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1. China: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said that China will continue to invest in the Eurozone, amidst a crippling debt crisis. He made that call at the opening of the World Economic Forum in Dalian. (00:03:17)

2. China: Singapore Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao reaffirmed excellent ties between the two countries. (00: 05:32)

3. United States: The US poverty rate hit its highest level since 1993. (00:06:03)

4. United States: A video on a dramatic rescue of a motorcyclist who was pinned under a burning car. (00:06:36)

5. Singapore: The cost of cybercrimes in Singapore amounted to some $1.1 billion last year. (00:07:16)

6. Singapore: A new study conducted by the Institute of Policy Studies showed that about a third of Singaporeans are "cynics" - deemed as those who do not trust politicians. Sound bite of deputy director of Institute of Policy Studies, Arun Mahizhnan. (00:09:13)

7. Singapore: The future of a two-party system for Singapore and a word of caution on using the hard-earned reserves to deal with balancing the budget - are some issues former Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew discussed at a dialogue to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. Sound bite of former Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew. (00:11:45)

8. Singapore: The revised $12,000 income ceiling for executive condominiums will also apply to five projects launched before 15 August. (00:16:59)

9. Singapore: A road safety survey concluded that drivers in Singapore are reckless and impatient. (00:17:35)

10. Indonesia: Jakarta said it is looking forward to continued close security cooperation with Singapore. (00:19:40)

11. Malaysia: The relationship between Singapore and Malaysia is entering a new phase, said Singapore Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam. Sound bites of Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam and Malaysian Foreign Affairs Minister Anifah Aman. (00:20:23)

12. Business: The Singapore Exchange will be imposing tougher listing rules after a year-long of feedback received on its 2009 Consultation Paper. (00:25:53)

13. Business: The Singapore dollar remained under pressure, hitting a three-month low against the greenback. (00:26:13)

14. Sports: Singapore is hosting the women's World Table Tennis Championship next month. (00:26:37)

15. Singapore: Students from Singapore Polytechnic who organised "Halloween Horrors" at the Night Safari, said the abrupt cancellation of the event was unexpected. (00:27:32)

16. Sports: Results of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League. (00:28:51)