Earlier today, the Malta Police Force arrested a Siggiewi man who attacked his partner and attempted to put her in his car boot.
The incident took place at around 9.30am, after which the police stopped and searched the man at the Zebbug bypass.
The accused was taken to the Mosta police station for questioning regarding domestic violence, with the woman taken to a health centre to treat her injuries.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has expressed his concern over the rise of Indian COVID-19 virus variant cases in the UK, with studies showing an increase in its prevalence.
This comes after England opened the doors to many of its establishments and ahead of another easing of restrictions, with Johnson stating that they are ‘anxious’ about the variant.
We will deliver a national recovery from the pandemic that makes the United Kingdom stronger, healthier and more prosperous than before 🇬🇧 #QueensSpeech pic.twitter.com/mFcKVVoNdK
— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) May 11, 2021
The Prime Minister went on to state that the necessary steps will be taken and nothing is being ruled out as England is expected to ramp up its inoculation programme alongside increased testing in areas where the virus has shown prevalence.
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Following Destiny’s stellar performance and outfit change during the second rehearsal, it seems that Malta has dropped to third place in the Eurovision odds, with France catapulting to first place and Italy’s Måneskin in second.
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With the odds changing everyday, the current standing does not determine the fate of the Eurovision Song Contest and after Destiny’s jaw-dropping rehearsal on Thursday, the country remains supportive of our Eurovision star.
Destiny is set to perform Je Me Casse on Monday for another dress rehearsal and jury show, with the semi-final to be held on Tuesday.
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The Health Authorities have confirmed that for another year, the traditional village feasts we know and love will not be taking place due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This unfortunate news had already been hinted at during a recent health conference addressed by Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne, where Malta’s Authorities were to meet with the Church to discuss the matter.
That said, reports from multiple news outlets highlighted that local health authorities will be insisting that during summer 2021, no feasts or mass activities take place as they would put Malta & Gozo’s vaccination programme in jeopardy.
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