Radzi Razak

COMMENT How does anything that happened yesterday mean a thing to Malays?

He says they will start arriving tonight and spring into action if need be at the 'red shirts rally'.

He says their rally should only be held in the designated area and not at Bukit Bintang, Petaling Street or Low Yat Plaza.

The fledgling party gets a boost with more than a hundred lawyers submitting their membership papers today.

Deputy chairperson Salahuddin Ayub said Amanah's target for now was to create a working model of the new opposition coalition.

UPDATED 6.45PM They should emulate mainstream media, which he says are ethical and do not defame people.

[UPDATED 9.53PM] He accuses the watchdog of having double standards in asking details about the donation he received while refusing to disclose the source of their own funds.

[UPDATED 10.13PM] He says the period is for him to sort out the entity's debt problem and smoothen its rationalisation process.

[UPDATED 10.02PM] Najib says he won't stop Umno members from participating but urged them to follow the law.

[UPDATED 9.54PM] Party president Najib Abdul Razak says the duo have pledged their commitment to strengthening Umno.

A source claims the instruction came from Umno secretary-general Tengku Adnan.

[UPDATED 2.33PM] Responding to an NST report, he says he only introduced the Sarawak Report editor to The Edge bosses.

He again lambasts the mammoth rally, claiming that it was out to topple the government and this wasn't allowed by the constitution.

Called for questioning today, Tian Chua vows to challenge the constitutionality if charge.

UPDATED 5PM MP says he knows Clare Rewcastle-Brown from Sarawak Report but has never met Justo.

COMMENT What happened to Bank Negara’s proposals, MACC probes and conspiracy theories?

[UPDATED 9.46PM] He was nabbed in Singapore over alleged fraud amounting to some RM660,000.

UPDATED 4.42PM Anina Saauddin says she acted in the interest of three million party members, and the people of Malaysia.

He said despite reports which said four excos demanded he state his position, 'it didn’t happen’.

Not mentioning any names, his speech addresses differences of opinion in Umno.

#Langkahsiswa plans to continue camping once arrested comrades are released.

Among the motions are those on 1MDB and that the PM go on leave, he says.

UPDATED 7.09PM They state this in light of support for the DPM to take over.

PM wants to ensure 'none would suffer from being criminally defamed'.