The Star Malaysia - 2018-07-05

• Set to go on and on
• With Umno’s help, Kedah state assembly finally gets its Speaker – former Kuala Kedah MP Datuk Ahmad Kassim.
• Unimaginab­le grief for nurse and hubby after their baby was found in babysitter’s refrigerat­or.
• Former PM pleads not guilty to four charges
• Thomas: MACC to give us more info on 1MDB
• AG challenges gag order on media discussion of case
• Ask Najib about persecutio­n claim, says Dr M
• ‘Arrest a lesson for others’
• Argument over Najib’s bail amount lasted an hour
• ‘Hot’ numbers linked to ex-PM’s arrest sold out
• No tears, Rosmah tells supporters
• Najib not under remand, so no orange ‘uniform’
• ‘Vacate seats immediatel­y’
• IGP: Jamal to be deported from Indonesia soon
• ‘Child brides are still developing’
• DPM: Need for effective DRR fuelled by climate change vagaries
• A taste of the future in Negri
• Fulfil promise to strengthen Chinese education, Teo urged
• Zooming in on Tanjung Aru project
• Teacher admits asking student about missing handphone
• Man nabbed for stealing fan and attacking cops
• Johor hopes to save RM30mil
• One Community One JPJ programme scrapped
• A youthful awakening in public sector
• Tertiary studies on the cusp of change
• Shima: I won’t be a pushy mum
• Naked shopper causes a stir on social media
• Likely saved by birthday snacks
• 34 killed in latest Indonesia ferry accident
• Philippine soldiers retake town
• Reykjavik people officially hate the rain
• Mystery substance resurfaces
• Copter pilot beaten during convict’s daring escape
• Polish Supreme Court’s top judge defies ‘purge’
• Blame it on testostero­ne
• Nuts may boost male fertility, study shows
• Auto-braking failures behind 72 accidents in Japan last year
• Britain tests virtual reality time travel to fight dementia
• FAA rejects legroom rules
• Air NZ adds plant-based burger to in-flight menu
• Chinese tycoon dies in freak fall
• Zhejiang flushed with success in ‘toilet revolution’
• Kayaker finishes epic solo Tasman Sea voyage
• IMF urges NZ to rethink plan
• Watchdog: NZ spied on Pacific neighbours for years
• Electronic shark lines to be installed along popular WA beaches
• Koreas begin basketball friendlies in latest peace move
• Chinese bet big on World Cup
• First steps to health reform
• Beating Malaysia’s top preventabl­e diseases
• Show clear reasons for axing project
• Reducing cost of going online
• Plug loopholes in Wildlife Conservati­on Act
• First-set nightmare
• Nadal critical of 25-second shot clock plan
• Spaniard Lopez still gets his kicks after 66
• Hamilton ready for record six at Silverston­e
• Back on familiar turf
• Banking group continues effort to develop young talents
• Safawi aims to end his goal drought in friendly
• Big game, big ask
• Japan’s Honda and captain Hasebe call time on internatio­nal career
• Maradona offers to coach Argentina for free
• Suarez to Griezmann: Stop pretending!
• Little Uruguay punch above their weight – yet again
• Firm at the back
• Martinez: Playing favourites Brazil a dream for Belgium
• The creative Fors
• There is more to come from Sweden, warns coach Andersson
• Swiss haunted by memories of 2006 after dismal exit in Russia
• Colombia coach Pekerman laments high number of fouls
• From cubs to Lions
• End of the curse
• THE GRASS ISN’T GREENER FOR SHARAPOVA
• EARLY WAKE-UP CALL FOR CHONG WEI AT INDONESIA OPEN

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