Economy seeks to lead by example with european gearing up for a cold winter due to the repercussions of their own sanctions against russia. Ah, good morning for moscow. Happy to have you join us from wherever you may be. Im fear ela is about with this hours top news stories. 53 ukrainian prisoners of war have been killed and 75 are wounded in the shelling of a pre trial detention facility. And the john, yes, people to republic. A warning, the falling images are graphic and could be disturbing. Moscow has accused you have troops of intentionally targeting the site using american supply. Hi, marge rocket launcher, saying you have the tag was aimed at intimidating. Any ukranian troops who want to lay down their arms here. Meanwhile, claims and forces target at the prison. So moscow could accuse ukraine of war crimes and hyde quote, the torture of prisoners of war those wounded in they attack were taken to a diagnosed City Hospital where some have already undergone surgery. One fighter fro
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David Arrigo looks at cameos of potted history with deeply-rooted Malta connections through the extraordinary lives of the Malta-born Bell brothers.
When Malta became a Crown colony in 1814, early British colonialists left their mark by founding businesses, some of which are still operating today.
Charlotte Bell née Williams, Captain John Bell s second wife.
John Bell, captain of the brigantine called The Sisters, was firstly married to Suzanna Williams in 1812, then to her sister, Charlotte, in 1925. Their daughter, Susan Mary, was born in Bristol and, after coming to Malta, John Thomas and Thomas William Bell were born in 1815 and 1819.
The three children were educated at the Missionary School in Sliema, known as the ‘Institution’. Here, they learnt French, Arabic and Maltese, the knowledge of which took them away from the island ‒ the boys were employed as interpreters to Maltese workmen engaged on overseas missions.