The Star Malaysia - 2017-10-01

• Final countdown:
• Apps ditched in favour of finding love the old-fashioned way
• A deadly mission
• The ugly Malaysians
• PM: Measures in place for long-term benefit
• Let’s be wiser about TVET
• Ancient rite for the dead gets new lease of life
• Malaysian terror trio went to Philippine­s in 2014
• Govt should reconsider having new integrity body, says Lee
• Yee books Winter Games spot
• Young Muslimahs with ambition on the rise
• Stop all speculatio­n over probe of missing funds, says MACC head
• Raja Zarith: Stem decline in English language proficienc­y
• Meet Malaysia’s millennial Muslim women:
• Last race drives record numbers to SIC
• Woman who swapped racquet for race car
• ‘MCA vets unlikely to join DAP’
• Mah: ‘Durian diplomacy’ boosting ties with China
• ‘Semporna becoming a killing field for sea turtles’
• Child sex abuse cases on the rise in Sabah
• PAS sounds its war drums
• Cracks in homes force seven Penang families to flee
• Cancer survivor finds joy saving strays
• An array of good deals, offers
• MASwings turns 10 with lucky draw promo
• Stop racial and religious hatred
• It’s a match!
• Shooting Cupid’s arrows through cyberspace
• Dr M fishes in Sarawak waters
• Get down to the real job
• HK movie gets past Chinese censors by bashing the British
• More optimism on general election
• A new dimension to promoting love of country
• Trading blame
• Down with racism
• Easing burden on shelters
• Finding a way to escape
• More want to leave Myanmar
• Xi: Study capitalism but keep Marxism
• Minor damage as quake rattles Sichuan province
• Xi touts Trump ‘friendship’ in talks with Tillerson
• Being called a ’good man’ by Trump can be an omen
• Russia’s RT dismisses Twitter ads revelation
• No increased danger after Yosemite rocks fall
• Rescuers race to save animals from red zone
• Spanish cops move to enforce ban on Catalan independen­ce poll
• Iraqi military prepares to take control of Kurdish borders
• ‘This is a life-or-death story’
• The other side of the ‘Trump effect’
• Prada playing catch-up online in China
• Looming threat of the right
• Rory makes the cut
• Garcia overpowers Barty to win Wuhan Open
• Mozo retains New Zealand Open lead after third round
• Wade excited to be reunited with bosom buddy James
• Malaysia to host Nomura Cup
• Like a dream come true
• Oosthuizen will be on a mission to win when he visits Singapore again
• CIMB Classic on the rise
• Up, up and away
• Internatio­nal captain Price struggling for answers
• Woeful Lahiri disqualifi­ed and later benched
• England triumph
• S. Africa in strong position but top-scorer Elgar still unhappy
• Chandimal stars as Sri Lanka put pressure on Pakistan
• Monaco slip up at home
• Juventus fans in mafia grip, say Italian justice officials
• Spain coach defends Pique from critics who question his loyalty
• Bad Friday again for QPR
• Jack won’t hit the road
• Aguero has done nothing wrong, says Guardiola
• No rest for hitman
• Knee injury sidelines Burnley striker Walters
• Koeman dismisses Everton crisis talk ahead of Burnley visit
• Morata grabs the headlines but Kante remains Blues’ fulcrum
• Stay in or stay out
• Doubles coach Jeremy decides it’s time to move on from BAM
• Syamer to treat senior call-up as learning process
• Ocon and Perez in good spots for high finish
• Surprise, surprise
• No prancing horses as Vettel starts from last
• South African Keyser bags his third straight title of the season
• Itching four a win
• Daniel denied hattrick of wins in Formula 4 due to technical problem
• Nicol sails into final
• Coach Zainal gets one-year extension
• Redhot Lewis
• FELLAINI STRIKES TWICE AS UNITED CRUSH PALACE
• NEWCASTLE’S RAFA GAME FOR RED-HOT REUNION
• Haruan for healing
• How to trea at warts
• Cleaning out earwax
• Injecting drugs through the skin
• Factors for strong bones
• The high price of dengue
• Taking care of your heart
• Grown-ups at play
• A boost for STEM education
• IB recognitio­n for local schools
• Education Minister: People expect quality education
• Need for teachers to keep up with new technologi­es
• Online teaching gaining ground in China
• Graduates seek greener pastures
• Funds for learning pathway
• A course for her cause
• Graduating with flying colours
• Training to use drone technology
• Towards a multicultu­ral campus
• Bidding adieu to a great mentor
• Showing analytical skills in challenge
• ‘Best practice’ recognitio­n for two schools

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