The Star Malaysia - 2018-08-03

• A bitter PIL to swallow for Kek Lok Si Temple
• An idea not clicking with all
• They’re back from Lombok, Indonesia, where a deadly quake struck – and they’ve got stories to tell.
• Exciting to students, but not to parents
• IT experts and educators divided on tech in schools
• Now the taxman wants to investigat­e dubious logging deals in Sabah
• Hello, M’sian firm has got your back
• Computatio­nal Thinking to build problem-solving Singaporea­ns
• Najib claims Selangor govt will buy out Splash for RM2.7bil
• Covert agency appears in US reports
• Justice Mohd Nazlan to hear Najib’s case
• 100 attend funeral of late Thomas Cupper
• MB: Cruel to marry off a child
• Mais’ move to raise marriageab­le age for girls praised
• IGP warns officers who failed to act against illegal gambling dens
• ‘Rise: Ini Kalilah’ a film for M’sians who made a difference in GE14
• Anwar: I don’t use crude language
• Check out Educity’s British offers
• Agencies urged to share data for a better Malaysia
• Syed Saddiq in war of words
• No deal yet on Splash buyout, says Azmin
• Future of bauxite mining in hands of Pahang govt
• Mat Sabu: No plans to scrap National Service for now
• ‘Khazanah my responsibi­lity’
• Wee: Finance Minister too should be on Khazanah board
• See the world with MATTA
• ‘Housemen need proper avenues to lodge complaints’
• Govt urged to review rules governing local tourism industry
• AirAsia opens new gateway to Lake Toba via Silangit
• Helping centre ward off thieves
• WWF: We can learn forest management from the Penans
• A fruitful Beijing visit awaits Dr M
• Pregnant actress threatened over role
• Stephen Chow sues firm for misusing his portrait
• Moving forward
• The right to choose
• Flood havoc
• Deadly unrest
• Dirty tactics
• Extreme conditions expected to stoke California blazes
• Trump to AG: End Russia probe
• Kurdish refugee wins Fields medal, loses it minutes later
• Australian senator sues colleague over offensive remarks
• Ardern back to work after just six weeks of maternity leave
• UN to commemorat­e crackdown on Rohingya
• ‘Blueprints already out there’
• Stronger planes can mean fewer fatalities
• Google planning a comeback
• Fan Bingbing off social media amid tax rumours
• Broken treasures revived in Rome’s little shop of doll horrors
• Thieves steal Swedish royal jewels from cathedral
• US begins identifyin­g Korean War remains
• Wanted in Brazil – some willing vice-presidenti­al candidates
• France to make sex harassment an offence
• The state of being citizens
• Timely diagnosis of cancer remains a problem
• Fresh face brings new hope
• Your views
• It took brave hearts to expose problem
• Be thankful to the press for highlighti­ng the issue
• The road to success
• Emotional message from cancer-stricken Lyle
• Marquez goes to Brno with fans and rivals in vain pursuit
• Andy’s playing his A Game
• Konta on a roll as she cruises past Kenin in San Jose
• Del Potro makes sterling comeback since Wimbledon loss to Nadal
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Emil Fors-ed to stay
• Juventus top MLS All-Stars on penalties
• Collina steps down as UEFA’s referee boss
• Higuain undergoes medical at Milan
• Making their move
• Lewandowsk­i’s not for sale at any price, says Bayern boss
• Ready or not, here I come
• Vardy and Maguire likely to miss United clash
• Pahang players Matthew and Azam out of Asiad squad
• English FA consider bidding for 2030 World Cup
• Liverpool upbeat after transfer coups as United sweat
• Asian Games organiser’s blunder leaves PSM in a dilemma
• Sabahan teenager Nursharnee­m earns spot in prestigiou­s Bollettier­i academy
• Yuqi ends big brother’s hopes of a sixth title
• THIRD ROUND RESULTS
• My baby rocks!
• Tzu Ying extends unbeaten run to 31 games
• Aaron and Wooi Yik continue giant- killing feat to reach last eight
• Smashing, baby!
• SYAZWA ANI STRIKES GOLD AT T WORLD YOUTH C’SHIPS
• ENGLAND EAGER TO KEEP SOUTHGATE BEYOND EURO 2020

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