Ibrahim Sahari responds to questioning on inconsistencies between his statements at two separate courts.

Razman Zakaria alleged in a Facebook post in 2017 that the former Penang chief minister supported a ban on hotel workers wearing headscarves.

Wan Mohd Firdaus Wan Yusof also denies that he was specifically instructed not to include facts in the forensic report on the 'big boss', so that Lim would face false charges.

The Court of Appeal says the former Penang chief minister defamed Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim by linking him to RM3 million in consultation fees paid by the developer of the state's undersea tunnel project.

The former senior vice-president of Consortium Zenith BUCG Sdn Bhd says he was never asked by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to lie in his testimony.

Rafique Rashid says everyone who uses 3R issues should be subject to the same action, including those from the government.

Razarudin Husain says the DAP chairman did not touch on matter related to the royal institution.

MalaysiaNow stands by its reports on the recent speech by the DAP chairman.

PN component Bersatu says the remarks are a 'desperate move' ahead of the state elections.

The amended report, however, retains the DAP leader's warnings about the destruction of houses of worship and the curbs on non-Muslim rights under a new Penang government.

The DAP leader, in a hard-hitting speech, paints Penang's fate as that of ancient China being devastated by the violent Mongols.

The Penang High Court rules that the opinion piece on funding for a Chinese school was not defamatory.