A 51-year-old Italian man residing in St. Paul’s Bay has sustained grievous injuries after an incident which took place at his place of work.
The incident took place at around 8:30am on Thursday in Triq il-Marfa, Mellieha.
Officials within the Malta Police Force were on site immediately and preliminary investigations revealed that the worker fell of a ladder. He was taken to Mater Dei Hospital for care.
Police investigations are currently under way.
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In a recent social media reply, outspoken media personality and activist Peppi Azzopardi ruled out the possibility of hit TV programme Xarabank returning to Maltese television.
Addressing a comment that Peppi would still be in national broadcasting if the PN were in government, Azzopardi stated that if the PN were actually elected and told him to bring back the discussion programme, he would refuse. “If you think that I am eager for Xarabank’s return, you are very wrong. Almost every station asked us to bring it back and I refused.”
Azzopardi highlighted the fact that, before Xarabank was axed, he was preparing fellow personality Mark Laurence Zammit to take over but an unnamed entity ‘wanted to shut people up and dictate what [they] do, so they refused.
“I’m proud that I can’t be bought”, Azzopardi said at the end of the comment.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to resign as leader of the British Conservative Party, but will continue to lead the nation until Autumn.
This was confirmed by Downing Street sources, who spoke to BBC representatives earlier today. Johnson is expected to address the nation later today.
This move will lead to summer election for Conservative Party leader, which will eventually become the new British prime Minister in October.
Johnson’s political downfall only accelerated with with the infamous ‘Partygate’ scandal and further pressure as a result of his decision to make Chris Pincher Tory vice chief whip. Pincher is currently facing accusations of indecent behaviour which many have stated is not appropriate for his role.
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The Hamrun Spartans are gearing up for their first European football bout in 30 years as they are set to face Armenian side Alashkert in the UEFA Conference League’s first qualifying round on Thursday afternoon.
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The Spartans began their journey in high spirits at their Malta International Airport before arriving in Yerevan for their much-anticipated match against Alashkert, which will kick off at 5pM.
Coach Branko Nisevic has made a number of significant changes to the squad, with 11 new Spartans announced this season in addition to a revived technical team. Nisevic has stated that he is so far pleased with his players’ efforts, expressing confidence in a positive performance later today.
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