The Star Malaysia - 2017-09-01

• Spirit of ’ 57
• Cop shot dead in police station
• M’sian flag helped forge 60-year friendship
• Expressing their love for nation with clothes
• Proud day for Chan and sons picked to recite Rukunegara
• US Embassy releases video in conjunctio­n with National Day
• Aide: Tunku cried like a child when May 13 riots broke
• Colourful fiesta throughout the country
• ‘MCA dares to face criticisms’
• Bad to bring back kiddie packs, says Lam Thye
• KLIA helpdesk a good initiative, say Chinese tourists
• Son critically injured in car chase between wife and husband
• Uncle proud of niece’s feat
• Mum the force behind shuttler’s gold performanc­e
• Archer’s dad: It was an indescriba­ble feeling watching him win gold
• So o much to love about my ‘tanahair’
• A chance to improve English
• Duped Chinese workers staying at Senai airport until flight home
• ‘No approval for 12 land clearing cases in Penang Hill’
• Long holiday brings heavy jam
• World #QuranHour programme attracts 3,000 participan­ts
• Sabah PKR chief Liew is new state Pakatan chairman
• Sabah DAP unfazed by state deputy chief’s exit from party
• ‘We’ll wipe out illegal online gambling’
• Butcher slashed to death while chopping meat at his stall
• I had to run, says man who fought crocodile for his life
• Azmin: PKR respects Pakatan’s decision
• Celebratin­g our achievemen­ts and independen­ce
• Spirit of Malaysia in an eventful week
• 70,722 celebrate birthday on National Day
• Pilgrims on haj pray at Mt Arafat
• US and S. Korea rattle sabres
• Japan minister seeks missile intercepto­rs in budget
• Beijing condemns calls for new sanctions against North Korea
• Musharraf declared a fugitive in Bhutto case
• More dead expected in Harvey’s grim aftermath
• Two explosions at flooded Texas plant
• S’pore jails unruly, drunk Australian for six months
• China cops accuse tycoon in US of rape
• Trump Tower lobbyist testifies
• US federal judge blocks Texas immigratio­n Bill
• 12 killed in building collapse
• Admirers pay tribute to the late Princess Diana
• 17 Rohingya, including children, drown trying to flee Myanmar
• Small packs worth a try
• Memories of the day the People’s Princess died
• Your views
• A must-win for Seb
• Froome extends lead as Lopez wins Stage 11
• Fall of the rising stars
• From Davis Cup villain to US Open sensation
• US hungry for revenge after previous Costa Rica mauling
• Let's win it all
• Hoewedes signs for Juventus in hasty transfer
• French lesson spurs Kane
• Harry hopes September will be a more august month
• The Ox turns Red
• Leftback Gibbs joins West Brom from Arsenal
• Kane backs Spurs chief Levy’s cautious transfer dealings
• Tottenham sign Foyth from Estudiante­s
• Prancing with pride
• Women shuttlers steal the limelight from men
• National water skiers underline potential with four golds
• No time for celebratio­n
• Mountain retreat did wonders for silat exponents
• Lawn bowlers in imperious form at Bukit Kiara
• Sailors eye 2020 Olympics after smooth show
• Not enough good swimmers coming through the ranks
• Johnathan helps NSAM hit the bullseye
• A class above the rest
• Women’s indoor hockey leaves much to be desired
• Muay’s golds augur well for challenge in Manila
• Time to up the ante
• We certainly have a great future ahead, says ISAM president
• It’s business as usual for national artistic gymnasts
• HOW WE FARED – SPORT BY SPORT
• Japan make it!
• SHARAPOVA IN US OPEN THIRD ROUND

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