The Star Malaysia - 2017-10-29

• Mangled wreck:
• RM48mil web of deceit
• ‘Enough is enough’
• A budget that hits the crux of the matter
• Bursting for change
• Parliament­ary crisis
• De Real Wan transforms
• Superwoman wonders
• Aye to A.I. cognitive skills training
• Trimming young waists
• A man linked to the murder of an Estonian model three years ago dies in a car crash near Mersing, Johor. Killed
• Don’t play doctor
• Sick seductor jailed
• Attack of the microbes
• Measure will ease employers’ burden
• Mustafar Ali: It will prevent cheating by dishonest agents
• Move a relief for those looking to employ maids
• ‘Funds for schools in the future’
• Tok Pa: Budget bodes well for SME growth
• 1.3 million smallholde­rs set to benefit
• Pensioners happy with special payment of RM750
• Military getting new assets
• Asli cautions Govt over operating expenditur­e
• It’s a pragmatic budget, says Ramon
• ‘Federal Govt paying attention to the needs of Sarawakian­s’
• Rohani: Govt to train more women entreprene­urs
• Cops find knife used in attack on Sohaimi
• MCMC issues warning over illegal satellite dishes
• Auto show shifts up a gear
• Dad and daughter get doctorate at the same convocatio­n
• ‘Do not abuse social media’
• R.AGE wins big at marketing awards
• Apologise for Ops Lalang, Dr M told
• The day the earth moved
• #Malaysia too
• Soul searching on Malaysia’s cultural identity
• Chew is still charging ahead
• Saving the ‘ghosts of the mountains’
• Of race and national identity in the Lion City
• Dos and don’ts of e-commerce
• Spain sacks Catalan govt
• Desert dream of Saudi Arabia
• Myanmar nabs two journalist­s
• Plan for sterilisat­ion to curb Rohingya population
• Filmmaker Inarritu awarded Oscar for VR show on migrants
• ‘Any attack will be defeated’
• First charges filed in US probe on Russia links
• Party shouting ‘Death to blasphemer­s’ gains footing
• Iceland holds second snap polls after series of scandals
• PLA to be world-class by 2050
• Firm launches robot to serve the elderly
• Traditiona­l medicine roots may be older than thought
• H7N9 virus mutates and makes infections easier
• Museum debuts 3D holograms of Holocaust survivors
• Nobel Prize for Hiroshima survivor’s anti-nuclear efforts
• No crack in China’s glass ceiling
• Cold reality dawns for Catalonia
• When politics becomes just too predictabl­e
• Battle of the Ws
• Shadab’s last-over six and Ashraf hattrick seal Pakistan win
• Federer survives Mannarino test to reach semi-finals
• Hingis bids farewell with doubles defeat
• Good response for Carlsberg Classic
• More than just a tournament
• Your go-to chip shot
• Ricciardo roars in
• Johnson crushes Koepka as he seeks victory in Shanghai
• Raptors rally to beat Lakers and spoil Ball’s birthday
• Woods pleads guilty to reckless driving, avoids jail
• We’re no longer toxic
• FIFA may replace Confederat­ions Cup with new club competitio­n
• FIFA will not intervene in Israel-Palestine standoff
• Nice one, Cavani
• Bewitched Benevento haunted by nightmaris­h Serie A debut
• Chapecoens­e not negligent in fatal air crash, say prosecutor­s
• FOOTBALL RESULTS
• Right balancing act
• BR feared heart attack after Reds axe
• Mirallas wants Everton to show confidence and passion
• Load of rubbish!
• Mourinho: Shaw still has future at United
• Benitez says judge Magpies’ potential in January
• Promising Citizen
• Youngster Brooks sends Blades to the top
• Once-bitten Pep wary of complacenc­y
• Not this time, Aguero
• Pellegrino: Saints still searching for identity
• Second best, again
• Malaysia qualify for third-placing playoff
• Farmco survive Verve attack to storm into final
• Late defensive collapse sees Malaysia go down to China
• Jellson in the limelight
• Asum to give Wendy chance to explain before taking action
• Magrao credits players’ fighting spirit for lifting title
• Confident Adam and Sasaki hope to pick up points
• QUALIFYING TIMES
• Keeping his chin up
• Mir still thirsty for more victories despite lifting Moto3 title
• Sports will play its role to curb social ills, says KJ
• Ryu shows why she’s head of the class
• Good show despite loss
• Our doubles challenge snuffed out
• Dani’s menace > TOMORROW BURNLEY vs NEWCASTLE the
• LPGA Malaysia: Kerr shoots a 65 for one-shot lead over Shanshan
• Too much skin
• How to treat ‘stomach flu’
• The UK experience
• Eating for immunity
• For your ears only
• Preventing heart attacks
• We are unhealthy
• A bitter bill to swallow
• 10 new Chinese schools to be built
• Kamalanath­an: Violence not the solution
• Bright start for SJK(C) Sunsuria
• Don’t measure success by just good grades
• Be proud, no Bahasa pasar please!
• Hello! Time to get a good night’s rest
• Outcry on pellets to be offered as meals for poor kids in Brazil
• Unesco: Make African nations accountabl­e for education shortfalls
• Dr Ng’s tips for parents
• A Dutch learning experience
• UniKL keeps its grads on track
• An unfrog-ettable competitio­n
• Take a leaf out of his book
• Have good grasp of Bahasa Malaysia, students told
• Cool ride for young scribe
• Need for counsellor­s in schools with low student intake

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