The Star Malaysia - 2016-09-26

• A cry for help
• Horrific crash
• ‘Rela can help control traffic’
• We are confident of a military victory, Syria tells UN
• More women urged to take part in peace-building
• Film on racial harmony wins unity contest
• Better mall security since Canny Ong murder case
• Selangor residents fuming over disruption
• Water supply slowly returning
• SMEs facing the brunt of water woes in Kelantan
• Don’t victimise PTPTN loan defaulters, says Idris
• MCA lauds MB’s endorsemen­t
• Ku Nan: Barisan to meet on Thursday
• Studying hard to rise above disability
• T-shirt trader Beel-ieves in herself
• ‘No mandatory hospitalis­ation’
• Centres different from old folks homes to spring up
• Have fun at the F1 GP next weekend
• Glitzy time for 988 fans and deejays
• Giant DNA helix sculpture using jeans makes it into MBR
• Aiming to come out tops again
• Videos show Uber drivers being scolded by taxi drivers
• Danger of dip in demand lurks
• Leaders pledge action to control superbugs
• Palm voices Exceptions to the rule
• Penang lass continues to shine in China singing contest
• Singer spices up life with successful chili farming business
• Royal tour
• Opening up
• Aleppo violence upsets UN
• Support for Snowden
• Three-way fight in Jakarta
• Don’t interfere
• African-American history museum opens
• Clinton, Trump prepare to debate each other
• US police releases video of shooting while protests continue
• Deadly shooting suspect behaved like a zombie
• Gunman kills prominent Jordanian writer in front of court
• Shy pangolins need world spotlight to survive extinction
• Three charged in Bangkok after grim discovery in fridge
• Protect minorities, Suu Kyi urged
• Expats find Philippine­s ideal for love and social life
• Beijing aims to be tech hub
• World’s largest radio telescope starts work
• 26 Shanghai restaurant­s awarded Michelin stars
• Beijing offers more “green” options for commuters
• Students stage anthem protests
• Actor Bill Nunn dies of cancer
• California passes law requiring websites to remove actors’ ages
• Joy of cycling and beautiful trees
• Ensuring profession­alism in dental practice
• Khazanah Research Institute reports are eye-openers
• Putting a stop to ivory trade
• Nurturing technopren­eurs
• Take tougher measures to make defaulters pay off loans
• Not a very happy winner
• Pakistan stave off West Indies’ late charge for 16-run victory
• Kiwis on the ropes as India close in on big win
• Serena will be back, warns new world No. 1 Kerber
• Miller: European Ryder Cup team is worst in years
• Levy leads by four strokes at fog-hit European Open
• Joe the Hart-breaker
• FOOTBALL RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Qatar appoint Fossati in bid to revive World Cup hopes
• The new Real-ity
• Bayern stay unbeaten ... but only just
• Canaries fly over Terriers to top the Championsh­ip
• Jose’s B-Roo-tal honesty
• Five matches where perfect City may come unstuck
• Never content in the City
• Bubble’s bursting for West Ham
• How’s that for a Sakho punch?
• Klopp’s free-scoring Reds hit high five in devastatin­g display
• Leading by example
• Malaysian girls stamp their class in Asian Junior Squash Championsh­ips
• Jean aiming to qualify for fifth LPGA Malaysia
• Nicholas climbs up Order of Merit after good show in Japan
• Petaling BC win all Div 1 matches on opening weekend
• A victory to remember
• Lee-der all right
• SWEET WI N FOR CAROLINE IN JAPAN
• MARQUEZ WINS TO MOVE CLOSER TO THIRD WORLD CROWN
• JOHN NSON SHARES LEAD WITH H CHAPPELL AT TOUR R CHAMPIONSH­IP
• WENGER THRILLED TO END HIS CHELSEA JINX

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