The Star Malaysia - 2017-07-29

• Coding for the future
• ‘FIC overpaid for Kuching hotel by up to RM50mil’
• Stars in town
• DPM: Moderation agenda will be implemente­d
• PM: Economy still growing
• Ali Hamsa first Malaysian member of UN CEPA
• Bruno Mars coming to Bukit Jalil next year
• Nurturing logical thinking in schools
• Test shows no rural-urban gap in computatio­nal thinking
• ‘Life was like waiting for death’
• M’sians hail move to legalise Grab, Uber
• Liow: Enforcemen­t efforts to continue
• Helping people see the light through artworks in the dark
• NRD stands its ground on Muslim child’s name
• Jong-nam murder trial to start on Oct 2
• Come Ride for Malaysia!
• ‘Poverty and low self-esteem drive youths to gangs’
• Bitten by the photograph­y bug
• M’sian woman and son stranded in China after custody battle
• Five held in loan scam involving over RM200,000
• Growing up in the age of apps
• Stop trivialisi­ng mental health
• Restaurant trip turns fatal for three friends
• Health matters
• The ‘MarioWay’
• Three strikes, and he’s out
• Militant claim
• Thailand’s new king turns 65
• Only empty tribal schools will be bombed, says Duterte
• Displaced kids view Marawi terrorists as heroes
• Barcelona train crash leaves over 50 hurt
• Japan minister quits over military records cover-up
• Japan blacklists Chinese firms to keep pressure on N. Korea
• Chinese billionair­e facing jail
• Australian senator’s right to sit in parliament questioned
• Charlie will go to a hospice
• Travel even faster on bullet train line
• BRICS nations agree to beef up informatio­n security
• Indian security adviser in Beijing amid border spat
• All aboard Mail Rail – London’s historic postal trains
• Scientists sail to unlock secrets of ‘lost continent’
• Funding for teacher training
• Measures to prevent Hepatitis C infection
• Your views
• India turn on the heat
• Philander strikes as Cook defies South Africa
• Sharapova gets Cincinnati wildcard
• Dizzy start for Matt
• Ricciardo dominates
• No stress for Vettel as his F1 lead slips away
• Wilson’s death justifies need for F1 halo device, says Vettel
• Lucky 13 for Ledecky
• Kalisz driven to continue legacy of Phelps and Lochte
• Belmonte finally ends gold medal drought at World Championsh­ips
• Brazil’s golden boy
• El Clasico fever grips Miami with ticket going for US$900
• Ivan the incredible
• Loss to Inter fails to dampen Bayern’s Ancelotti mood
• What’s all the fuss about?
• England and Spain in quarter-finals
• Barton has betting ban reduced by five months
• All eyes on new boy
• Sanchez will train with Arsenal tomorrow, says Wenger
• Feeling right at home
• Chelsea manager questions Tottenham’s lack of signing
• Costa could be heading for an Italian job
• Silva wants more players to keep Hornets alive
• Lok Yi aims to excel in two major tests
• Taking it up a notch
• BAM want Frost to give Jin Wei proper training plan
• Jun Hao on right track to lift boys’ singles crown
• Khairul on a roll
• Oops, you’re off the mark
• SIVASANGAR­I AND AIFA PUT MALAYSIA IN TEAM FINAL

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