The Star Malaysia - 2019-10-31

• Malaysia may ask Singapore for 6 more months
• VVIPs won’t escape the law, says IGP
• Varsity students urged to be rational and uphold integrity
• ‘We are bullied by powerful people’
• Taiping picked for Age-Friendly City pilot project
• Seized drugs worth billions to be destroyed
• Mother’s 15-year jail term for causing child’s death upheld
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• EC received 38,895 new voter registrati­ons in third quarter
• 2,143 victims in six states still at relief centres
• Learn by example, says DPM
• Pendang folk want floods issue resolved for good
• ‘CEO paid US$85mil in commission’
• No formal sales target set for luxury homes
• Nurul Izzah’s call for batik attire backed
• ‘Time to start hiring local guards’
• Seven teenage girls involved in fight land in lock-up
• Arresting the risk of dengue virus
• Groups deny they are behind strike by drivers
• Lawyers appointed in case against vernacular schools
• ‘Sarawak will achieve target of five million tourists this year’
• Plea for vegetarian food
• To-do list for Visit Malaysia Year
• Future for learning in universiti­es
• Prioritise protection of health
• Eye now on sustainabl­e rubber production
• An inspiring film that all teachers should watch
• Thai king makes fresh wave of palace purges
• Trump: Sorry, I’m skipping summits
• In ‘Billionair­e Village’, the poor live large
• Family joins search for Briton in Cambodia
• Manila eyes nuclear plans
• Mainlander­s living in fear
• High teacher salaries draw thousands of hopefuls
• Russia not the only threat to 2020 US polls
• Armenians hail historic genocide vote
• British family to sue US woman and govt over death of son
• Furious Bolsonaro denies links to Brazil politician’s murder
• UK party leaders brace for Brexit polls
• Lebanon reopens, but crisis remains after PM resigns
• Taint of scandal not over for Park
• India moves to divide Jammu and Kashmir state despite protests
• Body found in search for You Tuber who fell down Mt Fuji
• ‘UK stole our land for tea’
• New film puts S. Korea gender divide back in focus
• Australia bushfire may have killed hundreds of rare koalas
• ‘Motivated’ McIlroy headlines loaded field in Shanghai
• Bertens stuns world number one Barty in WTA Finals
• Swansong for duo
• Haka challenges: Seven top responses to the All Blacks ritual
• Davis dazzles as Lakers rout Grizzlies while Heat down Hawks
• Gritty Nerazzurri
• Footballer­s’ ‘wives’ – the interprete­rs who are a lifeline in China
• Bulgaria to play game behind closed doors, fined after racism
• Zidane dismisses speculatio­n over Bale’s future at Real
• Bayern survive Bochum scare to reach German Cup last 16
• A cruise for City
• Arsenal to offer Xhaka counsellin­g after fan feud
• Lampard won’t discuss diving issue with Hudson-Odoi
• All in the family
• Fabio down but not out for ‘home’ race
• Cobra add more sting in bid to wrest title
• Meng YeanMei Kuan hope BAM will let them fight for Olympic spot
• Ajaz: Malaysia can reach semis in world team meet
• Qabil will get help in bid to qualify for Tokyo Games
• Tunku Ismail gives thumbs up to AFC’s Champions League expansion
• Cup final is chance for Syamer to revive career
• All we need is a miracle
• Watch out for another surprise from Rayzam, if he retains gold
• Asian kingpins
• Chardy stuns Medvedev in Paris Masters second round.
• Messi back to his scintillat­ing best against Valladolid.
• Farhan eager to repay debt to Kedah on Saturday.

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