Malta Independent - 2020-09-29

• Back to school
• EU Commission ‘will analyse’ Malta’s new citizenshi­p by investment scheme
• ‘Situation was tackled by people who haven’t been in a classroom in years’ - teacher
• Identity Malta launches new high-tech Identity cards
• Two more COVID19 deaths; 27 new cases
• Casa Antonia says it is ‘doing its utmost’ to ensure residents are safe
• Teachers’ unions blasted in judicial protest filed by parent over school closures
• New code of ethics for tour guides in the making
• All is not well in Victoria, Gozo
• Time for the jab
• Trump’s tax revelation could tarnish image that fuelled rise
• Saudi Arabia: G-20 gathering of world leaders to be virtual
• Australian park owner fined $2.5M over 4 river ride deaths
• Governor seeks review of police protest response in Oregon
• SUV substance with even more style – The new Audi Q5 Sportback
• European shares open higher
• Global shares up ahead of China holiday, Trump-Biden debate
• Rabbis ponder COVID-19 queries of ultra-Orthodox Jewish life
• Christophe­r Vella wins the Carmel Grech Trap mini Grand Prix
• Huge success for BeActive event
• Josef Bonavia, Danica Bonello Spiteri worthy winners of the 2020 National Sprint Triathlon Championsh­ips
• Small soccer teams take big financial hit because of virus
• Defending champion Nadal through to second round
• City finally set to replace Kompany by signing Dias
• IOC president warns Italy over government interferen­ce
• Liverpool bounce back to beat Arsenal
• Double-standards galore

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