The Star Malaysia - 2017-11-03

• Royal wrath
• Selamat datang, Prince Charles
• Hollywood losing its lustre
• And, the award goes to ...
• Liow: Schools a coup by MCA
• PM launches two books, one to counter ‘failed state’ claims
• Bugis groups join in fray against Mahathir
• Cops: Mat Lajak stealing rental bikes
• Ambiga: Those harassing me disrespect­ful of UK court
• Team formed to combat illegal online gambling
• RM5mil items seized in Sabah probe
• Cops looking up past cases of ‘Datuk Seri’ in assault case
• Jack Ma to attend DFTZ grand launch
• Smooth operation at checkpoint
• Four held in Pastor Koh’s case freed due to no proof
• Elderly man attacked by son dies
• Cops to probe if DAP rep hit woman
• Teacher fell into ‘trap’
• No hiding from us, cops warn drug syndicates
• Kedah Ruler heads Perak Sultan’s birthday honours list
• Debunking myths: Can spicy foods increase our metabolic rate?
• MP questions electoral rolls
• Saifuddin denies talk he’s next MAINPP president
• Deluge of queries on floods at Penang assembly meeting
• ‘No coercion in direct hiring of maids’
• Counsellin­g help for families of crash victims
• Most fires occur in homes
• Ministry wants long-term solution for overworked doctors
• More foreigners for our varsities
• Losing the plot on plot ratios
• 78-year-old dad finds fame
• Fazura’s musical dream comes true
• On the ground trip
• Westminste­r under the microscope
• US President’s reaction
• Argentina mourns loss of five citizens in NY tragedy
• Cop hailed for role in stopping attacker
• Suppressed Uzbeks turning to militancy abroad
• From quiet child to serial killer
• Xi hopes for better ties with N. Korea
• PNG: We won’t force out refugees in Australian camp stand-off
• British govt under pressure to publish Brexit papers
• Ex-Pakistani PM back to face trial
• Hit list exposes Russian hacking
• CIA releases 470,000 more files from 2011 Osama raid
• Add energy planning in TN50
• Cautious over red lights in the economy
• Family the first school in life
• Left with a problem that was not of his own making
• Your views
• Cavs slowly sinking
• McGregor wants to fight a boxer on home turf
• Mercedes not convinced by 2021 F1 engine proposal
• India thump New Zealand in Nehra’s swansong
• It’s a long road
• Barty beats Kerber to reach semis in Zhuhai
• Rose: Garcia’s the best bet for Golfer of the Year award
• It’s just perfect
• Oxygen tanks ready as Tibet team make China pro league history
• No wall’s too hard to break
• Dutch midfielder Wijnaldum adds to Klopp’s injury worries
• Dortmund’s last-16 hopes hurt after home draw with APOEL
• Don’t overreact
• Ronaldo pines for Morata and Rodriguez after Spurs lesson
• Record Man of City
• Re-Serg-ence! – Aguero back from the brink to become City icon
• United fans seek meeting with Mourinho over tensions
• Catalyst of change
• Durriyah gives herself two years to make the grade for US LPGA Tour
• Scaling the Great Wall
• Lawn bowlers reach crucial point in Australia
• Felda United on the brink of Super League ejection after licence problem
• Fadhli: Let’s not blow our chances this time
• Plan to send coaches for overseas stints in the pipeline
• RM30,000 incentive and C’wealth Games ticket leave Afiq on a high
• Keen Hoo bent on redeeming himself in world amateur meet
• Terengganu bank on four national players in Razak Cup
• The real deal
• KEDAH’S AKRAM HAS A POINT TO PROVE TO JDT IN MALAYSIA CUP FINAL
• NEMANJA IS JOSE’S AUTO-MATIC CHOICE FOR CHELSEA CLASH
• SUREEYA EYES BIGGER THINGS AFTER WORLD JUNIORS BRONZE

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