Alyaa Azhar

UPDATED 6.25PM | SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Jais officer says did not tell cops the identity of person who lodged complaint in 2011 raid.

SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Police give differing testimonies on the recording functionality of monitors at police hq.

UPDATED 1PM | SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Officer also believes extremist link possible in Koh's abduction. 

'I am told that the sales of satay in Kajang have skyrocketed due to the existence of the MRT line,' says PM. 

UPDATED 6.24PM | SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Officer concedes certain quarters may have been trying to change public sentiment with news on Koh's preaching.

SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Officer claims council CCTVs that would have tracked abductors were non-operational. 

'We know how to do our job,' states Fuzi Harun on probe into MACC chief's alleged extramarital affair.

Noting that this was a sensitive matter, IGP says action will be taken, if necessary.

Investigations due to police reports lodged and scale of RM90m lawsuit, explains Fuzi Harun.

Special Action Unit personnel available for former premier if needed, pledges IGP.

'It just happens the majority of the population in T'ganu, 95 to 97 percent, are Malays.'

UPDATED 7.28PM | Fake news must be taken seriously, as decisions cannot be made based on lies and smears, says Najib.

UPDATED 2.50PM | Natural resources and environment minister urges continued vigilance. 

About 200 gather in front of Parliament before making their way to Dataran Merdeka.

UPDATED 4.32PM | This is the first time the MACC chief has made a press appearance after police reports were lodged in relation to his alleged affair.

Rafizi hits back at economist who claimed opposition puts too much focus on 1MDB.

UPDATED 8.13PM | Najib rallies Umno's cyber troops to redeem BN's social media defeats in GE12, GE13.

Najib also told the crowd he has a duty as PM to carry out 'high moral politics'.

UPDATED 6.30PM | Claim by Clare Rewcastle-Brown that the PM paid PAS for support are 'rubbish.'

UPDATED 12.40PM | Zahid laments how fake news has 'destructive' consequences for Umno.

Many things have changed for the better under his administration, compared with the 'former leader's' rule, jabs PM. 

They speak of their experiences during the ISA detention 30 years ago - in which even women were beaten.

Voters will focus on the future, not Mahathir's past, the analysts argue.

The US has enough money, it doesn't need ours, Selangor MB says.