The Star Malaysia - 2018-11-09

• The writing is on the Wall
• More passports revoked but Jho Low still on the move
• Lee Chong Wei has won again – this time against cancer. And the national badminton hero harbours a desire to play for the country again.
• From family homes to slums
• PM: Gani may have his reasons on Musa
• Julau PKR membership cleared
• Wan Azizah: Visit to Julau nothing to do with PKR polls
• Azmin urges MACC to find the mastermind behind poll irregulari­ties
• JIC appeal over Star Media case set for Nov 14
• Xavier: Govt will not collect water revenue from states
• So new, yet so many issues
• Petronas festive video warms the hearts of M’sians
• MACC calls in Najib as witness
• 600 pages of documents served on Rosmah’s lawyers
• MCA Youth: New policies on PTPTN borrowers inconsider­ate
• R.AGE’s campaign wins top award
• Johor folk to receive single water services bill next year
• Insurance agents protest payment cuts
• Doctors take step to recover salary
• Malaysian-produced film enters global market
• ‘We need to work with our neighbour’
• A budget for hope in Malaysia?
• Singer reaches new heights as easy as EBC
• Boyfriend in jail, so woman sleeps with his brother
• US president and the press at odds
• India gasping for breath
• Charles: I’m not stupid
• Another firing
• You’re fired! – How Trump has dismissed White House staff
• Agent Orange clean-up completed
• Canada joins Japan and US in Asian warship drills
• Haiyan still haunts survivors
• First glimpse of Samsung’s foldable phone
• Fear, love and loathing for Sri Lankan ‘father of the nation’
• Democrats set sights on Trump
• Dutch firm accused of profiting from forced labour
• Aussie party leader quits amid scandal
• Sheriff’s deputy among 12 killed in California bar shooting
• World’s oldest animal art found in Indonesian cave
• Bolivia science observator­y collects data as glaciers melt
• Underperfo­rming staff made to drink pee and eat bugs
• Venezuela students make gruesome find
• Acquitted Bibi free after eight years
• Correa ordered to stand trial in kidnap case
• Chile sends 176 Haitian home amid group’s outcry
• Trudeau sorry Canada turned away Jews in 1939
• One key to change is on our plates
• Taking baby steps to achieve autonomy
• Ministry should allow more schools to adopt DLP
• Review separation of EPF and life insurance tax relief
• Confession of a scam victim
• Budget leaves arts and culture out in the cold
• Bring it on!
• All hail King James
• Jutanugarn seizes Blue Bay lead in China ahead of sister
• Speedy All Blacks better than 2015 vintage, says Carter
• Melichar relishes making Fed Cup debut against country of birth
• Match-by-match previews of Premier League matches this week
• More work to do
• Club World Cup the answer to Super League threat, says Infantino
• Ajax keeper Onana goes from villain to hero in Benfica draw
• Help, VAR needed
• Pellegrini shines as Roma beat 10-man CSKA
• Hoffenheim snatch thrilling draw at Lyon to keep hopes afloat
• Stunning Italian job
• Valencia win again to stay in contention for the next round
• Ronaldo frustated as Juventus ‘gift’ United victory
• A welcome change
• Lallana: Liverpool stars must take blame for Champions League slump
• Norshahrul heads Malaysia to winning start in AFF Suzuki Cup
• BAM back badminton icon to make successful comeback
• Goodbye Guangzhou?
• It won’t be a drag for Razie as he prepares for his second W-Cup
• Reality check for Jin Wei as China dash Malaysia’s mixed team title hopes
• Platform for young Sarawakian divers to make their mark
• Mission 2020
• STERLING NO LONGER THE FALL GUY AT CITY

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