19 June 2013 | 16:31
Latest headlines:
- Courtesy visit to Archbishop Paul Cremona by ‘The Priests’
- Energy Minister visits new Auto Liquigas station
- Malta: Second highest of irregular immigrants in a decade
- EU: Construction sector on the rise
- Man arrested after high speed chase
- MEPs critical on OLAF director in Dalli case
- MEPA catches contravenor red handed in Gozo
- Communication technology subscriptions register rise
- Head-on collision at Xghajra
- Justice portfolio moves to OPM
- ONE goes up in the world
- Over 105 tonnes of foodstuffs destroyed in May
- 18 prisoners on hunger strike
- Energy Minister visits water treatment project
- AFM rescue 23 migrants
UEFA
Premier champions Valletta begin their UEFA Champions League campaign tonight with a first round qualifier against FC Lusitans of Andorra.
The game kicks off at the Hibernians Stadium at 7.30m.
New Spurs boss?
Will Tottenham Hotspurs have a new manager this week?
Andre Villa-Boas has been touted to take over at White Hart Lane and talks have taken place. It is reported that he turned down a 16million pound compensation from Chelsea, his former club, so that he could return to the Premier league with Spurs.
At FC Porto he won four titles in one season, at Chelsea he lasted only eight months.
Can he do better at Spurs, if he does become their new manager?
Tennis
There was a major upset at Wimbledon as the world number 1 Maria Sharapova was knocked out of the forth round by Sabine Lisicki of Germany.
Kim Clisters was another big name to fall, losing in straight sets to Angelique Kerber, also from Germany.
Britain’s Andy Murray will continue his forth round match against Marin Cilic of Croatia today after rain stopped play last night with Murray a set up and leading 3-1 in the second.
Tour de France
Team Sky’s Mark Cavendish won a sprint finish to claim the second stage of the Tour de France.
Today the riders have a 197km stage for Orchies to Boulogne Sur Mer with a series of testing climbs just before the finish.
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