Ng Xiang Yi

Perak ruler summoned party heads to the palace in search for new menteri besar candidate.

He also believes that the Perikatan Nasional government in Perak is still intact.

Outgoing MB says forming a new state govt not a good idea.

UPDATED 2.37PM | 'I miss you guys sometimes actually. Seriously.'

UPDATED 11.45AM | Only 10 assemblypersons voted for the Perak menteri besar, with 48 against.

UPDATED 12.48PM | The vote was brought forward after emergency motions from Umno and DAP.

The police report was made because the poster of the film contains racial slurs, says wing member Mohammad Azwan Azmi.

UPDATED 7.50PM | Residents also told that former leprosy centre hall will only be used as an alternative.

UPDATED 10.35PM | The regulations will not have an adverse impact on Parliament proceedings, say opposition whips.

Harapan sources reveal that informal talks have been taking place with a 'representative' of PN.

Amanah leader says the opposition is committed to supporting Budget 2021.

Party chair Tan Kok Wai describes emergency move as 'disastrous'.

DAP treads carefully, and prefers to be prudent so as to not infuriate its supporters.

Deputy CM says the state cabinet will discuss the matter at a meeting next Wednesday.

Amisah Yassin says she accepts her appointment in principle.

SABAH POLLS | Home minister says no matter what, he will still take action against undocumented migrants.

SABAH POLLS | Party president Jeffrey Kitingan says accepting their memberships is the right thing to do.

This over the Umno president's claim that many of its MPs were supporting Anwar Ibrahim's bid to become PM.

SABAH POLLS | He says that only federal gov't has the power to issue ICs, and PN is the federal gov't.

SABAH POLLS | PCS leader says it is impossible for PKR president to have the numbers as GPS supports Muhyiddin.

Without PAS and GPS, Anwar will likely need large numbers of Umno or Bersatu MPs.