The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2018-10-30

• Call for local govt elections in KK City
• Lion Air plane crash: All 189 feared dead as six bodies found
• By Alen Kee
• Status of BM, racial unity key pillars in UEC recognitio­n
• Perak DAP wants MACC probe over possible Umno crossovers
• Tributes, mourning for Leicester’s Thai boss
• Couple held over armed robberies
• Free office offer for proposed Philippine­s consulate in KK
• By Azmie Lim
• Academy to accept 80 trainee pilots annually
• Tabung Harapan Malaysia closes on Dec 31
• Police urged to take statements from Najib, Rosmah in Altantuya case
• PKR election will be smooth despite probe on candidates — Liew
• China to promote its food culture in Sabah
• UMS reps to present four inventions at IENA 2018
• Shortage of Syarie lawyers, Syariah judges in Sabah
• Petronas holds Sabah, Labuan vendor empowermen­t program
• MAHB to reformat five airports as lifestyle destinatio­n airports
• Labuan needs more allocation
• Anwar’s voice heard again in Parliament
• UMW Grantt partners Borneo Safari for fourth time
• Father of four jailed 7 years, caned over syabu
• Libyan student faces murder charge over hit-and-run accident
• Court orders Deepak to serve document on Najib, seven others
• Penang govt to challenge EC’s redelineat­ion exercise
• Police to question Perlis MP over molest report by girl
• Welder escapes gallows as drug traffickin­g conviction ruled unsafe
• Associatio­n of PH leaders’ wives launched
• Time for Opposition to support Dr M – Annuar
• People’s voice taken into account in ratificati­on of human rights treaties
• Call for high level committee to monitor foreigners who own market sites, farms
• Meeting demands of changing times
• Dept recruits 28 veterinary assistants in fight against rabies
• RM1 mln for each GPS rep for house repairs, rebuilding – Awg Tengah
• DAP lodges MACC report over water supply project
• PBB info chief fires back at Chong over allegation on state reserve
• Drop in CPI proof prices decreased after GST abolished – Chong
• PH, DAP wants CM be more courageous in raising MA63 issues
• Lewis Hamilton: Humble beginnings to F1 hero status
• Hamilton’s place in F1 history put to the test
• Five keys races in Hamilton’s triumphant season
• Ball-tampering report slams ‘arrogant’ Cricket Australia culture
• Djokovic targets top spot in Paris as Nadal returns from injury
• Babar, Shadab help Pakistan whitewash Australia
• Aussie cricket union urges cut to Smith, Warner bans
• Dropped Mbappe comes on to grab crucial goal as PSG equal European win record
• National Umpires Badminton Course sees 29 participan­ts
• Vardy leads Leicester tributes to ‘legend’ Vichai
• Mertens grabs Napoli draw with Roma to cut Juventus’ lead
• Bremen smashed at home by Leverkusen as Bellarabi shines
• MFL to set up independen­t refereeing body next year
• Lahad Datu crowned champions of Planters Games
• Five key moments of Vichai’s life
• Vichai dreamed of crowning glory in ‘Sport of Kings’
• Man Utd ease pressure on Mourinho, Chelsea cruise
• Federer claims 99th ATP title with ‘crazy’ Basel triumph
• Hamilton joins Fangio with ‘surreal’ fifth world title
• Ball-tampering report slams ‘arrogant’ Cricket Australia culture
• Suarez hits hat-trick as Barcelona blow away Madrid
• Doomed plane had asked to return to base
• Philippine­s evacuates coastal areas ahead of typhoon Yutu
• Mourners pack emotional vigil of synagogue attack
• Pressure mounts as Sri Lanka crisis turns violent
• Bolsonaro elected Brazil president
• South Korean sisters call for their father’s execution
• Poison gas: World War I’s weapon of terror
• Dozens arrested in Russian protests over jailed teenagers
• Bangladesh opposition leader handed new jail term
• Thais stunned by death of billionair­e Vichai
• Philippine­s doubts Asean, China can come up with legally binding South China Sea Code
• Six wounded in suicide attack on Kabul election workers
• China, France launch satellite to study climate change
• 19 dead in east China mining accident
• For Taiwan youth, military service is a hard sell despite China tension
• Japan launches environmen­t monitoring satellite
• Nuclear ban treaty could come into force in 2019 – campaigner­s
• Animals rescued from ‘hellish’ Albanian zoo
• Budget 2019 to regain investor, consumer confidence
• IFS Technology opens second EZYBOX outlet in Asia City
• Malaysia continues to attract more business interest in 1H2018
• Govt urged to tackle mismatch between graduate skills, market needs
• NSFR deferment necessary for banks’ breathing space
• KTC appoints Wong Wen Miin to board of directors
• Bursa Malaysia profit rises to RM172.2 million in 9M18
• Sabah Ports host PAM, MIA at Wisma Ports
• Inheritanc­e tax may further dampen property market — associatio­n
• Rehda expects some cost savings with SST waiver
• HLIB tops RAM Lead Managers’ League Tables in 9M18
• China growth woes curb Asian shares, US equity futures turn down
• Analysts remain positive on AirAsia on back of resilient 3Q
• AirAsia touches down at Silangit Airport in Indonesia
• Shell wins for the Philippine­s in 2018 ACES Awards
• Malaysia’s FMCG companies to showcase strengths at Canton fair
• As #MeToo grows, Tokyo festival says it is listening to women
• Blockbuste­r ‘Operation Red Sea’ wins Golden Oak Award in New York
• Pakistan reimposes TV ban on Indian content
• Therapy has been beneficial to my acting career, says Chloe Grace
• Elaine May reveals new depth of acting agility in Broadway’s ‘The Waverly Gallery’
• Amandla Stenberg: On screen diversity is crucial
• Cara Delevinge feels inspired by women of diversity
• Michelle Yeoh touted as first Asian Oscar nom in 12 years
• Gerard Butler spends time on submarine to prep for role
• Tea and sympathy as royals talk mental health in New Zealand
• Famed YouTuber PewDiePie is about to be dethroned
• ‘Halloween’ frightens off box office competitio­n
• Wait - did Adam Sandler just make something good?
• Nagini star Claudia Kim responds to casting backlash

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