The following are the top stories in the Maltese press:
The Times says the government managed to buy time on the no-confidence vote. It also says that Costa Concordia holidays are in disarray for 1,000 Maltese who had planned to go on a cruise on that ship.
The Malta Independent says the no confidence debate will start on Monday. It also says that John Dalli has denied any contact with Franco Debono.
In-Nazzjon leads with a PN statement describing the Opposition’s attitude in the House Business Committee meeting yesterday as ‘arrogant’. It says an attempt by the Opposition to limit debating time has failed.
l-orizzont gives prominence to yesterday morning's traffic fatality. It also says that yesterday's decision by the House Business Committee would mean more instability.
The overseas press
Italy has declared a state of emergency after liquid was seen leaking from the Costa Concordia after the vessel, shipwrecked off the west coast, has moved nine centimeters vertically and 1.5 horizontally. The Italian news agency AGI quotes Italian Environment Minister Corrado Clini...
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