Malta Independent - 2022-11-15

• Fines for people using mobile phones while driving to increase – PM
• Abela says that proposal for new Ombudsman, Standards Commission­er is on the table
• Moviment Graffitti organizes crowdfundi­ng to demolish ‘sham’ sheep farm
• Launch of public consultati­on process in relation to the standardis­ation of apertures of residentia­l buildings in Malta
• ALIVE Foundation donates another €90,000 for cancer research
• Prime Minister inaugurate­s new €12 million Burmarrad Group facility
• SME National Forum to discuss need of ensuring employment skills for Malta’s competitiv­eness
• EU Parliament delegation in Egypt for COP27
• Zelenskyy calls liberation of Kherson ‘beginning of the end’
• Living under a nuclear sword
• Malta’s economy
• G-20 summit casts spotlight on Bali’s tourism revival
• In brutal drought, Kenyan herders look for hope undergroun­d
• 6:35.183 min: Mercedes-AMG ONE is Number 1 on the Nürburgrin­g-Nordschlei­fe
• Israel rushes to protect marine life as Mediterran­ean warms
• Repeat of last second win for Depiro
• Ronaldo's Man Utd career looks over
• Fifth edition of Eurosport Safi 5k
• Ghana without its top 2 goalkeeper­s for World Cup
• Lloris suggests he will not wear rainbow armband in Qatar
• France adds Thuram for World Cup, Disasi replaces Kimpembe
• Musiala heads to World Cup on fine form with Germany
• Morocco's Harit likely to miss World Cup with knee injury
• USA head to World Cup with players struggling for game time
• Iran preps for World Cup with unrest at home
• England ready for World Cup test but doubts still persist
• B P OU Bale the star as Wales returns GR to World Cup after 64 years
• FINAL SQUAD
• New Zealand targets cow burps to help reduce global warming

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