Archive - 29 June 2016

• Keep quiet, be cool and don’t show your cards, opposition urged
• 'Patient at childbirth should have her choice of doctor'
• Bus driver almost dies in Jalan Pahang following crane collapse
• ‘Ex-DPM’s plan to set up new party will have no impact on Umno’
• Even Najib is not safe from Islamic enemies
• Health Ministry to identify groups left out of immunisation
• M’sian Gurdwaras Council hails UTM’s statement on Titas
• Where in the world is Jho Low?
• The window for gov’t change may have gone
• Ringgit opens higher against the US dollar
• I didn't accuse Najib of killing people, Dr M says after meeting police
• High Court acquits four cops over Dharmendran's death
• Bishop: Pahang mufti has declared hostilities
• Richard Riot, too many accidents going unchecked
• Malaysia condemns terrorist attack on Istanbul airport
• Practise accountability, respect dissent for the sake of the nation
• PSM moots idea of grand coalition to face next GE
• SIA Istanbul-bound flight turns back after attacks in Ataturk airport
• Toyota recalls 2.87 million cars worldwide over airbags, emissions control issues
• Suspected petrol bomb explodes outside Perth mosque
• And so Hindraf is back again, pointing fingers
• Cops: Terrorists would have attacked adjacent clubs with more patrons
• The word ‘parent’ in Article 12(4) of the constitution
• Mahathir: Najib will win, recapture S'gor if snap polls held now
• Dr M: Perdana Leadership Foundation is for all former premiers
• Brexit could open the door to greater European unity
• Shameful if allegations against Sanjeevan are true, says ex-police chief
• 'Action against Umno members protesting Muhyiddin, Mukhriz's sackings'
• Musa Hassan: We're now 'cowboy' country, re-launch dragnet on thugs
• Ex-IGP criticises 'kafir harbi' label, likens to being generalised as terrorist
• Gov't appeal on RM5.16m granted to ISA detainees dismissed
• 'Najib condemns IS abroad but silent on IS-minded officials at home'
• G25 likens Pahang mufti's 'kafir harbi' claim to IS terror threat
• Labour Department unable to help laid off High 5 bread workers
• Gas tariff to go up by 5.95pct, residential users not affected
• Company GM seriously injured in drive-by shooting
• No arrest yet on Bill Kayong's murder, say Sarawak police
• Victim: Why use a grenade, just shoot me if I was the target
• Chinese press out to publicly vilify me, snaps Guan Eng
• Health DG says patients get to choose doctor who assists in childbirth
• Umno files application to strike out Anina Saaduddin’s suit
• Guan Eng, businesswoman Phang arrested
• Mufti's 'kafir harbi' label seditious, says alarmed Council of Churches
• Liberty is priceless, judge rebukes federal counsel in ISA case
• Penang cabbies halt services in protest against ride-sharing
• Leo Burnett issues legal letter to filmmaker over plagiarism claim
• Malaysians travelling to Turkey reminded to put safety first
• Minister: Rebate for electrical tariff stays
• IS blamed for Istanbul airport attack
• PMO claims Pahang mufti's 'kafir harbi' statement was distorted
• IGP: Pahang mufti will be probed for sedition
• Three criteria that won't get you labelled as 'kafir harbi'
• Dr M probed under criminal defamation over Idi Amin remarks, says IGP
• IGP: Cops yet to rule out terrorism in Puchong pub blast
• Join us and let's face GE14 together, Johor PKR tells Muhyiddin
• Ahmad Bashah expected to be back in office on Sunday
• Ex-rep confident Nasir capable of leading Semporna Umno
• Rahman: Guan Eng's arrest shows DAP not so clean after all
• AirAsia: LCCT campaign on with US$5m investment
• Guan Eng’s message - be strong in facing this political crisis
• 'Bebas Guan Eng, Tangkap Najib' echo at candlelight vigil
• Malaysia urged to drop charges against lawyer N Surendran
• AG to lead prosecution to charge Penang CM
• Chronology of events leading to Lim Guan Eng’s arrest
• We believe in Lim Guan Eng's integrity
• 'Charging Guan Eng part of Najib's plan to win GE by default'