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The restaurant owner's daughter claims the organiser had lied when asked if the former PM will show up.

UPDATED 6.37PM | Ex-PM believes Malaysians should respect one another, even if they hold different opinions.

However, two Malaysians who were not students were injured during the mosque shootings.

Education minister apologises to students for RM100 cash aid under the new BPPT scheme.

COMMENT | Our children are not labourers for the elite, they are the architects of the future.

Do not forget the principle of love in the religion, especially in our multi-racial country, he says.

Education minister says checks found no threats were made to undergraduates attending ongoing Umno AGM.

'Students have a right to be involved in politics, even if they are pro-Umno', says Syed Saddiq.

Students were left in a lurch after previous administration slashed the number of JPA scholarships.

LETTER | The colour of students' shoes doesn't matter, what does is the implementation of the policy.

'They have the right to engage in politics outside campus,' says Idris Jusoh.

Ex-minister Ng Yen Yen tells parents that Stellavingze campaign could change their children's lives.

Students react emotionally after receiving their SPM results at SMK (P) Sri Aman in Petaling Jaya.

Apex court upholds their conviction and death sentence.

According to Mahdzir, Pahang is the worst affected, with 27 schools closed due to floodwaters.

Schools in Kuantan, Kuala Krai, Dungun, Kemaman, Belaga and Subis will reopen when floods subside.

They are among 26 people detained by the police at the Kelisa Apartment in Perai. 

UPDATED 12.35PM | The three students are now safe, the deputy foreign minister says.

Wisma Putra says the three students were taken to the Longsight police station for questioning and then released.

Inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar congratulates Kedah police on the arrests. 

They can opt for a structured gap year and do national service or pursue other endeavours.

A study by MACC also shows that more university students are willing to give bribes, and lesser numbers are willing to report graft.

The National Anti-Drugs Agency has been tasked to weed out the drug problem in schools, says Nur Jazlan.

They held a protest at a town hall meeting organised by Jasa at Universiti Malaya.