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updated 5.15 pm
The deputy premier today declined to respond to political questions, focusing only on the granting of an extra RM100 million for a low-cost housing scheme.
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0Conscious of their credibility, Pakatan leaders have decided to let Anwar be their main spokesman on their key agenda - the formation of a new government.
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Despite the government's much-publicised anti-corruption initiatives and revamps, Malaysia continues to slip in overall world rankings.
0Breaking news updated 3.50pm The deputy premier and newly appointed finance minister denies the government was considering a move to re-peg the ringgit.
0At a packed press conference, the Malay daily reporter asks if the Seputeh MP would take the test to prove her innocence.
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The home minister today kept clear of controversy by deflecting questions on whether Anwar Ibrahim would be arrested under Internal Security Act.
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updated 5.11pm
There's no new government today. BN is still in power. But Anwar insists he has in excess of 31 defectors and called on PM not to impose emergency rule to thwart the takeover.
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Pak Lah said that the King has been brought up to speed on the current political situation and has expressed satisfaction with the current government.
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Some 10,000 gathered at the counting centre to welcome home their long lost son.
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