The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press:
The Times reports that Roads Department officials at Transport Malta have been held in a bribery probe and suspended by TM.
The Malta Independent reports that the Greek bailout talks dragged on into the night (Agreement was reached early this morning, see separate story). Like The Times, it also says that a legal ban on political satire was only an illusion,
In-Nazzjon leads with the agreement reached with the European Space Agency, giving Malta observer status. It also says that the least voting documents collected for the local council elections were at St Paul’s Bay and Sliema.
l-orizzont has demanded an apology from Vince Farrugia over his comments on workers working under precarious conditions. Mr Farrugua said that he is being wrongly interpreted. The newspaper also says a patient was asked to wait two years to see an optician.
The overseas press
Greece has secured its crucial bailout after a marathon session of talks that dragged into the early morning in Brussels, drawing a line under months of uncertainty about the deal...
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