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Pathologist maintains Teoh Beng Hock died from fall

SHAH ALAM: Sungai Buloh Hospital pathologist Dr Shahidan Md Noor, who Wednesday continued with his testimony in the coroner’s inquest into the death of political aide Teoh Beng Hock, has maintained his stand that Teoh died of a fall from a high place and not because of other reasons.

Police in hunt for kindergarten attacker

MUAR: It was a terrifying moment for pupils and teachers of a kindergarten here today when a man suddenly barged into their classroom and attacked them with a hammer for no apparent reason.

Police detain 3 African men for rape investigation

PETALING JAYA: Three African men were detained for investigation on an attempted rape on a private college student at a house in the Flora Apartments in Damansara, here.

Anwar still challenges his dismissal from Cabinet posts

PUTRAJAYA: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is still pursuing his challenge on the validity of his dismissal from his cabinet posts by former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad 11 years ago.

Former Labuan MP gets RM10,000 fine for bankruptcy offence

KOTA KINABALU: Former Member of Parliament for Labuan Datuk Suhaili Abdul Rahman, who pleaded guilty for not disclosing to the bank that he was a bankrupt when he became a guarantor in a loan application 14 years ago, was fined RM10,000 in default one month jail on Wednesday.

Malaysia and Norway to start negotiating FTA

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and Norway are well on their way to clinching a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) as all obstacles have been cleared to start negotiations, Norwegian Trade and Industry Minister Trond Giske said Wednesday.

Kelantan to hold special prayers for rain

KOTA BARU: The Kelantan government will hold special prayers on Friday to ask for rain following the prolonged dry spell in the country.

Kedah exco line-up unveils 2 new faces

ALOR SETAR: The Kedah government on Wednesday replaced two state executive councillors, one each from PAS and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), in its line-up of the 10-member state executive council sworn in for another year.

Hamilton has no plans to lose

LONDON: England’s 2008 Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton is keen to avoid last season’s pitfalls and insists that he has no plans on losing this time round as he tries to dethrone compatriot and now fellow McLaren teammate Jenson Button.

French aim to avoid Italian trap

PARIS: Grand Slam-chasing France will not under-estimate a much-improved Italy at the Stade de France this weekend as the Six Nations resumes.

Shaw out of Scotland battle

LONDON: Veteran England lock Simon Shaw will miss Saturday’s Calcutta Cup Six Nations clash away to Scotland at Murrayfield with a shoulder injury, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) announced on Monday.

Berbatov’s chance to impress

LONDON: Dimitar Berbatov will never have a better opportunity to convince the Manchester United faithful that he was worth the STG30.75 million (RM162.97 million) it cost to prise him away from Tottenham.

United get Rooney boost

MANCHESTER: Sir Alex Ferguson was handed the news he wanted to hear when Wayne Rooney was passed fit for Manchester United’s Champions League meeting with AC Milan today.

United fans to boycott first 10 minutes

LONDON: Thousands of Manchester United fans are ready to boycott the opening 10 minutes of today’s Champions League clash with AC Milan at Old Trafford in a mass anti-Glazer protest.

Kashima pull off comeback victory

SINGAPORE: Kashima Antlers won the clash of East Asia’s titans yesterday with a dramatic, 2-1 AFC Champions League win over Jeonbuk Motors, while Beijing Guoan dug deep to beat Kawasaki Frontale 3-1.

Pressure on big-spending Real

MADRID: A staggering summer outlay of over E250 million (RM1.1 billion) and home advantage for the final has seen Real Madrid put themselves under immense pressure to win the Champions League this season.

Terry tough enough to handle taunts

LONDON: Frank Lampard said the verbal abuse directed at John Terry by Stoke fans during Chelsea’s 2-0 FA Cup quarter-final win would make his club and England colleague all the stronger in a World Cup year.

Benitez slams lacklustre Reds

LONDON: Rafael Benitez challenged his Liverpool side to improve their attitude to stand a chance of reaching the Champions League after they slipped to a 1-0 defeat at Wigan on Monday.

Blanc not favourite for France job

PARIS: French Football Federation (FFF) president Jean-Pierre Escalettes says he has never identified Bordeaux manager Laurent Blanc as the favourite to succeed Raymond Domenech as coach of France.

Lotus upbeat ahead of opener

LOTUS Racing will enter their debut race in the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend, banking on reliability, passion and all the hard work poured into getting the team up an running within the space of six months.

Spectacular season on the cards

LONDON: The most competitive, exciting and, quite possibly, spectacular Formula One season for two decades will begin in Bahrain on Sunday.

Music teacher charged of murdering British boyfriend

PETALING JAYA, Wed — A music teacher was charged in the Magistrate’s Court here today with murdering her British boyfriend last week.

Puduraya bus terminal will be closed from March 19 for 4 months

KUALA LUMPUR, Wed – The Puduraya bus terminal will be closed temporarily for four months from March 19.

April 5 hearing of Wee’s injunction bid on The Star and Robert Phang

THE High Court will hear on April 5 the inter parte application by MCA youth chief Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong for an injunction to restrain Tan Sri Robert Phang and The Star newspaper from further publishing alleged defamatory statements linking him to the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) issue.




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