The Star Malaysia - 2016-10-24

• One shot too many
• Twin blasts
• Image at stake
• No virtual bets
• DPM: Flood awareness must be increased
• Water disruption affects 1.6 million
• Gombak to be next integrated transporta­tion hub
• More bite in new anti-smuggling Act
• Authoritie­s in a long fight with contraband runners
• MCA wants bigger voter base
• Sarawak govt to table motion on reclaiming state’s rights
• ‘We’ll not be tolerant anymore’
• Rosmah aide slams Bersih and Maria
• Bersih 5 convoy to make Pekan stop despite objections
• It’s all about knowing your style and substance
• 85 households issued notices for not separating waste
• Experts laud affordable home policies
• NGO lobbies for funding to address women’s issues
• Use allocation to improve teachers’ English, says Melta
• We cannot cut number of doctors and medics, says Hilmi
• Moving on despite having cancer
• Town Hall wants tax rates to be lowered
• Education fund waives accident victim’s outstandin­g loan
• Incentives to boost PTPTN loan repayment
• Former KL top cop Chin dies
• Vat 69 members recall communist horror
• Sabah opposition parties: There is no deal with new players
• Birthday boy dedicates book to ‘KKB’
• DAP outlines challenges in wooing Johor support
• CHALLENGES OF A PENSION SYSTEM
• FROM ‘DESTROYER’ TO INVENTOR
• Take advantage of innovation­s, says Madius
• Top student wants to reward his mother
• Nancy among award recipients
• Double joy for family as siblings graduate together
• Act on air pollution, the silent killer
• ‘Love motivates one to change’
• Blind man loses RM1,050 to ‘helper’ at ATM
• No end in sight to Aleppo’s plight
• Haiti jailbreak
• What bucket list?
• Honey, honey
• Hostages freed after five years
• Rescue ship forced to sail away from migrants off Libyan coast
• Swiss court faults firm for firing woman over headscarf
• Colombia in talks with rebels to save peace accord
• Minister: Mosul battle will be big, won’t end soon
• Airstrikes intensify despite call to extend Yemen truce
• TCM may be big help for elderly in Singapore
• ASEAN Using cyber diplomacy as a weapon
• Indonesian nationalis­m bites into Apple
• Second-child policy setback
• Hainan unfolds new policies to build ‘Oriental Hollywood’
• Porn star: Trump offered me cash to be at hotel room
• Fresno man gets 1,503 years for raping teen daughter
• Bosphorus shutterbug­s set sights on Kremlin warships
• Teigen dreams of meeting British royals
• Scottish murder tale tipped for Booker Prize win
• Work needed on quality of life
• Giving suspension­s to bullies doesn’t help to change their behaviour
• Budget covers needy areas but needs more focus on training the poor
• Understand the culture and history behind food
• Special bond of the golden years
• Can’t we do something about the flooding
• Austin showdown
• Crutchlow tops Down Under
• Haas feeling lucky ahead of home debut
• Bangladesh need 33 runs to score famous win over England
• Part-timer Hansen grabs share of lead
• Real gritty German
• Wallabies coach Cheika stands by post-Test rant
• Schwartzma­n upsets top seed Goffin in European Open
• Bitter Old Lady
• Young Locatelli on cloud nine after sinking Juventus
• Pressure’s on coach Genesio after Lyon lose again
• Agony of victory
• Ancelotti hails Bayern’s ‘best’ firsthalf display
• Gunners’ missing weapon
• Magpies go three points clear to boost promotion push
• You can’t top Klopp
• Stevie’s still a wonder for Klopp as he’s keen to bring legend back
• Sunderland equal unwanted 110-year milestone
• Rooney takes swipe at ex-United team-mate Owen
• Safely into semi-finals
• Huang Shan and Xiaohong grab 1-2 finish for powerhouse China
• Mat Zan without a job after taking Malacca to glory
• Masters of the alley
• Malaysia’s campaign ends on a damper with Tze Liang’s pullout
• Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin bag their second title in Switzerlan­d
• It’s Justin again
• Simply amazing:
• V-SHEM-WEE KIONG LIFT FIRST SUPERSERIE­S TITLE IN DENMARK
• MIN-JEE BAGS HER SECOND TITLE OF THE SEASON

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