Footage sent to this newsroom shows a woman stealing clothes from Adidas store, Baystreet.
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This is reportedly the second time this woman has committed such a crime and other stores are advised to be wary of this woman.
Anyone with any details is encouraged to contact authorities.
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The Malta Eurovision Song Contest will welcome back a live audience next year.
In 2024, winner Sarah Bonnici and the 11 other finalists performed without a live audience, with only the production crew present.
Performances were pre-recorded in a “live on tape” format, with each artist performing three times and selecting the best take for broadcast.
PBS has now published the 2025 contest regulations, confirming that both the semi-finals and final will be televised and include live performances before an audience.
The results will once again be determined by a combination of jury and public voting.
The 2025 semi-finals are set for February 4 and 6, followed by the final on February 8. Entries can be submitted from November 18 to 29, with the Eurovision Song Contest taking place in May in Basel, Switzerland.
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This season, Victoria Hotspurs made history as the first Gozitan club to compete in a Maltese championship. Their journey is being chronicled in the TVM Sport+ program Aħna l-Hotspurs, airing every Tuesday at 8:30 PM.
The show not only reviews the club’s recent matches but also offers an in-depth look at the people behind the scenes, including players, fans, and officials, sharing intriguing details about their lives. Viewers are treated to exclusive footage from training sessions and inside the dressing rooms, while the program also revisits the club’s rich history, with former players recounting memorable stories.
A recent episode featured an insightful interview with footballer brothers Joseph, Paul, and Emmanuel Mbong. This season, Emmanuel plays for Victoria Hotspurs, while Joseph and Paul were recently seen in action representing Malta against Moldova. It marked the first time the brothers shared personal reflections on their upbringing and one another on television.
Aħna l-Hotspurs continues tonight at 8:30 PM on TVM Sport+ and will run every Tuesday throughout the season. For anyone curious about the inner workings of a football team, both on and off the pitch, this unique Maltese sports docuseries is a must-watch.
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Former One Direction singer Liam Payne died after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, with multiple drugs reportedly found in his system.
Payne, 31, was staying in a hotel in the Palermo district when the incident occurred.
Local and international media, including ABC News and Argentine outlets, reported that a preliminary toxicology report revealed he had several drugs in his system, including “pink cocaine” (a mix of MDMA, ketamine, and methamphetamines), along with traces of cocaine, methamphetamines, benzodiazepines, and crack cocaine.
Authorities were alerted when a hotel receptionist called 911, reporting that a distressed guest was intoxicated and causing damage to the room.
Emergency services confirmed that Payne fell from the third-floor balcony and was found dead shortly after. An autopsy revealed 25 injuries consistent with a fall from height, with his cause of death listed as “polytraumatism, internal and external hemorrhage.”
The final toxicology report has not yet been made public, and no official release date has been confirmed. Payne’s team and local authorities have not yet commented on the incident or the preliminary findings.
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