The Star Malaysia - 2018-01-20

• Loan sharks getting creative
• Clinging on to Hope
• Bukit Aman vows to wipe out syndicates
• Chong: It’s a trap – loan sharks will haunt you forever
• Dad spent RM800,000 to cure daughter, but it’s still not enough
• Najib: Cast your ballots wisely
• Forest City developer signs MoU with schools
• Najib: Can a bankrupt govt record 6.2% growth?
• PPRs need volunteers to monitor safety
• Netizens: Be strict with those who throw litter from the floors above
• Timely aid for 200 families
• ‘All Hindu temples must close during lunar eclipse’
• Truck driver pleads not guilty
• Experts: Constituti­on needs to evolve
• Families get a roof over their heads
• Money grows on trees for senior citizen
• MPAJ’s move unreasonab­le, says Chong
• Feasibilit­y study cost just doesn’t add up, says Wee
• ‘Office bearers can sue on behalf of parties’
• Politician­s on MACC radar over tunnel payoffs
• Mum’s the word on Nurul Izzah and new seat
• Court rejects Mahathir’s bid to avoid witness stand
• Selangor BN against EC’s proposals on state boundaries
• CEPSI TO DISCUSS THE POWER OF TOMORROW
• ‘Farid will likely remain in KL’
• Scammers bait college students with escort jobs
• Birthrate falls in China
• Nine killed in Europe storms
• Breakthrou­gh in cancer blood test
• California couple deny torturing their 13 children
• US Bill to avert shutdown passed
• Clues sought in crash that killed Zimbabwean leader
• Amazon shortlists 20 cities for its second HQ
• May and Macron strike border deal at summit
• All-woman band in India smashes stereotype­s
• Leaders draw up demands
• Indonesia criticises Asean for lax attitude on human rights
• Jokowi to strengthen ties with trip to South Asia
• Full defence for all accused
• ‘MeToo’ China movement signals a shift in sexual attitudes
• Pope in Peru after tumultuous Chile visit
• Alarm as Scotland drug deaths spike
• Slow journey to change
• Corporal punishment does not help
• Your views
• Rahm roars early
• Defending champ Fleetwood sets pace to open title defence
• Rockets topple Wolves, Cavs hold on to edge Magic
• Smooth Rafael
• Players fry as Melbourne heatwave continues
• A Real respite
• Neymar on the spot as Lyon await PSG
• Fading Inter and Roma meet as Serie A restarts
• The rising Son
• Wenger vows to stick with troubled Arsenal
• A striking problem
• I will be judged on goals, says new Tofees striker Walcott
• Allardyce looks to shore up Everton defence
• Injury-free Irfan desires no throwbacks of 2017
• Table tennis coach sets realistic targets for Gold Coast
• A good Chap listens
• Nicholas dismisses danger of early exit in Singapore
• Peillat powers Terengganu to end Tenaga’s winning streak
• We’ve nothing to lose
• Irfan happy his boys are blending into a unit
• FMLLP seeks La Liga’s help to improve football
• Japan’s Nishimoto always gets better after beating Chong Wei
• Ratchanok: Women’s singles now more exciting than men’s
• QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS
• Birthday kick
• RUTHLESS SVITOLINA ENDS A DEBUTANT’S DREAM
• DAREN DARES TO DREAM AFTER REACHING SEMIS

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