based on meteorological reports published by the Malta International Airport, The Malta Weather Page has reported that isolated ‘but possibly heavily isolated’ rain showers may affect Malta soon.
The airport’s website highlights that temperature may feel as high as 34°C with lows of 24°C with UV index of 9.
This year’s summer featured record-breaking highs and many may look forward to winter of colder weather and winter-y rain showers.
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In the midst of leaks and rumours surrounding the upcoming iPhone 13, sources have reported that Apple’s latest phone could come out as early as mid-September.
Beyond the many rumoured upgrades and design switch-ups, the most controversial of changes is the possibility that the latest iPhone could be buttonless, with the company reportedly patenting alternative input devices such as “invisible backlit holes” which do not appear when not in use.
The bigger question is whether or not this massive change will see the light of day with the release of the iPhone 13 or any future models to follow.
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In an interview on the Labour Party’s radio station ONE Radio, Prime Minister Robert Abela revealed that this year’s budget event will take place on October 11.
The Prime Minister discussed a number of national principles on which the budget will be built and reiterated the fact that this budget will be tax-free.
Reports emerged earlier today that a November general election is being advised, a considerably strategic move following what many have been calling a ‘feel-good’ budget – has the country gone into election mode?
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A survey commissioned by the Times of Malta has revealed that Robert Abela’s trust rating has risen over the past month while Opposition Leader Bernard Grech’s rating has dropped by 1.1 percent.
This comes in light of the fact that the Nationalist Party as a whole increased its trust rating by 3.1 per cent between July and August 2021, with the PN managing to attract a new amount of voters.
With regards to leadership, PM Robert Abela managed to lock in 48.5 per cent of respondents with Bernard Grech trailing with 15.83 per cent, 19 per cent voting for neither of the two and 16.67 per cent refusing to participate in the survey.
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