Taking to social media, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola shared her official family photos against the backdrop of the Malta Grand Harbour.
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The first photo shows her with her husband Ukko Metsola whereas the second shows the couple with their four sons Luca Matias, Alec Emil, Marc and Kristian.
The photos on Instagram were captioned ‘How it started vs How it’s going’, showing the gradual growth in their family of six.
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The last official announcement during an Air Malta flight was made last night after 50 years of operation.
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The flight made its way to Malta from Rome Fiumicino one last time.
‘Welcome to Malta International Airport’, the passengers were informed, before being thanked for their support these past five decades.
The longest serving cabin crew were selected for this historic final flight, with an official statement reading:
‘Since the first Boeing 720B touched down on Maltese soil on March 29th, 1974, ahead of our inaugural flight on 1st April 1974, until our final flight on March 30th, 2024, Air Malta has proudly represented Malta on the global stage.’
‘Moving forward, KM Malta Airlines will serve as the new national airline for the Maltese islands.’
This was the final call for the last Air Malta flight at the Fiumicino Rome airport, before the airline ended its services and makes way to KM Malta Airlines.
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In a thrilling match, Birkirkara secured a dramatic victory over Ħamrun Spartans to advance to the semi-finals of the FA Trophy.
Goalkeeper Amara Sylla emerged as the hero, coming off the bench in extra-time to save two crucial penalties in the shootout.
The match saw both teams displaying tremendous effort, with Birkirkara rallying from behind to take a 2-1 lead before Ħamrun Spartans forced extra-time with a late equalizer.
Ħamrun Spartans suffered a setback when their regular goalkeeper Henry Bonello was replaced due to injury.
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Despite a fast start from Ħamrun, it was Birkirkara who equalized through a powerful strike from Alex Satariano. Birkirkara took the lead with an own goal from Steve Borg, but Ħamrun fought back with Uros Duranovic converting a penalty.
Extra-time saw intense action, with both teams reduced to ten men. In a pivotal moment, Sylla replaced the goalkeeper and made decisive saves to secure Birkirkara’s 4-3 shootout victory, ending Ħamrun Spartans’ hopes of a treble.
The match ultimately culminated in Birkirkara’s triumph and advancement to the next stage of the FA Trophy.
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A photo uploaded to Facebook shows a rather peculiar shaped balcony drain in Birkirkara…
The photo, uploaded by Marta Rucinska, shows a phallic shaped balcony drain, with Marta writing:
‘Even though I have lived on the island for more than a decade, it never ceases to surprise me…’
What do you make of this?
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