These are the main headlines reviewed by our editorial and research team for today.
Opposition and Nationalist Party leader Adrian Delia has stated that a reformed and renewed Nationalist Party open to everyone will bring about change for the good of Malta. Dr Delia added that as we get closer to Christmas, our country should have the hope and comfort of fighting and winning against corruption and evil. Source: TVM
16 packages containing cannabis were washed ashore in Ghajnsielem on Saturday. The packages were found at around 4.15 pm on Saturday and contained 83 pieces of cannabis resin. The sealed packages appear to have washed ashore due to strong winds. Source: MaltaToday
The investigation into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia risked being totally derailed as Melvin Theuma, the middleman-turned-state-witness in the case, was caught moving key evidence from his house at the time of his arrest, according to sources close to the investigation. The evidence included a plastic box containing mobile phones, two bundles of papers, a SIM card and a USB pen drive with damning recorded conversations concerning the murder between himself and Yorgen Fenech – the man he identified as the mastermind in the case. Source: Times of Malta
Questions have been raised as to why Keith Schembri’s “lost” phone remains missing, with police sources pointing towards the Malta Security Service and asking why usually successful methods at tracing mobiles have not yielded results in this case. Source: The Malta Independent
Head of Delegation and PN MEP Roberta Metsola and lawyer Bernard Grech are more trusted than Opposition leader and Partit Nazzjonalista leader Adrian Delia, according to a special edition of the MaltaToday survey published on Sunday. The findings show that a Grech-Metsola tandem had the widest appeal across the country. However none of the five names put forward managed to secure a high trust rating, the newspaper noted. Source: Newsbook
