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The return of The Purple Parade
A record 100 organisations have come together to organise an annual event celebrating those with special needs this year.
About 7,000 people are expected to attend the third edition of The Purple Parade, which will be held at Hong Lim Park on Oct 31.
Central District Mayor Denise Phua, who advises the parade's steering committee, will unveil more details of the event today. - KOK XING HUI
Singapore host Cambodia in World Cup qualifier
The Lions host group whipping boys Cambodia in a 2018 World Cup qualifier at the National Stadium tonight.
The Angkor Warriors have shipped 14 goals without reply in their four qualifiers so far, but Singapore coach Bernd Stange is more concerned with getting three points than building up the Lions' goal difference.
The return of midfielders Hariss Harun and Safuwan Baharudin from suspension will give the hosts a lift - their absence was keenly felt in last week's stuttering win against Afghanistan.
Final report into shooting down of MH17
International investigators will today release their final report into the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over war-torn Ukraine on July 27 last year.
The team, led by the Dutch Safety Board (OVV), will release the report at the Gilze-Rijen air force base in southern Netherlands.
All 298 people - most of them Dutch - on board the routine flight between Amsterdam and Kuala Lumpur died when the Boeing 777 was brought down, possibly by a missile, during heavy fighting between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists.