UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has alluded that pints could be cheaper when pubs reopen as he hints at a potential tax reduction on alcohol sold in pubs.
British MPs have called for the widespread assistance of pubs by decreasing taxation on alcohol and increasing tax on drinks sold at supermarkets.
These changes would contribute to the UK’s hospitality sector, which like many hospitality sectors around the world, has suffered on of the most heavy blows throughout the pandemic.
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Red Electrick, Destiny and Concept of Movement in ONE SONG?
Maltese band Red Electrick have teamed up with Destiny Chukunyere to bring us a brand new song called ‘Mistake’ launching Monday 1st March 2021. The collaboration will also feature dance academy Concept of Movement a.k.a The MVMT by Cheryl Lofreda. From the stunning images teased by the artists, the song seems to be a release to be excited for. And given the track record of the band, singer and dance troupe, the new piece is sure to not disappoint.
Destiny made strides in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015, placing 6th in Britain’s Got Talent and winning the second edition of the Maltese version of X-Factor, meaning she will be representing Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Red Electrick is not short of achievements either as their repertoire of songs has established them as a staple Maltese rock band, producing hit after hit. To seal the deal are Malta’s Got Talent runner up and World of Dance champions Concept of Movement with their captivating dance artistry.
Are you as excited as we are?
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Few are the Maltese personalities which have left a mark like Keith Demicoli in the Maltese media scene, and after the news of his resignation from TVM, the popular news anchor took to Facebook to share a few thoughts ahead of his departure from the national TV station.
Demicoli looked back on his first moments with TV, where he was asked for by then Prime Minister Dom Mintoff by name and went on to have an illustrious 13-year career in national broadcasting.
The beloved Maltese anchor is slated to become the head of communications and brand development at Chamber of Commerce in April.
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A video has been making the rounds on social media of a shocking amount of people engaged in a boat party on a commercial vessel last Saturday.
Newsbook.com.mt originally reported that the catamaran ‘Sea Bird’ was docked near Anchor Bay with around 25 people on board, with the video showing people dancing to loud music while the company responsible of the catamaran ‘Sea Adventure Excursions’ stated that it does not organise boat parties.
These kinds of events are in clear breach of COVID-19 mitigation measures, with boat parties being prohibited last August and it is of utmost importance that events such as this are avoided in order to prevent case reports similar to today’s record-high amount of 256 new cases.
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