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July 18, 2009 Saturday

Updated

Straits Times Headlines

9 killed, 52 hurt

No details about 'Singapore victim'

Inside

Decisive action needed

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What it should have been

No tears, just shock

Shattered glass, bloody scene

'I was a target'

Signs point to suicide bombers

Stepped out of lift to a scene of devastation

JI splinter factions the main suspects

Two victims flown to S'pore

Breakfast pow-wow that ended in tragedy

PM Lee sends heartfelt condolences to Jakarta

Man U cancel trip to Jakarta

Obama condemns attacks

Union worker layoffs fall, but outlook uncertain

HDB estates cleaner now

Girl abused by family friend for 7 years

Changi passenger traffic falls

Singapore trade still in the red as June exports fall

Push to certify real estate agents

Eye candy at the Food Fest

Ming Yi bought and sold assets worth millions

Breaking News

Tug-of-war pulling for return

KAOHSIUNG (Taiwan) - SOUTH Africa's Ayanda Ikaneng and her team mates will pull their weight at the World Games in Taiwan this week, hoping to earn a medal in tug-of-war and enhance the reputation of the former Olympic sport.

Rossi grabs pole for MotoGP

SACHSENRING (Germany) - ITALY'S Valentino Rossi grabbed pole position under the rain for the German Moto Grand Prix here on Saturday.

Rania wins her first gold

ONE would have expected her to buckle under the pressure, and on such a big stage.

Ibrahimovic awaiting move

STOCKHOLM - SWEDISH striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic admitted on Saturday that he would be interested in a move to Spanish club Barcelona if the right offer was made.

Open water events delayed

Open hat-trick hopes sunk

Owen scores winner

ManU's 2nd match in M'sia

Golf: Lu charges to victory

Queen Elizabeth

Kang leads 10m platform semis

Life bans for ex-hockey captains

Marquinhos warned

All Blacks continue hex over Australia

Ishikawa hogs headlines

Ronaldinho ready to lead