The Star Malaysia - 2020-09-24

• I’M STILL THE PM
• PM announces additional RM10bil aid for the rakyat while cash-strapped businesses laud government aid.
• PKR chief’s audience with the King postponed
• Zahid aware that many Barisan MPs have backed Anwar
• Cash-strapped businesses praise govt aid 2.0
• Sabah political leaders unfazed by developmen­ts in KL
• Wee: National stability more important right now
• GPS questions Anwar’s ‘weird’ claim
• National Environmen­t Day 2020 to go online
• Lim: 42 MPs from DAP will back Anwar as PM
• Final push to woo fence sitters
• Volunteers offer free funeral services for Besut poor
• Three candidates observing 14-day quarantine
• ‘Figures don’t show fast virus spread’
• 147 new cases recorded with three deaths, says DG
• Sisters upset at losing ‘pets’
• Woodcarver’s passion still shines at 75
• Umno receipt for RM2mil was not forged, Ku Nan’s lawyers say
• S’gor traders in limbo over workers
• ‘Save Helmeted Hornbills’
• THE ABCs BEHIND i-City SGT
• Lanterns bring back memories of good old days for many
• Ops planned to curb jewellery heists
• Promote multilingu­alism in education
• Woman plays key role in her husband’s second marriage
• Man gets prickly response from durian slipper gift
• Adopt behaviour-based safety system
• Black soldier flies to the rescue
• Factories near rivers must go
• Rule on wearing masks should be made clear
• Authoritie­s disown fake accounts
• King Hassanal Bolkiah reiterates his country’s commitment to work with other UN members to ensure world peace.
• November election unlikely to meet internatio­nal standards as it won’t reflect the will of the people, warns UN rights envoy.
• Sex workers launch petition to fight for their right to earn a living as they urge authoritie­s to remove all penalties for selling sex.
• Jokowi urges countries to unite as he calls for an end to global rivalries in his first UN assembly address.
• UN experts, activists seek probe into drug war killings
• Surge in demand fuels illegal gold hunt
• Duterte tempers his first UN speech
• Phuket tourism ravaged by Covid-19
• Celebratin­g 45 years of partnershi­p with Germany
• Travellers from India must have recognised test results
• Virus fight proposals hailed
• ‘Illegal entrants must be tried on mainland’
• HK cops to amend definition of ‘media rep’
• US death toll hits 200,000
• Biden earns GOP Cindy McCain’s endorsemen­t
• Florida man sentenced for smuggling monitor lizards
• Sceptical over virus measures
• Inspiring fundraiser Captain Tom Moore to get biopic
• 88 migrants rescued in English Channel as EU unveil plan
• French media back Charlie Hebdo amid threats
• 380 whales perish in Australia
• Navalny eyes full recovery after discharge
• Ona collision course
• Nothing to hide
• Dzumhur to sue French Open organisers for barring him
• Qantas ends 30-year sponsorshi­p deal with Rugby Australia
• Hold your horses!
• Barcelona’s Semedo signs for Wolves
• Morata returns to Juventus on loan from Atletico
• De Bruyne urges Man City to make fast start in title race
• Thiago Silva recalls TB fright
• Inconsiste­nt Perak to rely on discipline to take them to final
• Faizal sounds the board loud and clear – he’s still national material
• Ee Wei gets an A so far during probation with BAM
• Smashing back
• Defiant denials
• Diver Mun Yee makes no secret of her biggest fear ahead of Olympics.
• World No. 2 shuttler comes to Denmark Open’s rescue.

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