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Italian Eurovision fans are campaigning against Destiny and Maltese people are FUMING

May 20 2021 Share

Maltese Eurovision fans are going mad over a string of controversial posts making the rounds on social media. The posts in question call upon Italian Eurovision fans and urge them to hold back from voting for Malta due to Destiny’s winning potential with her song ‘Je Me Casse’.

Some Maltese fans were quick to bite back at the shady tactic while others shrugged it off, stating that ‘it’s the same story every year, even we do it’.

Destiny currently stands at second place in the Eurovision polls, trailing behind Italy’s Måneskin who hold a 21% chance of winning against Malta’s current 18%.

Who are you voting for this year?

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WATCH: HBO finally drops official trailer for Friends: The Reunion

HBO finally drops official trailer for Friends: The Reunion
May 20 2021 Share

After years of anticipation and an official announcement that shook the world, it’s finally here. Friends: The Reunion will premier next week on streaming service HBO Max and in the historic build-up of the television legend’s return, HBO has dropped the official trailer.

Bringing back television’s favourite group of friends, Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer will re-unite and be joined by a star-studded list of guests including James Corden, BTS, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga and many more!

The episode airs on May 27 and honestly, we. can’t. wait.

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Destiny jumps into second place in Eurovision 2021 polls

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In the midst of an intense and ever-changing Eurovision Song Contest 2021, Malta’s ambassador Destiny Chukunyere has jumped into second place with her song ‘Je Me Casse’.

Malta holds an 18% chance of winning, just below Italy’s Måneskin with 21%, who have yet to deliver a performance of their song ‘Zitti e Buoni’ beyond their rehearsal performance.

Italy, along with France, England, Germany and Spain automatically qualify to the Eurovision Finals as a result of being part of the contest ‘Big Five’ thanks to their considerable financial contributions.

Meanwhile, a number of Italian social media posts have been circulating online which highlight Malta’s potential as a Eurovision winner and urge fellow Italian Eurovision fanatics to hold back from voting for their favourites in an attempt to ‘help’ Italy’s chances at winning the song contest.

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Only half of the 250 vehicles stolen in 2019 were recovered

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Out of the 250 vehicles reported to be stolen in 2019, only half were recovered, based on information published by the National Statistics Office (NSO) on Thursday.

The 2019 transport statistics report highlights that 131 passengers cars, 72 motorcycles, quad bikes or ATVs along with 46 commercial vehicles were stolen, with 124 of them being recovered by the police and returned to their owners.

The data also highlights that close to 10% of the thefts happened in St. Julian’s, which tops the list of theft by localities with 23 thefts in 2019.

The full report can be found here.

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