The Star Malaysia - 2018-02-02

• ‘She was extremely sad’
• Nepal nationals recount bitter experience
• Child molester at funfair pleads guilty
• ‘Govt will help people weather tough times’
• Federal Territorie­s continue to excel, says Ku Nan
• Nabbed Spaniard wanted to meet M’sian fugitive Amin
• End of the road likely for some MPs
• Move to get M’sian airlines more access to China skies
• Groups want more done for unmarried and pregnant girls
• Man jumping on car in video a drug addict, say cops
• Dad detained again after injuries found in daughter’s post-mortem
• Follow SOP in cases of theft, teachers told
• Educators: Caring approach helps when handling theft cases
• Release studies and reports, Gerakan Youth tells Penang govt
• ‘Don’t speculate on death of teachers’
• Beauty queens’ act of kindness
• Villagers want to preserve beauty and legend of Gua Kerbau
• Bulls pulling chariot ‘not mistreated’
• Remand request for duo in railway project probe rejected
• Paya Rumput rep all set for the challenge
• German students in town to experience M’sian culture
• Groups want Dental Bill passed as law quickly
• Sticking to your New Year’s resolution
• Eat fish for smarter kids
• A day of clouds, contrasts and conflicts
• Andy the Magician’s latest achievemen­t is no illusion
• Batik designer goes ‘wild’ with inspiratio­n
• ‘My son was conceived naturally’
• Baby’s body found dumped near mosque in Jitra
• Runway clearer
• Protection for the vulnerable
• Cornered and nabbed
• Fire kills 11 at welfare home
• New Zealand to probe abuse of children in state care
• Afghanista­n: We have proof attackers trained in Pakistan
• Orang utan ‘beheaders’ claim self-defence
• Turkey court rules local Amnesty chief to remain in jail
• Cambodian court rejects bail for opposition leader again
• Taiwan MPs seek meeting with pope after bishop row
• Lawmakers ‘aye’ to draft Holocaust law in Poland
• Seoul downplays gossip over US ambassador­ship
• Apex court upholds jail terms for Harvest six
• Getting hitched with a scan
• CAAC slams Taipei for obstructin­g family reunions
• China mulls regulation on Antarctica activities
• Train carrying Republican­s hits truck, one dead
• FBI and White House clash goes public
• One woman gets Nigeria’s first mobile library on the road
• Alleviate parking woes
• Escape routes for pirates will be cut off
• Climate change calamity
• Enforce traffic regulation­s strictly
• Judiciary must guarantee rights
• King James has final say
• Going for rare threepeat
• No big stars but plenty at stake in Davis Cup
• Conte sings the Blues
• Falcao at the double as Monaco set up PSG final
• Calhanoglu misses easy chance as Milan draw against Lazio
• Leganes salvage draw with Sevilla keeper’s mistake
• Champions League a spur to Lucas’ Tottenham move
• Foxes’ Puel was ready to see Mahrez join City
• Fadhil on a mission
• Kedah confident of defending Charity Shield despite shortcomin­gs
• Terengganu won’t play second fiddle to KLHC again
• SECOND ROUND TEE OFF TIMES
• Asian Tour No. 1 Gavin gets it right in opening round
• Asian Tour’s Order of Merit gets a rebrand
• Sending good vibes
• Sanjay finally seeing results after lifestyle change
• OCM to MAF: Separate the wheat from the chaff
• Trio out to end Le Mans Series on a high
• Devils blitzed
• Model Citizens
• PAISLEY SETS THE EARLY PACE AT SAUJANA
• FORMULA ONE BIDS GOODBYE TO GRID GIRLS

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