Malaysiakini compares the key news and views in major newspapers. What is today's agenda for the English, Bahasa, Tamil and Chinese paper?

Front Page

English newspapers

The New Straits Times headlined Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's suggestion for schools to go on a single session to keep children safe.

The Star highlighted the arrest of a police superintendent by the ACA in Shah Alam for allegedly amassing RM9 million in cash and property while still in service.

Malay newspapers

Berita Harian reported that the police have found another clue in the murder of eight-year old Nurin Jazlin Jazimin.

Utusan Malaysia front-paged Abdullah's assurance that petrol price will not be raised.

Tamil newspapers

Makkal Osai and Malaysia Nanban reported that the High Court has stopped Maika Holdings from selling its insurance company Oriental Capital Assurance Berhad following an injunction by a Maika major shareholder company.

Makkal Osai is also back after serving an one-month suspension for publishing an offending image of Jesus Christ.

Tamil Nesan led with IPF president MG Pandithan's statement that MIC's enemies are also his enemies.

Editorial

The New Straits Times felt that it was timely for the international community to exert pressure on the military junta in Burma to speed up reforms in the United Nations (UN) meeting that is due to assemble soon.

Berita Harian urged the UN to step in to stop the brutality of the US army in Baghdad.

Malaysia Nanban welcomed CIMB for introducing plans to help assist the members of Federal Territory and Selangor Newspaper Vendors Association.

Tamil Nesan applauded the government for implementing policies that would eventually strengthen then country's economic growth.