Times of Malta leads with how Adrian Delia has declared to contest the PN leadership after he was ousted from the role in 2020. He told the paper he is contesting out of a sense of responsibility to his country and party, and stressed he has evolved since five years ago. The paper also reports how terminally ill patients in Malta have access to only 10% of palliative care medicines approved by the World Health Organisation for use in the European Union. The Malta Independent also reports how the former PN leader announced his candidacy for the Nationalist Party leadership. It also reports how the planned incinerators, at the Thermal Treatment and the Waste-to-Energy plant, are expected to produce 27,000 tonnes of ash each year, according to figures provided by the Energy Minister, Miriam Dalli. In-Nazzjon leads with naming the six-year-old boy who drowned in a Naxxar swimming pool on Sunday. The paper leads with the headline ‘A tragedy which left a family in shock’, alongside a picture of the young child. It also reports details on how PN members can apply to vote for the Nationalist Party leadership election. L-Orizzont leads with the €68-million five-year sector agreement to improve the salaries of all members of the Armed Forces of Malta, announced on Monday evening during a parade attended by the Prime Minister. It also reported Delia’s candidacy for the Nationalist Party leader.