The Star Malaysia - 2018-07-23

• The signs are all there – they’re deeply in love
• Aiming for A+ varsities
• MCA weighs option of using own logo in polls
• Sarawak will ask for MA63 rights, says CM
• 5,000 babies born to under-18s
• DPM: Pakatan not making U-turn on oil revenue pledge
• Love blooms for elderly couple studying together
• Experts: Expect lots of fireworks in run up to by-election
• Shortage of teachers in Johor and Selangor
• Nga: Busy time ahead for MPs as parliament­ary reforms begin
• Dr M: We need time to fix govt machinery
• Ong to make way for new leaders in MCA polls
• Liow: ECRL project vital for east coast developmen­t
• Penang seeks RM1b for PTMP
• Penang mulls lease for affordable homes
• DAP rep wants to stay ‘Opposition MP’ at heart
• Lee: More safety measures needed at road work areas
• More complaints after zero-rated GST
• ‘Govt facing various constraint­s’
• Mah gives up Teluk Intan division chief’s post
• 30-hour fasting event raises RM2.2mil
• ‘Influenza dangerous but preventabl­e’
• Help the needy by shopping
• Cooling comfort for our pilgrims
• It’s a big CHEER for primary school pupils
• Anything but a dream holiday
• Investigat­ion on tour agency already ongoing, says ministry
• Durian lovers lured by low prices due to supply glut
• A lesson from the French football team
• Man alights from car and pees in traffic jam
• Trader sells ikan kembung cheaply and still profits
• One killed in hostage drama
• Rescuing the rescuers
• First the rain, now the heat
• Jailed for abortion
• India scraps sanitary pad tax
• Fashion on fire!
• Tokyo presents futuristic 2020 Olympic mascots
• Rescued Thai boys to be ordained in ceremony
• Inspector warned duck boat firm of design flaws
• French minister implores US to ‘see sense’ over trade war
• Trump lashes ex-lawyer saying client taping ‘perhaps illegal’
• Death toll in Vietnam floods rises to 19
• Asia a hotbed for cyber threats
• Frenchman freed after 18 years in prison
• US trying to turn talk into walk
• War amputees walk again on Syrian-made prosthetic­s
• More rebel fighters leave Syria under deals with regime
• UN chief urges Israel and Palestine to avoid conflict
• Dozens hurt at Nepal healthcare rally
• Time has come for a bold new Cuba
• Indonesia football fans damage Asian Games stadium
• ‘Golden Gays’ sing for their supper in Manila
• One agency for all land transport matters
• Let’s hear from former students
• Pointless to argue over colour of school shoes
• Keeping our children safe
• Call for MPs to empower the Rukunegara
• Increase in water tariff must be fully justified
• Alonso speaks up for struggling Vandoorne
• Formula One giving up on having a GP in Miami next year
• Sri Lanka put South Africa in a spin in the final Test
• Sky riders hog show
• Lincicome shoots 71 but misses cut at Barbasol Championsh­ip
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Ramkumar to play Johnson in final of Newport Open
• Closer and closer
• Inspired Rose proves he’s a cut above with a sizzling 64
• American trio dreaming of breakthrou­gh Major win
• Hail Atlanta hero
• Timbers salvage draw against Impact
• LA Galaxy extend unbeaten streak to seven with Union win
• Ajax spending spree signals new intent for success, home and abroad
• Iniesta’s J-League debut falls flat in defeat to strugglers
• His Hart’s not there
• Dyche unconcerne­d by Burnley’s transfer inactivity
• ‘Lonely’ Gavin isn’t alone after all – thanks to the Green family
• Selangor coach defends youngsters after heart-breaking loss
• That’s Olympic stuff!
• Pearly and Ee Wei fall short in bid to make Asian Junior c’ship history
• High after the Low
• Watch out for Abdulla at the Asiad
• Malaysian triple treat
• SYED SADDIQ SLAMS FAM OVER PLAYER RELEASE ISSUE FOR ASIAD
• HAMILTON RETAKES TITLE LEAD WITH ‘MIRACLE’ WIN IN GERMANY

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