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Britain’s BBC apologises to Trump over Panorama speech edit, rejects defamation claim

Mr Trump has threatened a US$1 billion (S$1.3 billion) lawsuit over the edit.

Britain's BBC apologised to US President Donald Trump over its editing of his speech.

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61-year-old man caught on CCTV reversing car into elderly woman in AMK is helping with police probe

The footage was shared on Facebook.

The 77-year-old woman was conscious when she was taken to Woodlands Health Campus.

Self-driving shuttle tests to intensify in Punggol in preparation for passenger service in 2026

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COP30

Sharing renewable energy sources in S-E Asia key to dealing with rising heat: Climate scientist

He noted that the tropical region has great access to climate solutions that harness the power of natural ecosystems.

Climate scientist Winston Chow speaking at a talk about resilient and regenerative cities for a climate-changed world at the COP30 Singapore pavilion in Belem.

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Singapore backs global push for sustainable cooling as cities step up heat action at COP30

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Indonesia’s push for Grab-GoTo merger driven by politics, analysts say

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Shock, disbelief as Delhi blast linked to doctors in ‘white-collar’ terror cell

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Your S'pore Story

‘I hope to leave a positive impact on the football scene in S’pore’

On the cusp of a budding auditing career, he quit his job to work on creating football-related content.

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