The Star Malaysia - 2018-05-26

• The RM114mil question
• Plight of the children
• Musa no longer in Malaysia
• TI: Umno must prove it is legitimate owner of seized money
• Seized jewellery, watches to be authentica­ted
• Cops in the dark over chocolate bandits
• Shafie confident Pan-Borneo Highway project will go on
• Azmin and Abu Kassim turn up for surprise meeting with CEP
• ‘No more drama, time to work’
• Shahidan insists he did not commit treason
• ‘Perlis Nine’ did not intend to boycott swearing-in
• ‘Youth at risk of road deaths’
• Mixed reaction towards news of delayed PTPTN loan repayment
• Pima: Driving schools honest and profession­al
• Identify transactio­ns subject to GST before June 1, retailers told
• Logging made water polluted, say villagers
• ‘Dad wanted to compensate teacher’
• Jamal Yunos has fled from police custody
• State councillor Saminathan has the drive to succeed
• Law grad starts crowdfundi­ng to reduce national debt
• ‘BN to be effective Opposition’
• Special lemang a big hit
• ‘Telekung’ trader aims to help those in need
• Malaysians eager to experience fasting in Mecca
• ASEAN CAN SHOW THE WAY ON TRADE
• Don’t implement VHI too hastily, say stakeholde­rs
• Donations sought for infant with serious disease
• Council meetings now open to public
• Najib takes a swipe at new Govt
• Zahid: Umno worried more civil servants will be fired
• A chance to view Buddha paintings
• M’sia determined to seek justice for MH17 victims
• High hopes for high standards
• Shot-in-Malaysia financial thriller ‘Trading Floor’ released
• Amy eyes another Himalayan base camp
• Hope for talks
• Race to contain disease
• Beefing up terror laws
• Seeking justice
• Aussie nun who irked Duterte fights expulsion
• At least seven dead in Benghazi attack
• Museum gives visitors a smell to remember
• Trump pens passive-aggressive letter to Kim cancelling talks
• S’pore cops can now take leave – hotel rooms released
• Brazil reaches deal over trucker strike
• France upholds landmark Rwandan genocide conviction
• Israel court upholds Gaza border open-fire rules
• Thai monk defrocked, charged over amulet fraud
• Oman braces for severe landfall by Cyclone Mekunu
• Data protection laws in effect
• American kids recreate royal wedding for photoshoot
• Survivors seek damages in deadly Tennessee wildfires
• Woman who posed as black accused of welfare fraud
• ’Show Dogs’ scenes cut over abuse resemblanc­e
• Getting to grips with debt
• Tackle issues in industrial relations
• ‘Red shirts’ are not required
• Alleged Kvitova attacker taken into custody
• Na nails the birdies
• Rockets blaze past Warriors to edge closer to NBA Finals
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• McIlroy cards five-under in first round, two shots off lead
• Yates clings to lead as Dumoulin and Froome launch attacks
• Arrest that, Kop
• Captain Henderson praises ‘visionary’ Klopp
• Paint the town Red
• Fulham and Villa clash in £160mil promotion shootout
• How Real won three Champions League finals in four years
• Mane sends 300 Liverpool shirts to home village
• Testing the waters
• Revamped Serbia take Krstajic gamble in last-16 bid
• South Korea seeking consistenc­y as World Cup nears
• Melaka out to end losing streak in Terengganu tie
• Put the samba on hold
• Tun Hakim ready to shine in dream PBA Tour debut
• Women’s hockey team seek victory at World Series
• YSD pulls out as title sponsor for LPGA Malaysia
• Harsh lesson learned
• THE PROBABLE MALAYSIAN LINE-UP FOR 2020?
• Change of guard in men’s doubles department
• Lee-ave it to Zii Jia
• BAM pay tribute to veteran Chong Wei for his selfless act
• Misbun’s protege comes of age in Bangkok
• Show Real the real Reds
• Thai-tanic surprise!:
• SHARAPOVA MAY BUMP INTO SERENA IN FRENCH OPEN LAST
• GAVIN SURVIVES ROLLERCOAS­TER ROUND IN ENGLAND

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