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1st Look At Cillian Murphy For Peaky Blinders Film

1st Look At Cillian Murphy For Peaky Blinders Film
Oct 1 2024 Share

Netflix has just released the first look at Cillian Murphy reprising his role as Tommy Shelby for the upcoming Peaky Blinders film.

‘Cillian Murphy and Steven Knight are reunited on set as production officially starts on the upcoming Netflix film’, Netflix wrote.

 

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The show ended in 2022 with its sixth season, with Murphy going on to star in Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ and bagging an Academy award.

Will you be tuning in?

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Over 5,000 New Students Welcomed To University Of Malta Community

Over 5,000 New Students Welcomed To University Of Malta Community
Sep 30 2024 Share

On Monday, 30 September 2024, the University of Malta officially launched the Academic Year 2024/2025, welcoming over 5,000 new students into its academic community.

Among them, more than 2,650 students will begin undergraduate programs, while over 1,600 will pursue postgraduate degrees. Additionally, 360 Erasmus+ students are set to join, along with 390 visiting students registered for Micro-credentials.

Over 1,000 new students will also enrol at Junior College, bringing its student body to 1,900 in total.

During the Opening Ceremony held at Sir Temi Zammit Hall, University Rector Prof. Alfred J. Vella and KSU President Mr. Luke Bonanno addressed the incoming students.

Prof. Vella, echoing this year’s motto, “Do not be afraid to state your mind,” encouraged students to see their university years as a time for both academic and personal growth. He emphasized the importance of developing knowledge and maturity.

Mr. Bonanno urged the new students to fully embrace their university journey. “Make the most of this experience, not merely as a means to an end, but as an opportunity for growth,” he said, highlighting the significance of standing up and making their voices heard.

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Revolut Hits Record €296 Million in Monthly Transactions In Malta

Revolut Hits Record €296 Million in Monthly Transactions In Malta
Sep 30 2024 Share

Revolut has seen significant growth in Malta, with the number of Maltese businesses using the platform increasing fivefold in the past year and retail customers tripling since January, Times of Malta reported.

The fintech company reported that by July, business accounts had surged by over 170%, growing faster than in other Southern European countries.

According to a ToM report, by early September, monthly business-to-business transactions in Malta through Revolut reached a record €296 million, more than double the €142 million in Greece and matching figures in Portugal, despite Malta’s smaller population.

Maltese businesses transferred nearly half the amount of those in larger economies such as the Netherlands (€660 million) and close to a third of France’s (€860 million).

Experts suggest that businesses are drawn to Revolut for its convenient payment methods, such as transactions via phone number or QR code.

While Revolut’s growth is impressive, local banking experts believe that businesses are unlikely to abandon traditional banks completely, instead opting to use Revolut for specific services alongside their existing accounts. Globally, Revolut now serves 45 million customers across 38 countries.

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Last Turtle Nest Of Summer 2024 In Gozo Hatches

Last Turtle Nest Of Summer 2024 In Gozo Hatches
Sep 30 2024 Share

The last nest for the summer 2024 season in Gozo finally hatched – with volunteers now being able to take a well deserved break.

‘This last nest decided to hatch in a bit of a rush with no prior signs at 3.45am on Thursday morning. The majority of the hatchlings all came out in one go, they made their way down the runway and safely in to the sea.’

‘Today, after the 3rd night of hatching, we excavated the nest under the presence of ERA, and found a 9 more live hatchlings. These were safely released in to the sea, other than 2 hatchlings which appeared to be struggling so these have been taken in for observation by our vet.’

Nature Trust thanked all the volunteers who helped out in keeping the nests safe and for all their dedication.

‘Nesting season this year had many surprises and challenges, including periods of strong wind and waves which took an enormous amount of effort from our volunteers to build a sand wall to keep the nests safe. We also had a daylight nesting for the first time, and all 3 of our Gozo nests hatched earlier than expected this year!’

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