Daily briefing: Law graduate lost virginity to NUS professor

The sex-for-grades trial has begun.

Young lawyer Darrine Ko revealed in court that her first sexual experience was with NUS law professor Tey Tsun Hang. Watch the report here.

Meanwhile Tey acted in his own defence on Day 1 of the trial. Find out more here.

In other news, nearly 60,000 commuters were affected during Thursday’s North East Line train disruption. See the story here.

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