The Star Malaysia - 2019-11-07

• New efforts to give new life
• Ex-judge, former prosecutor and lawyer land in the dock due to alleged corruption.
• DPM: Every govt project is now scrutinise­d
• ‘Pharaoh exhibition not a main event for VM2020’
• Digital technology is key
• PM: I will step down after I resolve country’s problems
• DPP: Only Federal Court can decide LTTE bail issue
• Ministry fine-tunes procedures
• Teo: Rape involving children at an all-time high
• Ferry terminal yet to reopen
• Tok Mat: Chinese voters are more neutral now
• Wee: Corruption claims just mud-slinging
• Stop using VEP issue in by-election campaign, parties told
• PH leaders urged to follow all rules when campaignin­g
• IGP: Jho Low is not in Cyprus
• Esscom: Ageing gunman Gulam no longer a threat
• Lorry runs down five policemen, killing two
• Reporter loses RM3k in scam
• Ordinary folk inspired top economist’s book
• Penang rolls out PSR plan contest
• RM400mil lost to scams
• Ministry looking into amending Sosma
• Search for soldiers only with new leads
• Two PetroSaudi CEO’s emails take centre stage
• Judge: Tian Chua did not lose eligibilit­y to contest in election
• ‘King of shoes’ shines in Shanghai
• Wani Kayrie gets high marks for law studies
• Do you know ...
• Giving voice to the animals
• much ado about flat rate maintenanc­e fees
• Try out four-day week for those in stressful jobs
• Parcel quit rent good but not the rate
• an edge in knowledge of the Kashmir issue
• Saving water and money
• Thailand rocked by deadly gunfire
• You shall not pass, opposition leaders warned
• Hefty price to pay for posting obscene content
• Search for missing divers enters fourth day
• Philippine VP accepts Duterte’s offer of post in drugs war
• China and France sign major deals
• Pro-Beijing politician wounded in knife attack
• ‘This is the time to wage war’
• Child survivors saved by courage, mothers
• Head of UN Palestinia­n agency steps aside amid probe
• Conservati­ves under fire for doctoring video
• Scientists identify new HIV subtype
• Ill-tempered start to election
• New Delhi schools reopen, air quality still poor
• B-girl flips norms in world breakdanci­ng title bid
• Sex slavery ring on trial
• Briton allegedly strangled in NZ by man she met on Tinder
• ‘Dying’ so they can have a better life
• Lost pup turns out to be rare purebred dingo
• Next-generation protein could come from the air
• Late, late Lakers show
• Party poopers?
• Olympic chief urges focus on cheating athletes’ ‘entourage’
• Let’s knock ’em out
• Matildas to get equal pay as Socceroos
• Verona get partial stadium ban for abusing Balotelli
• A helluva night!
• Ajax denied victory by ref’s decisions, says Ten Hag
• Salzburg teen scores again in draw with Napoli
• Double-edged sword
• Struggling Ziyad still good for gold at world meet in Dubai
• Hopes high Malaysia can exceed Korat gold tally
• Pleasant surprise
• FAM won’t play ball yet over Asean Club meet
• It’s still not over for China’s legend Lin Dan
• National player Ryan rises again after double setback
• Angry backers may take MHC polls to cops and Sports Commission­er
• Yummy for Soniia
• The Malaysian Hockey Confederat­ion elections have turned ugly after incumbent president Datuk Seri Subahan Kamal (left) was declared the winner as challenger Datuk Kamarudin Meranun was unable to muster the necessary number of nomination­s. Many have withd
• Federer and Djokovic drawn in same ATP Finals group.
• Valverde accepts Barca under pressure after Slavia draw.
• Hummels says belief helped Dortmund seal stunning win.

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