The Star Malaysia - 2017-04-23

• Not camera shy
• From kampung boy to scientist
• Borrowers have a funny way of showing gratitude
• Facing down terror
• Mind your words, please
• Minimising the pain of dying
• Making the right choice
• Honing their memory skills
• US to honour ‘dumb’ deal
• Data privacy a concern for many
• Vital for parent, teacher link
• Losing your sight
• Blackout in San Francisco
• Fate of Selangor in the balance
• Can he close the deal?
• Boy has legs cut off after being abused by warden
• Najib: ECRL is a game changer
• MAICCI: Blueprint a positive milestone for Indians
• Majority of Malaysians welcome China’s presence here
• Providing vision for the visually impaired
• Liberalisa­tion of motor tariffs gets mixed response
• Leo Burnett Malaysia wins big at Kancil Awards 2017
• Six more students nabbed
• Ministries to work closely to curb gangsteris­m in schools
• Health D-G: Patients’ personal details not in MyHDW
• Celebratin­g life and culture
• Maintenanc­e key to addressing environmen­tal issues, says activist
• ‘Protected sun bears still being sold in Kapit’
• ‘I just want to serve Sarawak’
• Incumbents likely to be dropped as DAP gears up for GE14
• Priest survives after being shot at close range outside his house
• Going all the way in life
• Putting off smokers with a higher price
• Many Hindu groups lodge police reports against Perlis Mufti
• Mufti: Poem not intended to insult Hindus in the country
• GREAT activities await at health fair
• French youths are political, even if they don’t vote
• The paradox that is Mahathir
• Reinventin­g customs
• Beware the hate spin
• Key turn in the road for Indonesia
• Fighting for freedom
• Mask appeal: The addiction of surgical masks in Japan
• UK’s William, Harry and Kate open up about emotional struggles
• France on edge as voters decide
• 26 including Qatar royals freed after negotiatio­ns
• French youths don’t vote but that doesn’t mean they don’t care
• Afghan base attack death toll rises to 140
• Mayor ends hostage crisis
• Top Duterte critic lauds cops for ‘snitching’
• United CEO won’t become chairman
• Worker suspended over stroller row with passengers
• ‘Tianzhou-1’ docks with ‘Tiangong II’
• Workers building ‘better world’ along Belt and Road
• One-handed girl plays violin
• Cyclist rides length of Cuba in just over two days
• Sex prank gets man off club list
• Social media outrage as Sessions calls Hawaii ‘island in the Pacific’
• Spanish king’s brother-in-law to appeal jail sentence
• Russian hacker gets 27 years
• Politician­s want to help mistakenly released convict
• Next super weapon could be biological
• China in period of transition
• The Indian diaspora, diplomacy, developmen­t
• Pedestrian-only Orchard Road may kill, not rekindle its appeal
• Improving their odds
• Windies revival frustrates Pakistan in first Test
• RFU chief in favour of shortened Six Nations programme
• Massive task awaits organisers
• CK Golf brand moves into South-East Asian market
• A true epic
• Bud tames the wind
• Poulter says all is not lost after losing Tour status
• Basking in the limelight
• Italy’s Scarponi killed in training crash
• Simbine too fast for Van Niekerk in South African meet
• Sharapova rivals are jealous ‘journeymen’, says agent
• Running out of steam
• Russia national team still not convincing under Cherchesov
• Modest Celta looking to upset United in semi-final
• It’s down to us again
• Five key clashes that may decide El Clasico
• Ganso fires brace as Sevilla sink Adams’ Granada
• Let’s ramp up the chase
• McDermott: Reds need strength in depth to recreate glory days
• Make me a Shaw thing
• No sense in Rashford playing for England Under-21s, says Jose
• Ibrahimovi­c out until next year after tearing ACL
• Only the FA Cup can help Guardiola salvage poor first season at City
• Top-four finish with Spurs better than La Liga title, says Poch
• England boss Southgate leads tributes to ‘gentle giant’ Ehiogu
• Gotta hand it to Zul
• Up to the tusk
• Irfan tells players not to feel threatened by Kedah
• Coach Stephen to gauge his players in matches against Kiwis
• There’s no time to rest
• MAF president pleased with athletes’ progress ahead of Games
• Elite company
• Boon Heong-Hendra’s title shot at China Masters ends in semis
• Andrea looking forward to baptism of fire
• Rocking Blues
• DJOKOVIC CRASHES OUT OF MONTE CARLO
• WENGER IN SPOTLIGHT AS ARSENAL FACE CITY TEST
• Caution about carbon monoxide
• They’re after our children
• This is NOT cellulite
• Head on to FitForLife KL 2017
• Six ways to reduce xenoestrog­en exposure
• Be careful of ‘bad’ fat
• Noses that ‘run’
• Varsity holds marine heritage programme
• Ministry, company work on learning initiative
• Summer school provides opportunit­ies
• Students should pursue degrees locally
• Mobile devices could be allowed in class
• Speaking his way to London
• Space debris problem getting worse
• Survey finds tree species risk extinction
• Iraqi girls back at school
• Understand­ing what is right, wrong
• More to higher education than rankings
• What students say
• KDU team cooks their way to victory
• Building a strong foundation
• An insight into virtual correspond­ents
• Exchange of knowledge
• Looking into eye care
• Varsity, company work on recycling
• Celebratin­g best results
• Learning English via green activities
• Trainees represent Malaysia at skills fest
• Setting the stage for students
• Special education pupils reap success in crayfish farming
• A commitment to early literacy
• Conquering learners and lessons through NiE

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