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Matthew
Agius

Matthew Agius is Senior Reporter on Law and Court Affairs at MaltaToday. He is also a Legal Procurator and Commissioner for Oaths. Prior to reading Law at the University of Malta, Matthew served in the British Army.

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IDPC orders Mark Camilleri to delete Yorgen Fenech-Rosianne Cutajar chats

Court & Police

Information and Data Protection Commissioner Ian Deguara upheld a complaint filed last April on behalf of Yorgen Fenech ordering Mark Camilleri to delete WhatsApp chats he...

Franco Debono makes surprise studio visit to confront radio show guest over comments

National

The outspoken former PN MP strenuously denied guest's claim that he was attempting to impose his leadership of the party as a condition of his return to politics

Appeals court dismisses case filed against MediaToday by relative of Nigerian ex-minister

Court & Police 19 January 2024, 5:39pm

Matthew
Agius

IDPC orders Mark Camilleri to delete Yorgen Fenech-Rosianne Cutajar chats

Franco Debono makes surprise studio visit to confront radio show guest over comments

Appeals court dismisses case filed against MediaToday by relative of Nigerian ex-minister

Bail denied for man charged with continuously harassing, insulting ex-partner

Man pleads guilty to stealing from a cafe tip jar

Man remanded in custody after allegedly importing 5kg of cannabis in the mail

No Deposit Cars told to delete personal information from video targeting customers

Couple charged with immigration offences after trying to flee Malta for Italy

Court recommends forensic unit custody for offender with mental illness in domestic assault

Sommelier charged with stealing €2,400 worth of wine from restaurant he worked at

New Year's Day murder suspect spent three months in a psychiatric hospital in 2012

Man assaulted by Paceville bouncers on New Year's Day is granted bail

Construction company worker denies stealing €25,000 from employer

Couple accused of abusing own children, released on bail after week in custody