The Star Malaysia - 2013-09-25

• Killed over food
• Three quit Maybank IB
• Taking IT a step further
• Najib tweets on meeting CEO from Twitter headquarte­rs
• Salute to our men in blue for a job well done
• Mum of slain cop wants quick justice
• Suicidal mum pulled to safety
• No sign language interprete­r, so case put off
• Temple devotees protest outside state secretaria­t building
• Three killed in bus-lorry crash
• Ash alert as two nabbed at airport
• Coach passenger wakes up to blood on his face
• Shafie faces an online challenge
• Third contender pulls out of race for Wanita No.2
• Move to recruit more policewome­n
• Police force under a lot of pressure
• Shortage of patrol cars driving cops up the wall
• Allocate more for cops to beef up force, says Lam Thye
• M’sia leading in global sukuk
• University of Hull branch campus to be set up
• Three deny cheating umrah travel guides
• Nancy: Only one Bar Council
• Ideas floated to brace for year-end floods
• 16 held, 120 Syiah cases being probed, says minister
• More controvers­y over DAP election
• Many steps to climb to reach the dream job
• Special courts helping to cut graft, says MACC
• RM30mil autism centre by 2015
• Family petitions court for urgent medical treatment for Uthaya
• Pirates masqueradi­ng as traders
• Ship crew constantly on alert for pirate attacks
• Tawau Hills Park trees to be replaced by geothermal plant
• IRB officers to go after tax dodgers
• AirAsia X to start flights to Colombo and Male
• Old, new and something in between
• Tricky but not impossible
• No merger of smaller Chinese schools in three states
• Wawa: I am not pregnant
• President: Kenya mall siege over
• Firm on taboo issues
• Export ban to North
• Dozens of nuns and orphans trapped in convent
• British ‘white widow’ rumours swirl in Kenya attack
• Tycoon wants Chinese studio complex
• Greenpeace ship towed to Russian port
• Cambodianp­arliament extends Hun Sen’s rule
• Monitors: Sri Lanka army harassed voters
• China trade zone to have Net freedom
• Paedophile priest begins 15-year jail sentence
• Sikhs caught in crossfire of France battle to stay secular
• Christians fear fresh attacks after bombing
• Obama and Rowhani vie for spotlight
• Govt to curb sexual assaults against kids
• Youth crime rise a hot topic
• Credit cards put squeeze on many
• Injured workers avoiding dorms and don’t know MOM can help
• Celebritie­s offer custom phone recordings
• Family reunion hopes crushed
• Japan’s ama-zing divers defy tide of time
• Introduce opt-out procedure
• Rid our streets and towns of drug addicts
• Thanabalan, the forgotten hero
• Uncalled for treatment of strays
• Local govts can provide notice boards for adverts
• WTA boss says women are ready for five sets
• Murray recuperate­s after successful back surgery
• Bangkok goes Dutch as Sijsling and Haase set up showdown
• Kiwis lost at sea
• Johnson: I was ‘nailed on a cross’ for 25 years
• Monty gets second life after England includes spinner for Ashes defence
• Hoops legend O’Neal buys into struggling NBA side Sacrmento Kings
• No big ones but Tiger’s the one
• LPGA award Iowa the 2017 Solheim Cup
• McGinley upbeat despite top stars snubbing Seve Trophy
• Polish cycling great Szozda dies at 62
• Alonso hopes of buying over Euskaltel Euskadi collapses
• Omega-Pharma bag world time-trial crown once again
• Malaysian accused of match-fixing in Australia denied bail by court
• Victor gives Espanyol victory
• Litmus test for Napoli
• Lippi’s Guangzhou face major Japanese road-block
• Leaders Monaco out to beat Bastia to extend stay at the top
• King is interim manager of Republic of Ireland
• Not a Dyer season for Magpies
• Gascoigne reveals fear of return to drinking
• Zabaleta: City are the team to beat
• Gunners have a healthy rise in turnover
• Any game against Liverpool is massive, says United’s Rooney
• Hungry for action
• Substitute Rozaimi fires brace in Harimau MudaAwin
• Wie wants to turn her season around at LPGA Malaysia
• Changes for nothing
• Rashid set to make comeback after IBL contract issue resolved
• Abig thrill for Shahril
• Former champion Davydenko tumbles out after shock loss to Cuevas
• India send Malaysia out of Asian Cup semis
• TH Heavy frontrunne­r for job
• Bhatia offers to buy Tata’s stake in AirAsia India
• Tengku Zafrul is set to maintain the group’s dominant position
• Monetising assets such as towers becoming attractive as voice revenue falls
• It will operate three large US restaurant­s in Malaysia next year
• Mustapa: Malaysia slightly behind but confident of AEC achievemen­ts
• All eyes on S’pore casinos
• Indonesia to boost bilateral swaps
• Largest shareholde­r to take smartphone maker private
• China ships more smartphone
• Fiat rethinks alliance with Chrysler after IPO filing

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