The King's birthday honours list

Badly damaged car gives tailor a shock

A tailor had a rude shock when he went to collect his repossessed car after settling the overdue instalments.

Over 3,000 illegals held in op

Over 10,000 people have been screened 10 days into the fourth phase of the statewide all-out war against illegal immigrants and squatters.

Ling: Offer pre-school teaching degrees

Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) should offer a Bachelors degree in pre-school teaching to allow those with an advanced diploma in that field to further their education locally.

Speaker orders BN rep out of state assembly

Nozula Mat Diah (BN#8211;Paloh) was ordered to leave the Kelantan state assembly on Monday for refusing to sit down when told to do so by speaker Wan Abdul Rahim Wan Abdullah during question and answer time.

Utusan ordered to pay damages

The High Court ordered a reporter and two others to pay a total of RM300,000 in damages to a former director over an article published in Utusan Malaysia in 1996.

Year's jail and whipping for child molester

A carwash worker was jailed for a year and ordered to be whipped three times for inserting his finger into an eight-year-old girl#8217;s private parts.

High Court postpones Lingam's case to Aug 20

Datuk V.K. Lingam#8217;s application to stop the Bar Council disciplinary board from investigating two complaints against him was postponed by the High Court in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday because Datuk Bastian Pius Vendargon, who was to appear for the Bar Council, had been shot on Tuesday.

Three turtle nests in Dungun bring new hope

The discovery of three leatherback nests with a total of 257 eggs on the Dungun coast here in the past month has boosted the hopes of conservationists over the future of the giant reptiles.

Some locals helping foreigners seek identification documents

Some Malaysians are still helping foreigners to apply for identification documents fraudulently, state National Registration Department (NRD) director Datuk Ibrahim Jusoh said.