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- British bank boss turns down disputed bonus
- River Hongbao attracts some 880,000 visitors over eight days
- Russian ex-paras' rock video labels Putin a 'tyrant'
- Accident along Andrew Road leaves luxury car in a ditch
- More S’porean brides going online for wedding gowns
- Afghans sentenced in Canada 'honor killings'
- Struggling Sarkozy unveils new taxes in pre-election gamble
- Sarkozy announces 0.1 percent transaction tax from August
- European debt crisis easing: Sarkozy
- Kickboxing: FighterZone world series MAX to kick off in February
- SYFC to give Temasek Poly students a chance to fly high
- Arsenal's FA Cup fightback stuns Villa
- Arsenal fight back to sink Villa in FA Cup
- Malaga take honours in Andalusian derby
- Valencia gain deserved point in Santander
- Levante miss chance to secure Champions position
- S’pore "serious" games sector goes global
- Managing bed crunch in hospitals
- Don’t be afraid to tell litter bugs off, says Public Hygiene Council
- SPP elects new CEC at party conference
- Returning Campbell rescues Sunderland in FA Cup
- Mendaki to mark 30th year with Learning Festival
- Djokovic wins epic Australian Open final
- Greece rejects Germany's EU budget veto plan
- Greece rejects German proposal for EU budget veto
- Greek premier says 'total' consensus on austerity drive
- Greek PM says 'total' consensus on new austerity steps
- Myanmar’s President Thein Sein visits Singapore
- German minister backs call for Greek budget policing
- Second front for Afghan peace talks in Saudi: officials
- Aghanistan seeks Taliban talks in Saudi: official
- Syria clashes near Damascus, League eyes UN
- At least 66 killed across Syria on Sunday: activists
- At least 66 killed in Sunday violence: activists
- Iran hosts UN nuclear watchdog as tensions grow
- Iran hosts UN watchdog on nuclear tensions
- Australian Open Men's Final: Live Report
- England's Rock denies Woods in Abu Dhabi golf
- Thousands greet Suu Kyi on Myanmar campaign trail
- Davos wowed by device that reads 'code of life' in hours
- Designer puts luxury tag on 'made-in-India' label
- Defence spending will be kept on "even keel": Ng Eng Hen
- Discover Japan exhibition at Orchard Road
- 2012 Budget to focus on S’pore’s long—term future: PM Lee
- New Woodsville tunnel now open
- More people at Pasir Ris beach after water declared safe
- MOE needs help of community partners to succeed: Lawrence Wong
- Yan Kit Swimming pool to be demolished by March
- Increasing productivity in social services sector has hidden benefits: experts
- Body of man found in Bedok Reservoir
- Six members of SPP resign from party
- Govt likely to have tighter control over public transport operators after review
- Football: Patrick Ang leaves Geylang Utd
- Two local firms on list of "Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations"
- New tunnel for motorists travelling to northeast Singapore
- Snatch theft suspect arrested
- Police nab 3 for "loanshark involvement"
- Fewer illegal cigarettes seized
- PM Lee, DPM Teo on CPIB probe
More shadow teachers for special needs pupilsSINGAPORE: Seven—year—old Jeremy Lim (not his real name) has two teachers in his classroom, one of whom provides daily feedback to his parents on his progress at school.But the Primary 1 boy has no idea he is getting this personal attention, as the t...
River Hongbao attracts some 880,000 visitors over eight daysSINGAPORE: The annual River Hongbao 2012 came to a close at 11.30pm on Sunday.Organisers said some 880,000 visitors joined in the activities and toured the exhibits over the last eight days.And thousands more also turned up to bask in the celebration...
Accident along Andrew Road leaves luxury car in a ditchSINGAPORE: An accident occurred on Sunday morning, at 9.25am along Andrew Road, leaving a luxury car in a ditch.No one was injured.The car, a white Jaguar, had apparently mounted a kerb and hit a pole.By the time police arrived, the driver of the veh...
More S’porean brides going online for wedding gownsSINGAPORE: More brides—to—be in Singapore are going online for their wedding gowns, and online bridal businesses are growing with the demand.The online service is a breeze for couples who do not want the conventional wedding package, nor a designer g...
Kickboxing: FighterZone world series MAX to kick off in FebruarySINGAPORE: The martial art scene in Singapore is heating up, with kickboxing being the latest to jump into the ring. The inaugural FighterZone Kickboxing World Series MAX 2012 will kick off next month.In the competition, 16 fighters from across Europ...
SYFC to give Temasek Poly students a chance to fly highSINGAPORE: Temasek Polytechnic has tied up with the Singapore Youth Flying Club (SYFC), to allow some of its students in their Aviation Management & Services course a chance to obtain a basic flying licence.Getting into the course however, will not b...
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- SPP elects new Central Executive Committee
- Self-help group Mendaki celebrates 30th anniversary with Learning Festival
- Myanmar's President to make a state visit to Singapore
- DPM Teo describes CPIB probe as disappointing
- PM Lee; Budget will focus on sustaining Singapore's competitiveness
- PM Lee: find new way to govern Singapore
- Home Ministry: No delay in release of information on CPIB probe
- Fewer job vacancies
- Growth in Asia will contribute to global rebalancing: PM Lee
- NEA says Pasir Ris beach now safe to swim
SCI-TECH
Russian ex-paras' rock video labels Putin a 'tyrant'A rock band made up of Russian former paratroopers has scored a surprise hit with a song that labels Vladimir Putin a "tyrant", registering half a million hits on YouTube.
Davos wowed by device that reads 'code of life' in hoursIt was the talk of Davos, grabbing the imagination of a forum otherwise shrouded in gloom: a miracle machine that cracks the code of life within hours and could revolutionise healthcare.
Anonymous attack Mexico websites to protest copyright lawThe shadowy online hackers group Anonymous blocked access to the websites of the Mexican Senate and the Interior Ministry Friday to protest a proposed law to fine people who violate copyright online.
'We care about every worker': Apple CEOApple chief executive Tim Cook has responded to media reports alleging harsh working conditions in China for manufacturing employees of the popular gadget-maker.
Former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein leaves HPFormer Palm chief executive Jon Rubinstein has left Hewlett-Packard, less than two years after Palm was acquired by the computer giant.
WEIRD NEWS
Pope's peace doves slow to taste freedomA pair of doves seemed to prefer the company of Pope Benedict XVI to the great outdoors on Sunday when he had trouble convincing them to take flight in a traditional peace gesture.
Bare-breasted protesters brave Davos chillThree radical Ukrainian feminists braved the subzero chill at the Swiss ski resort of Davos on Saturday, going topless to protest against the World Economic Forum "gangsters".
Bank error in his favour but court says pay it backAn unemployed Greenlander who suddenly found himself a krone millionaire thanks to a bank error and began giving away the cash was ordered to pay it back by the Danish supreme court.
Phone fumbles for victorious AzarenkaVictoria Azarenka's first reaction on winning the Australian Open was to reach for her phone, but she had a few problems getting through to her family in Belarus on Saturday.
German cop on the beat 22 years without driving licenceA policeman from the former communist East Germany has been doing the rounds in his squad car for 22 years without a valid driving licence, a police spokesman told AFP on Friday.
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