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Deputy prime minister Ian Borg will “urgently convene” a parliamentary committee to discuss the findings of the Fortina NAO report and pledged that government will seek to recover any money it is due. Borg, who was then-minister responsible for lands, told Times of Malta on Tuesday that he did not know of a hidden valuation that valued the land in Sliema for double that paid by the developers. He said that now that new information has come to light, parliament must re-evaluate the concession. Re

The PN on Wednesday said the government had let people down when it comes to the new Msida flyover, after the motorway was flooded twice in three days, forcing drivers to reverse all the way down. Read the full story below 👇 | Times of Malta

JUST IN: At least five people have been killed after a light aircraft crashed at Malta airport. READ MORE: http://www.9news.com.au/world/2016/10/24/18/34/five-believed-dead-in-malta-plane-crash/?ocid=9newsfb #9News | http://9News.com.au | 9 News

A video taken by Times of Malta shows the Gozo ferry battling strong waves amid bad weather. Gozo Channel has warned that some trips may be delayed or cancelled, with the ferry operating from the Ċirkewwa South Quay. Video: Chris Sant Fournier | Times of Malta

164K views · 1.1K reactions | Marsascala appears to be among the localities worst hit by Storm Harry, with strong winds and heavy rain causing disruption around Malta. | Times of Malta | Facebook

A tree was brought down by strong winds in San Ġwann, as stormy weather continued to affect parts of the island. Video: Priscilla Debattista | Times of Malta