The Star Malaysia - 2018-10-07

• Neck and neck
• If not for the police, terrorists would have set up base in Malaysia – via religious centres.
• Guess what was born in the Lost World of Tambun and has become an instant attraction?
• Don’t kick around sporting dreams
• Dr M to break tradition in Port Dickson
• Duty-free outlets among ideas for PD’s rejuvenati­on
• Aminuddin: Isa has no real advantage in polls
• Flags flood PD town as parties gear up for polls
• Dr M: Islam is a caring religion
• Students given a chance to go further
• Everything for a home under one roof
• Man grateful to 12-year-old son’s liver donor
• Sabah DAP heads accept state titles
• Checks to ensure recalled lettuce not allowed back in Malaysia
• ‘Explain Redang music fest ban’
• Govt working to improve child safety
• ‘Cheap lenses can blind you’
• Swimming against the tide
• Hoping for a Bollywood ending
• Why voters keep supporting ‘their’ politician­s
• Prelude to tyranny
• It’s no day at the beach for Anwar
• Rebel without a pause
• Parallel lives
• Little iron lady
• Call for more options in sentencing those with special needs in Singapore
• Working for mentally healthy offices
• Target: South East Asia 4.0
• Compact Japanese city ensures convenienc­e for all
• Fun in the holy kingdom
• Kavanaugh poised for Supreme Court
• Situation getting worse in Sulawesi
• Weary soldiers fight on to help search for the dead
• Aid rolls into stricken city as death toll climbs
• Fish market is fin-ished!
• Pompeo eyes progress over Trump-Kim summit
• ‘Avoiding climate chaos requires change’
• Latvia goes to the polls as voters still undecided on next leaders
• Top cop missing in China
• World famous opera singer Montserrat Caballe dies at 85
• Japanese military joins historic Philippine war games
• US climber conquers ‘El Capitan’
• France pays tribute to late singer Aznavour
• Race against the clock to save endangered languages, dialects
• An imperfect UN is still the world’s best hope
• Hopes for peace remain
• History and ideology are back in a polarised Britain
• Out to fulfil a dream
• Osaka falls to Sevastova, Del Potro walks into the final in China Open
• Hatton stays in contention for Dunhill Links hattrick
• Spotlight will be on Farah-Rupp duel in the Chicago Marathon
• Marquez pips Rossi to pole in inaugural Thailand MotoGP
• More than a footballer
• Two penalties give Sociedad derby win at Bilbao
• Top-class field in town
• How will the West Course hold up this week?
• Lots of stuff to see and do
• Charity event proves a big hit
• Skechers unveil Go Golf line
• Mateo makes his mark
• Hughes has a choice, but firm decision needed for Chelsea
• Guardiola vows team will stay on the attack in top-of-table tie
• Evergreen Murray gives Brighton win over West Ham
• Litmus test for team
• Didin eyes badminton gold at Asian Para Games
• This time it’s for real
• Past accolades don’t count in present day squash, says Malaysia’s Nicol
• A poor start
• Main contractor needs to rectify defects at football academy
• Mehmet: Sabah are a tough team to play
• CHONG WEI RETURNS FROM TAIWAN TODAY
• HAMILTON GRABS 80TH POLE AT JAPAN GRAND PRIX
• EMERY BELIEVES GUNNERS CAN HANDLE BUSY SCHEDULE
• Celebratin­g a plant-based diet
• Understand­ing, respect and unconditio­nal love
• Are breast implants safe?
• Sweet eye of mine
• How much should I exercise?
• Patent this, patent that
• A test for Alzheimer’s
• Slow jogging for weight loss
• Drunk in the womb
• Learning is not a competitio­n
• Putting one’s best foot forward
• All things technical on China trip
• Sarawak teams win top prizes
• The road ahead for universiti­es
• TAYLOR’S GRADUATES ARE HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER
• Time for other activities
• Parents play vital role
• Providing public with basic health checks
• Platform for social entreprene­urs
• Team Unimas wins challenge
• Pact inked enables students to take up degrees
• Growth on the fast lane
• 32 get Hong Leong scholarshi­ps
• Grant to enhance STEM facilities, initiative­s
• Irish minister launches campus
• Injecting fun into language learning
• Language as it is spoken in the real world

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