PARLIAMENT | 'I have never denied who are my friends,' says the Port Dickson MP.

S'wak Report editor says it is insufficient for PAS president to deny paying her RM1.4m. 

Americk Sidhu adds he rejected the offer as such an amount in cash would alarm officials.

The former aide to PKR president says he was introduced to the businessperson by Anwar 20 years ago.

After comparing numbers, PKR veep discovers the 14-digit account number and successfully transfers RM10.

UPDATED 3.54PM | 'Some friends checked the account number, and it doesn't exist,' says info chief.

UPDATED 8.33AM | S'wak Report editor said court did not order costs, as PAS president already paid 'contribution'. 

The whistleblower site alleges this was stated in MIC-owned Maika Holdings liquidation documents.

Takiyuddin Hassan says party has documents to prove it did not pay S'wak Report editor RM1.4m.

But the PKR president claims in a speech in Semenyih that Sarawak Report was paid RM1.4 million.

UPDATED 9.30PM | The PKR president claims he possesses the information to prove this.

Takiyuddin Hassan explains that both parties were only required to withdraw their respective claims.

He wants PAS to clarify whether it paid 'more than a million' to Clare Rewcastle Brown.

The whistleblower portal claims RM2.5 million in cash was put into PAS' Bank Islam account.

This continues a pattern of saying one thing in Malaysia and another to the London court, says Rewcastle-Brown.

The audio, in which PAS' Nik Abduh admitted that PAS had received money from Umno, is already 'academic', says party's deputy president.

Hadi took into consideration the overall interest of the party, adds Takiyuddin.

Political opponents have no new issues to raise, says the PAS leader.

Annuar Musa says PAS had to take action as the article could have hurt the party at the polls.

Faiz Fadzil says allegation had been exposed by media and the defence documents filed by S'wak Report editor.  

He says the party's leadership must provide details of the Sarawak Report suit settlement and the Nik Abduh video

TMI reports that no formal report has been filed on the matter, despite all the coverage over the claim.

This comes two days after Hadi agreed to settle his defamation suit against Sarawak Report.

'Just admit the party that filed the suit was not confident to proceed to trial, let alone to win the case'.

The veteran journalist alleges the Islamist party fears that the facts surrounding the RM90m would have come out.

Ex-PM says Harapan gov't could easily check accounts if any such money flowed to the Islamist party.

'There is no impact because everyone already knows about it. For us, it is a lie and libel,' says Tuan Ibrahim.

He says the fake poster was made viral at a time when Hadi asked for an out-of-court settlement.

Razman Zakaria adds the party may need to collect more donations once the final cost becomes clear.

Raja Bahrin claims many PAS supporters want to know what happened to the donations to cover legal costs.