The Star Malaysia - 2017-03-28

• 'They said they would kill us'
• Four charged with kidnapping
• Militants dump hostages to escape army
• I lied to children about abduction, says wife
• RM90,000 bail just too much to bear for supervisor
• S’gor Ruler dismayed by current political trends
• ‘It is about brand safety and visibility’
• Outgoing CJ happy with the mark he left in the judiciary
• Yeoh gets highest title for non-French
• Two pacts to be inked during French leader’s visit to Malaysia
• Dealers concerned about petrol discounts
• Gallows await 1,122
• PM: Replace hate with moderation
• Recipe for success
• Fifteen accused of operating illegal remittance business
• Nothing goes to waste in her kitchen
• Parents should discuss sexual issues with their teens
• One killed, 20 hurt in bus crash
• Umno anniversar­y celebratio­n in May to be party’s biggest ever
• Robbers who targeted lone women arrested
• Better waste management can save us RM1.9bil, says Noh
• Harmonisat­ion of religion and state
• Jackie Chan turns media shy
• Man determined to complete PhD despite disability
• Moving to safer ground
• Russia jails Navalny
• Prosecutor­s seek Park’s arrest
• Division among expats
• HK arrests activists
• US airlines slammed for barring girls in leggings
• No one can rate your happiness but you
• Iraqi forces launch renewed attack on Mosul’s Old City
• UN to begin talks on nuke weapon ban
• Trump to roll back Obama’s clean power plan
• Sinn Fein: N. Ireland talks over
• Leader of India’s UP poised to give Hindus the edge
• ‘China’s synthetic drugs problem expanding’
• Singapore couple jailed and fined for starving maid
• Yangon defends Rakhine raids
• Dragons returning to London after 230 years
• Tai chi pitched for Unesco list
• Egyptian Jews’ cultural fight
• Nato troops try to boost morale of Afghan troops
• Few foreigners in Eastern Germany but xenophobia is prevalent
• Looking for homes in retail outlets
• PIAM initiative good for consumers
• Love Malaysia and fight against corruption, injustice, extremism
• On the road to disaster
• Celtics cool off Heat
• India set for win after Australia collapse
• Williamson’s ton puts Kiwis on top against South Africans
• Banging toilet door blamed for Rahm’s poor chip shot
• Vettel savours win as Ferrari strike first blow in season opener
• Remarkable Rafa
• Kerber marches on as Keys is locked out
• I should have taken a break after toilet tryst, says Smith
• Taking it game by game
• Lippi says China must keep momentum to reach the Finals
• Dempsey’s heart will go on for a fourth World Cup
• New crowd Pul-ler
• Under-pressure Russians take on Red Devils in Sochi dry run
• Buck up, you cocky lot
• Few thrills as Lions continue steady progress under Southgate
• A-dam good start
• Khambeswar­an hopes he has hit bullseye with selectors
• KJ: Let’s play ball
• Wiser Ying Ying now knows she must strike while it’s hot
• Harimau Malaysia to train and play in different states
• Teams up in arms over called-off MJHL matches
• End of the world
• Just like Tiger Woods:
• The dream is still alive:
• HOLLAND SACK BLIND AFTER FLOP IN BULGARIA

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