Maltese TikTok extraordinaire Luke Lyttleton was over the moon to announce the return of his TikTok account on Wednesday after his account was removed last week.
When asked why he was banned, Lyttleton (in disbelief) revealed that TikTok thought he was ‘underage’ and thus closed his account, only to bring it back a week later.
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In no time, Luke switched from his @notlukelyttleton account to his OG TikTok account to bring back the laughs and good vibes.
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Two people were taken to Mater Dei hospital following a traffic incident in St. Paul’s Bay on Wednesday evening.
District police and a medical team were called onto the scene after receiving reports of a 4-car incident in Mosta Road where a 59-year-old female passenger and 29-year-old Italian driver sustained light and grievous injuries respectively.
The other individuals involved in the incident did not sustain any injuries while police investigations are currently underway.
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Following widespread debate on speculation surrounding Sliema player Kurt Shaw’s transfer offer to Austrian Wolfsberger FC, Sliema Wanderers FC stated that the Austrian team ‘neither accepted nor made a counter-offer’ to Sliema’s counter offer proposing a €50,000 loan for loan fee and option to buy fee.
Former national player Andre Schembri took to Facebook to criticise Sliema’s decision, calling for the Malta Football Association’s international facilitation of Maltese players.
Inside sources have also noted that players are currently not being paid as the club continues to operate.
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Latest studies have shown that the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine could reduce the spread of COVID-19 with British Secretary for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock deeming it “absolutely superb”.
This is the first time a vaccine has shown provision of the possibility to reduce virus transmission and while not yet published, results suggest a ‘substantial effect’ on virus transmission.
These prove as positive results in the continuous battle against the pandemic as previously, people who had been been vaccinated could not indirectly protect others around them.
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by Stefan Azzopardi
