Archive - 22 March 2011

• Experts: Possible but tedious to doctor a video
• Sex, lies and videotape
• 'From sodomiser to CIA agent to adulterer?'
• Politics from the navel down
• Mission 'Get Anwar': What's next?
• Anwar lodges police report on sex video
• 'Question was about project, not funds'
• Is the era of paywalls dawning?
• Gambling ban: Nanyang apologises to Hadi
• Malaysia 'probably transit point for WMD parts'
• Court allows federal gov't bid to intervene
• MACC: Teoh had no choice
• Nazri: Don't kill messenger 'Datuk T'
• PM announces free medical access to EPF retirees
• Interlok: Text and context
• Air strikes on Libya set to slow, stalemate feared
• No apology from Zahid, Pua to file suit
• Steam rises from nuke plant, radiation worry grows
• Sabah traders may 'ditch' Port Klang for Brunei
• Sex video: Why the cloak-and-dagger approach?
• Headlines online: March 22, 2011
• Balkis: AG urged to act against Khir Toyo's wife
• PKR-Snap solution by Thursday, says Azmin
• Sikhs back opposition to stamping of Al Kitab
• Why defacing the Al Kitab is desecration
• Chow: BN coordinator either amnesiac or a liar
• Pakatan leaders trash sex video as 'dirty tactic'
• Leave Pakatan, Zaid tells PAS, DAP
• Penang leads: CAT or just bull?
• Though this be madness, there is method in it
• MACC officer bursts into tears while testifying
• 'Datuk T' won't hand sex clip to police
• Act immediately against 'Datuk T', police told
• Taib: BN's Telang Usan rep intends to call it a day
• HRP is first complainant against Malaysia to ICC
• Can I also screen porn at Carcosa Seri Negara?
• 'Make out-of-state Sarawakians postal voters'
• Snap releases names of 11 more candidates
• Al Kitab: Gov't softens stand on stamp, serialisation
• Police investigating sex video case
• Sarawak election dates to be announced tomorrow
• Buku Jingga not for Sarawak people - Hishammuddin
• Polling centres follow electoral boundaries
• Proposed Gebeng rare earth plant is safe: Ongkili
• Court delivers blow to Anwar, evidence allowed