The Star Malaysia - 2016-10-08

• Grand 1300 88 7827 customerse­rvice@thestar.com.my theft water
• Horrible hurricane
• A living hell
• M’sia and Iran back in business
• Tengku Amir’s SAY organisati­on to empower S’gor youths
• Malaysia aims to be chocolate king of Asia
• Owner of superbikes says she’s qualified to live in LMC unit
• Penang songbird Lee a hit despite losing in final
• Pairin: State had nothing to do with stolen funds
• Orang asli in logging stand-off preparing for legal action
• Kelantan govt admits potential damage to environmen­t
• Liow: Debris confirmed from MH370
• Cops nab informants who leaked Sabah security secrets
• US DoJ civil action will not affect bilateral ties, says ambassador
• Maria sues Jamal for defamation
• Providing a better quality of life for the less fortunate
• Gold traders lose suit against Genneva
• Tourism project to promote new villages
• Police still hunting for teen to aid in armed robbery probe
• ‘I was prepared for death’
• Unicef lauds proposed laws against child sex crimes
• Welfare society set up to help all Chinese nationals
• Giving the next generation a voice
• Bald patch getting bigger
• Peng Soon just can’t say no to laksa
• Eco World adopts schools in S’wak
• We are always stronger together
• Uncharted waters across the sea
• The healthy vagina monologue
• Rap singer SonaOne in new HK reality show
• Employer kisses female staff daily
• Bombers caught
• Cafes on the wild side
• East Aleppo faces destructio­n
• Nobel peace prize win
• Clown terror
• First cruise ship docks in Tunisia since attack
• Blair hints at return to frontline politics
• German MP calls for sanctions against Russia
• Agencies warn of fresh disaster to hit N. Korea
• Ho Chi Minh City folk kick up a stink over private garbage men
• ‘Military can cope without US’
• S’pore student to speak at next US debate
• Twin blasts kill at least three in Pakistan train attack
• Paisley Park opens to the public
• ‘A perfect storm of mistakes’
• Brazil’s biggest dino found after 60 years in storage
• Syrians facing hatred in east Germany think of leaving
• FBI: Minnesota mall attacker recently radicalise­d
• Womb transplant made baby possible
• Penalty for ‘honour’ killing toughened
• Don’t let writing be a wilting pursuit
• Moving forward on the NCC2
• Look into the real reasons for son’s failure
• Vaulting into trouble
• Bad taste in the mouth
• Pumas and Wallabies hope to end year in style
• Agent: World Player of Year had exemption for banned drugs
• Noren takes charge
• Injured Day pulls out from World Cup of Golf in Australia
• Murray in last four
• Kyrgios and Cilic in Japan Open semis
• FFT back in court after expansion of Roland Garros suffers latest legal blow
• In a class of his own
• Hamilton’s engine trouble just bad luck, says technical head Lowe
• Shaky Socceroos
• Sloppy South Korea to keep focus on attack ahead of Teheran test
• Easy day for Selecao
• Cavani at the double as Uruguay down Venezuela
• Argentina drop two more points without Messi
• There’s work to do
• Pelle says sorry for tantrum against Spain
• Back from the dead
• Coleman hands lacklustre Ireland victory over Georgia
• It’s cleanup time for Three Lions
• Germans want power show as Czechs eye ‘little miracle’
• City set for another spending spree in January window
• Juventus splash the cash to keep Bonucci
• Natasha can’t wait to tee it up with idol Korda at LPGA Malaysia
• Don’t expect too much from Nicol and Co at Women’s World Team meet
• The missing factor
• Tang Jie-Wei Chong in squad for world meet
• Jian Guo and Khim Wah steal show with win over Thais
• Red alert for Malaysia
• Bernhardt happy for fast turnaround of matches
• City $plurge
• CHEONG MIN IN NO HURRY TO JOIN THE SENIOR RANKS
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