The Star Malaysia - 2017-01-16

• Su ultan takes Dr r M to task
• ‘Giant’ Rooster
• IS militants killed
• Sultan Ibrahim throws former premier a challenge
• ‘Datuk’ filmed removing clamp hits guard
• Two talking cockatoos stolen from bird park
• Former Sabah Water Dept director appeals RM10mil bail
• PM: Mahathir a ‘U-turn champion’
• We are not selling off country to foreigners, says Najib
• KJ: Ministers ‘barred’ from top posts in sports bodies
• Dr M ridiculed over BR1M
• DPM: Street CCTVs and monitoring centres needed to fight crime
• Dr M: Selling territory to foreigners not FDI
• Lam Lee wants to be best new village
• Mohd Arif and son released from remand, may be called in if need arises
• CM: Unity among groups makes Sabah unique
• Thousands watch special Chinese New Year parade in Muar
• Mandarin oranges fewer and pricier
• Ex-senior exec nabbed for graft
• Cops held for driving seized cloned cars
• Majestic Wangkang barge to ‘sail’ again after 84 years
• Failed kidnappers identified
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• CIQ evacuated as lorry goes up in ‘flames’
• Girl in custody battle given counsellin­g
• ‘Do not abuse your power’
• Ex-Singapore columnist of ‘The Star’ passes away
• Come together in renewed spirit, Indians urged
• Economic issues preoccupy M’sians
• Pluck a thistle and plant a flower
• Wan Sharmila still waiting for Mr Right to come along
• Parents miffed over passes for pupils
• Final curtain call
• Water deal negotiator killed
• Gadget trash
• Collateral damage
• ‘One China not negotiable’
• Iraq makes swift territoria­l gains against IS in Mosul
• Le Pen follows Trump’s lead on social media bombardmen­t
• Vietnam and China aim to maintain peace
• More rain to come as Thai flood death toll rises to 40
• Victoria calls her lawyers to block Spice Girls reunion
• New landmine crisis plagues Iraq and Syria
• Minding integrity of civil servants
• Low maintenanc­e culture still prevails
• Make parents responsibl­e for road safety
• Elders in society can help to raise children
• Public universiti­es still the top choice
• Ban is just PR exercise
• Sweet taste of revenge
• Pakistan beat Australia to level ODI series
• New Zealand make comeback against Bangladesh in first Test
• It’s time to end Aussie jinx
• Comeback king Haas readies for Melbourne Park return
• Pain a constant companion for Spanish star Nadal
• Dark horse Konta keeping it all in perspectiv­e
• Justin gets comfy in front
• McIlroy trails leader Storm by three shots in third round
• Stirling Moss recovering in hospital in Singapore
• No joy for Gabon
• White-shirted Renard will find it tough to win third African title
• Inter-esting win
• Draxler winner delivers immediate return for PSG
• Messi is crucial to Barca, says club president
• Behind closed doors
• Chelsea fans will never forgive Costa if he cheques out
• Sulking Sanchez
• Watford fans honour late England manager Taylor
• Proud Bilic has dig at Payet after Hammers win
• Pep-pered by goals
• Spurs put on alert as Pep targets leftback Davies
• Ready to fly
• Lebanese Ghaddar re-signs for third spell with Kelantan
• UniKL continue to surprise with second victory
• Dharmaraj not worried his players are the underdogs
• Hope in tatters
• Ben aims for a successful return to Asian Tour
• Coach Seu Bock expects back-up shuttlers to prove their worth in Sibu
• Cracking start for Nicol
• SERENA SENDS WARNING TO AUSSIE OPEN RIVALS
• MESSI AND SUAREZ KEEP BARCA ON REAL’S TAIL

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