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The Times of Malta front page features several domestic stories, including a report on rising housing prices, an application to sanction the removal of a historic Valletta shopfront, a case of slurry seepage into a valley from a batching plant, and a ten-year-old court case involving judicial…
Rexal Ford, who used multiple identities, has been jailed for life in Rome after being convicted of killing his partner and their baby daughter; their bodies were found in a public park.
Slurry from Polidano's batching plant located in Luqa is seeping into a nearby valley, raising environmental concerns.
The asking prices for terraced houses in Malta have increased by €104,000 over the past year.
An application has been filed to officially sanction the removal of a shopfront in Valletta that is over a century old.
A victim of a crash in Sliema is still suffering the consequences of judicial errors ten years after the incident.
Donald Trump has appointed hardliner John Miller as his chief of staff following significant losses in the midterm elections.
Four individuals have been arrested in Valletta on suspicion of engaging in pickpocketing.
The Mediterranean College of Sport has announced its expansion to include primary education programs.
A warning has been issued against consuming a specific product.
The Msida council is demanding consultation after losing 160 parking spots due to a Creek project.
A pedestrian has sustained serious injuries after being hit by a motorbike in Mosta.
A compilation of the front pages of various newspapers for November 7, 2026.
