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Daily Briefing: Meet Singapore's no.1 Man United fan; Singapore fines UK editor for spitting at policeman

And a principal got sentenced to five months' jail.

  • Watch this video to get to know the ultimate Man United fan in Singapore.
  • A British magazine editor was fined for spitting at a Singaporean policeman. Read more about it here.
  • Ex-Maris Stella principal, who was sentenced to five months' jail, plans to appeal. Find out more here.
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