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Prime Minister hints at police corps reform: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont says that the government welcomes the resignation of Police Commissioner Lawrence Cutajar and quotes the Prime Minister who said that this is the beginning of a wider reform that will strengthen the corps.

Another story quotes PN leader Adrian Delia who said that the party will remain a protagonist until the country is brought ‘back to normality’. Delia said that last year was a difficult one for Malta but thanked everyone who did their part for the country.

Another story quotes the chairman of the Valletta Cultural Agency Jason Micallef who proposed a monument to those who joined the 1958 revolt and were listed in the church interdict to commemorate the centenary of the Labour Party.

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