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Front page leadThe Yorgen Fenech murder trial is resuming following a dramatic sitting where Keith Schembri's testimony was interrupted by bribery allegations.
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The MaltaToday front page features several domestic news stories, with a strong emphasis on court and police proceedings, including the Yorgen Fenech murder trial, a Labour councillor facing assault charges, a rental deposit scam, and a knife attack. Other domestic stories cover environmental…
The Yorgen Fenech murder trial is resuming following a dramatic sitting where Keith Schembri's testimony was interrupted by bribery allegations.
This story delves into the questionable privileges held by a chief of staff, suggesting a lack of transparency or accountability.
During a dramatic courtroom confrontation, Johann Cremona expressed fear but stated his only fear is God while facing Keith Schembri.
A loggerhead turtle has been spotted on Balluta Bay, indicating that climate pressures are forcing species towards Malta's populated beaches.
A Labour councillor has been granted bail after admitting to threatening police and LESA officers.
The first apartment block in Nigret has been approved, despite receiving nearly 400 objections from the public.
A man from Qormi has been denied bail after being accused of running a rental deposit scam targeting third-country nationals.
A woman has been denied bail following an alleged knife attack that took place in Gżira.
A 17-year-old has pleaded not guilty to charges of threatening social workers and has been granted bail.
French authorities have discovered the bodies of five infants in cardboard boxes south of France.
The government plans to revise farmer classification rules, with works for the Ta' Qali Farmers' Market scheduled to commence in September.
A woman has received a suspended jail term after admitting to using forged documents at Identità.
A soldier has been granted bail after pleading not guilty to domestic violence charges.