The Star Malaysia - 2018-09-27

• Grilled for 13 hours
• Azeez under remand
• Dr M to present a new M’sia
• Tight security makes you feel it’s ‘The Avengers’
• Malaysia highlights crimes against Rohingya in Rakhine State
• Abu Sayyaf back in dirty business
• Another jeweller wants bling back
• Barisan forms shadow Cabinet
• Hisham: Umno leaders should explain PD by-election boycott
• Lucky 10 picked for ‘Seeds for the Future’
• PAC to meet Najib and Lim
• Johor govt urged to quickly free bumi lots
• High Court frees Cradle Fund CEO’s sis-in-law and hubby
• Govt can sue individual­s for defamation
• Federal Court adjourns hearing again
• Security guards held for allegedly beating suspected thief to death
• Hadi: PAS will contest in PD
• Chan vows to do all things right
• Call to ban import of plastic waste
• Committee promises fair review of Lynas rare earth plant
• Bulk of salary goes to repaying debts
• Great deals and free health checks galore at fair
• Chow: Local contractor­s will not be left out
• Road bully who attacked couple remanded
• Bosses willing to pay RM10k for three-year levy
• Zaibo may have cancer but he’s not down and out
• 290,000 kids left stateless
• 13 ‘Geng 08’ members sentenced to eight months’ jail
• Maritime hub to give project a boost
• UM rises in world ranking
• Immigratio­n probing abuse of power claim
• Jumbo problems for Sabah rangers
• Reform needed to protect free speech
• Fatherhood makes Sharnaaz more mature
• Politician having an affair with my wife, claims soldier
• Starting life behind bars
• Safety first
• Public admission
• Thousands urged to leave as floods spill into S. Carolina
• Trump rejects ‘messed up’ Kavanaugh attack accuser
• Ukraine calls out Russia over sea blockade
• Study on mangoes bears fruit
• Aid agencies counter Rohingya rumours
• Divers saved four before rescuing Thai cave boys
• Throne for next emperor being readied a year ahead in Tokyo
• Iran blasts ‘misbehavin­g’ US
• India court upholds legality of world’s largest biometric database
• Mystery of world’s biggest avian solved
• Acapulco police force under probe
• Dutch gas boom on shaky ground after earthquake­s
• Heads needed for law reform
• Designing effective health policies
• Educate girls to get them out of poverty
• DOSH should probe lift
• Halting the trade in wildlife
• Corporatio­n should also shoulder the blame
• Spirit of girl power crushed by judge and jury
• Tough mind game
• Murray wins first-round match at Shenzhen
• Barty time as Aussie upsets Wimbledon champ Kerber
• Man of the hour
• WhatsApp jokes and Eminem helping Rahm prepare for his first campaign
• Tuesday practice rounds offer clue to US partnershi­ps
• It’s about familiarit­y
• Five key holes most likely to trouble the stars
• Ryder Cup convert McIlroy ready for event he once dismissed
• And the slump continues
• Pros and cons of Turkey’s ambitious bid for Euro 2024
• Experience and stability bolster Germany’s Euro 2024 bid
• Blow to Bavarians
• One goal can change your life – moment that kept Stojkovic from EPL
• Indonesian league suspended after deadly fan beating
• Easy day at the office
• Spalletti confident new-look Inter starting to gel
• City boss Guardiola reveals 10-year plan for Foden
• Devils Rammed!
• Three Sukma players get national call-up
• Aaron and Wooi Yik strut their stuff to avenge defeat to Thailand duo
• Senheng Purple League’s back – bigger and better
• Gee, Jonathan can do it
• Leun Kwang closes in on CIMB Classic ticket after bogey-free round
• Fernandes to lead Malaysia Stadium Corp
• BAM READY TO GIVE PROFESSION­ALS FREEDOM TO COMPETE

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