Today, 20 June 2017

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  • hot news
    • 421 2 AGENCIES LONDON —The attacker who drove a van into pedestrians near a Finsbury Park mosque leaving one man dead and at least 10 people injured had screamed “I’m going to kill all Muslims” before he was tackled to the ground
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    • 421 2 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES LONDON —The attacker who drove a van into pedestrians near a Finsbury Park mosque leaving one man dead and at least 10 people injured had screamed “I’m going to kill all Muslims” before he was tackled to the ground
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    • 209 2 AGENCIES The imam of the mosque at Finsbury has been lauded for his actions to calm the situation amid scenes of chaos. Mr Mohammed Mahmoud reportedly told worshippers not to hurt the suspect, but instead to “pin him down” so he could be arrested. Mayor
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    • 209 2 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES The imam of the mosque at Finsbury has been lauded for his actions to calm the situation amid scenes of chaos. Mr Mohammed Mahmoud reportedly told worshippers not to hurt the suspect, but instead to “pin him down” so he could be arrested. Mayor
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    • 600 2 AGENCIES LONDON Muslim leaders and organisations in the United Kingdom have roundly condemned the Finsbury Park van attack, with the Muslim Council of Britain describing it as “the most violent manifestation” of Islamophobia and calling for extra security around mosques. The council’s secretary-general,
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    • 600 2 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES LONDON Muslim leaders and organisations in the United Kingdom have roundly condemned the Finsbury Park van attack, with the Muslim Council of Britain describing it as “the most violent manifestation” of Islamophobia and calling for extra security around mosques. The council’s secretary-general,
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    • 475 3 AFP LONDON The Finsbury Park Mosque, which appeared yesterday to have been the target of an anti-Muslim terror attack, has fought for years to shed its reputation as a centre for radical Islamism. The red-brick mosque is famous around the
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    • 475 3 (2nd Edition) AFP LONDON The Finsbury Park Mosque, which appeared yesterday to have been the target of an anti-Muslim terror attack, has fought for years to shed its reputation as a centre for radical Islamism. The red-brick mosque is famous around the
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    • 676 4  -  Overwhelming majority of them were single divorced or widowed: NUS study TAN WEIZHEN tanweizhen@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A study spanning 14 years and counting has found that half of the elderly here are frail especially the low-income, and those who
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    • 667 6  -  KELLY NG kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Laws to tackle the scourge of fake news are expected to be introduced next year, Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam said yesterday. A recent government survey, he added, showed that 91 per cent of
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    • 566 6  -  KELLY NG SING A PORE —While falsehoods and misinformation have been around since time immemorial, the problem is “much more serious now than ever before” because of online and social media, said Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam
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    • 544 8  -  Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday apologised and expressed regret over the private dispute with his siblings. Among other things, he said he will make a Ministerial Statement in Parliament on July 3 to refute the allegations against him and
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    • 607 9 AGENCIES TAR AK AN Warships from Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia held manoeuvres yesterday in waters plagued by insurgency and banditry off north Borneo, launching coordinated patrols in a region in which Islamic State (IS) influence is growing. Helicopters and surveillance planes flew overhead as
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    • 479 10 AGENCIES KUA L A LUMPUR Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has challenged Prime Minister Najib Razak’s wife, Ms Rosmah Mansor, to sue him, while urging her to return money which he alleged was taken from citizens. Writing on his Facebook
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    • 520 10 AGENCIES BA LI —The Indonesian police have launched a manhunt for four foreign inmates, who escaped from an overcrowded prison on the resort island of Bali by crawling through a narrow tunnel dug under the walls, the authorities
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  • singapore
    • 521 11  -  FARIS MOKHTAR farism@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE For the past year, elderly residents of Block 621B, Edgefield Walk in Punggol which comprises mainly two-room rental flats and studio apartments have had to put up with faulty lifts. Last Saturday, both lifts were
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    • 418 11  -  MEGAN NG SINGAPORE The Republic’s first threedoor, single-deck bus with one entrance and two exits made its maiden journey yesterday, on SMRT’s Service 190 from Choa Chu Kang Bus Interchange to New Bridge Road Bus Terminal. Part of a trial by
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    • singapore news
      • 573 12 SINGAPORE —All past and present national servicemen will get free travel on public buses and trains on June 30. They will, however, have to wear their uniforms for “verification purposes” by bus captains or MRT station personnel. The
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      • 638 13  -  KENNETH CHENG SINGAPORE Three days after wet platforms at several stations dampened a public preview, the Tuas West Extension (TWE) to the East-West Line (E WL) began its first weekday of train services yesterday without hiccups. On Sunday, passenger service
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      • 380 14  -  VALERIE KOH valeriekohsf@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A bumbling robber who tried to swipe a Rolex watch from a woman was startled by thunder and fled the scene, leaving his slippers behind. For attempted robbery, Patrick Sim Lung Ann, 36, was yesterday sentenced to
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      • 288 14  -  ALFRED CHUA SINGAPORE —A total of 62 summonses were issued to 30 heavy-vehicle drivers for various traffic offences yesterday, during a joint operation by the Traffic Police (TP), Land Transport Authority (LTA) and the National Environment Agency (NEA). The enforcement action
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      • 136 14 After years of taking part in the contest, Ms Karen Tan Hui Seang (right) finally won S$10,000 in the TODAY Shop To Win weekly draw. Ms Tan, who had spent about S$150 on some beauty and healthcare products at Unity Pharmacy Harbourfront Centre, said: “I always
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      • 251 14 SINGAPORE The registers of electors have been revised, and are open for public inspection from today until July 3, said the Elections Department (ELD) yesterday. The move comes as Singapore gets ready for a Presidential Election in September, which is reserved for
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    • singapore business
      • 545 15 Developers and property trusts make up half of the 10 best performing stocks in STI AGENCIES SINGAPORE —Following the easing of housing curbs in March, Singapore property stocks are set for their best annual performance in five years,
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      • 514 15  -  ANGELA TENG angelateng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —With the growth of the digital economy potentially adding US$1 trillion (S$1.4 trillion) to the gross domestic product (GDP) of the Association of Southeast Nations (Asean) by 2025, experts said it is important that small
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    • singapore sports
      • 868 16  -  SA officials urged to put needs of athletes and coaches above all else for SEA Games NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Singapore Athletics’ (SA) centralised training camp for the upcoming SEA Games a source of contention and division within the
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      • 551 17  -  TEO TENG KIAT tengkiat.teo@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —They were so close to ending a seven-year drought only to fall short by the slimmest of margins. Seeking Singapore’s first medal at the Asian Fencing Championships (AFC) since 2010, the women’s foil team came agonisingly close
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  • Page 18 Miscellaneous
    • 68 18 ft —ti iH ,.y.. />:- gSSKi w //AARON TAYLOR-JOMNSON JOHN CENA THIS ISN'T WAR. IT’S A SAME. FROM the director of THE BOURNE IDENTITY AND EDGE OP TOMORROW m tsigi-rr 1 I ya** W £'&&g+-r~ JSbhs&i- *i~iipi£siiggbi Official Cineplex: SHAW THEATRES www.shaw.sg Ml l»i ro.b.cuw.urx Til KkM ATIDKII B/THEWALLTHEMOVIE *Uy
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  • comment & analysis
    • 1364 20  -  United States President Donald Trump’s move to pull America out of the Paris climate accord and the Trans-Pacific Partnership has raised questions over Washington’s reliability as a world leader. German Chancellor Angela Merkel recently concluded that the US under Mr Trump
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    • 991 21  -  PRACTICES HARD TO REPAIR, BUT CHANGE NEEDED ANDREW HILL Andrew Hill is an associate editor and the management editor of the Financial Times. FINANCIAL TIMES Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it is the most dangerous form of leadership
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    • 1249 22  -  AGED INFRASTRUCTURE, FAILING FINANCIAL SYSTEM AMONG ISSUES THE NLD FACES SIMON TAY Associate Professor Simon Tay is the Chairman of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA). The SIIA will hold its 2nd Asean-Myanmar Forum on June 28 to discuss the future of
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    • 40 20 But really, did anyone think that doing business in Myanmar would be easy? After almost 50 years as a closed economy under military rule, a backlog of issues remains. The need to upgrade physical infrastructure is obvious. SIMON TAY 22
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  • voices
    • 192 24  -  FROM RAYMOND KOH BOCK SWI The late Mr Lee Kuan Yew is the father of modern Singapore, and his death was a big loss to the nation. It is therefore sad for me to watch his children squabbling in public, with accusations
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    • 108 24  -  FROM MARY MALONEY Singaporeans need not hear about the children of the late founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew fighting over his property, and see it being splashed across newspapers all over the world. Such matters should be conducted discreetly and privately. Heritage
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    • 196 24  -  FROM HO LAY PING With regard to the recent debate over the call to remove an ad by Pink Dot organisers at a mall, a difference in opinion should not be equated with the discrimination of lesbian, gay, bi- sexual and transgender (LGBT)
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    • QUICK HITS
      • 73 24  -  AUSH AZIZ Some (workers) are unfairly graded due to leave taken during the pregnancy period (Pregnant workers still ‘face subtle discrimination’, June 19). Supervisors need to exercise compassion Seeking help from the Manpower Ministry (MOM) is like smashing a tennis ball onto the wall. It goes
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      • 67 24  -  KAREN NG XIU WEN I was terminated by a multinational corporation (MNC) when I was 35 weeks’ pregnant (Pregnant workers still ‘face subtle discrimination’, June 19). The MNC paid the 16-week compensation to me. It was an unfair termination, but as long
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      • 98 24  -  FERINA YEO LOO I am in my six month of pregnancy, and my company has asked me to leave (Pregnant workers still ‘face subtle discrimination’, June 19). I approached the MOM, got directed to the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management, and then to the
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  • world
    • 630 26 A year after Britain’s decision to leave EU, negotiators sit down to tackle uncertainties AFP BRUSSELS —Britain and the European Union (EU) finally began formal Brexit negotiations yesterday, vowing to work constructively for a deal despite disarray in London over whether to
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    • 555 26 AFP TOKYO A probe into the crash between a United States Navy destroyer and a Philippine-flagged cargo ship was under way yesterday, as the names of seven American sailors who died were made public. Investigators were looking into how the USS
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    • world news
      • 1527 27 FINANCIAL TIMES BEIJING As recently as a few months ago, Mr Wu Xiaohui was still receiving visitors late into the night in the Royal Suite at the Waldorf Astoria hotel, once the New York residence of the Duke and
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      • 1189 28 After killing of blogger, fears rise tourist haven is ill-equipped to guard against extremism THE NEW YORK TIMES MALE (MALDIVES) This island paradise made news recently for a reason other than its pristine beaches and high-end resorts: The gruesome killing of a
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      • 565 29 Garuda pilot forced to abort landing because another plane was still on the run way AGENCIES JAKARTA —Two Indonesian passenger planes were involved in a near collision on Sunday at Jakarta’s Soekar-no-Hatta International Airport, the second such incident in three months.
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  • Page 30 Miscellaneous
    • 1220 30 CHANNEL tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM Jamie’s 30 Minute Meals (HD) 7.00 First Look Asia (HD) 9.00 The Dr Oz Show VII (HD) 10.00 Arts 21 (HD) 10.30 JML TV Home Shopping (Paid Presentation) 11.00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show XIV (HD) (PG) NOON Drive Thru Australia (HD) 12.30PM Annabel Langbein: The Free Range
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    • 46 32 Premieres 20 June Tuesday 9:30pm Channel 5’s longest-running health show is back! Join your hosts, celebrity guests and medical specialists as they discuss health topics that matter to you. @mediacorpch5 #BodyAndSoulCh5 Daniel Martin Host 938LIVE Presenter Dr Carolyn Lam Sr Consultant Cardiologist National Heart Centre Toggle.sg/bodyandsoul
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