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Guess who's walking down the aisle?

More cases of H1N1 being spread locally

Philippines football team tests negative

Deal to heal F1 split 'very, very close'

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Why men should not be entitled to alimony

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Iran pins blame for clashes on 'terrorists'

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The mouse who became a lion in counselling

Recovery in sight for conventions industry

Heart Strings gifts groceries to needy and strengthens community ties

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RBS shareholders angry

Strive for green economy

NKorea warns of military drill

Expect surge in infections

The Castro district

Chinese bank may finance plane

Arts Fest support up

Govt to continue aiding workers

'Business as usual' at club

NUS cluster cases doing well

Reel holidays

Making more families self-reliant

Churches keeping out H1N1 **

Thailand insurgency brewing

BANGKOK - TEN Muslim villagers killed by gunmen firing assault rifles into a mosque during evening prayers.

No plans for general elections

SINGAPORE - THAI Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Monday he has no plans to call general elections soon and rejected any deal with former premier Thaksin Shinawatra.

Duch's testimony challenged

PHNOM PENH - PROSECUTORS at Cambodia's UN-backed war crimes court argued on Monday that the Khmer Rouge prison chief has given inconsistent accounts of his seniority in the late 1970s regime.

Official, captain to be charged

MANILA - STATE prosecutors said on Monday they are to file criminal charges against a company executive and the missing captain of a ferry that capsized in a storm off the Philippines, killing 800.

Cambodia lawmakers protest

2nd M'sian school closes

PAS says no to alliance

Shootout over dispute kills 5

Philippines reports flu fatality

New date for sodomy trial

Shot by son on Father's day

Rebels recruit from schools

Fugitive businessman nabbed

ATM theft using forklift

Abhisit won't back down

Suu Kyi supporters jailed