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1.  Indonesia: A week after the Bali bombings occurred, police have uncovered new facts in their investigations even as the 187 victims of the tragedy are remembered in Australia and in Bali. Sound bite of Australian Prime Minister John Howard, Bali blast survivor Eric Da Haart, other Australian survivors and victims' families. (00:03:04)

2.  Singapore: Victims of the Bali bombings are also remembered in Singapore. Many of the 12 000 Australians here gathered at the Australian High Commission to pay their respects. Sound bite of Australian expatriates. (00:07:45)

3.  Singapore: In the wake of the Bali bomb attacks, Prime Minister (PM) Goh Chok Tong said that countries in Asia must not allow themselves to be cowed by terrorism and must keep trying to stamp it out.  He also said that Britain and Australia's decision to label Singapore as a high risk country is "unfair". Sound bite of PM Goh. (00:09:20)

4.  Singapore: Prime Minister (PM) Goh Chok Tong also announced that the co de of religious harmony should be unveiled early next year and it is under the care of the Minister of State for Community Development and Sports, Chan Soo Sen. Sound bite of PM Goh.  (00:11:50)

5.  Singapore: Education Minister and Second Defence Minister Teo Chee Hean, advises Singaporeans in the light of the Bali bombing, to be vigilant but not be alarmist. Sound bite of Mr Teo. (00:13:30)

6.  US: Police in Washington DC is stepping up a massive manhunt for the sniper who has been terrorizing the area after yet another shooting. The latest victim is in stable but critical condition. (00:19:31)

7.  Philippines: A bomb exploded in the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga a short while ago. It is the second fatal blast there in four days.  (00:20:12)

8.  Bahrain: World chess champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia tied 4-4 with chess super computer "Deep Fritz". (00:20:35)

9.  Singapore: "It does not cost that much to save lives", that is the message of the Red Cross and five partner organisations in their drive for public support and blood donations. Sound bite of Stanley Tan, vice chairman of Singapore Red Cross Society. (00:21:30)

10.  Sports: In golf and the finals of the World Match Play Championship in England, South African Ernie Els is comfortably placed against Spain's Sergio Garcia.  (00:27:26)

11.  Sports: In English Premier League football, Liverpool is at the top of the table after reigning champions Arsenal suffered their first defeat in ten months, going down 2-1 at Everton.  Earlier, Liverpool beat Leeds United 1-0 at Elland Road. Manchester United failed to make up any ground in the Premiership after their 1-1 draw with Fulham. (00:27:52)

12.  Sports: A record 10 000 people have taken part in the annual Johor-Singapore Second Link Bridge Run. (00:30:09)