Man admits stealing pigeons, woman steals food
Joseph Chetcuti, 22 of Cospicua, admitted in court today to having stolen pigeons and some
items worth €2,329.
37 from a room in Tarxien on the night of December 8-9.
He also admitted
causing damage not exceeding €1,164.
69.
He was granted bail.
ADMITS STEALING FOOD
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Man admits stealing pigeons, woman steals food Joseph Chetcuti, 22 of Cospicua, admitted in court today to having stolen pigeons and some items worth €2,329. 37 from a room in Tarxien on the night of December 8-9. He also admitted causing damage not exceeding €1,164. 69. He was granted bail. ADMITS STEALING FOOD Also today, Sarah Zammit, 22, of no fixed address, admitted in court to having stolen food and other items from a property in Fgura over the past few months. The total value was of not more than €232. 94. She also admitted with not handing in her identity card when the address on it was no longer valid. The woman was remanded in custody. timesofmalta. com http://www. allplacedout. com/man-admits-stealing-pigeons-woman-steals-food/ Powered by TCPDF (www. tcpdf. org) 1 / 1
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Over 100 dead in French strikes and fighting in Mali
More than 100 people including rebels and government soldiers were killed in Mali during
French air strikes and fighting over the strategic town of Konna, Malian military sources and
witnesses said.
An army officer at the headquarters of Mali’s former military junta in Bamako
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Over 100 dead in French strikes and fighting in Mali More than 100 people including rebels and government soldiers were killed in Mali during French air strikes and fighting over the strategic town of Konna, Malian military sources and witnesses said. An army officer at the headquarters of Mali’s former military junta in Bamako said nearly 30 vehicles carrying Islamist fighters had been bombed and “over 100? rebels had been killed in fighting. “We have driven them out, we are effectively in Konna,” Malian Defence Ministry spokesman Lt. Col. Diaran Kone told Reuters. “We don’t know if they have planted mines or other traps, so we are moving with caution. There were many deaths on both sides. ” A shopkeeper in Konna said he had counted 148 bodies in four different locations in the town. Among the dead were several dozen uniformed government soldiers. Others wore traditional robes and turbans. Fighters from the Islamist coalition that currently controls northern Mali do not wear
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Stoke player makes two own goals, and misses penalty
Stoke City forward Jonathan Walters is unlikely to watch highlights of his horror show against
Chelsea today after two own goals and a missed penalty, but he at least found staunch support
from his manager Tony Pulis.
Ireland international Walters twice headed into his own net –...
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Stoke player makes two own goals, and misses penalty Stoke City forward Jonathan Walters is unlikely to watch highlights of his horror show against Chelsea today after two own goals and a missed penalty, but he at least found staunch support from his manager Tony Pulis. Ireland international Walters twice headed into his own net – just before halftime and then on 62 minutes – as Chelsea cruised to a 4-0 Premier League win at the Britannia Stadium. The 29-year-old, who has netted seven times at the right end in all comeptitions this season, capped his miserable afternoon by wasting a late spot-kick. “We all have bad days,” Pulis told the BBC. “He had a bad day in terms of things not going his way but he was still brave enough to pick the ball up and take the penalty, which is what he is all about. ” Walters gifted Chelsea the lead when he beat goalkeeper Asmir Begovic in trying to clear Cesar Azpilicueta’s chipped cross. Begovic, who has been in outstanding form for Stoke this seas
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Two seriously injured in head-on crash
A motorcyclist and a passenger in a car were seriously injured this afternoon in a head-on
crash in Pembroke.
The crash took place at St Andrews Road at about 1.
35 p.
m.
It involved a
BMW motorcycle and a Toyota Vitz.
A magisterial inquiry is underway.
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Two seriously injured in head-on crash A motorcyclist and a passenger in a car were seriously injured this afternoon in a head-on crash in Pembroke. The crash took place at St Andrews Road at about 1. 35 p. m. It involved a BMW motorcycle and a Toyota Vitz. A magisterial inquiry is underway. timesofmalta. com http://www. allplacedout. com/two-seriously-injured-in-head-on-crash/ Powered by TCPDF (www. tcpdf. org) 1 / 1
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‘Voting document’ for the environment
Din l-Art Helwa is launching an online voting document that will allow the public to express
their priorities for the protection of Malta’s natural and cultural heritage.
Executive President,
Simone Mizzi, said ‘Din l-Art Helwa is apolitical.
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‘Voting document’ for the environment Din l-Art Helwa is launching an online voting document that will allow the public to express their priorities for the protection of Malta’s natural and cultural heritage. Executive President, Simone Mizzi, said ‘Din l-Art Helwa is apolitical. “Our organisation cannot ask the public which political party to vote for in the forthcoming elections, nor for which candidate. However, we can ask the public which messages an organization like Din l-Art Helwa can take to the political parties and their candidates. The data that will be captured by this online voting system will indicate which goals the public want politicians to set themselves when dealing with the many important and urgent issues that afflict our natural environment and our unique cultural and built heritage. We fervently hope that the parties will then take these messages on board and give them priority when drawing up their national programmes. ” The voting document consists of 12 p
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If energy plan fails, I go, says Muscat
Labour Leader Joseph Muscat said yesterday he would step down should a government led by
him fail to deliver on its pledge to reduce water and electricity tariffs.
The statement came
casually, in response to a comment by hydrologist Marco Cremona, who argued at a Labour
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If energy plan fails, I go, says Muscat Labour Leader Joseph Muscat said yesterday he would step down should a government led by him fail to deliver on its pledge to reduce water and electricity tariffs. The statement came casually, in response to a comment by hydrologist Marco Cremona, who argued at a Labour Party electoral campaign activity yesterday that Dr Muscat was taking the biggest risk by making such a pledge. “If there is no interest in this proposal from the private sector it is really the Labour Party and Joseph Muscat who will be taking the biggest risk. “He has said that he will be taking personal responsibility for this project. I think what this means is that he would resign,” Dr Cremona said. “That’s right,” Dr Muscat replied. He was speaking from the floor during a debate with a panel that included only one party affiliate, Konrad Mizzi, the party’s spokesman fronting the energy pledge. Earlier, Dr Cremona said he found Labour’s pledge to be interesting and well
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The Sunday Times election survey tomorrow
The Sunday Times will tomorrow carry an election survey as the first week of the electoral
campaign ends.
The survey was carried out by Misco among a sample of 500 before the PL
unveiled its energy plans.
The survey will also look into the main electoral concerns among
voters.
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The Sunday Times election survey tomorrow The Sunday Times will tomorrow carry an election survey as the first week of the electoral campaign ends. The survey was carried out by Misco among a sample of 500 before the PL unveiled its energy plans. The survey will also look into the main electoral concerns among voters. The last survey carried out by The Sunday Times was last October. timesofmalta. com http://www. allplacedout. com/the-sunday-times-election-survey-tomorrow/ Powered by TCPDF (www. tcpdf. org) 1 / 1
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Tarxien stun Mosta
Mosta FC 1 Apap 46; Tarxien Rainbows 3 Bueno 14, 83; Bajada 68; Mosta chasing the top of
the table for the first time in history, suffered a dizzy bout of vertigo when they succumbed to an
unexpected defeat against Tarxien.
The Rainbows were forced to weather one uncomfortable
moment before takingcommand at the...
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Tarxien stun Mosta Mosta FC 1 Apap 46; Tarxien Rainbows 3 Bueno 14, 83; Bajada 68; Mosta chasing the top of the table for the first time in history, suffered a dizzy bout of vertigo when they succumbed to an unexpected defeat against Tarxien. The Rainbows were forced to weather one uncomfortable moment before takingcommand at the Victor Tedesco Stadium. After 12 minutes, Danial Mitev’s thunderbolt from outside the box swerved beyond goaler Vella but crashed against the post before Steve Bonnici cleared for a corner. But Daniel Mariano Bueno put Tarxien ahead on 14 minutes with a low strike, having collected Anderzinho’s through pass and run clear through in the box beforesqueezing a shot under Justin Haber’s body. The score at half-time was not exactly what Mosta had wished for but 50 seconds into the second half, the Blues levelled matters. From another corner, Mitev supplied a teasing cross towards the far post and defender Ferdinando Apap rose above a host of Tarxien defenders
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We do not need change in direction – Gonzi
Malta does not need a change in direction, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said this evening
after the Nationalist Party approved its manifesto.
“We are not in the position of Cyprus, Spain
or Portugal.
Why should we change direction? Just so Joseph Muscat can become Prime
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We do not need change in direction – Gonzi Malta does not need a change in direction, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said this evening after the Nationalist Party approved its manifesto. “We are not in the position of Cyprus, Spain or Portugal. Why should we change direction? Just so Joseph Muscat can become Prime Minister?” Dr Gonzi said German Chancellor Angela Merkel had praised Malta’s economy and “torpedoed” the advice given by the Labour leader in the past who suggested Malta should follow the footsteps of Cyprus, which is now asking for a bailout. Labour had tried to change direction in the past and drove the country into a wall, he said. Dr Gonzi promised that the PN would present its own proposals on energy soon. “Ours will make sense and everyone will understand them,” he said. Before Dr Gonzi spoke, the PN councillors unanimously approved its manifesto, a declaration of principles on which it would build its electoral programme. The extraordinary general council was he
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We do not need change in direction – Gonzi
Malta does not need a change in direction, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said this evening
after the Nationalist Party approved its manifesto.
“We are not in the position of Cyprus, Spain
or Portugal.
Why should we change direction? Just so Joseph Muscat can become Prime
Minister?” Dr...
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We do not need change in direction – Gonzi Malta does not need a change in direction, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said this evening after the Nationalist Party approved its manifesto. “We are not in the position of Cyprus, Spain or Portugal. Why should we change direction? Just so Joseph Muscat can become Prime Minister?” Dr Gonzi said German Chancellor Angela Merkel had praised Malta’s economy and “torpedoed” the advice given by the Labour leader in the past who suggested Malta should follow the footsteps of Cyprus, which is now asking for a bailout. Labour had tried to change direction in the past and drove the country into a wall, he said. Dr Gonzi promised that the PN would present its own proposals on energy soon. “Ours will make sense and everyone will understand them,” he said. Before Dr Gonzi spoke, the PN councillors unanimously approved its manifesto, a declaration of principles on which it would build its electoral programme. The extraordinary general council was he
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