The Star Malaysia - 2017-03-29

• They can run but they cannot hide
• Two Datuks in court on gang involvemen­t and drug abuse charges
• Rare honour
• On trial over death of cyclists
• Cracking the whip on child sex offenders
• Highlights of the exual ences Against Children Bill 2017
• United in backing anti-child sex Bill
• M’sia considerin­g buying French fighter jet Rafale
• Youths must learn to handle the unexpected
• MPs react to new Bill on child sexual crimes
• Cops and docs happy with new Bill
• R.AGE against the predators
• Datuk nabbed for worker abuse
• DPM: 82% of projects promised during last GE complete
• Call for probe into baby-for-sale ring
• MCA to voice opposition to PAS Bill at meeting
• RIGHT TRAINING CAN BOOST SMEs
• Trump’s attacks a press-ing matter
• LBS Bina continues to sponsor NiE
• All tied up in heritage
• ‘Judges soft in meting out sentences’
• Three rescued M’sian hostages to come home soon
• Friend request, nude chat ... and then, blackmail
• ‘Anwar has absolute right to be present in court’
• M’sian convicted for trying to smuggle out Bangladesh­i
• Allow room for critical thinking
• The new power play in South Asia
• Aiman: She’s like a sister to me
• Woman loses baby after accident, blames other driver
• Trump moves on
• Mourning an icon
• Confusion over bones
• Japan seeks answers to tragedy
• EU summons Filipino envoy to explain Duterte tirade
• ‘Monster’ cyclone hits Australia
• Scottish parliament backs bid for new independen­ce referendum
• Get tough on migrants, stubborn US states and cities told
• Central govt moves to tackle avian flu
• Lam determined to tackle high cost of housing
• One-bedroom HK flat costs more than RM5mil – after discount
• ‘Red Bull heir enjoys jet-set life after hit-and-run’
• Fearless Girl’s face-off with Charging Bull extended
• N. Korea tests rocket engine
• US, Russia and others sit out UN talks
• IS releases decapitati­on video threatenin­g Syiah-majority Iran
• Arab world realises urgency in tackling crises, says Jordan FM
• US needy lose homes in blaze
• Taiwan director’s brave film of family strife
• Look at things in an objective manner
• Detour on road to TB eradicatio­n
• Let’s all put pressure on dirty eateries
• Use CCTVs to nab red light jumpers
• PSD flip-flop must end
• Labour laws must be fair to pregnant staff
• Your views
• Still top of the world
• Razor sharp Spurs cut down Cavaliers from the perch of Eastern Conference
• Black Caps rip out South Africa’s top order
• Gale-force Roger
• Leaving them in his Dust
• The smiles are back
• FIFA in the dark over Maradona’s threat to quit as ambassador
• India to host U-17 World Cup amidst pollution fears
• Oh, where art thou?
• Thiago is but a painful reminder for Barca
• Colombia’s Rodriguez causes middle finger storm
• Making ’em go green
• Southgate irked by Palace chairman’s Zaha remark
• Rummenigge: FIFA’s 48 World Cup teams unacceptab­le
• Alli losing his sting
• Toffees skipper says they want sweet victory for injured Coleman
• Walking wounded
• Marc my word, I’m a much better player
• Police probe MU fans for homophobic chanting at Chelsea
• Mallorca and Munich stops for Chicago-bound Schweinste­iger
• It’ll get bigger Down Under
• Six M-League teams in danger of points penalty over players’ unpaid salaries
• Golden debut
• Sports fans can look forward to extensive SEA Games coverage
• Malaysia ice hockey team to fight for silver at KL SEA Games
• Another London fix
• Phil-ing real good
• Australia come alive
• JASON’S DAY AT THE MASTERS DEPENDS ON MUM
• KERBER SETS UP LAST EIGHT CLASH WITH VENUS
• WEE WERN GOES FOR ANOTHER OP IN LONDON

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