Labour candidate Thomas Bajada echoes Abela claims on Vitals inquiry

Prime Minister Robert Abela addresses the media after reports that criminal charges have been filed in connection with the hospitals inquiry

In the wake of the possibility that Fearne could be among those arraigned, thus jeopardising his nomination as EU Commissioner, rumours started to circulate that the role could be passed on to Miriam Dalli

Maria Azzopardi was recently elected as the first female vice-president of the Malta Football Association. She sits down with Karl Azzopardi to discuss the new Premier league format, the different fortunes of the women’s and men’s national teams and Joseph Muscat

The service is now available for type 1 diabetes patients who are between 35 and 45 years old, people who are dependent on insulin due to pancreas disease, and pregnant women who develop gestational diabetes

Prime Minister says recommendation of charges against his former health minister would not satisfy the criteria for him to accept Chris Fearne’s resignation

Doorstepped by the press on Tuesday afternoon, Abela alluded to a group of people who “work in the background, that do not forget nor forgive and that believe that they have a divine right to rule”

Minister Roderick Galdes brushes off claims that nearly a hundred voters were registered as residents at a social housing project which is still under construction in Siġġiewi, saying it is a ‘media spin’

Muscat, the subject of a potential prosecution from the magisterial inquiry in the privatisation of three Maltese hospitals, has accused detractors of attempting to “jam the workings of the government”

Prime Minister Robert Abela questions timing on when hospitals inquiry was concluded by magistrate, saying he is duty-bound to ensure judiciary is not used to ‘disrupt the political timeline’