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Abdul Hadi says PAS has always been consistent on hudud.

The PAS president seems nonchalant over fissures in Pakatan.

UPDATED 6.45PM Police broke down his office door and seized four computers.

Protests and pressure for PM to resign fails to take the shine off wedding.

UPDATED 3.11PM Laywer says police submitted incomplete investigation papers.

He explains the crackdown was because they were inciting others.

UPDATED 1.10PM Five other bills to be amended as well, says Home Minister Zahid.

Minister Nancy Shukri says his talks on Anwar's trial nothing to do with gov't.

Flood victims were also given the royal treatment, says Shahidan Kassim.

The committee also discovers the project was awarded without criteria being met.

They say massive project will affect livelihoods besides destroy their culture.

Ong Kian Ming says DAP is dismayed at lack of consultation on hudud.

Mahfuz Omar says this goes against the principles of Pakatan Rakyat.

UPDATED 5.27PM Nik Abduh says DAP should come out and say this is what it wants.

IGP is just 'doing his job', says Deputy Minister Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar.

Nancy Shukri says she is in agreement with Tourism Minister Nazri Aziz.

PAS said it was party for all but now presses for hudud, it says.

UPDATED 3.31PM Quizzing a party's idea of hudud not insulting religion, he says.

UPDATED 5.58PM BN component party leaders pledge their support for the PM.

Nur Jazlan says it's unconstitutional, but Shabery says Umno has to back it.

PARLIAMENT Ahmad Shabery says this is in view of their increased misuse.

BN Backbenchers chief claims Putrajaya has agreed to all of MB's terms but still no go.

However, he vows to mention it during his winding-up speech in Parliament.

The minister will reply, in Parliament, to the criticisms against PM Najib.