In the Press: Former police chief denies leaking confidential files

The Times of Malta

Former head of police Peter Paul Zammit denied accusations that he illegally copied and passed on confidential documents to the press. A Data Protection Commission investigation determined that the files were in Zammit's possession at the time there were leaked, though not necessarily by Zammit himself. The Times of Malta retracted a headline, published in yesterday's newspaper, that implied Zammit's guilt.

In-Nazzjon

Environmental groups in Gibraltar are refusing to get on board with a proposal by the government to build an LNG-powered gas station, stating 'unacceptable risk levels' as their main safety concern.

L-Orizzont

Former minister Tonio Fenech, speaking during a televised debate, said that the three financial sector employees involved in a controversial Google group had not passed on any sensitive information and were simply discussing the country's economic standing. 

The Malta Independent

The Group of States Against Corruption (Greco) has urged a review of several aspects of governance, including the MP code of ethics, the appointment of judges by the government and party financing.