Dana White believes Jake Paul will get ‘knocked out’ in the near future

May 1 2021

In a recent interview with FightHype.com, UFC Boss Dana White stated that while he “doesn’t hate the kid”, believes that Jake Paul will get knocked out in the near future.

White stated that Paul’s 15 minutes of fame will soon be over but commends the YouTuber for the immense cash flow he has been raking in with all the recent headline-making escapades.

Paul was recently seen butting heads with former double champion Daniel Cormier in a fight appearance, going on to challenge the fighter after taking a jab at his weight.

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35-year-old man from Marsa arrested on drug trafficking charges

May 1 2021

The Drug Squad within the Malta Police Force has arrested a 35-year-old man from Marsa related to drug trafficking charges.

On Thursday evening, the Police raided It-Telgħa ta’ Spencer in Marsa and arrested the 35-year-old after discovering possession of drugs ready for trafficking, going on to find cocaine, heroine, cannabis and methadone amongst other objects in a search of his residence.

Another 21-year-old Kalkara resident was also arrested for breaching a number of conditions imposed on him by the Court of Malta.

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WATCH: Groups breaching gathering regulations in Mistra bonfire party

May 1 2021

In exclusive footage sent to Malta Daily, a number of individuals were seen breaching Malta’s COVID-19 regulations as sizeable groups gathered for a bonfire party in Mistra.

Reports of loud music and revelling were made as footage shows a group of more than 4 people, as specified by the Health Authorities in the past days.

As Malta continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, it is of utmost importance that the public adheres to the regulations and measures stipulated by the Health Authorities.

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WATCH: Keith Demicoli bids tearful farewell in final news bulletin

May 1 2021

During an emotional final news bulletin on TVM, Keith Demicoli bid a tearful farewell to a decade-spanning career in Maltese media as he waved one last goodbye before he shifts to his new career with the Chamber of Commerce.

Professional as ever, Demicoli attempted to hold back his tears as he went on to thank his parents, colleagues and the viewers at home “for the trust, respect and love” that he witnessed over the years.

Throughout his career, Demicoli garnered a loyal viewership and nationwide respect for his genuine work ethic and humble personality, making his news bulletin an emotional moment for thousands of viewers at home. Here’s wishing him a prosperous future and the best of luck as he heads down a new career path.

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