The Borneo Post - 2016-06-06

• Listen to your people’s voices first
• Chief Minister: PBB will not support Hudud Bill
• Four-cornered contest in Kuala Kangsar, three-way fight in Sungai Besar
• State muaythai chief salutes young fighters
• China says doesn’t fear ‘trouble’ in S. China Sea
• German music fest halted after lightning strikes injure 71
• Biodiesel programme helps stabilise CPO prices — FGV
• Speaker to propose more DUN sittings
• Rayong lauds Adenan’s decision on partyless Barisan assemblyme­n
• Monument built to remember victims who perished in Ranau earthquake last year
• Abg Jo: Urban areas will not be neglected
• ‘Mt. Kinabalu quake still fresh in my mind’
• Convenienc­e stores play integral part in tourism — Pang
• Kenyans conquer Men’s Open half-marathon
• Property agent gets 16 years, 30 strokes for 30 counts of cheating
• Devt will come your way, Kiing assures Meradong folk
• Department of Special Affairs connectivi­ty launched in Labuan
• Dept to check on food, drinks sold at Ramadan bazaars
• Sabah’s publishing industry held back by high printing cost
• Three cheers for Lions Club of Miri Mandarin’s roaring success
• Rousing reception for corporate figure Tiong, wife at airport
• Kedah MB suffers mild intestinal complicati­on — State secretary
• Two national climbers from UTM to scale world’s seven highest peaks
• Outstation voters urged to return to cast their ballots
• Zahid lauds show of political maturity during nomination
• I will continue with struggles of my husband — Mastura
• AIM helps many families to escape poverty — DPM
• Azmin returns from ‘self-exile’ to wish candidates for byelection good luck
• Obama leads tributes for Muhammad Ali, ‘The Greatest’
• Ali casts long shadow over lackluster heavyweigh­t ranks
• Mourinho to deliver United title glory in two years — Carvalho
• Loew waits on Schweinste­iger, Hummels for Euro opener
• Brazil held, Peru down Haiti
• Copa curse as injuries hit stars
• Serena not ready for final curtain
• Muguruza stuns Serena to win French Open
• Hong Kong 2nd in championsh­ip after beating S. Korea
• Lee gets Olympic boost with Indonesia win
• Muhammad Ali’s funeral ‘open to everybody’
• East Australian coast lashed by freak storm
• Australian woman killed by shark ‘bigger than a boat’ in latest attack
• China hopes for counter-terror intelligen­ce sharing with France
• Bishops face sack for child abuse ‘negligence’ — Pope
• Mystery Indian cult ‘had its own government, army — Police
• Vietnam breaks up protests as anger seethes over fish deaths
• Spooked by Bangladesh heist, Asian summit works on cybersecur­ity
• After Canada complaint, China says has nothing more to add
• Turkey sinks Airbus jet to boost dive tourism
• Tsai urges China to heal Tiananmen pain
• Tens of thousands at HK Tiananmen vigil despite boycott
• Unwed Indian women targeted in ‘black-market baby scam’
• Christian grocer hacked to death in latest Bangladesh attack
• Cocaine found washed ashore on Marshall Islands
• Thousands attend Polish pro-democracy rally
• Paris floods ease but alerts in north
• ‘Remain’ camp’s lead narrows before EU referendum — Opinium
• German rightwing leader blasts ‘dictator’ Merkel
• ‘Jihad units’ fuelling unrest in Sudan universiti­es
• Saudi Arabia expands anti-Iran strategy beyond the Middle East
• Don’t yield to US pressure, Caribbean leaders told
• Three suburban guys had a crazy dream, then Ed Asner called
• ‘House of Cards’ star Michael Kelly ‘binge watches’ at home
• Did you know O.J. Simpson and these other celebritie­s were in the original ‘Roots’?
• Kenneth Ma plays a mentally ill psychologi­st in ‘Mind Hunter’
• Live streaming of Park Hae-jin’s Chinese show prep hits 1mln views
• Celebrity cameos make ‘Popstar’ much funnier, but which one is best?
• The Strokes return with feet in past at Governors Ball fest
• Foster focuses on directing after 50 years in spotlight
• Yasmin Le Bon’s daughters used to ‘feed’ her alcohol
• Michael J. Fox leads Hollywood’s tributes to Muhammad Ali
• US records weak payroll
• Slow growth ahead for Malaysia’s market but economic fundamenta­ls remain strong
• Frost & Sullivan: Malaysia customer experience index sees improvemen­t
• CIMB establishe­s regional partnershi­p with Sompo
• Pos Malaysia’s move to e-commerce sensible
• ‘Lion Industries’ steel division led to 9MFY16 net loss’
• Scientex’s 9M16 earnings within analysts’ expectatio­ns
• Parents urged to be proactive in educating children on threats
• Epson CEO sees robots with a light touch opening new markets
• ECS to permeate Malaysian homes with VR entertainm­ent devices ces
• Symantec announces Encryption Everywhere
• Swiss citizens vote on basic income for all
• After grim payrolls, focus turns to US economy
• UK Brexit debate has echoes of 1975
• Royal warrants equal jackpot for British businesses
• China’s Silk Road ambitions face obstacles
• Oil price plasters over OPEC rifts – for now
• As Inter Milan deal nears, Chinese retail giant Suning eyes soccer empire
• Beijing’s silent prayer on Brexit vote, better in than out
• Continenta­l Tyre Malaysia introduces all-new Dunlop 4x4 tyres
• Another notable advance in Seiko’s GPS solar technology – the Astron
• Digi Incub8 to start up aspiring East M’sian tech entreprene­urs
• First Mercedes-Benz City Service in Malaysia introduced
• GM Klang Wholesale City moving into next phase
• Keytruda – a new immunother­apy for advanced nonsmall cell lung cancer and advanced melanoma
• KitKat features Akim and Stacy in Jalan-Jalan Breakers’ campaign
• Healthy gut microbioda­ta promotes strong immune
• Drug to protect against Parkinson’s disease being
• ‘Liquid biopsy’ study offers hope for a blood test to find cancer
• China’s debt echoes US in 2007 to 2008
• Draghi says ECB critics risk provoking need for more action
• In Costa Rica, do it all without breaking the bank

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