Court correspondent for @ChannelNewsAsia. Previously at ST; got my start at My Paper
Singapore (National)
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By: Lydia Lam, Koh Wan
The Workers' Party chief also shared how he felt "very unhappy" and "upset" when he first learnt about Raeesah Khan's lie, and how "incredibly disappointed" he was when she doubled down on it in parliament.
By: Koh Wan, Lydia Lam
The exchanges between Deputy Attorney-General Ang Cheng Hock, a former High Court judge, and trained lawyer Singh were almost unyielding, such that Mr Ang asked Singh at one point to "please stop" talking.
SINGAPORE: A 37-year-old man was charged in court on Monday (Nov 11) over a stabbing incident in a Catholic church that sent shockwaves across the nation and rallied religious groups in solidarity
By: Lydia Lam
The offender told the woman he wanted a massage. However, he did not have enough money on him.
By: Lydia Lam
The family of the deceased raised several questions through their lawyer on the alleged behaviour of the driver, who purportedly left the scene with Mr Seow's phone with her and was detained over five hours later.
By: Lydia Lam
The family of the deceased raised several questions through their lawyer on the alleged behaviour of the driver, who purportedly left the scene with Mr Seow's phone with her and was detained over five hours later.
By: Lydia Lam
Chinese businessman Ren Xin Wu is suing Ms Lee Kuan Fung, a former veteran news editor from Singapore Press Holdings, and Mr Chua Chim Kang, the head of Chinese news and current affairs at Mediacorp, over the sum.
By: Lydia Lam
The sudden braking caused a bus passenger to be flung to the floor of the vehicle, injuring his lower back, spine and shoulder.
By: Lydia Lam, Sutrisno Foo, Koh Wan, Iskandar Rossali, Izzah Imran, Calvin Oh, Davina Tham
The second tranche of Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh's trial concluded on Nov 8, after three days of cross-examination by the prosecution.
By: Lydia Lam
The 78-year-old Malaysian man has yet to formally indicate whether he will claim trial or plead guilty to his two charges.
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