Evening Edition

The UK government introduces a £2 billion package in an effort to increase biking as a mode of travel, as opposed to public transportation to adhere to the new normal of physical distancing.

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We get an explainer on the legalese surrounding the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court's decision to grant a discharge not amounting to an acquittal to Najib Razak’s stepson Riza Aziz, who had been accused of laundering up to US$248 million via a Hollywood production house.

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We look at how car manufactuers and dealerships have been affected by the pandemic, and more importantly, how it plans to move forward.

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While many in the industry refused to operate early on in the MCO, sentiments have changed as the number of Covid-19 cases have declined. We get some thoughts from Shawn Loong and Lex Low.

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The cracks deepen as an allegedly leaked audio makes its rounds on social media, and calls increase for the party to rejoin Pakatan Harapan. We discuss the impact of the fragmentation within Bersatu.a

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With reports of Malaysia's economy slowing down to 0.7% in the first quarter, we look at an analysis on the demands of different sectors that may further contract the GDP in the second quarter.

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Education Minister Radzi Jidin has said that class sizes may be limited to 17-20 students when schools reopen, to ensure that physical distancing is observed. We look at how schools are preparing themselves to implement the necessary precautions and cope with new norms.

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While it's unprecendented, it's not impossible - countries like the UK, Canada and Denmark have already taken their parliamentary sittings online. We discuss if it is feasible for the Dewan Rakyat to follow suit.

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This comes as a result of two PKR assemblymen quitting the party today, pledging their support to Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. We discuss the political implications of this development.

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