The Star Malaysia - 2017-08-11

• Chasing the magical 111
• Missile threat
• 7,000 to manage public safety during SEA Games
• 290 foreigners picked up in second phase of large-scale terror ops
• Only brightest bits of Perseid visible to naked eye
• Uzbek actor gaining popularity here
• Duped student turns sleuth to expose online conman
• Paying royally for fake medals
• Najib: Strategic foresight vital to achieving TN50 goals
• Jakim forms special committee to empower syariah courts
• ‘Students nowadays are more pampered’
• Mother claims daughter scared off by school bully
• Dad wants action on teacher who beat son
• Teacher hit by student suffering from trauma
• It’s no joke, laughter keeps us united
• 444 more for ‘monster dad’
• Liow: Do not politicise the ECRL
• People who helped in building of Utar campus feted
• Actor-producer Datuk Hans Isaac
• Storm in a cup over segregatio­n
• 93% of netizens disagree with school’s separate cup move
• ‘Live’ screens for Johor royal wedding
• Debate on RUU355 postponed again
• RCEP for better access to invest abroad
• More scrutiny in handling financials
• ‘Allow clinics to dispense OTC medicine’
• No increase in checks on doctors, says ministry
• Locked premises leaves man fuming
• Guard hopes daughter who married her rapist can move on
• Getting ready for Kuala Lumpur 2017
• ‘The wedding will be in October’
• Man upset with airline after pet cat run over by plane
• Move to expand bike ban
• Concern over rising child sex cases
• US targets Venezuelan MPs
• FBI agents raid home of Trump’s ex-campaign chief
• US-Cuba ties hit strange note
• Israel demolishes homes of Palestinia­n attackers
• Guam’s residents patriotic but worried over verbal spat
• 29 killed after smugglers push migrants into sea
• Manila: Oil exploratio­n in disputed Reed Bank to remain on hold
• Quake death toll rises to 20
• China becomes first country to send quantum keys
• Kenya opposition demands Odinga be declared president
• Vitamin B3 can reduce miscarriag­es, birth defects
• Crime takes samba out of Rio nightlife
• End of an era as typewritin­g tests bite the dust in India
• Uprooted entreprene­urs form ‘Little Damascus’ in Syria
• 10 things about digital classrooms to think over
• Be positive agents of change
• Let’s all work for the common good
• Put phone away to keep it safe
• Crazy, out of this World wins
• Bitterswee­t bronze sees Felix equal Bolt and Ottey
• China’s Lijiao finally nails shot putt gold
• Jason eyes his Day in the sun again
• Humbling loss becomes Spieth’s greatest weapon
• Garcia still searching for Masters form
• Fresh FedEx fires on
• Pliskova begins No. 1 reign with ragged win
• Comeback not going to be easy for Serena, says Clijsters
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• US sanctions Marquez for alleged drug ties
• Defender Dalbert joins Inter in record Nice deal
• FOOTBALL RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Who’s going to rock?
• Poyet says sorry after another Shenhua loss
• Brighton agree club record fee for winger Izquierdo
• Rose plans to ‘play up north’ one day
• Lemina grills French friends on life in the EPL
• Rafa’s one unhappy manager
• Hold on to your seat
• English Premier League match-ups this weekend
• Trust me, put your money on Mour’s Devils
• Burnley hope to catch Chelsea by surprise
• Nauraj looking to qualify for long jump final in London
• Pei Jing hopes to be fourth time lucky with new partner
• Cabinet Ministers show support for athletes
• Golden trio picked as flag bearers for Asean Para Games
• Vietnam coach: We have a good chance just like any other team
• Mike’s back to guide national cueists to Games glory
• Do us proud, PM tells athletes
• I’ll take ’em down
• GRACE SACRIFICES JOB FOR CHANCE TO RIDE FOR NATION
• Conte wants more signings to cope with Champs League
• LIVERPOOL RE EJECT RM503MIL BA ARCA BID FOR COUT TINHO
• United boss Mour looks to restore dominance at Old Trafford
• Spurs’ Wembley jinx has Poch worried ahead of new season

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