Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th June, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Progress in US-Iran talks stalls after Hezbollah rejects truce.

Singapore to ease restrictions on new hotels and hostels in heritage precincts.

30 motorists caught for queue cutting and other traffic offences at Woodlands Checkpoint.

14-year-old girl allegedly lured online, beaten by seven teen girls in Orchard Road carpark.

Three massage parlours raided in Boon Lay over alleged vice activities, five arrested.

Singaporean linked to Cambodia-based scam syndicate arrested, more suspects still at large.

Driver jailed for staging accidents to secure cash settlements from insurance.

New Trump tariff of 12.5% could impact one-third of Singapore’s exports to the US.

New Zealand capital Wellington flooded with sewage after wastewater failure.

Football: Singapore edged out by China in a friendly match, losing 2-1.

Free World Cup screenings to be held at Singapore community centres and sports centres.

Loh Kean Yew reaches the Singapore Badminton Open final for the first time in his career.

Researchers create a nanosensor to detect gut health biomarkers, aiding health tracking.

Boys and girls show different depressive symptoms linked to early brain development.

Singapore heart centre introduces new photo-counting CT for complex cardiac cases.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!