Karl has officially been made the new Head of House for the third week, following Raisa and Marvic.
As groups form amongst contestants, Karl will have to make tough decisions that will either increase or damage his popularity for the remainder of the series.
Safe from eviction, Karl will still have to manage all the goings on of the house of Big Brother Malta.
How do you think he’ll handle it?
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The Kummissjoni Armar within the Soċjetà Filarmonika Maria Mater Gratiae Żabbar A.D. 1883 has officially broken a long-standing national record for the longest liedna (a traditional Maltese festa decoration) created in the shortest time.
The previous record, set several years ago, measured 358.10 meters and was completed in 77 hours.
However, this past weekend, a dedicated team of volunteers successfully completed a liedna measuring an impressive 653.96 meters in just 67.5 hours—shattering the previous record by a significant margin.
The event was recognised by The Malta Records, which confirmed the achievement and praised the effort and dedication involved.
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The first semi-final of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2025 has concluded, and the first eight finalists have been announced.
These artists will compete in Saturday’s grand final for the chance to represent Malta at Eurovision 2025 in Basel.
The qualifiers from Semi-Final 1 are:
Raquela – Silenced
Adria Twins – Qalb Ma’ Qalb
Justine Shorfid – Still I Rise
Victoria – Juno
Kurt Calleja – Aziz/a
Mark Anthony Bartolo – Hideaway
Kristy Spiteri – Heaven Sent
JVF – Festa (No Time for Siesta)
These eight acts impressed both the jury and the public, securing their place in the final.
They will now prepare to perform again on Saturday, where they will face competition from the second semi-final’s qualifiers.
The next semi-final will take place this Thursday, where more artists will battle for a spot in the final. With the competition heating up, anticipation is building as Malta moves closer to selecting its representative for Eurovision 2025.
The grand final on Saturday will determine which artist and song will carry Malta’s hopes on the international stage.
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Recent revelations by TV presenter Karl Stagno Navarra have brought to light alleged alarming situations inside Kordin prison. Through a series of photos and a shocking video shared on social media, Stagno Navarra highlighted the serious risks faced by prison officers on a daily basis.
Among the key concerns raised are the frequent physical altercations that officers must intervene in. As the video clearly shows, these confrontations can escalate rapidly, putting both the officers and inmates at significant risk. Maintaining order in such a volatile environment is a constant challenge.
Another serious issue that Stagno Navarra shed light on, is the manufacturing of weapons inside the prison. Reports suggest that some inmates have been able to create makeshift weapons, increasing the likelihood of violent incidents.
The alleged presence of gang conflicts and vendettas further complicates the situation as Stagno Navarra explains in his Facebook post. He said that beyond physical threats, officers are also subjected to psychological intimidation. Stagno Navarra claims that some officers have been targeted through ritualistic threats, including alleged Voodoo practices, aimed at instilling fear and exerting control.
Stagno Navarra also said that the dangers faced by prison officers are not confined to the walls of Kordin. Some have reportedly been targeted even outside of work, with incidents such as personal vehicles being set on fire outside their homes, placing their families at risk.
The release of this footage has sparked renewed debate on prison security and whether enough measures are in place to protect correctional officers. While public discussion often centers on the treatment of inmates and prison conditions, the serious challenges faced by those responsible for maintaining order remain largely underreported.
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