The Star Malaysia - 2018-02-19

• Back to polls fever
• High anxiety, high drama
• Striking the right chord
• ‘Punishment to curb spread of fake news not working’
• Teoh to contest in Gelang Patah
• Foxes and zebra draw more visitors to Melaka Zoo
• Another RM2mil allocated to TAWP
• Human traffickin­g under watch
• Selangor BN to lodge MACC report over Ijok land issue
• Suria FM radio DJ Fizi Ali a happily married man
• ‘I’ll not step down as Permata patron’
• Cock-fighters die evading arrest
• Lee: Intensify awareness on water activity safety
• Dialysis centre aims to help the needy
• It’s a slow, slow drive back to the city
• Tourists appalled by slaughter of shark and manta rays
• M’sian field hospital in Cox’s Bazar to extend service period
• M’sian linked to Abu Sayyaf abductions
• Soy troublesom­e?
• Four dead in three-car crash
• Farming activists to contest for Perak seats under PSM
• Mixed feelings in Singapore over surcharge for Touch n Go
• Maritime agency nets six overloaded passenger boats
• Why Spielberg’s ‘The Post’ matters
• Newly-wed Kwok ‘owes’ everyone in HK ang pow
• Actress Elfira calls off engagement to singer Sufian
• Trump slams FBI
• Copter crash kills 13
• Mobile apps a boon for farmers
• Seeking unity post-Brexit
• 66 feared dead in plane crash
• Meddling by Russia undeniable, says Trump adviser
• Saudi women can open businesses without male consent
• No – Fidel Castro is not Canadian PM’s father
• Thais test faeces for tycoon’s DNA
• Lawyer wants ‘death squad president’ in court
• British female stars say ‘Time’s up’ ahead of Baftas
• ’Shame on you!’ student tells Trump at Florida anti-gun rally
• Britons count personal and ‘painful’ cost of Brexit
• Cruise liner brawl sends guests fleeing to cabins
• Kosovo marks 10 years of independen­ce
• Vatican official meets Chile abuse victim in New York
• Envoy: Crucial to restart peace talks
• Sacred Tibetan Jokhang temple catches fire
• 60 years of films keeps Berlin couple strong
• Romeo the lonesome frog feeling the love from fans
• Cyclists’ input vital in lane design
• Brazil is back on the developmen­t track
• Opting to retire due to hassle of paperwork
• Stray dogs should be handled with compassion
• Not prepared to be parents
• All academic studies are challengin­g
• Retaining dignity in court room appearance­s
• He’s the king of dunk
• Skier Hirscher grabs Olympic double
• Jin-young wins Women’s Australian Open wire-to-wire
• Southgate endures roller-coaster round to share lead
• Fighting fit for final
• Kvitova powers through to Qatar final after beating Wozniacki
• Nishikori goes down fighting to Anderson in semi-finals
• Capital gain
• Bayern snatch victory with late penalty but Cologne foiled by VAR
• Barca made to toil
• Demands of coaching Real-ly exhausting, says Zidane
• Cardiff pounce on Villa defeat in push for promotion
• Out to spoil the party
• Batshuayi reveals it was ‘not a good time’ at Chelsea
• It’s a huge uncertaint­y
• West Brom knocked out of Cup after week of woe
• Josiah is now sprint coach of Thailand cycling team
• Nur Rizuan returns with a bang to clinch gold with Khairul
• Shalin and Co nominated for SAM award
• Uniten sing the blues
• Dharmaraj to name team for Gold Coast after Japan friendlies
• Yusri faces big task of regrouping Kelantan
• Show of grit By LIM TEIK HUAT
• SEU BOCK WANTS DEBUTANTS TO SHINE AT ALL-ENGLAND
• PSG REBOUND FROM MADRID GLOOM
• WATSON SHOOTS TO TOP AT RIVIERA
• SALAH: MY GOAL RUSH IS FAR FROM OVER

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