The following are the top stories in Malta's Sunday newspapers. The Sunday Times of Malta reports that Pilatus Bank was used to send $10 million worth of potentially “suspicious” transactions to a mystery company found in the 17 Black money trail. The newspaper also reports on the last moments of cardiac surgeon Albert Fenech as described by members of his family. The Malta Independent on Sunday says PN leader Bernard Grech is hopeful that his party can close the gap to Labour in the coming weeks and months. The newspaper also asks what will happen to parliamentary committee hearings involving Konrad Mizzi and Justyne Caruana if parliament is dissolved next week. MaltaToday reports that the government had identified areas of the seabed off Malta for the granting of concessions for the production of renewable energy, production and storage of hydrogen, fish farms and artificial islands. One of the areas is in shallow water off Hurd's Bank and the other a 6,500km belt around the island between 12 and 25km offshore. It-Torċa quotes feast enthusiasts saying they believe the village feasts will make a return this year. Il-Mument says Joseph Muscat's latest Facebook post amounts...