This week’s top reads from The Straits Times, Nov 8, 2025

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Sentosa Cove property prices buck mainland uptrend as loss-making deals rise

Despite the decline, some analysts say limited stock and waterfront living may attract long-term investors.

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PAP govt has chosen to trample on Lee Kuan Yew’s wish to have house demolished: Lee Hsien Yang

He said the PAP disrespects the legacy and values of Mr Lee Kuan Yew by choosing to gazette 38 Oxley Road.

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What’s with the fixation over brand-name schools?

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Why are we so fixated on certain brand-name schools?

This follows a debate over a school’s alumni reaction to an ST report on a major scam operation.

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What could have led to David Seow’s sacking as Fu Yu CEO?

Board changes and irregularities at Fu Yu’s supply chain unit have drawn scrutiny.

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Students lead effort to save birds from crashing into iconic NTU building

The students hope to raise $100,000 for decals needed to make the building more visible to birds.

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Ramen revival: Regional flavours from Japan and local hawker renditions

Go beyond pork-based tonkotsu to taste ramen in oyster and sardine broths.

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5 free (or almost free) non-negotiable habits for a longer and healthier life

Sumiko Tan used to think statins were for “old people”. Then her cholesterol hit 271.

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Is melatonin bad for your heart? Here’s what to know

The hormone works by signalling to your brain that bedtime is drawing near, not by directly inducing sleep.

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