The Star Malaysia - 2017-04-25

• DAULAT TUANKU
• Investors may lose RM500mil
• School gets ang pow from ex-student
• Ceremony steeped in tradition
• PM: The Yang di-Pertuan Agong personifie­s the nation
• ROYAL REGALIA
• Ascension a catalyst for youths
• A day that they will cherish
• Local tailor puts heart and soul into King’s royal attire
• 15 contractor­s conned of RM2.5mil in forestry scam
• Some investors still loyal and keeping faith with JJPTR
• Victims urged to lodge reports against scams
• Teen lovers’ tryst ends in tragedy with boy found dead
• French expats anxious after polls
• Two kids with cancer want to go to Mecca
• A find that can change history
• ‘Flying Dayak’ gets apology from TV presenter
• Pupil: I cannot stand it anymore
• ‘Penang water surcharge hike will burden the people’
• Girl hit by shotgun pellets in her home
• PAS warns opposition parties: Don’t contest in ‘our seats’
• PAS has always been conservati­ve
• Umno gives single mother of five a lift
• ‘MIB needs effective execution’
• MIB shows PM’s commitment to help Indians
• Dr M: I’m ever ready to go to court
• Corruption of knowledge halts progress
• Hundreds go bald for Zhang
• Gaining ground in education
• Preserve the beauty of our country
• Learn to look at the good side of society
• Gadgets are handy but usage must be controlled
• Making integrity the custom
• Give judges discretion in death penalty
• Walk the talk, keep IS returnees out
• Tensions rising in Korean peninsula
• Europe under threat of measles
• Hacking for democracy
• Different kind of presidency
• One bad idea
• It’s now Macron vs Le Pen
• New Orleans to remove statues
• The heat is on as Le Pen’s aide calls Macron arrogant
• Underwater band makes music in a silent world
• Rights group calls on China to release N. Korean refugees
• No hurry as India’s inspiratio­nal centenaria­n wins gold
• NZ considerin­g restrictin­g laptops on flights from Middle East
• Large-scale malaria vaccine trials to be held in Africa
• Torture rife in Afghanista­n
• Frenchman accused of calling for Erdogan’s death
• First passenger aircraft in final tests
• Rare view of nuclear sub
• Bio journal retracts 107 Chinese research papers
• Hong Kong launches first bike-sharing service Gobee
• Chinese ‘mother fans’ dote on their top teen band
• Fall of Indian Kashmir’s agricultur­al land raises flood fears
• High five for Marc
• Cavs sweep past Pacers as Rockets put Thunder on the edge
• Alonso embracing challenges of his ’Indy 500 adventure’
• Let’s not be hasty
• Younis breaks 10,000-run barrier as Pakistan build reply
• Australia spinner O’Keefe misses out on national contract
• Say what you want
• Tennis poster girl’s return divides rivals
• Nastase suspended as Belarus and US reach Fed Cup final
• Canada and Germany shock wins
• Just perfect for Bayern
• Brilliant Mbappe leads Monaco back to the summit
• No let up by Juve
• Fit-again Napoli striker Milik hopes for more playing time
• Rodgers hails Celtic for keeping treble dream alive
• A relief for Wenger
• Mixed emotions for Arsenal fans after semi-final win
• Toure lets fly at referee as Manchester derby looms
• Looking at the bigger picture
• Ibrahimovi­c’s recovery will be hard, says Jose
• Carragher and Souness concerned for Liverpool’s European hopes
• Let’s kill the Saints
• Leading by example
• Faizal comes to Malaysia’s rescue with late equaliser
• Surprise league leaders MBPJ ready for a fight despite feeling the heat
• Taking the rap
• Grace aiming for record fourthstra­ight best athlete award
• Youngster Eain Yow unfazed by the big boys at Asian tournament
• Top of the class
• Do it for Arsene
• CHELSEA’S KANTE NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR
• CHAPPELL BIRDIES FINAL HOLE TO WIN TEXAS OPEN
• PEP: CITY WILL BE STRONGER NEXT SEASON

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