
Tell-all author: Betrayed by two tycoons
Ahmad Mustapha Hassan claims to have helped tycoons Vincent Tan and T Ananda Krishnan with their business projects, but that they played him out.



The Lingam tape
The PM will not commit himself to make the panel's findings public, saying he will read the reports first and decide whether they are 'of public interest' to do so.


Vocal parliamentarian Shahrir Abdul Samad Malaysians must discard their 'subsidy mentality' and accept a hike in petrol prices.


Umno AGM
The Umno president and prime minister says that the unsheathing of a keris at the party annual meeting should not be seen as a provocative gesture.


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Here's another twist to the 'Lingam tape' saga - the panel of inquiry will not submit a joint report to the government when it wraps up its task tomorrow.
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The Lingam tape
Will the investigation panel's findings be made public? It's up to the government, said Haidar Mohd Noor, the ex-judge who headed the inquiry.


The Lingam tape
The PKR supremo and ex-DPM is turning to the court in his bid to set aside an ACA notice which could put him in jail for two years, if convicted.

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The migrant-labour activist broke into tears of joy after winning a 11-year defamation suit against Umno-owned Malay-language daily
Utusan Malaysia
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In an about-turn, the de facto PKR leader said he was ready to hand in the full 14-minute clip to the ACA today, but its team did not show up.
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An ACA notice gives him till Thursday to submit the original Lingam video clip, failing which he runs the risk of ending up in jail.
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The Lingam tape
Lawyer Wee Choo Keong, who was mentioned in the clip, claims four parties have violated his basic rights in their conduct over the clip. He wants Suhakam to act.

With his retirement day approaching fast - in two weeks to be exact - it is learnt that chief justice Ahmad Fairuz will get his wish for an extension, albeit a brief one.

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