Zaidatul Syreen Abdul Rashid

Don't lecture journalists on how to do their job, says union chief Hata Wahari.

Selangor MB says Ilham Marzuki wants to correct the situation that arose over the cost of the foundation’s anniversary celebration.

The two were found guilty after being hauled up over a fake medical certificate.

He, Saari Sungib and Amirudin Shari will then have to answer for last Friday's unruly ceramah , when three supporters were arrested.

UPDATED 6.15PM Its chief, Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin, leads a group of 40 demonstrators who gathered in front of the Masjid Jamek today.

The NGO ended ties after getting info about the S'wak party receiving funds from BN, says MCLM president Haris Ibrahim.

UPDATED 7.26PM Badrul Hisham Shaharin says he has seen the video, and from the man's movements, could tell it was not Anwar.

Malaysia is one of the world's largest producers of the solar panels - but these cannot be sold locally, according to a directive from Mida.

Event is to bring awareness of Pakatan’s 100-day programme, says FT Youth chief Syed Hamzah Syed Zainal Abinden.

Nazri' s claim that Malaysians abroad do not love the country is hurtful, disrespectful and out of touch with reality.

Japan is keeping out foreign rescue teams, but Malaysia remains ready to help.

However, Terengganu exco member Toh Chin Yaw insists this prohibition, imposed by PAS in 1999, has been lifted.

UPDATED 6.05PM Around 50 residents gather at DBKL headquarters but fail to see Kuala Lumpur Mayor Ahmad Fuad Ismail. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The lawmaker expresses doubts over Toh Chin Yaw's claims that there was no ban in Terengganu because there was no public announcement.

UPDATED 7.05PM A group of SMK Kuala Kubu Baru students were prevented by a discipline teacher from returning the textbook to their principal on Friday.

PARLIAMENT Politicians from across the divide cried foul after access to Twitter and Facebook was disabled in Parliament.

P Ramesh is accused of taking part in an illegal organisation and distributing printed materials with Hindraf motto.

They are charged in magistrate courts in KL and Seremban for being involved in an illegal organisation.

The party is happy with this second meeting in two years which, unlike last year's, brought questions from the floor.

UPDATED 5.45PM Lawyer Augustine Anthony says all the six pleaded not guilty and were released on RM2,000 bail each.

Mahfuz Omar and anti-saman ekor team spend two hours at Wangsa Maju RTD, teaching people about changes to Road Transport Act.

UPDATED 5.35PM The five are charged with taking part in an illegal organisation and they have rejected bail offer.

The police are accused of practising double standards, but MIC leaders argue otherwise.

We planned a peaceful event... there was no reason for the police to reject out application for a permit, says HRP chief P Uthayakumar.