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the king of malaysia has sworn in muhyiddin yassin as the country's eighth prime minister.in the previous government. his appointment comes after a week of political turmoil triggered by the resignation of the 93—year—old incumbent, mahathir mohamad. one of britain's most senior civil servants, sir philip rutnam, has resigned, after what he's called a "vicious and orchestrated" campaign against him. he says he's suing the british government for constructive dismissal. sir philip's resignation comes after persistent reports of a rift between him and the home secretary, priti patel. our political editor, laura kuenssberg reports. you're not meant to have heard of him. permanent secretaries are the backroom bosses of the government machine. but this rainy saturday morning became a personal and a public storm for him. in the last ten days, i have been the target of a vicious and orchestrated briefing campaign. it has been alleged that i have briefed the media against the home secretary. this, along with many other claims, is completely false. the home secretary categorically de

analysis of the political situation in malaysia after the country's new prime minister — muhyiddin yassin says the turmoil is far from over, with former prime minister mahathir mohamad claiming that his successor does not have majority support in the house. and finally, the philippines star is predicting that injust 10 years' time, china's navy will be the world's largest. they cite a retired us navy admiral who claims that while the us still dominates the seas, china is fast catching up. the star says that beijing's rapid naval growth is a concerning sign for the phillipines in the south china sea. and that brings you up—to—date with some of those papers. samantha, what stories are sparking discussions online? not surprisingly, it's a lot about the coronavirus. and its impact of the coronavirus outbreak on sporting events is attracting a lot of interest. on sunday, we saw the tokyo marathon crowds reduced from 38,000 runners to just 200 overfears of contagion. the sumo spring tournament which opens next sunday injapan will be held behind closed doors. the athletics world indoor champions

the king of malaysia has sworn in muhyiddin yassin as the country's eighth prime minister.r minister in the previous government. his appointment comes after a week of political turmoil triggered by the resignation of the 93—year—old incumbent, mahathir mohamad. the french prime minister says a proposed law to reform pensions will be pushed through parliament by decree that giving mpsa parliament by decree that giving mps a vote. emmanuel macron's attempts to radically overhaul france's pension system has resulted in months of strikes and protests. 0pposition deputies had sought to block the bill's passage through the national assembly by tabling or than 40,000 amendments. there is no evil — a film by the iranian director mohammed rasoulof has won this years top prize —— mohammed rasoulof has won this year's top prize at the berlin film festival. the film, made up of four stories, explores how individualfreedom can be expressed under an authoritarian regime. the director is currently banned from travelling by the iranian authorities and was unable to collect the award in per

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