These are the main headlines reviewed by our editorial and research team for today.
Investigators filed a request to tap the phone of one of three men accused of killing journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia eight months before she was assassinated, a court heard on Wednesday. Source: Times of Malta
A fire that broke out in the largest dormitory at the Marsa migrant reception centre at around 1pm left no one injured but nine people were treated for smoke inhalation. Source: Malta Today
Opposition Leader Adrian Delia wrote to the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life George Hyzler asking him to investigate Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s recent Dubai holiday. Source: The Malta Independent
Early voting in the Labour Party leadership election opened at 9.00 this morning. Early voters include Party workers who will be involved in the voting process on Saturday and others who have applied to vote early because of health reasons, travel commitments or other reasons. Source: TVM
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that he will be giving all the necessary space to the new Labour Party leader and Prime Minister after this weekend’s election, adding that there should never be a comparison between him and his successor. Source: Newsbook
