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News • 15 January 2006
Top Story
Brigadier hits out at officers as morale hits new low
The crop of the Armed Forces of Malta were in their Commander’s line of fire last Thursday in what they described as “an unprecedented and unbelievable” outburst against them.
TOP NEWS
Cassola asked to contest Italian elections
Government writes off rents owed by Party clubs
Concerns mount as Mangion insists credibility hasn’t suffered
OTHER NEWS
Turkey ‘safe for travellers’ despite avian flu deaths
Fawwara retreat earmarked for Archbishop’s hermits
Ta’ Cenc to receive EU protection status
MLP against Ta’ Cenc development
Josie plays mysterious over possible comeback
Turning full circle: Rector urges Arts faculty to go ‘functional’
They’re closing the tap
AD raises alarm on Gozo mess
Record libel sets dangerous precedent
A footballer and a gentleman
Tenders to be issued for car parks
Fighting for access to Fomm ir-Rih beach
MaltaToday readers donate gifts to poverty-stricken families
Sliema council’s deadline for public consultation ignored
