The men are current being held at the Police Headquarters in Floriana ahead of their arrangement in court this morning

As in the rest of the world, online gambling is quite popular in Norway, despite the strict laws that govern gambling in the country

More than 350 cases of COVID-19 are expected to be notified later on today as government will announce new restrictions 

Battle Royale mode started gaining some serious hype and many developers started introducing the mode to their new and old games 

MEPs will negotiate swift adoption of law committing multinationals earning €750 million in annual revenues, to declare all tax paid in each member stat

Unique recordings dating back to 1951 of Rużar Briffa, Anton Buttigieg, Francis Ebejer, Mary Meylak and others talking about their work have been digitised by the University of Malta’s Department of Maltese

Red Electrick releases brand new single 'Mistake' with  X-Factor Malta Season 2 Winner Destiny

The hold-up took place at 8:30pm on Wednesday

Pathologists says government treating vaccination as circuit-breaker, but vaccine will not reduce infections in the immediate future

Constitutional Court reverses decision to force closure of evidence against Dalligate suspect Silvio Zammit over alleged tobacco bribery case

Constitutional Court reverses decision to force closure of evidence against Dalligate suspect Silvio Zammit over alleged tobacco bribery case

The COVID-19 numbers are clearly eclipsing all Robert Abela’s attempts at maintaining his usual upbeat, positive mood. There can be no ‘sweeping’, ‘spinning’ or ‘ignoring’ a steadily mounting death-toll

Robert Abela first wanted the Standards Commissioner to determine Rosianne Cutajar’s fate, but now accepts her resignation until the final verdict: what changed since then? asks James Debono

The Environment Resources Authority says the Msida Creek project will increase traffic but result in 'future short-term improvement in air quality'

Actor Mikhail Basmadjian tells all in our Q&A

The institute described it as an attempt to cover up undemocratic behaviour towards members of the media

NAO tells MPs it has been threatened with liability suffered by James Caterers on a prospective international export contract from any possible fall-out on the St Vincent De Paul Residence audit

Chris Fearne challenged to name Nationalist MPs who wanted to skip vaccine queue, but will only tell Opposition leader

Prime Minister hits back after Nationalist MP alleges that he was complicit in a 2013 frame-up involving a top level tax official

Nickie Vella de Fremeaux says parents paid for house, garden works, Christmas ski holiday, tax bills, and home-helps. Now they want their money back