The Star Malaysia - 2019-10-19

• BORDER SMUGGLING CROSSED THE LINE
• Sinkhole appears, office workers vacated in Bandar Utama, PJ.
• The water we drink every day
• MACC investigat­ing graft at border
• ‘Number of cable car visitors to Penang Hill can be controlled’
• Dept close to ending probe into killing of elephant
• Keeping Johor beaches clean
• Carmen’s mum not happy with inquiry
• Muhyiddin: Errant border officers will face action
• Fuel smugglers earn 20 sen a litre
• Eight entities agree to pay 1MDB fine
• Cops take Najib’s statement on FB post
• Brothers willing to mould new generation of pottery makers
• Lessons on Internet safety, kindness
• ‘To all the haters out there, keep on hating’
• Young jumbos get new lease of life at sanctuary
• ‘Education the key to co-existence’
• ‘No political meddling in UTAR’
• Teacher honoured for her care of former student
• Concerns in S’wak over relaxing of immigratio­n laws
• Kuala Pilah school wins inaugural girls’ football tourney
• Committee for a healthy democracy
• Permanent solution for unequal citizenshi­p needed
• Live up to minister’s vision for universiti­es
• University Senate cannot revoke degree of protesting student
• But what about STEM?
• Where is the right to freedom of expression and speech?
• Streaming should continue
• Your views
• Mobile gaming addiction on the rise
• Ethnic group holds tight to customary laws
• Promote education for special needs children, says Myanmar
• Illiterate West Java woman loses house to scam
• Thai billionair­e in court over alleged share holdings
• Students carrying disabled classmate warm hearts
• On a high for hi-tech economy
• IMF chief hails progress in China-US trade talks
• Angry emojis flood Lam’s Facebook Live chat
• Naruhito faces challenge of balancing the old and the new
• Johnson tries to sell Brexit deal to MPs
• Mid-air storm drama for William and Kate
• Deep-sea explorers seek out sunken WWII ships
• Canada vote-splitting fears raised
• Gunmen free El Chapo’s son
• Trump hails Syria cease-fire after playing role in crisis
• Suspected Dutch kidnap case opens old wounds in Austria
• Eyeing next crown
• British forward Luol Deng retires after 15 NBA seasons
• South Africa’s Du Plessis looks to ‘bat big’ in final Test
• Pakistan sack Sarfaraz as Twenty20 and Test skipper
• Henderson blitzes Shanghai to take half-way lead
• Down to details
• There’s no end to England and Australia’s long sporting rivalry
• Youngs hits back at Aussie To’omua with: Who wears the trousers?
• A testing week
• Zlatan and Rooney ready for postseason swansongs
• Pioli and Ranieri begin rescue missions at AC Milan and Sampdoria
• Kovac tells Bayern to dig in after Hoffenheim slump
• Pile on the misery
• City bemoan unfair advantage over festive fixtures
• United chief backs Solskjaer, hits out at ‘insults’ and ‘myths’
• Clash of playmakers
• Ozil opens up on car-jacking ordeal, racist abuse with Germany
• Ex-Selangor player Adam will dedicate his energy to JDT
• Lampard joins calls to abandon Champs League reforms
• Kinan duo dominate tough Stage Four of Tour of Peninsular
• Goalkeeper Adrian is unfazed despite getting the chop
• Moto2 rider Hafizh to receive monetary boost next season
• The sole survivors
• Hup Wei aims to maintain world rankings to qualify for the Games
• Hoo else but us?
• Kenny tells seniors: Keep calm and carry on
• Equal chance for Aidil and Chong King to claim third spot in men’s team event at SEA Games
• Eye-catching!
• Easy does it for Thomas as he takes lead in Jeju.

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