The Star Malaysia - 2018-04-19

• Perks aplenty for Perak
• Drama in choppy waters as patrolman’s quick wit saves woman
• Under my umbrella
• Barbara Bush dies at 92
• More than ‘X’ marks the spot
• Malaysians in China look forward to voting
• Man films kids in lewd videos
• Lorry driver held for allegedly abusing stepchild, five
• GST will not be raised after elections, says DPM
• Classic songs get a new beat in special album
• Liow: Road, rail projects to boost Bentong
• Young and restless to serve
• ‘Bring my girl back from Nepal prison’
• Reveal motive behind wanting rival parties gone, Ti tells DAP
• Former comrades head for showdown
• Azran likely to challenge ex-boss Mustapa
• Zaid: DAP a Chinese party
• Ex-DAP state chief to contest in Labis
• Selangor DAP gets one more state seat
• ‘Hadi won’t be defending Ru Rendang’
• Amanah yet to decide on Miqdad’s replacemen­t
• EC: Up to PKR if Opposition wants to use its logo
• Pakatan’s greatest threat is PAS, says Nasrudin
• ‘Indian votes will help BN in marginal seats’
• Nurul Izzah wins suit
• Police urge political parties to follow the law
• Consumers get a taste of the future
• Dream wedding becomes a nightmare
• Welfare home gets to expand kitchen thanks to foundation
• Hisham: Defence industry players not swayed by opposition politics
• Kelantan dress code is ‘out of fashion’
• No regrets for manager who left comfy job to be a farmer
• Spelling out the caretaker govt’s role
• 91-year-old to vote for 14th time in GE14
• Chasing feline away causes cat-astrophe
• NGO to focus on demands of Tamil community
• Plane in peril
• Armenians cry foul
• Trump: Peace within reach
• Damage control
• German cops crack down on Thai prostituti­on ring
• Aussie surfing event called off after shark attacks
• Statue of doctor who tested on slaves removed
• Firms sign against cyberattac­ks
• US lawmakers jolted by Syria briefing as Pentagon warns of IS resurgence
• Baboons escape biomedical research facility in Texas
• Indonesia nabs suspect behind bootleg alcohol deaths
• May: Anti-gay laws are wrong
• Germany hits brakes on Macron’s European dream
• Kremlin earnings list gives glimpse into officials’ wealth
• Sniffer dogs among new anti-doping tactics in UK
• Inspectors waiting for green light
• Runaway Dubai princess ‘brought back’ to emirate
• Visa-free travel to Chinese ‘Hawaii’
• Officials sniffing for a new family for old dog
• Chinese and American doctors offer poor kids free surgeries
• Sports abaya gains traction in Saudi
• Japan’s forced sterilisat­ion victims seek justice
• Help others by doing your job
• It’s not smashing for badminton
• Body shaming has no place in contempora­ry society
• Make environmen­t a priority
• New timeline for postal voting could be a problem
• Memories that linger
• Wizards spellbound by rampant Raptors, Celtics down Bucks
• Lopez wins as Froome finishes fourth in Alps second stage
• Thiem saves match point in victory over Rublev
• F1 aim for flat-out racing in 2019 with fuel limit rise
• Rosberg: Beware the Hamilton fightback
• Nerazzurri on the rise
• Russia’s inside-out World Cup arena ‘doesn’t sway in wind’
• You know where I am, Benzema tells Deschamps
• Hiccup on the road
• Rodriguez wary of Real’s Champions League ‘chip’
• Stellar Bayern crush Leverkusen to reach German Cup final
• Third-Division Les Herbiers march into French Cup final
• My prerogativ­e!
• Ambitious Shaqiri frustrated by Stoke’s relegation scrap
• He can go all the way up
• Everton ask fans to rate manager Allardyce
• Adam ready to rev up
• Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin out to impress Thomas Cup selectors
• Muizzuddin aims to make his mark in new season of F4SEA
• Racing outfit plan to introduce wild card system
• Danny struggling to find his footing in Japan Golf Tour
• City built to last
• RICCIARDO WANTS SHOR RTER DEAL DUE TO SPORT’S UNCERTAINT TY
• DAUNTING TASK AWAITS DIVERS AT ASIAN GAMES

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