The Star Malaysia - 2018-05-21

• You’re amazing, M’sia
• ‘Let’s get our money back’
• Bye bye to MB post on the cards
• Sarawak Report timeline
• A confidence that was well rewarded
• Rooting out corruption – from the bottom
• Kuok to attend CEP meeting this week, says Kadir
• Winds of change in Sabah ministry
• TYT lodges report against Musa
• Ti: Clarify scope and authority of CEP
• ‘Ensure no profiteeri­ng during transition period’
• Govt urged to enhance tertiary education programmes
• Embracing sustainabl­e giving
• Globetrott­er chef serves up Nyonya delights
• Miserable night for Balik Pulau folk
• ‘Sirul is not needed to reopen case’
• MyPPP confirms it – Kayveas, you’re no longer with the party
• Johor chamber wants RCI to probe land deals
• Cat’s out of the Birkin bag for fake viral photos
• ‘I did not steal from the people’
• Former PM checks health, says all is normal
• Guan Eng: Functions of finance and economic affairs differ
• Kit Siang not keen on minister’s post
• He’s happy labouring in a cemetery
• Ex-mat lajak takes a jump in life
• Police shoot fake forex syndicate member dead
• Scheme benefiting the rich
• ‘My ideas will make up for inexperien­ce’
• Help those in need based on needs not race, says ethnic studies expert
• Six pygmy elephants found dead
• NGO calls for Orang Asli Ministry to be establishe­d
• Putting in place a new Malaysian order
• Cause of Bella Dally’s split ‘unpleasant to share’
• Man in S’pore-registered car seen taking potted plant
• It’s never too late to chase your dream
• The Windsors: Thanks everyone!
• ‘School shooter was rejected’
• Britain to tackle ‘wild west’ Internet with new laws
• Man hit by lava in first serious volcano injury
• Japan’s ‘Airbnb law’ a double-edged sword
• Ex-envoy jailed for spying
• Taiwan’s Tsai vows to step up security after pressure from Beijing
• N. Korea demands Seoul return waitress ‘defectors’
• Honeybees buzz on Berlin Cathedral
• Plan to cull brumbies scrapped
• Congo’s health ministry: Ebola deaths rise to 26
• Kenya probes ‘theft of public funds’
• 20-year wait, still nothing
• Rohingya told to leave border zone
• Philippine­s will not provoke China into a war
• ‘Shoplifter­s’ steals Palme d’Or
• Kore-eda – director whose films never lack heart
• We know who you are, Argento tells Cannes predators
• Actress accuses ‘Fifth Element’ director of raping her
• Wrongfully jailed for 20 years
• Crime solver’s descendant­s get reward 180 years later
• Ombudsman better system to solve rakyat’s grievances
• Bucking the trend in voter turnout
• Science and technology needs the safe hands of Dr Mahathir
• Concerns surroundin­g new education minister
• Get better literature textbooks for students
• LeBron leads Cavaliars to thumping win over Boston
• Froome takes Stage 14 to jump back into reckoning in Italy
• Rampant Spaniard
• Six injured and two in serious condition after title parade
• Time to say goodbye
• Balotelli back as new coach Mancini plots Italy’s revival
• Point to ponder
• Depay treble sees Lyon beat Nice and book Champs League spot
• I’ll never change
• Celtic grab ‘double treble’ with Scottish Cup victory
• Felda coach hopes his men will stay vigilant at all times
• We’re not sore losers
• Our women’s team miss out on ACT bronze to China
• MotoGP rookie Hafizh grabs championsh­ip points in Le Mans
• He’s Dan cautious
• Chun Seang wants BWF to review match-fixing charge
• Jalani: Play with your heart and it can overcome shortcomin­gs
• Chong Wei’s a smash hit with Algeria’s Hamek
• Take his word for it
• Lighter but tougher
• Teammates help Ying Ying relax
• Follow the Lee-ader >Reports by RAJES PAUL on Pages 37-39
• Bliss for Blues:
• AARON SHOWS HE’S WISE BEYOND HIS YEARS
• SWEET ENDING FOR SVITOLINA AT ITALIAN OPEN

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