The Star Malaysia - 2016-10-21

• 19 SWD engineers nabbed
• A fine balancing act
• Five wildlife trafficker­s held
• Ambrin watching developmen­ts in SWD
• Budget to focus on strengthen­ing the economy
• Firm on zero tolerance against drugs
• I didn’t say 40%, says Riot on illegal foreign workers
• Vital to promote brand Malaysia, says Mustapa
• Cooking oil flies off the shelves
• Expected price hike will have a ‘domino effect’
• Six new ERL coaches for KLIA service
• ‘Halal status based on content’
• Now Jakim says ‘dog’ not reason behind issue
• More Chinese schools going high-tech in the classroom
• Moderate status will go to the ‘dogs’ over furore, says Rafidah
• Gurney Drive bund turns brown waters jade green
• Decide without fear or favour, says Sultan
• Student training to be reviewed
• School food poisoning cases unacceptab­le, says Mahdzir
• Clean sweep at media awards
• Bersih chief urges end to violence
• Jamal cries ‘double standards’ over arrest at airport
• DAP must declare stand on hudud, says Chew
• Council gives green light to Batu Caves
• IJN is first to use bio-absorbable heart conduit
• Khairul’s suit against Rafizi dismissed
• Clerk jailed two years for supporting terror groups
• Shopping pilgrimage to Klang
• Teacher sheds 33kg in four months
• Ah Long targeting borrowers’ ‘associates’ over debts
• Family still looking for missing man
• Chemical castration for paedophile­s?
• New planning council Bill passed
• Govt to look into amending Syariah Courts Act
• Villagers still jittery over jumbos
• Be respectful of Thailand’s period of mourning
• Baby names written in the stars
• Haima hits Luzon
• Rush hour attack
• Not following rules of the game
• Nothing like the old-fashioned way
• Goodbye, America
• Europe scientists downplay likely loss of Mars lander
• Angry Philippine police chief suspends dozens of officers
• East Aleppo ceasefire ‘begins’
• Hawking opens artificial intelligen­ce hub
• Architect of Rousseff’s removal nabbed
• Iran steps up weapons transfer
• Tools from fire first forged by humans in Africa
• Dead ‘trans’ walking in the US
• Pakistani tea seller sparks soul searching
• Girls can cut poverty in developing economies, says UN
• Eminem fires loaded lyrics at Trump
• Learning amidst technology
• Stop living in denial of university rankings
• Why we still need polio jab
• Help for ‘Flying Dayak’ is justified
• Do the right thing to protect all children
• Go break the Wallabies
• Bangladesh’s teenage debutant Mehedi puts England in a spin
• We’re not over the hill
• Kuznetsova reaches last eight to keep WTA Finals hopes alive
• Hothead Kyrgios to skip Rotterdam Open for NBA event
• Just shake it off
• Hamilton’s Formula for fun – smile and never put your phone down
• Sadd story fuels Motors
• Italian Lippi set to take over as coach of China
• Ivory Coast start African Nations Cup campaign against Togo
• Barca fans defy UEFA with Catalan flag protest
• Stand by your men
• Emery: Patchy PSG must do better
• Carefree approach can help nervous Napoli, says coach
• Winning hands
• Rodgers admits Celtic almost down and out
• The axe will fall
• Pardew: Don’t worry, Southgate will fix it
• Mourinho issues Rashford with England Under-21 warning
• Pudil ends Warnock’s winning start at Cardiff
• I’ll cherish the last moments
• V Shem-Wee Kiong march on, Vivian-Khe Wei bow out
• Boon Heong set to partner an Olympic gold medal winner
• ‘Bad boy’ turns hero
• Jun Hoong pulls out of FINA World Diving GP
• TSG cyclist Harrif ends dominance of Iranians
• Lady Luck smiles on Elephants
• Bacina: It’s unfair to blame Martins alone
• Gomez: JDT’s loss due to lack of fighting spirit
• Last two holes a bane for Anirban
• Gavin’s no Greenhorn
• Vietnam’s Nguyen triumphant again
• Don’t Mess with ’em
• THOMAS STARTS TITLE DEFENCE WITH A NINE-BIRDIE BLITZ
• STARS ALIGN FOR KERBER IN ASCENT TO THE WORLD’S TOP SPOT
• COSTA OUT TO S POIL JOSE’S RETURN T TO STAMFORD BRID DGE

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