Archive - 12 June 2014

The deputy premier is also perplexed by the Bar Council's reaction.

Najib says the attorney-general will consult the affected families.

So testifies an RMAF detective in the military trial of Major Zaidi Ahmad.

UPDATED 6.43PM Protesters laud 'humane' act, unlike previous responses.

UPDATED 7.15PM In his first royal address, Nazrin touches on harmony's importance.

No point debating it in the assembly as no chance of implementation.

UPDATED 5.25PM They have set up a committee to oversee the logistics.

UPDATED 5.20PM Khalid says the state is 'happy' to reveal its findings.

UPDATED 5.51PM The exco and legal adviser are to help Jais to return the holy books.

‘This is about a loan taken by a family firm,’ says Abdul Aziz Sheikh Fadzir.

His call to uphold the law in interfaith custody tussles makes him a target.

Selangor Pakatan will find it hard to escape political manipulation on the issue.

UPDATED 5.02PM They have 30 days to comply, or else they will face the court.

Isma sees red over Anwar's criticism of state religious authorities.

The 'secret' panel has authority to order detention without trial.

UPDATED 5.10PM Teresa responds to his claim that threats are not a crime.

A governor is not a royal so any charges against Taib will be brought in a civil court.

UPDATED 5.40PM MAIPP has been ordered to return the body to the family.

A doctor who was on-call at the Alor Gajah Hospital was found dead in the toilet of the doctor’s room. It is learnt that the body of the 29-year-old doctor, who was from Petaling Jaya, was found at about 9am by hospital staff after they forced open the toilet door which was locked from the inside.

Guan Eng says unlike BN, Pakatan-led state assemblies are democratic.

The Bar continues to draw flak over its stand on Najib's defamation suit.

UPDATED 2.30PM S'gor MCA Youth says Umno is trying to get media attention.

UPDATED 2PM The Sri Andalas rep says the 'bribery involvement' claim is false.

‘The job of the IGP is not to interpret but to enforce the law,’ says a senior lawyer.

Most of the tournament’s 64 matches will begin at 1am, 4am and 7am local time.

The two BN leaders have no say on save Pengerang cemetery plea. [PHOTO]

UPDATED 2.15PM Charles Santiago threatens to sue state if this is carried out.

UPDATED 2.15PM Wong Chen says doing so lacks transparency.

In new policy, being obese affects their health and  promotion chances.

Discussions were ongoing with various parties for a comprehensive development plan.

' Bumiputera are poor and will remain poor while the rich will be richer.'

If no relative can take charge of children in inter-faith disputes, says minister.

UPDATED 2.20PM Rafizi queries why the firm is getting such a huge grant.

To keep pace, SpiceJet and IndiGo have come up with their own promotional fares.

UPDATED 2.10PM It says costs shot up from RM1.8bil to RM8.6bil.

'I also want state housing law understood before I sign it.'

MCCBCHST flays IGP for letting his personal religion interfere with custody cases.

'Nothing wrong with Sabahans raising the question of seccession.'

UPDATED 12.20PM Authorities have taken Tan Mah Suan's late daughter for a Muslim.

Fifty percent of development projects delayed by more than a year, says PKR.

COMMENT Are they avoiding the ‘problem’ they are trying to solve?

UPDATED 1.05PM The motion for a feasibility study is likely to be tabled next week.

Open letter on plight of a refugee child adopted by a M’sian couple.

MIC's C Sivaraajh asks if the police will remain neutral if this happens.

UPDATED 1.10PM Will it call for 'Say no to Umno hudud' campaign? asks Yeo Bee Yin.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Putting blame of extremism on Pakatan is the worst opportunism.’

PARLIAMENT Crony capitalism became hot topic during a debate in the Dewan Rakyat.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Umno is helping PAS to dig the grave it appears to crave.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘PM, if you are trying to be funny, why is no one laughing?’

UPDATED 1.54PM Jais made 'terrible mistake', but Lee says to forgive is divine.

FREE YOURSAY ‘The IGP’s action sets a bad example to law-abiding citizens.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘In any other country, the IGP would have had to step down by now.’