#ICYMI: Weekly Editor's Picks (May 2 - 8)

Among the top headlines are helicopter carrying VIPs missing, Barisan National's victory in Sarawak election, and London elects first Muslim mayor.

#ICYMI May 2 - 8

PKR vice president Nurul Izzah Anwar has been denied entry to Sarawak upon her arrival at Miri Airport this morning.

Ann Johansson, ultra-marathon runner and founder of sportswear label Boom Boom Athletica, offers her top 10 tips on how to get started, stay motivated, and most of all, enjoy your run.

TUESDAY, May 3: Indonesian villagers 'mistook sex toy for angel'

Indonesian villagers thought they had been blessed when a beautiful doll turned up on a beach, believing it to be an angel fallen from heaven, only to discover it was an inflatable sex toy.

WEDNESDAY, May 4: KFA rejects RM30 million sponsorship deal by D'Herbs

The Kedah Football Association (KFA) today rejected a RM30 million sponsorship deal by D'Herbs Holdings (M) Sdn Bhd (D'Herbs).

THURSDAY, May 5: Kuching-bound helicopter carrying VIPs feared missing

A helicopter heading to Kuching from Betong was reportedly missing since today afternoon.

FRIDAY, May 6:

The body of a victim of the helicopter tragedy found on the bank of Sungai Batang Lupar, Sebuyau, is confirmed to be that of Deputy Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister, Datuk Noriah Kasnon, said her private secretary, Abidin Supardi.

SATURDAY, May 7: Najib thankful BN given mandate to continue heading Sarawak

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak expresses thankfulness at the Barisan National (BN) victory in the 11th Sarawak state election.

SUNDAY, May 8: Sadiq Khan sworn in as London's first Muslim mayor

New London mayor Sadiq Khan won a landslide victory becoming the first Muslim leader of a Western capital, boosting the Labour party and raising questions over failed Conservative tactics.