The Star Malaysia - 2017-04-26

• ‘We are aware of the risks’
• Authoritie­s clamp down on smuggling activities at free zone ports
• Najib: Govt will continue to deliver
• The look of today
• Wanndy desperate to prove himself
• FB posts reveal extremist’s bloodlust
• Filmmaking a labour of love for cinematogr­apher Doyle
• Victim-turned-scam buster shares hard-learnt lesson
• Father of JJPTR founder at work but not reachable
• Wee: Such high returns in money trading not possible
• 28 students benefit from MCA foundation
• PNB’s wealth distributi­on unmatched, says DPM
• Yayasan S’gor told to pay up in dispute
• Liow: Report on fatal bus crash covers four aspects
• Raja Zarith calls for checks on students at school in abuse case
• Schoolboy’s arm not responding to treatment
• Editor-in-chief of The Star elected ANN chairman
• Bogus housing project syndicate busted
• Experience life of a refugee by using ‘Finding Home’ app
• Annuar: I was never involved in sponsorshi­p decisions
• ‘Raja Bomoh’ to stop his antics
• Penang govt criticised over proposed water surcharge hike
• Perak discussing need for new airport
• Pharmacy grads sing the blues
• ‘Varsity failed to follow accreditat­ion process’
• Lim and Phang’s appeal to be heard tomorrow
• Myanmar’s shifting ties with big powers
• Former cook’s legs swell up by 10kg
• Chinese farmers left stranded at airport due to bogus job offers
• Free speech must be for all
• ‘Robbery of the century’
• Pyongyang shows its might
• Middle ground
• In bigger trouble now
• Duterte case brought to The Hague
• How China’s carrier stacks up against similar vessels
• Bullying in school keeps suicides among youths high in Japan
• Space centre all set to take off
• Scientists: Do more to protect life in Antarctica
• Obama ready to pass on knowledge to future leaders
• Thousands in Australia, NZ and Thailand mark Anzac Day
• We provide a digital service, Uber tells European court
• Ontario to pay guaranteed incomes to the poor in pilot scheme
• US extradites Colombia’s former intelligen­ce chief
• Super disappoint­ment for badminton fans
• Fostering unity through creative arts
• Always be on the lookout for young passengers
• Otters mean healthy ecosystem
• Get treated early by registered practition­ers
• At ease teaching in TTDI Islamic school
• Your views
• Still pack a wallop
• Rampaging Warriors
• Faldo says players need rules refresher
• British ‘golden couple’ in preTokyo Games squad
• Tainted idol returns
• Williams fires back at Nastase for racist comments
• Nastase unrepentan­t after abusing British players
• Inter in detention
• Four-goal Roma condemn Pescara to Serie B
• Roma hire former Sevilla director Monchi
• PSG and Monaco renew rivalry in French Cup semi-final
• Gunner be all right now
• Shakespear­e: Leicester don’t want to be a selling club
• Where Eagles dare
• A timely boost
• Cheerful Ing Bao cracks own MSSM discus record
• Johor Juniors move closer to top with home win
• Venue switch no problem as Fatin’s just aiming to strike gold again
• Dataran damper for Games’ archers
• Lesson well learnt
• Shape up or ship out
• Premier League outfits KL and UiTM secure berths to Malaysia Cup
• Magpies back where they belong
• Fallen giants
• TOTTENHAM WON’T STOP BELIEVING, SAYS LLORIS
• MUAZ AND ZULMAZRAN AZRAN BAG MEN’S DOUBLES GOLD

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