Soon Li Tsin

updated 8.05pm The Jerlun MP says that he will not join his father in resigning from the party to protest against Abdullah's 'weak' leadership. [VIDEO INSIDE]

In 2004, Juhari Baharun thought he struck gold when asked to supply election campaign materials for BN. Now, he's struggling to make ends meet as a farmer. Here's why.

A committee made up of legal expert and ex-judges should be set up for this function, says the EC chairperson. A royal commission?

updated 4.45pm The EC chief dropped a bombshell today - he revealed the cabinet had decided at the last minute to scrap the use of the indelible ink in the March 8 general election.

updated 7.25pm Other luminaries to face action are ex-chief justices Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim and Eusoff Chin, senior lawyer VK Lingam, Umno sec-gen Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor and business tycoon Vincent Tan.

updated 6.45pm It is learnt that the two met at Deputy Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's official residence in Putrajaya on Sunday evening. [VIDEO INSIDE]

'There is no such thing as social contract. It was a fantasy created by politicians...' So said Prof Dr Ungku Abdul Aziz. Not all agree.

Suhakam commissioner N Sivasubramaniam came to this conclusion after visiting the camp and spoke to the 14 foreigners detained for questioning by the police.

The report is by two accused in the Altantuya murder trial who claim that they had not threatened Raja Petra when the prominent blogger was in the Sungai Buloh prison recently.

updated 2.35pm The judge revealed that three statements by prosecution witnesses and one exhibit are missing in the Irene Fernandez appeal hearing.

breaking news The judge revealed that three prosecution witnesses' statements and one exhibit are missing based on a report by one of his legal officers.

The Rembau MP then laid out a roadmap in creating greater press freedom and credibility whereby the ultimate destination is the repeal of the PPPA.

The government forgets that while laws can stifle words, it can't stifle ideas. Once the word is out, there is no taking them back.

updated 1.47pm He says the royal commission report should be made public but PM Abdullah will have the last say on the matter after presenting it to the cabinet. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The Penang government is said to lose an estimated RM200 million in revenue when it took upon itself to re-zone the turf club land for the PGCC project.

Ashraf Ali, one of the eight that were arrested last year, has been out of contact with his lawyer, M Puravalen since the trial began.

updated 3.10pm The High Court has agreed to review a government order which disallowed Catholic weekly Herald from using the word 'Allah' in its BM articles.

It is a message that will never grow old or lose its meaning when it comes to media watchdog Centre of Independent Journalism (CIJ) annual World Press Freedom Day celebrations. [VIDEO INSIDE]

However, Deputy Education Minister Wee Ka Siong says the final decision as to whether the school will be reopened lies with his boss, Hishammuddin Hussein.

The Pakatan Rakyat opposition may have won big but Gerakan advisor Dr Lim Keng Yaik said the March 8 election results was a "breath of fresh air".

updated 3pm The KL High Court will make a ruling on a government order which disallows Catholic weekly Herald from using the word ‘Allah’ in its Bahasa Malaysia articles.

Catholic weekly Herald wants the internal security ministry to declare that its decision to prohibit the publication from using the word 'Allah' as null and void.

Dr Shaariibuu Setev walked out halfway during the press conference after relating how Malaysians have failed to provide humanitarian assistance for his ill grandson and wife.