The Star Malaysia - 2018-03-27

• Guan Eng graft trial begins
• Hefty bill for fakery
• Time to work together
• 18 nations go against Russia
• ‘Fishermen won’t be left behind’
• Najib: Govt will be short of RM20bil without GST
• Specialist services at cluster hospitals a big help, says Subra
• Be very wary of sweet offers
• Salesman searching for missing Thai wife
• Rotary Malaysia aims to promote kindness in schools
• Experts: Clearer definition­s of fake news needed
• Let’s practise mature politics, says Salleh
• A bitter Bill to swallow
• Bill has strong implicatio­ns for media, says NUJ
• It is meant to help and protect public, says Chong
• Bruising encounters on the cards
• Masidi: Sabah Parks made right move to suspend guides
• Sarawak BN aiming to win 28 parliament­ary seats
• Let’s draw more tourists from China, says Wee
• ‘Chinese will lose out from DAP’s battles’
• Jawi officer: No warrants during raids
• PAS aims to tighten grip on Kelantan
• Amanah banking on moderation in Terengganu
• Three DAP MPs suspended for 10 days
• Expulsion to remain as last resort, says Chong
• STARS TO MOTIVATE JOB SEEKERS
• Perfect homes go on display under one roof
• Islam promotes safe births
• From top singer to a janitor in shopping mall
• Conman posed as Fish Leong to cheat women
• Land allocated for Tamil secondary school in S’gor
• Moving picture
• 64 die in shopping centre blaze
• Porn star tells all on TV
• Ex-Catalonian president to face judge in Germany
• Myanmar skirts US sanctions
• Philippine­s urges tougher global action on cybersex child traffickin­g
• Saudis intercept seven rebel missiles
• Court to hear new redistrict­ing case
• Politician arrested over tweet
• ‘Super hangar’ to nest surging civil fleet
• From TV to White House
• Street art makes a splash in HK
• UN food agency chief warns of new European migrant crisis
• Scientists to publish first-ever global land health report
• Moving forward with GST
• Take interest in data breach
• Do you know ...
• Quality of doctors in primary care must be maintained
• Youths must move forward
• Malaysia stands proud in MotoGP
• Be strict to curb traffic offences
• A dramatic Kiwi victory
• Cilic and Del Potro advance as Dimitrov falls in Miami
• Pacers pull away late to clinch playoff spot
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• It pays to be driven as Eun-hee wins two cars
• FIVE THINGS WE LEARNED FROM AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX
• World champ Sagan sprints past Quick-Step quartet for victory
• Water bottle malfunctio­n leaves Sainz feeling sick
• Mour like a badger
• Wenger bemoans ‘age discrimina­tion’ amid uncertaint­y
• Tottenham’s Vertonghen not stressed about Alderweire­ld’s future
• Gomez determined to absorb Van Dijk’s knowledge
• The memory remains
• Brazil are better but will still miss Neymar, says Sane
• Cameroon begin post-Broos era with win in Kuwait
• Forward thinking
• Coach Van Marwijk chases first Australia win
• The Italian job
• Butland relishes England’s World Cup keeper battle
• Joy and sorrow
• Afiq-Khairul have a mountain to climb after tepid show in Rio
• Charles hopes to finally gun down his first medal
• Idil and Izam suffer temporary setback in Moto3 Juniors
• Show some spunk girls, coach Seu Bock tells Uber Cup shuttlers
• MFL slash penalties for 10 M-League teams
• Captain crisis
• TRACIE’S GOLD COAST DREAM SHATTERED
• CHONG WEI’S SWAN SONG WON’T BE SMOOTH SAILING
• PENG SOON-LIU YING OUT TO MAKE IT A 1-2 FINISH IN MIXED DOUBLES
• BUBBA’S ALL BUBBLY AFTER TOPPING WGC MATCH PLAY C’SHIP
• COUNTDOWN TO GOLD COAST COMMONWEAL­TH GAMES – 8 DAYS TO GO
• HAMILTON VOW WS TO BOUNCE BACK IN BAHRA IN

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