The 26-year-old told the court he lives in a field and begs for a living
Requests to review the state of his mental health were turned down
Unrest saw far-right rioters attack police, shops, hotels housing asylum seekers, mosques
Those facing allegations will have more rights – sources
Others were fined for drunk driving and using a phone while commuting
He caused her to fear violence after she broke off their relationship
Heirs of Karmenu Grima say attempted murder charges were a frame-up
Morales is alleged to have fathered a child by a 15-year-old girl
Repubblika head urges President not to sign law amending way people can request a magisterial inquiry
Identità says evidence in court confirms allegations about its integrity are unfounded
She was accused of filming and posting images of the baby's 'immense distress and pain'
Two of the group initially wanted to admit but changed their mind when told there was a minimum five-year jail term
She said she wanted to play a joke on her colleague after hearing on the news that other schools had received bomb threats
Shielding public officials from prosecution would reward crimes committed by those duty-bound to prevent it, they said
Court orders the police to investigate employer
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He has been placed under judicial control, which requires him to regularly check-in with authorities
Woman says she sent scammer who sent her photos of Pitt €830,000
Drug-related crimes most prevalent offences, followed by money-laundering, report says
Marlon Zarb pleaded guilty and had part of his bail deposit confiscated
He told court he was in Paceville at 2am to pick up partner's niece
They cost 'less than €100' and superintendent insists she was replacing a faulty pair
Client awarded moral damages of €1,000 after €72,000 blocked
The 21-year-old was dragged across the floor, left with a split lip and bloody nose
Former businessman charged with complicity in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
Ronald Urry was jailed for two years
Lawyer says it was the ex who called him to meet up
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Donna Sciberras admitted being involved in the attack on Joseph Carabott
Former chief-of-staff is being charged with perjury and breaching Official Secrets Act
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