Josline To Temporarily Leave Big Brother House

Feb 8 2025

Big Brother Malta contestant Josline will be temporarily leaving the house to attend her nannu’s funeral. During this difficult time, our heartfelt condolences go out to Josline and her family.

She will step out briefly to pay her respects and be with her loved ones before returning to the Big Brother Malta house later today.

A few days ago she unexpectedly left the house and later returned revealing the heartbreaking news to her housemates that her grandfather had passed away.

Josline shared that, despite not being physically present, she felt closer than ever to her 87-year-old grandfather, knowing he had been watching her 24/7 on Big Brother.

Our deepest condolences go out to Josline and her family.

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Pm Robert Abela & Lydia Visit Mons. Victor Grech At San Blas

Feb 8 2025

Prime Minister Robert Abela and his wife Lydia, paid their respects to the late Monsignor Victor Grech at San Blas Chapel.

The late priest, known for his tireless work against poverty, drugs, and social injustice, is being honoured with a state funeral today.

Flags at all public buildings will fly at half-mast in honour of Monsignor Grech, who leaves behind a legacy of compassion through Caritas Malta.

Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech and members from the party’s leadership were also present.

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Bruno Fernandes Gives Match Worn Shirt To Young Maltese Fan

Feb 8 2025

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes created an unforgettable moment for a young Maltese fan after their thrilling cup victory against Leicester City.

In a heartwarming video shared on Facebook, Fernandes is seen approaching the Borg family and gifting Hailey his match-worn shirt, fulfilling her dream.

Throughout the game, Hailey had been holding up a sign asking for Bruno’s shirt, and it’s clear the United skipper took notice.

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San Nikola School Brings San Pawl Festa To Assembly

Feb 8 2025

San Nikola’s year 1.3 students delivered a fantastic assembly in honour of St. Paul’s Shipwreck Feast, bringing the joy and spirit of a true Maltese festa to their school. The event was a great success, showcasing the students’ hard work and dedication.

A special acknowledgment went to Ms Francesca, Ms Amanda, and Ms Christine for their excellent organisation and guidance. Their efforts ensured the students were well-prepared, creating a memorable experience for both their peers and staff.

The assembly was filled with tradition, enthusiasm, and pride, making it an unforgettable occasion for everyone involved and surley one the students will never forget.

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