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Thursday, 17th February 2005

Ex-Minister Gets Additional
Charge In Corruption trial


Ex-Minister of Development arriving at Brunei' s court. Photo: Rudolf Portillo


Bandar Seri Begawan -
In a surprise move at the trial proceedings against Pg Dr Hj Ismail, former Development Minister, and his co-respondent, Wong Tim Kai, an additional charge was made against both defendants before the Brunei High Court yesterday.
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Related Stories: Former Development Minister’s Case Begins Today In Brunei High Court | Trial Begins For Ex-Minister In Corruption Case | Chief Justice Rules All Charges Against Ex-Minister To Stand

His Majesty Hails Growing
Aussie Investment In Brunei


Sydney -
His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, the Sultan of Brunei, has acknowledged the wide cooperation between Brunei and Australia and hailed a growing trade and investment with an increasing number of Australian companies.                                             ...FULL STORY

Related Story: Sultan Lauds Brunei’s Strong Ties With Australia | Brunei Signs Counter Terrorism Deal With Australia | Brunei And Australia  Sign Pact To fight Terror Together | Brunei Sultan Tours War Memorial And Sports Institute In Canberra | His Majesty Visits Aussie’s Oldest City Of Sydney

Brunei Bans Keanu Reeves’ ‘Constantine’
Bandar Seri Begawan - Keanu Reeves' new film "Constantine" has been banned by Brunei in accordance with the guidelines of the screen board.                                         ...FULL STORY

Crimes On The Rise In The Sultanate But Not Alarming Say Police
Bandar Seri Begawan - An increase of 17.7 per cent in crime cases was recorded last year compared to 2003 but the figure was not alarming and crimes were under control as they did not involve serious cases, police said yesterday.
                                                 
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WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

U.S. pulls envoy from Syria after Beirut bombing
Damascus -
The Bush administration last night withdrew its ambassador from Syria and expressed "profound outrage" at the assassination of the former prime minister of Lebanon, Rafik Hariri.
SPORTS

Brunei Down To 5th Slot In Malaysian Premier
Bandar Seri Begawan -
Brunei slipped from top spot to fifth position in Group A of the 2005 Malaysian Premier League in the second week of the competition when they went down 3-1 on home ground.
YOUR HEALTH

Air pollution damages babies in womb
Washington -
Babies' DNA can be damaged even before they are born if their mothers breathe polluted air, according to a study published on Tuesday.
OTHER REPORTS

China's toilet paper suppliers in a flush
Shanghai -
Surging demand for toilet paper in China has some of the nation's suppliers in a flush, state press said.

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