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Daily Briefing: Underground prison cuisine, first Malay President's scholar in 44 years

Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including Tin Pei Ling’s infamous Kate Spade bag.

  • Find out the standard menu in Singapore’s prisons and Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) during the 80s here.
  • Adil Hakeem Bin Mohammad Rafee is the second Malay President's scholar after Mr Ismail Ibrahim. Watch his video interview here.
  • A piece of Singapore-style history is up for auction. Here are details about the auction.
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