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A paperwork error saw the man, who had been convicted for assaulting a police officer, released 12 weeks early.
The site, which was gazetted as a national monument last year, cannot be redeveloped for residential or commercial uses.
The group was rescued by police when their vessel capsized during a chase. One man was sentenced to 21 months for his sixth illegal entry.
Pending US Congress approval, the US$2.3 billion Boeing P-8A deal announced at Pentagon talks will upgrade Singapore’s anti-submarine capabilities.
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Choy Zisheng entered a woman’s toilet cubicle with the victim, locked the door and sexually assaulted her while she told him to stop.
A judge said Long Sa Kow will be required to serve nine months’ imprisonment if he fails to pay the fine.
Chief Justice Wan Ahmad Farid warns court backlogs expose judicial shortages and urgent calls for reform in Malaysia’s legal system.
Nwe Nwe San also grabbed the 90-year-old woman by her shirt, swung her around several times and repeatedly pushed her onto the sofa.
The 18-year-old impersonated a woman online to deceive another teenager into performing degrading acts, then blackmailed him with the videos.
Singh’s conviction for lying to a parliamentary panel renders him unsuitable to continue in his role, leader of the House Indranee Rajah says.
Hwa Chong Institution defended its hybrid canteen model and promised improvements amid criticism over food standards.
The move follows the opposition leader’s recent court conviction for lying to a parliamentary committee.
Singapore’s prime minister plans to visit the US to mark the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between both countries.
The singer reflects on 2025 that ‘brought many tests’ and scrutiny, urging his fans to ‘place your energy where it truly matters’.
The prosecution said Tan Beng Kwee also issued threats of ‘supernatural punishment to silence’ the victim.
The request comes after the opposition chief and party secretary general’s conviction for lying to a parliamentary panel.
Mohd Shukri Ramli resigned due to health reasons amid a withdrawal of support from eight PN state assemblymen.
The 56-year-old was a vocal advocate for the LGBTQ community and supported the abolition of the death penalty in the city state.
The prosecution said Chinese national Liu Ming’s act was financed by a criminal syndicate.
The man reportedly placed an item resembling an improvised explosive device inside St Joseph’s Church premises in Bukit Timah.
School management admit to reformatting CCTV to hide the abuse, claiming one of the victims was ‘unaware’ because they were asleep.
Krish Khalifa became the first person to be prosecuted in the city state for posting clips of himself vaping on social media.
The episode of ‘The Assembly’ was aired while the court was deciding on the opposition leader’s appeal against a false testimony conviction.
A judge said the estate failed to prove the owner was negligent in how he handled the dog when exiting the lift where the victim was waiting.
Videos taken on Tuesday show Johnson Wen being escorted from the concert venue in Australia before Lady Gaga’s performance began.
As of September 1, foreigners with Kpods or testing positive for etomidate may be deported and banned from re-entering Singapore.
Ng Teong Min, jailed for bigamy, shed tears in court and pleaded guilty to deceiving his first wife for 30 years, and fathering two more children.
A judge said the incestuous abuse, which began when the victim was just seven, had ‘taken a toll on her’.
The PhD student admitted the attack was to satisfy his sex drive, humiliate the victim, and ‘release a bit of anger’.
