Several jurors involved in the Yorgen Fenech trial have been arrested and questioned by police as part of an ongoing perjury investigation, with reports indicating some were released on bail. This follows a request from MEP David Casa and a referral from the Attorney General for an investigation into alleged perjury by Yorgen Fenech himself.

The Malta Independent: Jurors from Yorgen Fenech trial arrested, questioned by police

Four jurors involved in the Yorgen Fenech trial have been arrested and questioned by police as part of an ongoing investigation related to the proceedings.

Lovin Malta: Jurors Arrested in Connection with Yorgen Fenech Trial

Breaking news reports the arrest of jurors in relation to the Yorgen Fenech trial, with further updates indicating that at least three jurors are being questioned over possible perjury and the investigation is focused on pre-trial public comments.

Malta Today: Jurors in Yorgen Fenech trial arrested and released on bail

Several jurors from the Yorgen Fenech trial have been arrested and are currently under police investigation, though they have been released on bail.

The Malta Independent: Police to investigate Yorgen Fenech for perjury after David Casa request

The police are investigating Yorgen Fenech for alleged perjury during his trial, following a request made by PN MEP David Casa.

Malta Today: Attorney General refers alleged Fenech perjury investigation to police

The Attorney General has forwarded Casa's request for an investigation into alleged perjury by Fenech to the police.

Thousands of people participated in a protest march in Valletta, reiterating calls for justice in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia. This demonstration highlights the ongoing public demand for accountability related to the high-profile murder.

Malta Today: Thousands march in Valletta for justice over Caruana Galizia assassination

Thousands of people participated in a protest march in Valletta, calling for justice in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia.

An editorial is questioning Prime Minister Robert Abela's decision to reinstate Johann Buttigieg as CEO of the Planning Authority, suggesting the government is ignoring widespread demands for his removal. This comes amidst ongoing public scrutiny of the planning sector.

The Malta Independent: TMID Editorial: If Abela knew, why did he bring Buttigieg back?

The editorial questions Prime Minister Abela's decision to reinstate Johann Buttigieg, suggesting the government cannot ignore the widespread calls for his removal.

Insurance companies are advocating for the resumption of roadside drug testing data collection and the re-establishment of the dormant Road Safety Council to enhance road safety measures.

Malta Today: Insurers seek revival of drug test data and Road Safety Council

Insurance companies are advocating for the resumption of roadside drug testing data and the re-establishment of the dormant Road Safety Council.

The state has been mandated to pay €143,000 to the owner of a property housing the Fgura police station, following a court ruling that found a breach of rights.

Malta Today: State ordered to pay €143,000 for rights breach on Fgura police station property

The state has been mandated to pay €143,000 to the owner of a property housing the Fgura police station due to a breach of rights.

The Met Office has issued an orange weather warning, forecasting thundery and gusty showers across the Maltese islands, with rapidly changing weather conditions expected.

Lovin Malta: Orange Weather Warning Issued for Thundery Showers

The Met Office has issued an orange warning for thundery and gusty showers expected to hit the Maltese islands, with forecasts indicating rapidly changing weather conditions.