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YEO GOES DOWN FIGHTING

After India Open run halted by world No. 3 Tai, she moves on to next mission in Jakarta

Klopp stunned by Salah's injury at Afcon with Egypt

Jurgen Klopp said he was shocked to discover Liverpool star Mohamed Salah had suffered a hamstring injury while playing for Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations.

SET PIECES SET UP BIG WIN

Two goals from corners in 5-O win reinforce Arsenal’s dead-ball supremacy in the EPL

Henry wants clubs to let stars chase Olympic dream

Thierry Henry is hoping that Kylian Mbappe and other French World Cup stars will make themselves available for his team at the 2024 Paris Olympics, but it all mostly depends on their clubs.

'KAISER' RESTORED OUR PRIDE: HOENESS

Outpouring of tributes for Beckenbauer, who helped Germany change view of itself

Federer didn't like cocky me: Djokovic

Novak Djokovic has opened up on how he riled Roger Federer when he broke onto the scene as a cocky upstart, but said it only fired up his quest to become the best player in the world.

SPEECHLESS AFTER SHOCKING SWIATEK

Teen Noskova’s upset of Polish world No. means just three of the top 10 women’s seeds remain

'Motivated' Nuggets end Celtics' home run

The Boston Celtics, the overall National Basketball Association (NBA) leaders, had been formidable at home all season something that the Denver Nuggets took special note of.

2023 was great but it's time to stay prudent

It’s important to set up your portfolio so you can tolerate periodic bouts of market agony

BIRTHDAY BOY'S RIDING TIP TO JAMIL IS GOLD

Ex-champion jockey Saimee turns 52, \"holds whip hand\" in Silent Is Gold's seventh victory

Time to give online shopping a break

A heady 96 per cent return over four years is something this financial planner can drink to

Is the tech boom tapering off?

Some of the big tech firms like Google are cutting jobs. Can the tech boom continue into 2024?

Claim limit for victims of mis-selling by financial institutions to go up to $150k

Amount, up from 100k, will apply to losses suffered and not the size of the initial investment

The Philippines has a baby problem.It's going to be the world's headache

Reining in the population is great news for Manila, but the world needs to prepare now for a time when exports of labour become a trickle.

SNEC partners WHO to address vision impairment in region

As part of its vision to prevent blindness and address sight impairment in the region, the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) is now partnering the World Health Organisation (WHO) in the first collaboration of its kind in Southeast Asia.

Turkish Airlines to fly to Melbourne via Singapore from March

After months of public speculation, plans by Turkish Airlines to fly between Istanbul and Australia with a stop in Singapore have materialised, with the inaugural flight taking off in March.

S'pore PR texted wife while lying in ambulance: 'I am alive'

He recounts how events unfolded after he was shot in leg on last day of family holiday

Fewer babies born to teens, with youth more savvy on contraception

The number of babies born to teenagers has halved in the past decade, and counsellors say this is largely because today's teens are a lot more savvy about using contraception.

Pakistan tells Iran it wants to build trust after tit-for-tat strikes

Move to cool tensions comes after attacks raise alarm about instability in region

13 pupils killed, one person hurt in fire at China school dormitory

A fire at a school dormitory in central China killed 13 pupils and injured one person, the Chinese state media reported on Jan 20.

Haley says no to V-P role as former rival backs Trump

She further distances herself from ex-president ahead of New Hampshire vote

Marcos draws flak for using govt helicopter to get to Coldplay show

The Philippines' President is drawing using a government bypass the capital's traffic music-loving flak online for helicopter to horrendous ranked as the world's worst - to see a concert of popular rock band Coldplay on Jan 19.

Campaign trail vows to tackle graft in Indonesia 'ineffective'

Presidential hopefuls fail to address endemic issue of political corruption, say analysts

New mature look of Kim Jong Un's daughter fuels successor talk

Analysts say public appearances, image likely part of propaganda campaign crafted by aunt

Japan's 'Moon sniper' short on power after lunar landing

Scientists hope spacecraft’s panels will be powered up by shift in angle of sunlight

Attitudes change as Israeli women fight on the front lines of Gaza war

When Captain Amit Busi gets a chance to sleep, she does so with her boots on - and in a shared tent at an improvised Israeli military post in the northern Gaza Strip.

US carries out fresh strikes against Yemen's Houthis

Raids target missile launchers preparing for attacks on shipping in the Red Sea

Hawkers at Bukit Merah food centre press on amid TB fallout

Business remains slow for stall owners who say they are facing toughest decline yet

Japanese artist celebrates Singapore's artisans through paint

She hopes to uncover more skills, traditions that make up country’s cultural identity

THE BIG SQUEEZE

School traffic congestion in Bukit Timah more manageable, but long queues of cars remain