The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2014-12-27

• Traffic cops short-handed
• Schools’ reopening postponed in flood-hit states
• BN MPs went on 2008 Taiwan tour to avoid suspicion – Umno man
• Sarawak slaps entry ban on Ridhuan Tee
• Monsoon rain in Kudat, Sandakan from Dec 28
• Chelsea give test Ham Christmas blues
• Tawau school bus fares to go up
• PKR, DAP applaud Inanam rep’s ‘right decision’
• Computer Society helps children with autism
• AirAsia offers free transport for flood relief efforts in two states
• Proton offers free labour, discount for parts of cars affected by floods
• Perkasa president sues The Star for defamation
• Agrobank offers assistance to flood victims
• Firefly provides rescue, relief flights
• Ministry to increase allocation if floods persist
• Malaysian Formula Bikes to open 20 3S smartshops next year
• Telecommun­ication systems in flooded states still functionin­g — MCMC
• Popular Mega Bookfair draws 15,000 visitors on first day
• Rape-and-marry case takes centre stage
• Modified slingshot lands Filipino in jail
• Woman with porno DVDs jailed
• Bridge not cracked — Kelantan Deputy MB
• Tourism made simple
• Flood victims trapped with no food, water, electricit­y
• Pahang ready to face floods of bigger scale
• PT3 comes under spotlight in 2014
• DAP invites Kurup to erect oath stone replicas
• Sabah Mental Health Associatio­n holds Christmas gathering
• Amanz Network expanding language of technology
• Affin Hwang Capital maintains ‘overweight’ call on utilities sector
• Ibrahim Ali targets Kurup in next suit
• Hudud sitting may be deferred due to floods – PAS sec-gen
• MTUC proposes paid leave to workers in flood-hit areas
• Flood victims top 119,000 in seven states
• Najib returning home to oversee flood situation in Kelantan today
• DPM orders deployment of more helicopter­s, boats
• Food supplies adequate for flood victims – Shahidan
• Trio cleared of drug traffickin­g in China
• Sesco hauled to court for ‘coercing payment’
• No warm welcome for Ridhuan
• Cage farming guarantees fish supply for future
• Beaufort club nurtures volunteeri­sm
• Australia's Smith leads from the front to torment India
• World Cup winner White set for Montpellie­r role: L'Equipe
• Veteran opener Rogers buying time with Test runs
• West Indies win toss, put South Africa in
• McDowall looks to get Rangers back on track
• James falls short in Miami return to face Heat
• Sydney to Hobart off to flying start
• Ivory Coast set fair for CAN after budget approved
• Van Gaal hasn't given up on title
• By arfandi Jaafar
• Tsang Qi Qong wins Flypower Badminton Tournament
• Asia mourns tsunami dead 10 years on
• Pope condemns religious persecutio­n in Christmas address
• Family’s despair for Pakistan’s Aafia Siddiqui
• Ukraine, rebels try to revive stalled peace talks
• Ebola expert calls for European anti-virus ‘corps’
• Sri Lanka train guard mourns tsunami dead
• The devastatin­g 2004 tsunami
• China man seeking US$2.4 mln for wrongful death sentence
• ‘China police fire on Tibetans after self-immolation­s’
• ‘Chinese city makes ‘socalist values’ mandatory’
• 3 AU soldiers, civilian killed in Shebab attack on base
• India seeks help from Bhutan, Myanmar to hunt down militants
• Struggling Croatia elects new president
• Top Japan lab dismisses ground-breaking stem cell study, claims work could have been fabricated
• 22 soldiers killed in speedboat attack on Libya’s oil ports
• Arson attack on Swedish mosque injures five people
• For Iraqi Christian family, a grim Christmas far from home
• US drone strike kills four in northwest Pakistan
• 2015 promises to be exciting for DHL
• Global sukuk issuances to reach US$150 billion in 2015 — IIFM
• Emerging stocks head for second weekly gain as China shares rise
• No surprises ahead for industrial REITs
• How viewing is changing the kinds of TVs we buy
• Life where worker pay peaked 45 years ago
• Orange-juice drinkers vanish as sales plunges to lowest in sign rout not over
• Japan struggles to escape recession as production drops
• Japan Post to announce details of huge IPO plan
• Bank tellers serve as dementia care givers in aging Japan
• China stocks extend biggest gain in three weeks on stimulus bets
• Credit Suisse told to face New York’s mortgage-fraud claims
• Saudi Arabia seen by former adviser assuming US$80 oil
• Bank of America fired banker to avoid paying bonus, judge rules
• Subaru scraps plan to shift Crosstrek production to US
• M'sia’s insurance industry to be stable next year
• Mixed fortune for building materials as ASP pressure persists
• FBM KLCI hits more than two-week high
• TSH plans to acquire stake in RSB for palm oil
• Opportunit­ies arife in Malaysia’s mobile advertisin­g trends, says Buzz City
• Rubber sector to recover on higher demand next year
• The reason why Asian bond buyers can dismiss oil’s plunge
• ‘Interview’ draws audiences who trumpet free speech
• Morocco bans Ridley Scott’s ‘Exodus’
• Taylor Swift's '1989' reclaims top of Billboard 200 chart
• Bryan Ferry's son 'critical but stable' after car crash
• Mother insists child supermodel sheltered from fame
• Bradley Cooper sets high targets in new film 'American Sniper'
• Polanski denied chance to close US rape case
• ‘The Interview’ has some laughs but isn’t as edgy as its reputation suggests
• Scherzinge­r would like to say sorry to exbandmate­s for being ‘distant and stand-offish’
• Sandra Ng portrays sexy young man for ‘12 Golden Ducks’
• ‘Snowpierce­r’ nominated for Critics Choice awards
• Jackie Chan says feels ashamed of son’s drug abuse

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