Archive - 8 October 2003

• Lawyer alleges verbal abuse at police hands
• Home Ministry tops corruption list
• Terror suspect wins stay of deportation...for now
• Thousands stranded in flood evacuation centres
• Kit Siang: Compete with Finland, not Bangladesh to tackle graft
• Masing: TDC unacceptable, not illegal
• Harun Din to contest in Kedah or Perlis
• Disputing neighbours told to appoint panel to resolve reclamation row
• PM vows tighter security after Sabah resort kidnapping
• Mahathir has no regrets for bringing Burma into Asean
• 'Deputy sheriff' Australia under fire again from Dr M
• Temple destruction: Keadilan lodges report against the police
• Stop reclamation pending arbitration, Dr M tells S'pore
• A diplomats balanced, but brief account of America
• US stance on Syria hit shows neo-cons still hold sway
• Blair Labouring for his future
• Let Chin Peng return, but he is no hero
• CPM not given the non-violent option
• Astro to face Deepavali boycott
• Chin Peng stood up for the downtrodden
• Seeking answers from PAS
• PAS sidelined because of economic issues
• Keadilan a PAS mouthpiece
• Sharon is stumbling block to Middle East peace
• Pak Lah to herald in era of press freedom?
• If Anwar was his friend, God help his enemies
• Is wrestling considered healthy viewing?
• Teachers who cane will be protected, says Musa
• M'sia, S'pore both claim victory in sea dispute