Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Sunday, July 7.
Call for public to do more in dengue fight as infections rise
With prime breeding season starting, NEA urges people to keep homes mosquito-free.
Special report: What's eating Hong Kong?
The violent protests that rocked Hong Kong were due to an extradition Bill, but issues such as unaffordable housing and increasing inequality are feeding the turmoil.
Speeding PMD riders: Too fast and too reckless
Every rider on a personal mobility device broke the speed limit on the footpath. This was what The Sunday Times saw at four locations over three days.
Shopkeepers bemoan loss of business after Ang Mo Kio fire
A foot reflexology centre lost about 50 per cent of its usual business. Meanwhile, affected shop owners and employees have to cope with the lack of Internet service and for some, electricity.
Singapore luxury units see more interest from foreigners
Political and social tensions in the region are sparking renewed interest from ultra-high-net-worth foreign investors for luxury apartments in prime districts here.
Drones: Boon or bane?
Drone sightings are not common at Changi Airport, so when one showed up unannounced on the night of June 18, there were serious concerns.
Russian consort reveals royal life with Sultan of Kelantan on Instagram
Former Miss Moscow Oksana Voevodina goes online with details of love life, confirming speculation last year that the then-King of Malaysia had taken a Russian wife.
Kampong Glam events boost visitor numbers
Bazaar, live cultural performances among activities to be held from now till July 14.
Summer heartbreak? All these celebrity couples broke up last week
The spate of break-ups is causing a flurry of celebrity couples to post love declarations and "we are very much together" pictures to refute whispers that their unions might also be crumbling.
Harry, Meghan hold private christening for baby Archie
The couple posted a group portrait of them with guests including Prince William, and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, in a drawing room at the Windsor Castle.
