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1. | Double Showdown; Straight fight in Galas, three concerned contest in Batu Sapi | KUALA LUMPUR: Dipstick surveys and indicators on the likely outcome of the Nov 4 by elections in Galas and Batu Sapi were being examined last night following the confirmation of the list of candidates. Footage: Election Video | 1m 30s |
2. | 113 Die in Tsunami off Western Sumatra | JAKARTA: A tsunami that pounded several islands in western Indonesia killed at least 113 people and scores more are missing. SOT IN Mujiharto who heads the Health Ministry's crisis centre, said, "113 bodies have been recovered so far. The number of missing was between 150 and 500. We have 200 body bags on the way, just in case." SOT OUT | 1m 20s 10s |
3. | Cashier held over RM 1.5m bank theft | GEORGE TOWN: A senior cashier at a bank here has been arrested for stealing RM 1.5 million that was supposed to be deposited in the safe deposit room of the bank in Lebuh Bishop. SOT IN State police chief Datuk Wia Ayub Yaakob said investigations showed the cashier had taken the money on Oct 15, by stashing RM 910,000 into a bowling bag. He hid the remaining RM 590,000 in a secluded corner on the first floor and ground floor of the bank."The bank only discovered the money missing last Tuesday when officers conducting a balance sheet inventory check found discrepancies in the amount recorded and actual cash in the safe deposit room." SOT OUT | 40s 20s |
4. | Paul the oracle octopus dies | BERLIN: Paul the octopus who shot to fame during this year's football World Cup in South Africa for his flawless recored in predicting fame outcomes, has die, in his aquarium. SOT IN "Management and staff at the Oberhausen Sea Life Centre were devastated to discover that oracle octopus Paul, who achieved global renown during the recent World Cup, had passed away overnight," the aquarium said in a sombre statement. SOT OUT | 1m 20s 10s |
5. | Four Win Merdeka Award | KUALA LUMPUR: Their outstanding work and passion to take Malaysia to greater heights earned them the Merdeka Award 2010 last night. Footage: Winning Video | 40s 20s |
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6. Iraq sentences Aziz to death 1m 30s 7. Shoes Thrown at ex-PM SYDNEY: A man protesting the Iraq war hurled his shoes at Australia's former prime minister during a live television show, mimicking the shoe-throwing protest aimed at former president Geoge W. Bush in Baghdad two years ago. Footage: Shoe-thrown video 1m 30s 8. 1m 30sBAGHDAD: Iraq's supreme criminal court sentenced former deputy prime minister Tareq Aziz to death yesterday, the first death sentence handed down against the long-time international face of the Saddam Hussein regime.
SOT IN "The Supreme criminal court issued an execution order against Tareq Aziz for his role in eliminating religious parties," state television reported. SOT OUTJackson Tops Forbes List NEW YORK: Micheal Jackson's sudden death sparked an outpouring of grief around the world, but fans also opened their wallets to make him this year's top-earning dead celebrity with US$ 275 million ( RM 852 million) Forbes said on Monday.
SOT IN "Jackson's spot atop our top earning dead celebrities list should come as no surprise given the renewed fan interest in music, videos and all things Micheal Jackson," said Forbes writer Lacey Rose. SOT OUT 40s
20s9. PM battles to keep Hobbit in New Zealand WELLINGTON: Prime Minister John Key yesterday failed to secure a guarantee from Hollywood executives that Peter Jackson's troubled Hobbit movies would be filmed in the country.
SOT IN: He said the meeting was "constructive" but the studio chiefs remained unsettled by an industrial dispute between Jackson and actors' unions over the project, a two-film prequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
"It's far to say there was a lot of goodwill toward New Zealand... but there's no question the industrial action has caused real concern on their side and they'll need resolution to some of those issues." SOT OUT
TEASER: Injured strike Bowler Anderson is ready to perform
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10. Anderson fit for Ashes opener LONDON: Injured strike bowler James Anderson is winning his race to be fit for England's opening Ashes series test match in Brisbane next month, team director Andy Flower revealed on Monday. SOT IN Anderson may even be fit for some of the warm-up games leading into the First Test, which gets under way on Nov 25, Flower said. SOT OUT 1m 30s 11. Robertson on fire Defending champion Phil Robertson was almost back at his best on the second day of the Asian Match Racing Championships in Pulau Duyong yesterday. Footage: Sailing Asian Match Racing Championships video 30s 12. Zafarul to chart MWF future Kuala Lumpur businessman Zafarul Akbar Kassim ousted long serving Datuk Wira Gan Boon Leong as president of the Malaysia Weightlifting Federation (MWF) at its annual general meeting-cum-elections n Malacca on Sunday. Footage: Weightlifting Tournament video 1m 30s 13. Rooney will be fit for explosive derby LONDON: Wayne Rooney believes he will be fit for a powder-keg return against Manchester City at Eastlands in two weeks' time. Footage: English Premier League 2010-11 video 30s
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