as United faces Bayern 20 years after CL win
• Valverde under pressure after dismal end to Barcelona season
• Flying over policies

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