Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on April 24

Beach Road slashing victim's first words in hospital to employer were 'I am sorry'

The mother of two who was working at a steamboat eatery is still in bandages after multiple procedures.A fishbone was the impetus for Mr Ng Yi Xian to join his mother, Mrs Ng Gim Choo, in running EtonHouse. Mr Ng Yi-Xian left his US job to return home to help his mother Mrs Ng Gim Choo run the EtonHouse group of schools.Use grants wisely, be aware of remaining lease.He had a tough six months after a meek showing at the Tokyo Olympics, the loss of his father and NS enlistment.Join ST on this art safari trail to track down works by Dali, Kusama and other great artists.In a world of walls, fences and increasing division, a simple hedge has helped to join people.

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