The Star Malaysia - 2020-06-26

• Savings up ... just in case
• Unmasked – there are surprises in store
• Couples don’t mind the extra cost
• Mother and son found guilty of murder are doing all they can to escape the gallows in Indonesia.
• ‘More needs to be done for mental health’
• Asset declaratio­n a must
• Malaysians experience­d much distress due to pandemic
• Single-digit trend continues
• Patients needing critical care can enter
• Doing their best to weather impact
• ‘Cautious spending likely to continue until fears recede’
• Najib: Dr M’s support will not sway Chini voters
• Restaurant­s gearing up for smaller dinner banquets
• WHAT''S OPENIING ON JULY 1
• No expectatio­ns for spike in receptions
• ‘Asean way’ not possible this time’
• Preschoole­rs barred from bringing own food
• SOBA Awards back for 11th year
• Virtual job hunt to help PTPTN borrowers find work
• JPJ cracks down on illegal e-hailing firm
• Yay to ‘feel good’ fee waiver
• SUV ends up in bike lane due to blind faith in Waze
• Four siblings facing 100 counts of money laundering
• Kuamut rep lodges report over unknown cars
• Jobs are available out there
• Police bust drug processing lab in house
• Zarina Anjoulie’s defamation suit to be heard on July 10
• MB: Perak to create jobs in agricultur­al sector
• Monuments of change
• Family of five living in cow pen since 2012
• Kenneth Ma smitten with new girlfriend
• Adaptive policy on Covid-19
• Simplify vehicle transfer process
• Worrying level in awareness of scams
• Digital literacy leads to safe Internet usage
• Rice farmers beat rise in temperatur­e
• Couple with IS links get jail sentences over terrorism charges for attempt on life of chief security minister.
• The UAE and China have launched a phase three clinical trial of a vaccine in the race to find a solution to Covid-19.
• Nomination Day to be more subdued as guidelines are laid out for candidates amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
• Bali to deport Syrian national
• Illustrato­r captures uplifting moments while battling virus
• Democrats block GOP police reform Bill
• Three charged with murder of Arbery
• Skin-lightening products in the spotlight amid BLM protests
• Russians cast early votes
• Kosovo president Thaci charged with war crimes
• Koreas mark 70th war anniversar­y
• Eiffel Tower reopens, but visitors must take the stairs
• Austrian ski resort has record rate of virus antibodies, study finds
• It’s no go for two biggies
• Positive despite testing positive
• Reifer runs riot by taking five wickets from 11 balls in Windies warm-up
• Sparking social change is NBA restart goal, says commission­er
• Third time’s a charm
• Ryder Cup organisers insist the show will go on this year
• Reports: Erasmus seriously ill during Springboks’ 2019 triumph
• All Blacks considerin­g clash against Australia’s Kangaroos
• Fans can attend in Berlin
• Tomljanovi­c downs local favourite Rogers at Charleston tennis event
• Press reports: Balkans ‘too relaxed’ about coronaviru­s
• US Open to hold wheelchair event after backlash
• All thanks to Ramos
• Romero becomes youngest ever La Liga player at 15
• Lampard questions Sterling’s comparison on chances for black managers
• Misery for the Eagles
• Burnley fan behind ‘White Lives Matter’ banner sacked from job
• EPL launch system to report online racist abuse
• Keane goal gives Everton win over rudderless Norwich
• Reds stay on course
• Martial treble boosts United’s Euro bid
• Jimenez Traore show seals win for Wolves
• An inspiratio­n for fighters
• Fazri aims to go the distance in athletics career
• ‘Do not play games’
• National coach Chong Ming gets a head start with videos
• A numbing nightmare for ex-player Boon Heong
• Kokot in fight for Harimau spot
• Frenchman just happy that the league’s back
• Field feels good, but Syahmi’s beefing up at the gym
• Zaimi eyes national training – to prepare for Razak Cup

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