Good morning, the following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers.
Times of Malta in another Daphne Project story, reports how a mafia-linked gambling firm operated in Malta without a licence.
l-orizzont quotes Joseph Muscat saying the new IVF law will double the chance of couples having babies. It also reports that all diabetic patients will receive testing kits.
The Malta Independent says Mt Carmel Hospital wards are to be reorganised, the health minister said when asked about smoking concerns. It also reports that the Planning Authority on Thursday will consider two further fuel station applications.
In-Nazzjon highlights speeches at the PN general council, where party leader Adrian Delia said he wants to see a caring society which gave dignity to all.