The Star Malaysia - 2016-11-28

• ‘We just want to go home’
• Hero of Penang Bridge
• Punishment too light
• Manila army battles IS
• Life-changing diagnosis
• Umno is open to differing views, says Zahid
• Forecast for the week – thundersto­rms and heavy rain
• Landslide area remains risky due to undergroun­d water flow
• Oil tanker hijackers get jail and rotan
• Touts behind pricey train ride to S’pore
• ‘OlaBola’ song scores big at Chinese Oscars
• MB: Granny likely to care for abused girl
• NRD staff warned over certs
• ‘Be nosy, do whatever you can to curb domestic violence’
• MCA chief sad over extremism
• MyPrihatin calls for kind hearts
• Senior citizen punched after U-turn accident
• There’s a word for these competitor­s – determinat­ion
• More power blackouts expected in Sarawak
• Presma wants to make nasi kandar and roti canai world famous
• Johor to look for new water sources
• No substitute for reading to kids
• Aaron’s girlfriend said to be expecting
• PTPTN announces discount plan for 137,609 to settle loans
• Top cop’s Islamic State remark more than an honest mistake
• Woman who ‘admitted to royal fraud’ allowed bail
• Cuba mourns Fidel Castro
• K-pop director charged in South Korean scandal
• Trump calls Wisconsin election recount a ‘scam’
• Syria regains largest rebel area in Aleppo
• Iraq rekindles sectarian rivalry
• Opposition scores big wins in election
• Qatar will help Syrian rebels even if Trump backs out
• Fillon tipped to win primary
• Judge orders Peru ex-first lady to come home
• Pipeline protesters told to leave
• California’s tax on e-cigarettes may deter smokers, say critics
• Denmark: US must clean up military waste in Greenland
• Surging home loans raise alarms over debt
• ‘Summer is Gone’ wins best feature film
• Adele plans to teach at her old school
• Danish grocer offers fresh take on expired food
• UK women’s party launches on Trump ‘disaster’
• Turn up the pressure on Myanmar
• Let’s give the Rohingya some respite from the horrors
• Suu Kyi is missing all of the reasons for her Nobel peace prize
• Online marketplac­e brings new homestay challenges
• A better hope for our English
• Your views
• It’s no away blues
• Smith: New-look Aussie side can only get better
• Clinical All Blacks
• Good old French team is back, says New Zealand coach Hansen
• Wales urged to climb another level for Six Nations
• Like father, like son
• Button retires in his last F1 race
• Cilic and Dodig too hot for Del Potro and Mayer
• Don’t stop believing, Jeonbuk
• Germany and Portugal avoid each other in Confederat­ions Cup draw
• Genoa’s Old Lady killer
• Rangers manager pleased with Dodoo contributi­ons
• Zizou does it again
• Hummels puts Bayern back on track
• Lahm set to fill Bayern’s sports director spot
• Let’s give ’em the Blues
• Table-toppers Monaco blast four goals past Marseille
• Double shot for Gunners
• Klopp hails Kop roar as Liverpool see off defensive Sunderland
• Pardew will not quit despite mounting pressure
• Double delight for Pahang as boys and girls rule
• Rolling with the punches
• It’s nadir for Malaysia’s hockey team in Australia
• Back to drawing board
• Danny and Nicholas finish in style
• Nico nicks it
• DENMARK STROLL TO WORLD CUP VICTORY
• CONTE TELLS LEADERS CHELSEA TO STAY HUMBLE
• NOVEMBER HIGH FOR YIN LOO AND CHENG WEN

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