The Star Malaysia - 2016-07-01

• YES makes the right call
• BOOST FOR ECONOMY
• Drinks company draws inspiratio­n from upin & ipin brand
• Man finds temple’s stolen bicycle on Facebook
• Extra day off for civil servants
• Singaporea­n quits good job to care for stray dogs
• Lim claims trial to two charges
• A dark morning over Light St
• DAP: Guan Eng to remain as Penang chief minister
• Guan Eng maintains his innocence over charges
• Azmin: Charging of Penang CM a new low in our politics
• All set for a bigger bash next year
• 108-year-old school undergoes major upgrade
• Smoother rail links in Klang Valley
• Brakes on chauffeur-driven services too, says MATTA
• The myth and facts of fuelling up
• Sentencing against two in ‘express haj’ case upheld
• Ensuring their men get to ride in style
• Holiday exodus begins
• No more strobe lights on your car
• Granny’s wish – a roof over her family’s head
• ‘Ampang Park land acquired legally’
• New wages from today
• Socso payment now a must
• Vaccinate kids or face jail, parents warned
• Car dealer drowns in canal
• Top scorers start fundraiser to fulfil dreams
• Exchange rate for pound sterling moves closer to interbank rate
• Jayasiri takes over as Miti sec-gen
• Straight A's student finally gets her Mykad
• Bauxite mining moratorium extended again
• ‘Include NGOs on Tg Aru project evaluation panel’
• More hurdles for TTDI’s eco-warriors
• Mira hosting Raya do
• Duterte officially takes office
• BORIS JOHNSON WON'T BE NEXT BRITISH PM
• EGYPTAIR BLACKBOX CONFIRMS SMOKE ON BOARD
• BODY PARTS FOUND AT OLYMPIC GAMES VENUE
• Hague court set to rule on dispute
• Taiwanese steel mill to pay RM2bil for polluting sea
• Indonesian cop to be honoured for refusing bribes
• 13 held over airport attack
• Tips for staying safe while travelling overseas
• Tunisian killed in Istanbul came for IS-linked son
• Muslim dad fined over lack of integratio­n
• Mongolian opposition wins polls
• Can Bill shorten Malcolm Turnbull’s rule in Australia?
• Report: Litany of errors led to Taiwan air crash
• British minister May launches bid to succeed PM
• Scotland’s plea to stay in Eu draws mixed response
• UOB suspends loans for London properties
• A more diverse academy
• Apple may block iPhone cameras at concerts
• Facebook to put people first
• Ultimate act of revenge
• Japan charges US base worker with rape and murder
• Alaskan leader cuts annual oil bonus
• Malala now a millionair­e
• World’s largest uncut diamond fails to sell
• Be vigilant of fake professors
• Owning property is good in later life
• Make careers in research more attractive
• Retain our tried and tested methods
• Policing new playground
• Plan up his sleeve
• Ahead of the Game-s
• Phelps splashes to his fifth Olympics
• No end in sight for Pearson despite disappoint­ment
• Afri P first LPGA p r to skip Rio
• Tour de froome
• The conTenderS
• Five things that make a Tour winner
• nick it again, nico
• Roy’s stunner powers England to victory over S. lanka
• Sharp as a tack
• The young pretenders
• This is not the end, says Willis
• Mixing it up nicely
• Felda drop defensive pillar Alemao for all-local backline
• We’re still the greatest
• Forget that Neym
• City snap up Australia mid elder Mooy in three-year deal
• Big Phil believes he can fill the English hot seat
• Kompany: England su ered mental breakdown
• More like pussy cats
• Fan-ning the passion
• Vrba quits Czech republic job
• Hit the pedal early, France
• Beware of Iceland’s long throw
• Leicester to Iceland: Don’t start thinking about us
• Right job for the dentist
• A really tall order
• Pelle says a big thank you to italian One
• id elder De rossi set to iss taly’s las it er any
• Don’t be fooled, guys
• Kroos cool on Azzurri
• Caparros and Jemez want Spain job if Vicente quits
• Clash of golden generation­s
• Bunch of jolly good fellows

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