MPS

The palace appears out to ensure that MPs stick to their choice this time, as the Agong prepares to choose a new government outside a general election once again.

The people had expected a better standard of parliamentary conduct from the so-called 'reformist' MPs.

Ong Kian Ming says no one in the Dewan Rakyat currently has the majority support.

Health DG Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says he has yet to receive the full report of the screenings done in Parliament.

Many who tested positive were also close contacts.

A look at the differences between a special sitting and an ordinary session, among others.

Rashid Hasnon says other technical aspects are being finalised.

Questions have arisen over the number of MPs who turned up at the palace on April 20, as well as tie signatories to the memorandum itself.

Calling the accusations a 'big lie', China says the British MPs should 'mind their own business'.

Only about 65 of Pakatan Harapan's 88 MPs turned up.

They say they have no interest in forming an alliance with PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim despite his recent statement that his party has had negotiations with Umno leaders.

Several opposition MPs say they have been informed of the plan, with efforts ongoing to contact others as well.