Watch: Hundreds flock to Mosta to bid Daphne Caruana Galizia farewell

Updated 5.10pm Daphne Caruana Galizia's killers can run but they will never be able to escape God's justice, Archbishop Charles Scicluna told mourners at her funeral this afternoon. "We still do not know who killed Daphne," the Archbishop told a packed Mosta church. "However hard you try to evade from the justice of men, you will never escape from the justice of God," he said. "Repent before it is too late." Ms Caruana Galizia's funeral comes two and a half weeks after she was murdered in a car bomb attack just metres away from her home in Bidnija.  People began filing into the church shortly after 1pm today, and before long the pews were filled with mourners there to pay their respects.  Among those present were president emeritus Eddie Fenech Adami, former prime minister Lawrence Gonzi and former PN leader Simon Busuttil. Chief Justice Silvio Camilleri was also spotted. European Parliament Antonio Tajani was also present on the family's invitation, and OSCE media freedom representative Harlem Desir was also among the congregation.  President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and Opposition Leader Adrian Delia were conspicuous by their absence.