- Singapore Arts Festival promises a visual feast
- Drug smuggling attempt foiled
- Cable ties should not be permanent solution: SMRT COI
- Pandas’ arrival from China may be delayed till year—end
- Candidates need to react to how voters respond to their campaign, say analysts
- Singapore Audi Fashion Festival back for fourth time
- SIA to suspend flights to Abu Dhabi, Athens
- FBI confirms JPMorgan Chase probe
- 2 men fined for lying to police
- Hougang voters urged to give PAP’s Choo mandate to serve them better
- I will fight for mandate to do more for residents: Desmond Choo
- Efficient Consumer Response important in reducing wastage
- Workers’ Party’s Png Eng Huat runs "no—frills" campaign
- Sentosa’s Megazip ride resumes operations after accident
- King Kenny dethroned as Liverpool sack Dalglish
- Dalglish leaves Liverpool managerial post
- Hougang "rookie" Desmond Choo counts on heartfelt campaign & track record
- Two rally sites for Hougang by—election
- High Court to proceed with Hougang by—election case
- WP’s Low denies party split
- CPF interest rate for Ordinary Account stays at 2.5%
- Applications open for direct admission to sec schools, JCs & polytechnics
- Singapore’s first Integrated Construction & Prefab Hub opens
- Federer blows past Berloq in return to Rome clay
- Facebook boosts shares for hungry investors
- Facebook boosts number of IPO shares by 25%
- Ferdinand gutted as Hodgson opts for Terry
- Ferdinand out of England Euro 2012 squad
- Straight fight in Hougang by—election
- History of Hougang elections
- Yaw Shin Leong’s fall from grace
- Beckham to bring Olympic flame to Britain
- Tracing by—elections in Singapore
- Party members, supporters all set for Nomination Day
- World markets waver over Greece vote, US data
- World markets reverse gear on solid US data
- World markets take fright at Greek threat
- 'Dictator' Baron Cohen pulls Cannes camel stunt
- Baron Cohen pulls camel stunt at Cannes
- Application for NDP tickets closes May 20
- Clementi Town mixed development wins prestigious award
- France's Hollande unveils moderate new cabinet
- France unveils Hollande's new government
- France's new prime minister readies fresh cabinet
- High blood pressure affects 1 in 3: WHO
- Cost of living among national issues on Hougang residents’ minds
- Nomination Day for Hougang by—election
- Mladic masterminded ethnic cleansing, court told
- Man arrested for allegedly robbing taxi drivers in Marsiling estate
- Stars, sexism row share Cannes opening spotlight
- Cannes Film Festival opens
- Syria accused of new 'massacre,' UN team evacuated
- Syria accused of new 'massacre' UN observers evacuated
- Syria mounts deadly raids, UN observers evacuated
- UN monitors stayed with Syria activists after blast
- Greece swears in caretaker PM ahead of new polls
- Greece set for new election in June
- Greece set for new election June 17
- Greek election set for June 17
- Greek elections 'set for June 17'
SINGAPORE: The public can expect an experiential and visual feast at this year’s Singapore Arts Festival which starts on Friday till June 2.With more than 300 free performances, there’s something for everyone.The Festival Village aims to stimulate se...
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Weird Hello Kitty items for the super-fan
Week in pictures - 4 May 2012
Crazy tattoo gallery!
Animals of the month: April 2012
PHOTOS: Malaysian police fire teargas, water cannons at protesters
Favourite politicians on Facebook
Abuses and scandals by the United States during the War on Terror
PHOTOS: Pakistan horror crash
The trial of Anders Behring Breivik
The rich, powerful and the scandalous
Week in pictures - 19 April 2012
Time 100 2012: The ultimate power list
Titanic memorial cruise travellers dress in period costume
The Titanic: 100 years on
North Korea's controversial missile test
Colourful Easter chicks!
Most gruesome crimes of passion
Items recovered from the Titanic
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge waxworks revealed
Earth Hour: before and after pictures
Animals of the month: March 2012
Week in pictures - 23 March 2012
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Irish farmers in pictures: 100% Irish beef
Week in pictures - 16 March 2012
Crufts 2012: the world's largest dog show
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Singapore Arts Festival promises a visual feastSINGAPORE: The public can expect an experiential and visual feast at this year’s Singapore Arts Festival which starts on Friday till June 2.With more than 300 free performances, there’s something for everyone.The Festival Village aims to stimulate se...
Drug smuggling attempt foiledSINGAPORE: Authorities have foiled an attempt to smuggle about half a kilogram of crystal methamphetamine into Singapore.The drug, commonly known as "Ice", is estimated to be worth more than S$100,000.It was found in a tissue box.In a joint operation...
Cable ties should not be permanent solution: SMRT COISINGAPORE: Rail operator SMRT said weekly checks will be conducted in areas on the third rails where minor cracks were found.Technical experts at the public inquiry into last December’s train disruptions had raised the issue on Tuesday.At Wednesday’s...
Pandas’ arrival from China may be delayed till year—endCHENGDU: Those looking forward to the arrival of two Chinese pandas to Singapore may have to wait a little while longer.Authorities said Kai Kai and Jia Jia may now only set foot in Singapore at the end of the year.The two are in good shape and are g...
Candidates need to react to how voters respond to their campaign, say analystsSINGAPORE: Analysts have said that both the People’s Action Party and Workers’ Party candidates will have to be careful in the way they approach their by—election campaigns.But from the onset, both parties have also set very different agendas.The rul...
world
FBI confirms JPMorgan Chase probeFBI chief Robert Mueller confirmed Wednesday that his agency had opened a "preliminary" probe into JPMorgan Chase's multibillion-dollar trading loss.
King Kenny dethroned as Liverpool sack DalglishLiverpool legend Kenny Dalglish was sacked as manager of the club on Wednesday in a dramatic move by the club's owners following a disappointing Premier League campaign.
Dalglish leaves Liverpool managerial postKenny Dalglish left his post as Liverpool manager on Wednesday, according to media reports.
Federer blows past Berloq in return to Rome clayRoger Federer braved dust storm conditions to blow past Argentine Carlos Berlocq 6-3, 6-4 and open his week with a second-round victory at the Rome Masters on Wednesday.
Facebook boosts shares for hungry investorsWith investors hungry for Facebook shares ahead of a hotly anticipated offering, the social network Wednesday unveiled a 25 percent increase in the number of shares to be sold at the market debut.
sci-tech
NY tech fest heralds Silicon Valley of the eastThe Big Apple may not have California's weather, but tech fans at New York Internet Week say that in every other way the city is on course to become Silicon Valley 2.0.
"Social Network" writer to pen Steve Jobs film scriptSony Pictures Entertainment on Wednesday said that the Academy Award winning screenwriter behind "The Social Network" will write the script for a film about Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
Google searches get smarterGoogle on Wednesday began making its search engine smarter in a major upgrade that looks beyond query words to figure out what people are actually seeking online.
HTC smartphones blocked by US customsUS mobile carrier Sprint said Wednesday it was delaying the introduction of an Android smartphone from Taiwan's HTC after the devices were blocked by US customs.
- Facebook boosts shares for hungry investors
With investors hungry for Facebook shares ahead of a hotly anticipated offering, the social network Wednesday unveiled a 25 percent increase in the number of shares to be sold at the market debut.
weird
'Dictator' Baron Cohen pulls Cannes camel stuntBritish comic Sacha Baron Cohen sparked minor chaos on Cannes' fabled Croisette beachfront Wednesday as his zany alter ego Admiral General Aladeen took a morning stroll on his camel Osama.
Aussie shooter in London 2012 'mankini' threatVeteran Australian shooter Russell Mark has threatened to parade at the opening ceremony of the London Olympics in a lime-green "mankini" after losing a bet.
Tips for fighting zombie attacks: Canada says be preparedIf you're in Canada this summer, and you don't want to die, then listen up. If you're ready for a zombie attack, then you're ready for just about anything.
Octogenarians are new British radio starsA top award at Britain's "radio Oscars" has gone to the country's latest up-and-coming entertainment talents: two ladies aged 86 and 90.
N.Zealand police baffled by French hair care packsNew Zealand police said on Tuesday they were mystified by a spate of hair care packages sent from Paris to residents of the South Island's remote west coast.
business
- JPMorgan hit with shareholders lawsuit over loss
US fund manager Saratoga Capital Management, filed a class-action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase Wednesday after the nation's largest bank lost more than $2 billion in derivatives trading.
- Greek left-wing leader attacks EU and Merkel
The leader of Greece's left-wing Syriza bloc has accused the European Union and German Chancellor Angela Merkel of "playing poker with European people's lives", in an interview with the BBC on Wednesday.
- ECB strongly prefers Greece stay in euro: Draghi
The European Central Bank would like Greece to stay in the eurozone, its president Mario Draghi said on Wednesday, amid continued political uncertainty that threatens to force it out of the bloc.
- Bank of England cuts growth forecasts, warns on euro crisis
The Bank of England on Wednesday cut its forecast for British growth and warned that the eurozone debt crisis was the biggest threat to recovery, even if a credible solution is found.
- Moeller-Maersk shipping surprises with quarterly profit rise
Danish shipping line A.P. Moeller-Maersk reported a 5.0-percent rise in net profit in the first quarter, beating by far expectations owing to strong results from Maersk Oil, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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