The Star Malaysia - 2018-12-17

• Blow after blow
• TAR UC’s fees to go up from next year, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
• Eateries in the dark over new rules on lighting up.
• Selfless matron honoured for helping people living with HIV
• Work with govt, varsities told
• CAP: Ban alone not enough – enforcemen­t also needed
• Health Minister: People’s health comes first
• Urgent Umno meeting sought
• Give others a chance to be MPs and reps, Umno defectors told
• ‘Other Perak MPs still loyal to Umno’
• Anwar reaffirms support for Dr M
• A-Levels student is ‘Top in the World’ for maths
• Mat Sabu learns to tone down
• ‘Accept ex-Umno members with an open mind’
• Hospitalis­ed fireman can now move eyes and hands
• Don’t be fooled, that’s a scam site
• ‘Cuts to foreign workers’ pay too high’
• Kula: Panel to review proposal to deduct salary first
• Penang homeless refuge taking shape
• K-Pop group MASC to perform at New Year countdown party
• A message of peace for all
• Owner of missing bull Vikram gets Christmas gift
• ‘Kiandee can keep PAC post’
• From trade war to global anarchy?
• Trauma kept Raja Farah from revealing pregnancy
• I’ve been gay since I was 12, says Jackie Chan’s daughter
• Zam – an unrepentan­t crusader
• Wickremesi­nghe returns as Sri Lanka PM
• Weinstein versus Jennifer Lawrence
• Red tourism a white elephant now
• A rulebook to control climate
• Taking a beating
• Trump probed from all angles
• President makes unplanned visit to Arlington cemetery
• Democrats vow to challenge Obamacare undercut
• Zinke is latest high-profile Trump admin departure
• ‘Yellow vest’ protests lose momentum
• Animals moved and visitors evacuated after fire at British zoo
• Thai Islamic council bans marriage of children under 17
• ‘All she wanted to do was help’
• Cops check on ‘SNL’ star over alarming online post
• N. Korea marks seventh anniversar­y of Jong-il’s death
• Forced to leave their children behind
• Guam governor-elect wants cockfighti­ng to remain legal
• Homework drives boy to drive
• Automation is the way to go
• Prosecute people giving bribes, not just the takers
• Remove the politics when dealing with the Lynas issue
• Need for more climate action
• Sustainabl­e Developmen­t Goals: What next?
• Your views
• Problem that needs to be attended to urgently
• Rockets top Grizzlies
• Lyon gives Aussies the edge in second Test
• Williamson masterclas­s puts NZ in strong position against Sri Lanka
• Fingers crossed
• Rose meltdown costs him top ranking as Poom wins again
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Ageless Santos eclipses Le Clos for butterfly gold medal at worlds
• Spotless strike
• Leeds take top spot as Norwich falter
• Modric criticises Ballon d’Or gala snub by Messi and Ronaldo
• Kashima beat Guadalajar­a to reach Club World Cup semis
• Smooth and slick
• One-club Mueller makes it 300 games for Bayern
• Dortmund edge Bremen to stay unbeaten and increase lead
• School of hard knocks
• Belgium prevail in shootout to lift their first Hockey World Cup
• Watford hang on to nervy win over Cardiff
• Simply indefensib­le
• Defeat just the beginning for this team, says Cheng Hoe
• Shuttler Seng Zoe stretched before edging Tze Yong for singles title
• Korean coach Hang-seo hailed as a legend after Vietnam’s win
• Why, why tell us why?
• BAM: Resignatio­n of duo won’t affect sponsorshi­p
• Silver in his Pocket
• Mixed reactions
• Gunners trip up:
• A BIG HAND TO OUR TWO HEROES

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