Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Friday, May 29.
S'pore in talks to set up 'travel bubbles' with countries where Covid-19 is under control
Mass travel will take a lot longer to resume, not just in Singapore, but also internationally.
Supermarkets and wet markets potential Covid-19 hot spots, chains here take precautions
People who had tested positive for the virus over the past week visited such spots for 30 minutes or more.
Coronavirus: Growing concern over link between virus and blood clots
Asymptomatic Covid-19 patients could be unaware they are at risk, said an expert.
WP calls for ground rules on election campaigning during Covid-19 to be published promptly
WP said political parties risk squandering resources due to this uncertainty.
More complaints about cigarette smoke and noise from neighbours
One reader said her family has been disturbed by their neighbour who has been hammering and knocking in her unit every day.
Trump says he's signing order to limit Twitter's legal protections
If it were legal for him to shut down Twitter, Mr Trump said he would do it.
Wealthy buyers continue to shop for luxury homes in Singapore even as overall private home sales plunge
One agent said he has about 100 potential buyers who are shopping for homes at the moment.
Surgeon suspended eight months, for the second time, for not giving a patient enough medical leave
Employers have to report work-related accidents to the Ministry of Manpower if the injured employee is given four days of medical leave due to a single accident.
Football: Premier League to restart season on June 17
Aston Villa versus Sheffield United and Manchester City versus Arsenal will take place on that date.
#Stayhome guide for Friday: Treat yourself to flavourful roast duck, code a basic game and more
Want to splurge a little? Try the Roasted Irish "Silver Hill" Duck from Famous Treasure.
