Children of pre-school age are generally curious about the differences between males and females.
They begin to explore these differences or “show curiosity about sexuality in play at a very young age, such as playing house…
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Man's death fire ruled a 'tragic misadventure'
It has been about six months since their father, Mr Mohammad Rizalludin Hassan, died from a flash fire while he was lighting two aromatherapy diffusers at home.
Though his four children have been told what happened to him,…
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Diversity key issue in first hearing on elected presidency
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR EUGENE TAN
Singapore Management University law don
On the issue of qualifying criteria of the elected presidency, Prof Tan said that…
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Shooter Teo bounces back to claim World Cup bronze
Singapore’s Olympic-bound shooter Teo Shun Xie showed what she was made of, when she claimed the bronze medal in her first final on the international stage yesterday morning (Singapore time) in Brazil.
The 27-year-old…
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Okazaki can hold the fort until Vardy's return, says Neil Humphreys
Referee Jon Moss ruined Leicester City’s day.
If he accuses Jamie Vardy of serious dissent, he could ruin the Foxes’ season.
One game without Vardy is manageable. A two-game ban elevates the uncertainty. Three games…
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Foul play ruled out in case of man who died in explosion
SINGAPORE – A coroner yesterday ruled out foul play in the case of a man who died while trying to light his aromatherapy diffuser, which exploded and inflicted serious burns on him, and cautioned that those who use such products of a “volatile nature” should…
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Former IMH nurse jailed a year for hurting patient
SINGAPORE – For what a district judge called “cowardly and completely reprehensible” behaviour, a former nurse at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) who had punched and kicked a patient in his care and initially claimed the injuries were self-inflicted…
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Accidents with heavy vehicles up, but fewer fatal cases
SINGAPORE – There were more accidents involving heavy vehicles last year, figures released yesterday by the Traffic Police showed, but fewer of these accidents were fatal compared to the year before.
The number of accidents involving heavy vehicles rose to…
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TODAY’s brief, Tuesday, April 19
New York holds primaries
New York holds its presidential primaries on Tuesday, with Democrat Hillary Clinton facing Senator Bernie Sanders and Republican Donald Trump squaring off against Senator Ted Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich. The candidates have…
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Thumbprint scanners to be rolled out at all checkpoints
The new system, BioScreen, will be introduced to capture the thumbprints of visitors arriving and departing at Singapore’s checkpoints, after a successful trial in Tanah Merah last year.
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