Beh Lih Yi

The information minister reveals that the live telecast of a day-long Parliament session will cost a whopping RM3 million per month, or RM100,000 a day. [VIDEO INSIDE]

updated 3.25pm The opposition's election pledge to use profits from state-owned oil firm Petronas to keep fuel prices low is a "simplistic solution", says minister Shahrir Abdul Samad.

It may reverse its unprecedented decision after the sitting turned noisy today, but not all MPs agree with this.

After 10 years, he returns to Parliament ... as the spouse of the opposition leader. But Anwar Ibrahim says the clock is ticking for his eventual return to the corridors of power. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The father of the murdered Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu took the family’s plight to Parliament this morning, in a bid to get attention to the murder. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Azmin Ali is complaining that the Parliament session is allegedly unfair. He also wants minister Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz to be dropped.

PKR vice-president Azmin Ali rejects speculations that the party’s de facto leader was merely making a ‘strategic bluff’ in claiming that Pakatan can form the federal government by Sept 16.

18 commissioners - is that too many or too few members for Suhakam? Rights groups want the number slashed and full-time commissioners be appointed.

The predicament of the indigenous communities in Sarawak gain international attention as a fact-finding mission concludes the communities should have the rights over the disputed NCR lands.

Following a probe, the human rights commission rebuts claims that the detained Hindraf leader has been denied proper medical treatment at the Kamunting camp.

There is a strong concern within and outside of the human rights commission that its chief Abu Talib Othman has overstayed his welcome, and should not be considered for a fourth term.

The opposition figurehead is suing deputy minister Dr Wee Ka Siong for allegedly insinuating him as a homosexual during a campaigning speech in Malacca last year.

The de facto law minister makes the call at a dinner held in an attempt to close the chapter on the 1988 judicial crisis, which saw the sacking of three judges. [VIDEOS INSIDE]

updated at 11.05pm The government will set up a judicial appointments commission to help select candidates. However, Pak Lah maintains his ‘no apology’ for the 1988 crisis.

In the first of a three-part interview, MCA president Ong Ka Ting takes on allegations ranging from having engineered the dramatic downfall of Dr Chua Soi Lek to the presence of a spy group in the party.

Slamming his detractors for making the ‘unthinkable’ claim, Ong Ka Ting stresses that the party will not practise such unhealthy culture by deploying ‘spies’ to snoop on rivals.

The PKR veep says that his party was surprised by the sheer number of BN backbenchers who were willing to crossover.

A strong 10,000 crowd will gather at Kampung Baru on April 14 to officially welcome opposition figurehead Anwar Ibrahim into active politics following the expiry of his five-year ban.

In the final part of the interview, former minister and MCA veep Dr Chua Soi Lek talks about, among others, the testing time his family endured following the infamous sex tape scandal.

exclusive The fallen MCA leader says he knows the person responsible for secretly taping his sexual liaison but has no hard evidence to nail the person. [VIDEO INSIDE]

updated version Penang CM Lim Guan Eng’s proposal to use oil money for the construction of the second link was dismissed by the premier in their very first official meeting.

Former MCA veep Dr Chua Soi Lek has no intention of fading out of party politics, although he quit all party posts in January.

exclusive Will he take on the MCA boss? Former vice-president Dr Chua Soi Lek is known to be outspoken, but even he is maintaining a discreet silence. [VIDEO INSIDE]