I’d rather see politicians focus their efforts on more pressing issues like childcare, or what happens to the children of divorcees, or separated parents.

People seem to be ignoring the fact that most ‘Problem Kids’ are coming from irresponsible parents who go around spawning without realising that they are just contributing to the country’s growing ignorance quota.

People are so consumed with wanting to have the ‘option’ of divorcing, when they should just revisit the whole idea of marriage in the first place.

If you do not want commitment and responsibility, then DON’T get married.

Kulhadd jara l-istess oggett minn lenti differenti!

This is common sense. You do not need to be an authority on Hansard to understand this.

If a PM feels constrained to present a private member’s bill he will first submit his resignation as head of government and party leader and go home.

Then, when the ensuing rumpus is over, he will go back to the house and present his bill.

Only Joey would contemplate doing otherwise because he is a twerp.

She writes for The Journal, which is an Edinburgh-based fortnightly student tabloid.

It’s a pity, this article doesn’t do any justice to students or journalists, much less to the Maltese.

May I suggest that you amend your site so that links are opened in a separate tab or window?

The cheek of some commentators! They accuse us of being a theocracy when their queen is head of the Church of England and the state subsidises the church.

Pot calling the kettle black.

I expect better of The Guardian. The gross superficiality of this piece is astounding. Now you’re going to tell me The Economist is really a madhouse full of hacks writing for the highest bidder.