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The two states should use parliamentary strength as bargaining tools.

His administration is seen as interim and a continuation of Taib’s rule, says PKR.

Jeffrey Kitingan says Sabah's BN leaders have been 'mute' over higher oil royalties.

The Sarawak CM is told that there is no room for the new party.

Putrajaya cannot deny Sarawak its rightful entitlement, says See Chee How.

S’wak PKR head questions need for keeping award under wraps.

They accuse the state and SEB of failing to give them RM850 per month.

Teras sec-gen says the applications are facing ‘technical problems’.

And push for our rights in various deals and the constitution, says S’wak PKR.

Pro-BN native leaders want gov't to stop NGO fighting against S'wak dams.

It will be open war if Teras contests any seat held by BN parties, he says.

The minister may have jumped from SUPP to Teras but won't shine there, it holds.

Chong Chieng Jen says the motion will seek to increase the royalty to 20pct.

SUPP tells Adenan Satem that at least eight BN parties will object.

Without an unanimous decision such a move's a road leading to disaster.

Baru Bian also wants to meet Adenan to clarify the whole issue.

As such, the CM assures no Bible seizures will ever take place in the state.

ANALYSIS Political scenarios indicate a tough time ahead for the Sarawak BN.

UPDATED 7.51PM Also quitting his party is SUPP's Wong Soon Koh.

They tell Parti Rakyat Sarawak the move was made under a school programme.

Its leaders worry over crisis as the state elections are due in two years.

Violet Yong says it undermines unity, tarnishes name of gov't.

Otherwise, it is possible they will politically kill him, says Baru Bian.

And why force non-Muslims to attend, asks UiTM graduate Baru Bian.