The Borneo Post - 2017-11-26

• ‘Out of field’ teaching the culprit
• YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE:
• State seeks return of all S’wak artifacts
• Financial literacy key to avoid falling for scams
• Ministries cooperate to overcome obesity among students
• Egypt President vows forceful response
• HUGH JACKMAN on ‘Logan’: ‘It’s time to leave the party’
• Scandal-hit Robinho cautionary tale of wasted talent
• Dr Sim: SGH needs 250 blood donors daily
• Follow instructio­n on workbooks – NUTP
• Elderly couple needs assistance to repair dilapidate­d house
• Motorcycli­st in critical condition after crashing into car
• Finco’s mentorship programme targets a total of 10 schools
• Bahasa Melayu should be made official language of Asean, says Rais
• Once again, ‘Permata On Wheels’ programme will focus on rural areas
• BNM assists 1,042 financiall­ydistresse­d SMEs under SDRS
• Inclusive early education benefits special children
• Pustaka to distribute Reading Seeds kits to mothers in Oya, Mukah
• Agrobank launches Agro TERAS microfinan­cing programme
• Traders want review of stall rental at Medan Niaga Simpang Tiga
• Rep: Commitment, cooperatio­n, responsibi­lity winning formula for PBB Pantai Damai
• Micro enterprise­s play important role in economic developmen­t
• Hope Place answers request of Medical Welfare Fund, Sri Aman Hospital
• Awg Tengah: Mechanisms in place to develop Lingga
• ‘Performing arts a viable platform for unity’
• Bullying and other social ills in the country to come under the microscope
• 500 delegates attend TEDxKenyal­ang launch
• Modern ML Home Mart to serve every need of Samarahan residents
• Charity movie premier of Malaysia-China production ‘Blue Tears’
• Rightful freedom of women and 21st century
• On enforcing rules with compassion
• Go to the real experts
• Indefeasib­ility of native title revisited
• Placement of students based on aptitudes
• The little things that run our world
• Protecting the friendly insects in our midst
• Leap of faith pays off
• ‘Nurses are unsung heroes’
• Emart Batu Kawa opens 24-hour air-conditione­d fresh food market
• SMK Tinggi wins fruit festival landscapin­g competitio­n
• Encourage students to be active in sports, schools advised
• Malaysia to raise Asean’s antiterror­ism initiative­s in Riyadh
• PM horrified by attack on al-Rawda mosque
• MACC: Probe on illegal factory, FGV at final stage
• Parliament­arians contribute aid to assist Rohingya refugees
• DPM supports proposal on education commission
• 69 ‘Connecting the Unconnecte­d’ programmes implemente­d so far
• Umno special convention to kick start informatio­n machinery for GE14
• Blind duo prove sea endurance at Oceanman Langkawi 2017
• Georgia vows punishment after hotel blaze kills 11
• Two detained in China kindergart­en abuse scandal
• Sinai attackers ‘have IS flag’, death toll passes 300
• Bangladesh arrests militant suspect in US blogger murder
• Puigdemont says polls must ‘ratify’ Catalonia’s desire for independen­ce
• Mourinho fears Fellaini could quit Man United
• Ozil fitness heartens Wenger ahead of Burnley clash
• Messi maturing with age as he picks up fourth Golden Shoe
• Manchester City’s Guardiola wary of Huddersfie­ld’s appetite for upsets
• More overseas entries expected for armwrestli­ng tourney
• Hii steps down as president of Mava
• PBA Ace off to flying start
• Day takes one-shot lead into final day of Aussie Open
• BAM chief suitable candidate to lead OCM — Tunku Imran
• Formula One cars to lose their ‘shark fins’ in 2018
• Over 100 teams vying for Dato Sri Fadillah Yusof Trophy
• ‘All sports for all races’
• Messi finally signs Barca extension
• Macri orders probe for ‘truth’ about missing submarine
• Clashes as police try to disperse Islamist sit-in
• May hails ‘very positive’ Brexit talks with Tusk
• Rohingya returnees to stay in temporary shelters
• First aid flight in weeks lands in rebel-held Yemen capital
• Photograph­er captures human face of endangered species
• UN forum examines persisting discrimina­tion against people of African descent
• Bangladesh ‘agrees’ with Myanmar for UNHCR to assist Rohingya’s return
• China’s Xi discusses Rohingya crisis with Myanmar army chief
• China says it will make efforts on Syria reconstruc­tion
• Nobel literature academy ensnarled in #MeToo sex scandal wave
• Japan coast guard finds body of dead male suspected from North Korea
• Flipping lids! Chinese barber offers eyelid shaves
• Irish govt thrown into crisis ahead of key Brexit talks
• British girl handed 5-year term over death of 7-year-old
• Ex-PM Berlusconi accused of bribing witness in underage sex case
• 5 decapitate­d bodies found in restive DR Congo region
• Momentum grows for another grand coalition in Germany
• In rare admission, Trump golfs (quickly) with Woods, Johnson
• Child sex trafficker slapped with 472 years’ jail in US
• Black Friday: Another US import the French love to hate
• Municipal mayor murdered in Mexico’s violent Veracruz state
• Palestinia­n office in US to remain open — Official
• Moroccans pray for rain as ‘mercy from God’
• Iraq forces say IS retreating deep into desert
• Turkey support key as US seeks to hold on in Syria
• Syria opposition picks head of unified delegation for peace talks
• Zimbabwe war veterans at heart of Mugabe’s downfall
• Sorrow and admiration in Mugabe’s home village
• Artists find their voice in Turkey’s ‘difficult’ climate
• Buronson’s manga school to open in Saku, Japan
• Hydrogen cars one step closer to reality
• New device boosts road time for drivers of Tesla, Leaf
• Researcher­s invent new way to store thermal energy
• Behold – user-friendly gifts for the workaholic in your life
• Apple ‘working on’ iPhone like the foldable Galaxy X
• history at a glance
• Netflix’s gory but glorious ‘Godless’ is the Western we’ve all been waiting for
• Hayek leads ‘White Ribbon for Women’ campaign
• Uma Thurman has a brutal Thanksgivi­ng message for Weinstein
• Teen takes on veterans for Golden Horse glory
• New drama charts changing life in Beijing
• Bosco Wong feels stressed filming with female co-stars in ‘Heart and Greed’
• Love it or hate it, ‘My Heart Will Go On’ and on and on
• First love, gay love take centre stage in ‘Call Me By Your Name’
• Rihanna, Kim Kardashian lead call to #FreeCyntoi­aBrown
• Trump says turned down Time’s ‘Person of the Year’
• Luc Besson seeks cash as film studio stumbles
• Bursa Malaysia to trend lower
• Tencent surpasses US$500 billion benchmark
• Further declines expected
• • China imports no iron ore, lead, coal from North Korea in October
• Thailand’s retailers adapting to changing consumptio­n patterns
• Tech still hedge funds’ sweetheart sector — Goldman Sachs
• Selling Saudi Arabia’s grain mills proves a grind for investors
• Private sector taking more responsibi­lity through healthcare and work
• Steps to a sustainabl­e healthcare expenditur­e
• Innovation from insurer Allianz Malaysia
• • Gold dips on profit-taking, analysts predict a rebound
• What else can be done?
• Sabah & Sarawak
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• Commentary Of The Week
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• Three-month wait to dine in this Shanghai restaurant
• Sweet smell of success for Syrian refugee in Jordan

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