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Man seriously injured after falling from balcony - The Malta Independent

Man seriously injured after falling from balcony - The Malta Independent
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How the Queen and Prince Philip joyfully lived like a normal couple in early years

How the Queen and Prince Philip joyfully lived like a normal couple in early years
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Prince Philip s crumbling former home in Malta set to become a museum

The Queen and Prince Philip s crumbling former home in Malta where the royals lived between 1949 and 1951 is set to become a museum after £9million restoration Dilpidated villa in Malta is the only property outside of Britain that the Queen and Prince Philip called home Two-storey Villa Guardamangia on outskirts of Valletta is undergoing major revamp to turn it into a museum Five-year project will transform home with the aim of promoting the relationship between Malta and the UK But huge effort is needed to save the property where the rooms are bare and paint is peeling off the walls Then-Princess Elizabeth was in first years of her marriage when she lived at the home from 1949 to 1951

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What is going on at PBS?

Something is glaringly wrong at Guardamangia Hill, where the state broadcaster has its main offices and studios. And it is not just about “due impartiality” in news and current affairs programmes. The industrial tribunal award, which found that former CEO John Bundy was unfairly dismissed, raises serious questions about how PBS goes about its business. One can only hope other government entities are not run in the same manner. The tribunal’s decision on compensation is worrying and there does not seem to be a detailed explanation of how it arrived to the sum of €226,488.98. It is not bound to but, given the quantum, it would have put many minds at rest. Usually, such compensation is based on the real losses incurred.

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