Minister Announces Push To Make Phones In Prison A Crime ↗
Front page leadMinister Bedingfield has announced efforts to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense.
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Lovin Malta's front page covers a range of domestic news, including a government announcement to criminalize mobile phone possession in prisons, an alleged murder plot by inmates, progress on Malta's second electricity interconnector, and local environmental cleanup efforts. The site also…
Minister Bedingfield has announced efforts to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense.
Prison inmates in Kordin were reportedly planning a murder using mobile phones found in their possession.
Malta's second electricity interconnector with Sicily is nearing completion, with 92% of the land cable installed.
An underground reservoir in Żebbuġ has been cleared of 90,000 liters of sludge.
The Planning Authority has removed remaining illegal paving outside Carlo Stivala's restaurant in Sliema.
The government anticipates spending €400 million on energy and fuel subsidies in 2026 and 2027.
Lovin Malta has reached 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Laferla and St. Andrews FC Malta have started the new football season together.
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are prospering independently of, rather than due to, government support.
Minister Grima stated in a video message that justice does not equate to acting as one pleases, following the Fenech verdict.