Evening Update: Today's headlines from The Straits Times on Dec 8

Good evening! Catch up on some of the main headlines on Wednesday, Dec 8.


SkillsFuture report pinpoints skills Singaporeans urgently need in the next 3 years

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The report spotlights top 20 clusters of skills in the digital, green and care sectors.

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Singaporean man charged with murder after wife found dead in luxury apartment in UK

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The couple, who had been married for more than 27 years, were on a visit to Britain.

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All VTL travellers to Malaysia to undergo Covid-19 tests for 6 days

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The measure aims to prevent the transmission and spread of the Omicron variant in the country.

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Tanjong Katong Complex to be closed for renovation in 2023

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The upgrading works will introduce a rooftop area for restaurants and more spaces for community programmes.

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Muis issues new religious ruling on deviant teachings, advises Muslims to be vigilant

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Muis stressed the importance of acquiring religious knowledge only through qualified and registered asatizah.

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Malaysia's Court of Appeal upholds ex-PM Najib Razak's conviction in 1MDB-related case

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Court declares his actions a 'national embarrassment'.

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Remodelling Germany: A tall order for Chancellor Scholz

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The country's unlikely three-party coalition will have to tackle reforms neglected by Dr Merkel as well as new challenges, says global affairs correspondent Markus Ziener.

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Leader of crime syndicate that received over $97m in revenue from gambling website convicted

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Seet Seo Boon earned a profit of at least $19,000 per month from the collection of bets through the two websites.

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The Life List: Guide to holiday animated movies

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Here are some kid-friendly shows the family can enjoy together during the school holidays.

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Thematic arc for Singapore International Festival of Arts from 2022 to 2024

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Theatre veteran Natalie Hennedige is bringing her signature multidisciplinary approach as festival director for 2022 to 2024.

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