F1's Bahrain Grand Prix returned to Sepang for the first time in nine years over the weekend, drawing a record 261,000 spectators, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim confirming talks with F1 Group president Stefano Domenicali about a permanent slot. We speak to Dato Razlan Razali, former CEO of Sepang International Circuit, on whether demand and cost make a long term return feasible. (Starts at 22:30)

• PKR re admits three former MPs: PKR's central leadership council has approved the return of three MPs who left during the 2020 to 2021 political turmoil, even as an ongoing legal dispute over a bond breach continues and other members like Lee Chean Chung head for the exit. We speak to Dr Khoo Ying Hooi of Universiti Malaya on what the move signals for the party. (Starts at 17:13)

• Highlights and lowlights from the Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Sepang's F1 weekend delivered rain soaked racing and record breaking crowds, but also severe congestion and hours long waits for spectators trying to leave the circuit. We look at what worked and what needs fixing. (Starts at 12:32)

• Young Malaysians' wish list for Budget 2027: IMAN Research says young Malaysians are prioritising cost of living, jobs, education debt and income linked PTPTN repayments ahead of Friday's Budget tabling. We speak to Aziff Azuddin, Research Director at IMAN Research, on what would actually move the needle for youth. (Starts at 5:28)

• Should singles be taxed for being unmarried and childfree?: A viral Threads post proposing a "single's tax" to address Malaysia's declining birth rate has sparked pushback online. We debate whether the idea holds up. (Starts at 0:23)

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