Imagine telling the girl who hated PE that she’d one day become an Asian Games champion. Tiffany Teo’s journey from school choir to MMA, through devastating defeat, a three-year competitive drought and thoughts of retirement, has now ended with Singapore’s FIRST gold in Nagoya. We look at the fighter, the comeback and the story behind those emotional tears.

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What if something normally experienced through your nose could instead be served on a plate? A limited-time experience in Singapore is turning notes like bergamot, jasmine, grapefruit and vanilla into something you can actually taste. But what exactly is it, what inspired it, and where can you find it?

Can Neil follow the clues and figure it out?

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Who says your competitive years have to be behind you as you get older?

Singapore’s masters athletes have been flying the flag at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Daegu, competing against athletes from more than 80 countries and bringing home medals in events ranging from race walking and hurdles to the high jump and relays.

But behind the medals are years of training, discipline and a determination to keep pushing themselves well into their 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond.

On We Are Family!, we meet some of Team Singapore’s masters athletes, Ms Cassandra Chew, Freelance Producer by day and clutched a bronze for the  women's 40 4x100m race and Mr Martin Wong who is a Regional Chief Executive and placed 5th for the men's 55 4 x 100m race to find out what keeps them competing, how sport fits into their lives as they grow older, and what their stories can teach us about staying active, ambitious and young at heart at every stage of life.

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This is your cue to check your email. How many unread messages are staring back at you? From newsletters you'll never read to promotions you've been meaning to delete, we ask whether your inbox is under control or completely out of hand.

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5 weeks gone, and the blocks are falling into place...or falling apart, depending on who you support. Who has caught the eye, who has trudged along and who has flattered to deceived? The Final Score runs the rule on the good the bad and the ugly of the Premier League season so far.

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She trained hard to be there, but so did everyone else.

HYROX world-record holder Joanna Wietrzyk sparked outrage after continuing to race despite suffering bowel incontinence, before later apologising and forfeiting her win.

We ask: When does determination cross the line into a lack of consideration for others? And beyond sport, are we sometimes so focused on what we want that we forget how our choices affect everyone around us?

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The sudden closure of True Fitness and True Yoga has left customers facing substantial losses from unused memberships and personal-training packages. With hundreds of complaints lodged and more than S$600,000 in reported losses shortly after the shutdown, many are asking the same question: Can they actually recover their money?

Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks with Margaret Yeow, Co-Managing Director at Hoh Law Corporation to understand what happened, how liquidation works, and what legal options are available to consumers. From credit card disputes and unsecured creditor claims to the risks of prepaid packages, we examine what customers should do now and whether Singapore needs stronger safeguards.

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For many of us, AI is already part of our daily routine. It can save time, spark ideas and make life easier but it also raises questions about jobs, privacy and how much we should rely on it. With industry leaders warning AI could kill the entire human species, are you embracing it, or becoming more cautious?

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Manchester United's struggles continued - as they left it late to rescue a point against Fulham. Is Carrick already facing unsurmountable pressure to stay in the job? Arsenal too suffered pain at the hands of Brighton, as the reigning champions lost their spotless start to the campaign which gave City the chance to go 3 points clear heading into the international break.

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A nine-second video of two children sitting on a supermarket floor eating snacks was enough to spark criticism online, with many asking: “Where are the parents?”

But how much can one moment really tell us about someone's parenting? We discuss what we should reasonably expect from parents when their kids misbehave in public, whether gentle parenting has changed our ideas of discipline, and when giving parents grace risks becoming giving them a free pass.

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