Evening Update: Today's headlines from The Straits Times on Feb 15

Good evening! Catch up on some of the main headlines on Tuesday, Feb 15.

Parliament votes to refer Workers' Party leaders Pritam Singh, Faisal Manap to Public Prosecutor

The House also agreed with the committee's finding that Ms Raeesah Khan be fined $35,000 for lying in Parliament.

Without this critical trust in the apex institution of Singapore's democracy, the system cannot work, PM Lee said.

Mr Singh rejected Ms Khan's assertion that he had told her to take her lie "to the grave".

About $2.2 million of victims' funds have been traced to 89 overseas bank accounts.

Banks are also exploring how to expand the use of biometric technology as a means of authentication.

This will ease the pressure on GP clinics and polyclinics, so they can focus on patients who need medical attention.

MCI expects SMT to spend approximately 40 per cent of the funding on technology investments and digital talent.

This will speed up immigration clearance, and reduces contact between ICA officers and travellers.

Median household income rose to above pre-pandemic levels, after 2020 saw the first drop in a decade.

Key will be getting back to at least half capacity at various venues for big events to be economically viable.

He was deported from Melbourne last month and in his absence, Nadal won the Australian Open.

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