21 May 2013 | 11:38
Latest headlines:
- Maltese biker's family still struggling to bring body from China
- Govt to develop a new cruise liner terminal in Gozo
- Arriva to introduce innovative summer services
- Star case: From jail term to suspended sentence
- MFSA warns of deceitful website
- Fruit and vegetables by Maltese farmers rises by 20.1%
- A celebration of the long standing maritime tradition
- Focus on consumer education and empowerment
- A European Maritime Day on sustainable maritime tourism and connectivity
- Funeral set for French/Lebanese who drowned off Malta
- Denmark winner celebrates
- Plenty to smile about as Malta places 8th in ESC
- Catholic Herald hails Gianluca's performance
- Today is World Family Doctors Day
- Independent think-tank highlights same sex rights
Olympics
Jamica’s Usain Bolt stormed to gold in the men’s 100m, retaining his Olympic title from Beiging 2008.
His training partner Yohan Blake took silver with the bronze going to America’s Justin Gatlin.
Andy Murray clinched gold in the men’s tennis final with a devastating display against the man who beat him in the Wimbledon final, Roger Federer.
There was another gold for Team GB in sailing and silver medals in gymnastics, tennis and the women’s 400.
It was not such a good time for Britain’s footballer with the men’s team knocked out with a quarter final defeat to South Korea on penalties.
Football
The Scottish Premier kicked off on Saturday with defending champions Celtic narrowly winning 1-0 against Aberdeen.
Dundee United are top thanks to a 3-0 win over Hibernian.
Valletta got their season off to a fine start with a 3-1 victory against Hibernian’s in Super Cup, the third successive win for City.
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