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WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT WEDNESDAY EDITION €1.00 Newspaper post EDITORIAL • PAGE 9 WEDNESDAY • 27 JUNE 2018 • ISSUE 593 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY ANALYSIS Why Delia is bracing for a 100,000 defeat NEWS Gozo tunnel to produce one million cubic metres of excavated rock PAGES 6 & 7 PAGE 3 YANNICK PACE THE migrant rescue vessel Lifeline remains stranded in international waters as European member states engage in horse-trading in order to find an equitable solution. According to a government state- ment issued yesterday afternoon, four member states, including Mal- ta and Italy, had agreed to take in a share of the migrants, while some member states were yet to green- light the agreement. By late evening, sources told Mal- taToday that Malta had received pledges from France, Italy and an- other European member state, but was awaiting an- swers from another four countries. MATTHEW AGIUS AN illegal street racer whose non- chalant bravado caused the death of another driver has received a suspended sentence and a fine for his crimes. Ayrton D'Amato Quintano of Hamrun was 19 when he crashed the Jaguar he was driving into an- other vehicle being driven by fa- ther of three, Filomeno Bonavia, of Mosta in 2013 during an illegal street race. D'Amato Quintano had been racing Sean Borg, driving a BMW, near Ghammieri farm, when the Jaguar overtook the BMW and smashed into a pick-up truck being driven by Bo- navia who was in his lane at the time. Killer street racer gets off with suspended sentence for fatal crash PAGE 3 MALTA LEADS EU TALKS ON 'AD HOC' AGREEMENT bracing for a 100,000 3 LIFELINE STANDOFF The Jaguar that caused the 2013 accident was driven by Ayrton D'Amato Quintano (Photo: One News)