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Jurors are shown parts of Yorgen Fenech's 2019 police interrogation where he alleged that 'corrupt' police were covering for Keith Schembri, amidst ongoing testimony in the trial connected to Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder.
The article reports on alleged offers made to jurors, including access to a gym, pool, hairdressers, and BBQ nights, within the context of the Yorgen Fenech trial.
An editorial discussing the Yorgen Fenech trial and Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder case, emphasizing the need to avoid prejudice and ensure a fair judicial process.
A business-focused article suggesting that the implementation of robot waiters could help address Malta's reliance on foreign labor in the food and drink industry.
Marine park rangers have halted their monitoring activities due to being excluded from collaboration with the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), raising concerns about environmental protection.
A segment from 'Times Talk' discussing events that occurred during a period when the Yorgen Fenech trial proceedings were notably silent.
A motorcyclist has sustained serious injuries following a crash on the coast road, highlighting traffic safety concerns.
The death of John Lowell, former chairman of the Manoel Theatre and an ambassador, is reported, marking the passing of a notable public figure.
The Tourism Zones Agency is undertaking works in 22 different localities across Malta, aimed at improving infrastructure or amenities.
An accident involving a van flipping on its side has resulted in two individuals sustaining injuries.
A man reportedly threw a stone at a bus, causing damage to a window, during an argument in the Marsa area.
A poignant story about Charlotte Zammit, who was murdered, with her sister reflecting on Charlotte's readiness for a new phase in her life.
A report from court proceedings where the defence team claims that Melvin Theuma had an agreement to protect Keith Schembri, leading to a reaction in the courtroom.
This article addresses the ongoing issue of women having to defend themselves on public transport, indicating a lack of adequate safety measures.