Daily briefing: NUS professor defends grades

The sex-for-grades trial continues.

Defendant Tey Tsun Hang tried to show in court that his former law student Darrine Ko deserved the grades that she received. Find out more here.

Meanwhile the law professor cross-examined Ko for the first time, with the latter testifying she had been allegedly coached to give statements that would implicate Tey. Watch the report here.

In other news, National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan faced questions in Parliament over the effectiveness of a housing scheme for higher-income Singaporeans. Read about it here.

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