Andy Burnham sacks several Keir Starmer loyalists from his cabinet, including Rachel Reeves and David Lammy, while reshuffling other ministers.

Ukraine's protests, sparked by the dismissal of a popular defence minister, are the country's longest sustained demonstrations and the most directly linked to the war with Russia.

Yemen's Houthi rebels threaten to blockade Saudi ports, raising the risk of wider disruption to global oil supplies.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has admitted he is unsure if he has the power to order police to detain a foreign leader.

The companies are prohibited from closing their US$110 billion deal for 14 days until another hearing is held regarding a preliminary injunction.

The government spokesman says Anwar Ibrahim has not called for any Cabinet resignations so far.

The PH communications director says the coalition has consistently championed and protected Malay and Muslim interests.

The state Pakatan Harapan chairman says the manifesto is to ensure the people can continue to enjoy what has been fufilled over the past eight years.

Kevin Keegan, regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation, was diagnosed with stage four cancer and underwent treatment in January.

He expresses eagerness to work with Andy Burnham in advancing bilateral cooperation, including finalising a digital trade agreement and deepening collaboration in artificial intelligence, clean energy and defence.

Executive councillor Syed Ibrahim Syed Ahmad says the issue will be handled prudently, based on the law and through consultation.

The proposed law, which replaces the Computer Crimes Act 1997, is aimed at addressing increasingly complex threats online.

The Wawasan candidate for Sikamat says his years as Melaka deputy police chief have prepared him for public service.

Negeri Sembilan police chief Alzafny Ahmad says the mans mobile phone was also seized.

Andy Burnham, who succeeds Keir Starmer as Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade, says he has a 'plan' to set things right again.

The activist will be charged with defiling a place of worship or sacred object with intent to insult a religion.

The BN candidate for Pertang says he was handing out button badges featuring his caricature.

The DAP secretary-general says he prefers the party to stay in the government but he needs the backing of members to 'continue this journey'.

The veteran actor leaves behind more than seven decades of memorable performances - and an unmistakable sense of style.

The incident in Sik involved a trailer lorry, a van and an SUV.

The Bersatu associate wing chief says BN's victory in Johor does not guarantee similar support from Negeri Sembilan voters.

Penang health committee chairman Daniel Gooi says hygiene violations were uncovered during a routine inspection at the outlet.

Chief minister Hajiji Noor says the state will implement large-scale solar, hydropower, wind, biomass, and energy storage systems to ensure grid stability.

The airline owned by the Sarawak government will also maintain rural air services in East Malaysia, says premier Abang Johari Openg.

The four subsidiaries of United Malayan Land Bhd contend that the properties are not related to the subject matter of an Amla investigation.

Former MP Charles Santiago says Putrajaya should support Selangors free breakfast programme and expand it nationwide.

Melaka police nab duo for trying to deliver tobacco to inmate by drone at Sungai Udang prison.

The Attorney-Generals Chambers says the inquest will help ensure that all relevant facts and circumstances are examined thoroughly, transparently, and independently.

Political secretary to the prime minister Azman Abidin says most NGOs now use their own funds to manage and rescue strays.

Police say the suspects, including a 15-year-old boy, are being investigated for rioting with weapons.

Masiung Banah says the current 200-litre quota is insufficient in rural areas, where travelling to urban centres takes hours.

High Court judge says the sessions court made no error in law when convicting Ooi Vin Shen on the charges against the then 14-year-old girl.

S&P; Global Ratings says the funding quantum runs higher when chips are included possibly one to four times the cost of the powered shell, depending on the type of chips used.

A RM5 million withdrawal from 30 Maples account on Sept 4, 2018, is described as an 'interim dividend payment' to Fashion Valet director Fadzarudin Shah Anuar.

The Chinese community makes up 20.1% of voters in the Umno stronghold, which is also being contested by a Bersatu candidate.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong says most of the interactions took place through online messages and that he is saddened Faishal Ibrahim is leaving politics under the circumstances.

Shahrul Hisham Lailatulazhma pleads guilty to exposing his 20-month-old daughter to benzodiazepines and methamphetamine.

Perak is now the only state in West Malaysia to have High Courts in three major towns.

Police have launched a murder probe and are working to establish the victims identity.

Damansara MP Gobind Singh Deo says residents' safety must remain the priority before any repairs or mitigation work is carried out.