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Tree planted in S'pore to mark Suzhou Industrial Park's 30th anniversary

A persimmon tree was planted by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong and Chinese Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang at the Singapore Botanic Gardens on Nov 10.

Police step up patrols at places of worship

Move to reassure public despite no evidence that attack on priest was act of terror: MHA

AI and new technologies have made scams almost impossible to spot, even for experts

If you can spot the signs, you can stop the crimes. But what happens when it becomes virtually impossible to spot a scam?

Muslim, Hindu and Jewish leaders in Singapore decry violence

There can be no place for any form of violence, especially not in the name of religion and religious places, said Muslim, Hindu and Jewish leaders in Singapore on Nov 10, adding that they stand in solidarity with the Catholic community here.

New Islamic college to groom religious leaders, those who can help social sector

It will offer them full-time undergrad course to major in Islamic studies or social sciences

Attack on priest: Suspect was previously convicted of stabbing ex-girlfriend

The Singaporean man arrested for stabbing a priest at a church in Bukit Timah on Nov 9 has been identified as Basnayake Keith Spencer.

A layered narrative of Singapore and the Malay community in the 1960s and 1970s

NEVERNESS By Fairoz Ahmad Fiction/Ethos Books/Paperback/ 226 pages/$24

HIT THE RAILS ON A BIKE

It is always a thrill to pull out of a train station and feel yourself picking up speed, wheels click-clacking over the rails.

From drugs, jail and bankruptcy to social enterprise cafe for ex-offenders

Drugs. Bankruptcy. Failed marriages. And prison. But Mr Matthew Poh is not letting his past define him.

Small Rain finds great intimacy amid medical isolation

How has the Covid-19 pandemic shaped literary fiction? American novelist Garth Greenwell's turn from two erotically charged novels set in Bulgaria to his latest – a pandemic novel set in the sexless emergency ward of an Iowa hospital – offers answers.

Grab Singapore's managing director listens to audiobooks

Mr Yee Wee Tang, 48, managing director of Grab Singapore, recently announced that the company has upgraded its Grab Benefits 2.0 programme and will spend $4 million a year on welfare for drivers and delivery workers who use the platform.

Japanese author inspired by external environs

Ko Shinjo is behind the novel that inspired Netflix hit Tokyo Swindlers

Gen Z couples say no to hawker centre first dates

In the light of a Bumble survey, The Sunday Times speaks to four couples to find out how dating etiquette has evolved over the years

Let's Talk About Death Who will care for my sister when I die?

Let's Talk About Death is a five-episode docuseries that follows several millennials and their loved ones as they navigate end-of-life planning, and seeks to kick-start honest conversations about death and dying well.

Maeder, kitefoiling get sweet Yeo's bundle deal

An already momentous year for Singapore's kitefoiler Maximilian Maeder got even better on Nov 9, when local food and beverage company Yeo Hiap Seng (Yeo's) extended their sponsorship deal by another four years from 2025 to 2028.

CAVENDISH'S FINAL RACE

Legend confirms that S'pore Criterium is his swansong - and he wants to claim it

Improving Chelsea can beat any team, says Maresca

UP FOR THE FIGHT

ARTETA BUOYED BY PLAYERS' HUNGER

Arsenal boss says they can overcome slump; captain Odegaard could start against Chelsea

UNITED NEED MORE GOALS: VAN NISTELROOY

He hopes to stay on as Amorim's assistant after final game in charge against Leicester

Froome sees Brailsford reviving Red Devils' fortunes

Four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome knows what it takes to turn a team into a winning operation after witnessing it firsthand while working with Dave Brailsford, who is credited with turning Britain into a world cycling power in the early-2000s.

Nuno leads silk-and-steel Forest's rise up ladder

Amid the English Premier League's global growth, there have been many victims.

STILL COURTING MAJOR SUCCESS

Zverev 'optimistic' about winning maiden Grand Slam title after trials on and off court

Jittery Waring hangs on to Abu Dhabi lead

Paul Waring saw his lead cut to a single shot after he carded a one-over 73 in the third round of the Abu Dhabi Championship on Nov 9.

Red Bull go all in with eight billion laps of Las Vegas

When Max Verstappen goes to Las Vegas chasing a fourth successive Formula One title, he will be racing around a floodlit track his Red Bull team have simulated some eight billion times.

Struggling Wales aiming to deliver ecstasy at last

Warren Gatland has insisted that he is \"relishing the pressure\", even though Wales are on the brink of equalling their all-time record losing streak ahead of their November opener against Fiji in Cardiff on Nov 10.

COMBUSTIBLE CAVS CRUSH WARRIORS

'Hungry' Cleveland pour in 83 points in historic first half for magical 10-0 NBA start

Farrell 'gutted' after NZ end run of rusty Irish

Andy Farrell said there were \"no excuses\" and the best team won, after New Zealand beat Six Nations champions Ireland 23-13 on Nov 8 to end their 19-match winning streak at Lansdowne Road.

VIA SISTINA IS A TRUE CHAMPION

Cox Plate winner adds fifth Gl gong, helps McDonald to Melbourne Cup week record

Investments support CEO's philanthropic commitments

Finance executive believes it's important to contribute meaningfully to society

Vacation club deals leave holiday makers in debt

Shortly after Hope and William Gagnon arrived in Cancun, Mexico, the couple were approached by a salesperson from a vacation club. About 21 hours later, they had agreed to pay US$27,000 (S$35,800) to join the club - a significant commitment for Mrs Gagnon, who is a customer feedback specialist, and Mr Gagnon, a hospital courier.