The Star Malaysia - 2018-12-14

• Multiple races, one festive do
• Umno being torn apart
• Penang airport looking a lot like a ‘pasar malam’
• Now that the Proton X70 has been rolled out, expect car sales to go through the roof.
• Fans aplenty set to spur Malaysia on as the team takes on Vietnam in the second-leg of AFF Suzuki Cup final tomorrow – thanks to AirAsia.
• Sabah TYT can now serve for more than two terms
• Mujahid: TH will stick to restructur­ing plans
• Siblings learn bitter lesson not to lie when being a good neighbour
• Sabah Umno no longer part of GBS, says Jeffrey
• Ramkarpal: We must not accept Umno reps, and so won’t voters
• ‘PKR will not accept Umno MPs just yet’
• A beacon of hope for breast cancer patients
• MCA seeks to wind up BN
• Isa to face 10 graft charges
• Bail applicatio­n by former Goldman Sachs banker denied
• Melaka human traffickin­g ring exposed
• 204 illegals nabbed in KL Immigratio­n Ops
• ‘Equanimity’ on sale at half price, or RM543mil
• Use more palm oil, Kok tells Malaysians
• M’sian teacher up for global recognitio­n
• Loke: Let experts resolve ILS issue
• PT3 students share their secret of success
• Pasir Gudang residents concerned for their safety
• A touch of Xmas for the indigenous
• Prime industrial park for Negri
• New toll-free interchang­e to ease travel time
• Johor Rehda: Unsold bumi lots need to be bought up
• The true voice of the people
• High time we kick out our ticket troubles
• Actor eyes director’s chair
• Thieves take flight with bird’s nests in Bentong
• Mangled mess
• Political ban eased
• Tragic tales of missing girls
• Cohen case puts pressure on Trump
• May hopes EU can save Brexit deal
• Court: Sri Lanka president’s actions unlawful
• Missing Canadians raise stakes in three-way dispute
• Cops confirm arrest of missing top photograph­er, says wife
• UN chief joins Yemen peace talks amid port deal pressure
• French cops hunt gunman
• Divorce turns into ethics saga
• Dutch court dismisses Chinese plea for return of mummy
• Duty for all to be responsibl­e
• Efforts to control rabies lauded
• Go to school to have an early start in the fight against corruption
• Discount fare leads to longer journey for senior citizens
• Strengthen two-party system
• Exercising the right to speak out
• Triumphs and disputes
• AIBA ‘anxious’ over Olympic qualifying amid IOC probe
• Sport England to fund 200 new parkrun events
• Doing no favours
• India can seal supremacy with win in Australia
• All Blacks’ Smith to join French club after worlds
• Wasted opportunit­y
• Young Boys stun Juventus with Hoarau brace
• Sane sinks Hoffenheim
• Lewandowsk­i double sees Bayern claim top spot after Ajax win
• Sarri: Alleged racist abuse of Sterling ‘disgusting’
• Tall order for De Gea
• Wijnaldum: Klopp keeps Liverpool’s feet firmly on the ground
• Spurs move Man United match to Wembley
• No costly home loss
• A look at the teams in the Champions League last 16
• Heads at loggerhead­s
• Impeccable Aussies on track for third straight World Cup title
• Winning Olympian award is best tonic to help Amy recover from injury
• In Misbun’s eyes, Aidil has the ideal qualities to succeed
• When taking your time is a sign of wisdom
• Yukun latest diving coach to resign from national fold
• Akram on guard against defensive lapses in Hanoi
• No fringe benefits
• SOON HUAT-SHEVON MISS SEMIS BOAT AT WORLD TOUR FINALS >46
• IT’S A MENTAL BATTLE IN HANOI, SAYS SYAMER >47

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