Regina Lee

PM Najib's constituency of Pekan in Pahang recorded a 28.9 percent jump in in new voters since the 2008 GE.

However, FPMPAM suggests that the hospital should not have opened their compound to the protesters in the first place.

Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin also criticises the lack of tolerance for dissent or an alternative view within the party.

UPDATED 2.05PM The ban wasn't made in defiance of logic nor arbitrarily, rules judge in striking out the review.

The health minister tries to deflect the barrage against him on the firing of tear gas into Tung Shin Hospital.

Another RM63 million is pending payment to an automotive training company after a contract was rescinded.

S’GOR ASSEMBLY The House called on the federal government and the police to stop all arrests and obstacles to Bersih 2.0.

S’GOR ASSEMBLY UPDATED 5.20PM The speaker suspends Kuang rep Abdul Shukor Idrus for mentioning the name of the Agong in the chambers.

UPDATED 1.25PM The court rules in favour of a teacher who was denied a job because she was pregnant.

500 noisy supporters only manage to move several metres before encountering the police line.

Despite police accusing them of reviving the communist ideology, the detainees were asked about their links to Bersih.

UPDATED 5.25PM Police say the Selangor Community Awareness Society applied for the permit this morning, on behalf of Bersih 2.0

UPDATED 3.45PM Police inform Bersih that a permit had been denied, but the movement denies applying for one.

UPDATED 1.57PM Khairy says the wing is still appealing to the police to let them march. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 11.55AM His Facebook page was hacked early this morning by what appears to be a local group.

UPDATE 6.10PM The PM must make good his promise to help Bersih 2.0 hold a rally in a stadium, says Pakatan Rakyat leadership.

Mazlan Aliman, who heads Persatuan Anak Felda Kebangsaan (Anak), was stopped from entering the state through Miri Airport this morning.

The government announces yet another online procurement portal in its battle against corruption.

UPDATED 3.50PM Defending the government, minister Idris Jala says employers must help retain talent by offering ‘meaningful jobs’.