An investigation into mobile phones found in prison cells has uncovered an alleged murder plot involving high-profile inmates, including Robert 'Tal-Maksar' Agius and George Degiorgio. In response, Minister for Home Affairs and Security Glenn Bedingfield has announced plans to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

Lovin Malta: Minister Announces Push To Make Phones In Prison A Crime

Minister Bedingfield has announced plans to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense, citing 'unacceptable' practices.

Malta Today: Prison Phone Investigation Raises Allegations of Possible Murder Plot

An investigation into mobile phones found in prison has uncovered allegations related to a potential murder plot.

Lovin Malta: Inmates Allegedly Plotting Murder With Mobile Phones

Prison inmates were reportedly planning a murder using mobile phones found in their possession.

Malta Today: Bedingfield Wants to Criminalise Mobile Phone Possession in Prison

A minister, Bedingfield, is advocating for legislation to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense.

Malta Today: Robert 'Tal-Maksar' Agius and George Degiorgio Among Inmates Found with Phones…

Robert 'Tal-Maksar' Agius and George Degiorgio are among several inmates discovered possessing mobile phones in their prison cells.

John Cassar, the suspect in the Mqabba homicide, has been charged with the murder of his 72-year-old mother, Mary Grace Cassar, and the attempted murder of his 74-year-old father, Ġanni Cassar. An inspector testified in court that Cassar confessed to killing both his parents.

Malta Today: John Cassar Told Police He Killed Both His Parents, Inspector Testifies

During a court testimony, an inspector stated that John Cassar confessed to killing both his parents.

The MaltaToday website was subjected to a cyberattack, with the phrase 'Lillu King#Libya' appearing across its pages.

Malta Today: MaltaToday Hacked as 'Lillu King#Libya' Appears Across Website

The MaltaToday website was subjected to a cyberattack, with the phrase 'Lillu King#Libya' appearing across its pages.

A MaltaToday survey reveals that population growth and traffic congestion are the top concerns for Maltese citizens, followed by issues such as construction, inflation, and corruption.

Malta Today: Population Growth and Traffic Are Malta's Top Concerns

A MaltaToday survey indicates that population growth and traffic congestion are the primary concerns for Maltese citizens, followed by construction, inflation, and corruption.

The Bangladesh Malta Business Association has publicly stated that it has no connection to a secretary who has been accused of human trafficking.

Malta Today: Bangladesh Malta Business Association Distances Itself from Secretary Accused…

The Bangladesh Malta Business Association has stated it has no connection to a secretary accused of human trafficking.

Brian Azzopardi has expressed a desire for tourists to intentionally choose Gozo as their primary destination, rather than treating it as a secondary option.

Malta Today: WATCH | Brian Azzopardi: ‘We want visitors to choose Gozo, not treat it as an…

Brian Azzopardi expresses a desire for tourists to intentionally select Gozo as a destination rather than considering it a secondary option.