KINI ROUNDUP Here are the key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

Cops seek N Koreans for Kim's murder

Police seek information on four North Korean men believed involved in the murder of North Korean leader's half brother Kim Jong-nam.

Ri Ji Hyon, 33, Hong Song Hac, 34, O Jong Gil, 55 and Ri Jae Nam, 57, who all entered Malaysia on separate days between Jan 31 and Feb 7, are believed to have fled the country the same day of the murder last week.

Police are also looking for another three males to assist investigations, including one Ri Ji U, who also goes by the name James.

The other two are yet to be identified, but pictures from a CCTV footage have been circulated.

Johor MB living with 13 others in shoplot?

The latest voter list appears to suggest that Johor Menteri Besar Khaled Nordin resides in a shoplot in Masai, Johor, with 13 others, according to checks by DAP's Mengkibol assemblyperson Tan Hong Pin.

The address is believed to be an Umno office.

This was among other discrepancies that Tan complained about in his report to the EC.

Orphans' foundation threatens second lawsuit

Orphans' foundation Pemangkin has threatened to file another lawsuit against the prime minister's former political secretary, Shahlan Ismail, and state agency Yayasan Pembangunan Ekonomi Islam Malaysia (Yapeim) director Abibullah Samsudin over "confusing" statements made against the foundation's founders.

Pemangkin founders last week filed a defamation suit against Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Jamil Khir Baharom, Yapeim and six others over alleged mismanagement of the Pemangkin funds.

Shahlan and Abibullah are also named in the lawsuit.

Other Kinibites

The second post-mortem on custodial death victim S Balamurugan has confirmed he had suffered multiple beatings while in police custody, claimed lawyers of the deceased's family, prompting calls for the arrest of police officers involved.

Police are investigating the presence of minors at the rally to support amendments to the Syariah Court (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act, last Saturday, in contravention of the Peaceful Assembly Act.

PAS vice-president Iskandar Samad insisted that PAS is unlikely to cut the solid ties it has with PKR, despite PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang saying it will not cooperate with any DAP or Amanah ally.

Umno will go on a nationwide information blitz on the foreign exchange scandal next month.

A cyclist was allegedly assaulted and then arrested during a protest against the Kuala Lumpur City Hall over inavailability of bike racks. Police said a DBKL man claimed he was hit by the cyclist.

Looking ahead

The cyclist arrested in scuffle with DBKL staff is expected to be remanded today.

Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak will attend a Christians for Peace and Harmony dinner in Kuala Lumpur while Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi attends a dialogue sessions on the Islamic perspective on the TN50 blueprint in Nilai.