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

1. Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak, an aide of PKR president Anwar Ibrahim, broke his silence and denied that he was behind the recent sex video scandal engulfing the party. He also said Anwar's deputy Mohamed Azmin Ali should resign if he was involved.

2. Anwar, however, disagreed with Farhash, and urged PKR members to adhere to proper channels and to leave the investigation to the police.

3. Police confirmed that they recorded Azmin’s statement, and that they have wrapped up a separate investigation into a complaint of assault by Farhash in Anwar's office.

4. Notable aviation writer William Langewiesche accused police of withholding information pertaining to the 2014 disappearance of flight MH370, particularly on details surrounding flight captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah.

5. The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Wang Kelian incident has completed its investigations, and said it would present its findings and recommendations to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong in early September.

6. Ahmad Soffian Mohd Sharif, who recently resigned as the press secretary to the housing and local government minister, said he is in midst of drafting a critique on the Pakatan Harapan government.

7. Government sources claimed that Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng will be making his first visit to China in July, where he is expected to discuss Beijing's “Panda bond” offer.

8. The MACC is investigating two Malacca PKR leaders, one of whom is an elected representative, for corruption and abuse of power over a sand mining project.

9. Ten fishermen who were off the coast of Sabah in violation of a curfew are believed to have been abducted by Abu Sayyaf-linked gunmen.

10. Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, the first democratically-elected head of state in the country's modern history, died in a Cairo court during a hearing of espionage charges against him.