The Star Malaysia - 2017-11-29

• Helping hands are here
• Mystery millions stump investigat­ors
• Floods getting worse in Kelantan and Terengganu
• Migrant workers deserve much better
• Teacher charged with spreading false claim on WhatsApp
• No approval for BPA project
• National Audit Dept: Perak did well with its finances
• Three Bio Desaru projects inactive for seven years
• More complaints on Penang Bridge run
• Members to get the ‘winning trait’ at Umno assembly
• Royal ASFA50 takes on Musang King
• M’sia aiming for cleaner shipping fuel by 2020
• New dental Bill tabled
• Ministry: Duterte’s way not for us
• ‘BRT project cancelled due to LRT3’
• Selangor records highest number of bankrupts
• Govt can’t stop firms charging fees for cashless payment
• Their days come alive for Rumah Solehah residents
• UM algae project wins Newton Prize
• Johor Sultan helps boost Bahrain ties
• M’sian dogs really do deserve better
• Certainly a breach too far
• Nabila Huda adds comedy to her repertoire
• Girl molested by her grandfathe­r for four years
• Volcanic fury
• Kenya’s new chief sworn in
• Feminist in the palace
• Court allows screening of ‘Padmavati’
• Syria regime agrees to join talks
• Knife attack on German mayor likely political
• Ivanka’s visit to India raises questions about her brand
• Pope calls for unity amid Rohingya crisis
• Thai celebrity elephant kills owner
• Seven Indonesian­s hospitalis­ed after bizarre sorcery ritual
• General facing probe kills himself
• Taiwan man imprisoned for subverting state power
• Markle follows Grace Kelly in abandoning acting
• Aussie cops foil terror plot
• Weinstein hit by new sex attack lawsuit
• Graphic Australian video of Japanese whaling released
• Hopes for a better tomorrow
• Saudi ‘Matchstick’ TV host takes over state broadcaste­r
• Artificial muscles give ‘superpower’ to robots
• It’s good to take a break to recharge
• New BP figures spark debate
• Running leads to a healthier lifestyle
• Don’t shun imported books
• Family-based care for children
• The best of three
• Missing Stokes laid bare in England’s defeat
• England chief slaps midnight curfew on his players
• Eight is enough
• Two more Russian Sochi Winter Olympians stripped of their golds
• Euro Games to include new mixed gender team event in 2019
• Ricciardo has much to ponder as he considers Red Bull future
• Williams hope Kubica can tick all the right boxes
• Don’t blow it!
• Formula One owners have plenty of work to do
• Todt says leaving F1 would hurt Ferrari
• A heavy burden
• Italy legend Buffon wins best player award
• In no hurry at all
• Ranieri all set for Monaco reunion
• FOOTBALL RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Former Chelsea director Emenalo joins Monaco
• Demolition of Everton lifts Saints ahead of City test
• Moyes tells Unsworth to leave Everton if denied full-time job
• Crisis at managerles­s Everton deepens with no end in sight
• Gunners will not sell Ozil and Sanchez in January, says Wenger
• Wait for your turn
• In-form Smith gives Cherries boss Howe selection headache
• Early flight for Lee
• Akmal finds his mark to shoot way into the quarter-finals
• Wei Feng and Joo Ven survive opening day blues for Malaysia
• Azlan hoping to sneak his way onto the podium
• Bring it on
• Nicholas surprised to be in Team Asia despite dip in form
• KL junior squash meet attracts record number of entries
• Dream is over
• Dragons rope in Washington to replace Jones for the ABL
• Rising Sterling
• TAKE US TO EDEN, CONTE CHALLENGES HAZARD
• ARSENAL GOALKEEPER CECH REFUSES TO ABANDON TITLE HOPE
• WOODS GETTING STRONG REVIEWS IN RETURN TO COURSE

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