Nadal right to blast schedule, says Ivanovic

Rafael Nadal was right to blast French Open scheduling as a "joke", said former women's champion Ana Ivanovic.

Nadal, the seven-time champion, was furious that his second round match was cancelled on Thursday's rain-hit programme, forcing him to play on Friday and face a last-32 tie on Saturday.

The Spaniard, slated to play in the third-up match on Court Suzanne Lenglen on Thursday, believes that men should get priority in the schedule when rain is predicted.

"When he has to play day after day, I think he's right. They should play early," said Serb star Ivanovic, the 2008 champion.

"I think it's fair that they play first because they can get more time to recover."

Nadal faces Italy's Fabio Fognini later Saturday for a place in the fourth round.

Fognini completed his second round tie on Thursday after playing second match on Court Three following a women's singles.

"Today I was playing three hours while my opponent was in the locker room watching TV," said Nadal after needing four sets to beat Slovakia's Martin Klizan on Friday.

Perpaduan rakyat prasyarat ekonomi mampan

Tidak semua negara Islam mempunyai ruang dan kesempatan untuk terus aman dan damai, dan mempunyai peluang untuk menikmati ekonomi yang kukuh dan berkembang seperti Malaysia, tegas Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Beliau berkata, rakyat Malaysia perlu mempunyai tekad untuk memahami maksud dan keperluan perpaduan di kalangan mereka, serta kekuatan dalaman yang seterusnya dapat dijadikan tonggak untuk negara membuat langkah seterusnya.

Warga emas maut ditikam anak kandung yang berhalusinasi

Seorang pesara guru maut ditikam anak kandungnya sendiri di sebuah rumah dekat Kampung Senaling, di sini, petang Sabtu.

Menurut Ketua Polis Daerah Kuala Pilah, Superintendan Amran Mohd Ghani, siasatan awal mendapati warga emas berusia 65 tahun itu cuba memujuk anak lelakinya yang juga pemegang kad orang kurang upaya (OKU) mental yang dikatakan mahu membunuh diri.