Toh Sia Guan, 64, allegedly killed a man and was arrested after nearly two weeks on the run.
Yesterday, he was charged in court with the murder of coffee shop helper Goh Eng Thiam, 52.
Toh allegedly committed the…
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King backs 'Big Sam'
Another summer has passed with England once again flopping at a major tournament.
The Three Lions’ meek elimination from Euro 2016 in the Round of 16 by unfancied Iceland inevitably led to the departure of manager Roy Hodgson…
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King: Settled side is Spurs' strong suit
As a former captain with 321 appearances to his name, Ledley King is truly a Tottenham Hotspur legend. Since hanging up his boots in 2012, he has continued his involvement with the club as an ambassador.
Here, the former…
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Fans will find other ways to watch Olympics
It’s a shame, but it’s understandable.
Singaporeans will not be able to watch “live” coverage of next month’s Rio Olympics on local television screens, as no deal has been struck by any of the broadcasters in Singapore to…
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Some other Asian countries will have 'live' telecasts
Dentsu has exclusive gatekeeper broadcaster rights to the 2016 Olympic Games in 22 Asian countries – Afghanistan, Brunei, Myanmar, Cambodia, East Timor, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia,…
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1MDB in brief
WHAT IS 1MDB?
1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) is a state-owned fund established in 2009 by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, 62, for strategic investments to boost the nation’s economy.
He has…
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MUS 2011 winner now has passion for fashion
Valerie Lim has “beauty” in her blood.
The Miss Universe Singapore (MUS) 2011 winner took part in the competition after prompting from her mother, who had joined the same pageant in 1981 and won a spot in the Top 15.
Singapore won't get Olympic 'live' telecasts
If Joseph Schooling goes on to win an unprecedented swimming medal at next month’s Rio Olympics, sports fans here will not be able to witness it “live” on television.
The New Paper understands that no deal has been struck by…
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High-speed rail’s benefits go far beyond an easy commute
SINGAPORE – Popping by Kuala Lumpur to watch a show and attend a business meeting, and then returning to Singapore in time for dinner with the family – this was the rosy picture painted by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong during the signing of the Memorandum of…
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The Big Read: High-speed rail’s benefits go far beyond an easy commute
SINGAPORE – Popping by Kuala Lumpur to watch a show and attend a business meeting, and then returning to Singapore in time for dinner with the family – this was the rosy picture painted by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong during the signing of the Memorandum of…
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