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Malta Today's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a discussion on prison overcrowding and the potential wider use of electronic tagging by the Home Affairs Minister, a church-owned elderly home seeking expansion, and the ongoing Lassane Cisse murder…
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield discussed prison conditions, policing, irregular migration, and his political career on TVM's Xtra program, suggesting a broader application of electronic tagging.
Casa Leone, an elderly home owned by the church, has applied for permission to add a second floor.
The trial for the murder of Lassane Cisse has reached its fifth day, with the prosecution preparing to present additional witnesses.
The Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) has reported that there is no evidence of a government data breach resulting from identified PHP security vulnerabilities.
Airbnb has updated its rules to prevent hosts from requiring guests to perform excessive cleaning tasks.
The opposition party intends to introduce amendments to the planning appeals law during the committee stage of legislative review.
The CEO of Ryanair has cautioned that airfares for European flights are likely to increase in 2027.
French President Macron has prohibited 'illegitimate' demonstrations as student protests escalate.
A woman who is accused of assaulting police officers at Mater Dei Hospital has been granted bail.
An explanation of a new handling fee being implemented by the European Union.
A magistrate has warned a young man caught with cocaine that he will not receive another opportunity.
The court has denied a request by PBS and BA to adjudicate preliminary objections separately in the PN constitutional case.
A drunk driver has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for a crash in Gozo that resulted in the death of Ivy Evison.
