The following are the top stories in some of Malta's Sunday newspapers.

The Sunday Times of Malta reports how Parliamentary Secretary Rosianne Cutajar took a €9,000 cut in a property deal involving Daphne Caruana Galizia murder suspect Yorgen Fenech. The newspaper also reports that second-hand car importers have formed a new association in response to a “crisis” facing their sector after Brexit.

The Malta Independent on Sunday says former minister Edward Scicluna, who is on a €138,000 Central Bank package, will receive an additional €12,000 from the MFSA.  The newspaper also quotes former prime minister Alfred Sant saying certain people in the construction industry need to be stopped from acting like cowboys.

MaltaToday says the door for EU cash for a gas pipeline from Sicily has been shut, despite a new plan by Malta. It also says that ministers Chris Fearne and Ian Borg are the most popular members of the Cabinet. 

Illum says Air Malta is losing €170,000 every day, according to finance minister Clyde Caruana. 

Il-Mument highlights a protest over roadworks in Burmarrad on Saturday which also brought together farmers from other localities whose fields are being taken over for works. It also reports that the victims of COVID-19 in Malta have now reached 290. 

It-Torċa's front page focus is on how a person claimed he is fed up of living as a consequence of COVID-19. It also highlights the plight of a woman whose child was abducted by the other parent. 

KullĦadd leads with a focus on 'unprecedented' investment in the justice sector as the government issues a call for four new judges. It also says Delia supporters are being sidelined in the Nationalist Party