The Star Malaysia - 2022-11-20

• Perak slips from Barisan’s grasp
• Better outcomes for BN in Negri Sembilan
• Barisan stronghold of Pahang appears to be shaky
• Umno swept by ‘green tsunami’
• Perikatan and Pakatan explore possible partners
• Perikatan: We can form govt
• Pakatan wins more than half of Johor parliament­ary seats
• Pakatan wins big in Penang
• Nail-biting finish in Sabah polls race
• Disastrous outing for Mahathir and son
• GPS wins big, waits for the call
• Wees retain Ayer Hitam and Tanjung Piai seats
• Selangor sends a clear signal
• Tengku Zafrul’s Kuala Selangor defeat a big surprise
• PAS makes clean sweep in Kelantan and Terengganu
• Top leaders among early birds
• 40 voters surprised to find Padang Serai centre closed
• Tioman candidate dies, polls put off
• Siblings get ‘inked’ together
• Tun M sings Happy Birthday to a reporter covering GE15
• Family gathering for single dad
• Sabah interior folk brave the rain to vote
• Five die at polling centres
• Hectic day for factory operator working in Singapore
• Health scare no deterrent for Sabah minister to casting vote
• Early birds flock polling centres, food sellers kept busy
• Couple head to polling centre first before getting married
• Walking is hard but voting a must for 82-year-old
• Malaysia the winner
• Forming a stable government that lasts
• Jokowi looks to Prabowo as potential successor
• The politickin­g isn’t over
• The climate and the Cup
• A changing Qatar has a lot at stake in the World Cup
• Paying for ‘loss and damage’
• Improvised menu for South Korean players in Qatar
• Meet the World Cup women
• Lies and bombast
• Russia must face danger of flash points in its invasion
• Selling Asia on cell-cultured seafood
• Buried treasure and snakes
• 6.9 quake strikes off western Indonesia
• Covid-19 restrictio­ns hit historic Beijing theatre
• US to help Thailand develop small nuclear reactors
• Saudi Arabia to pay Filipino workers owed wages
• Move to renew diplomacy
• Missile test a family affair
• Charles bans foie gras at all UK palaces, says Peta
• ‘Wet pet food worse for climate than dry’
• Two firefighte­rs dead in Peruvian plane runway crash
• Twitter fate hangs in the balance
• Ancestral home of Iran’s founder setonfire
• Activists dump paint on sculpture in Paris
• Ukraine war roundly condemned
• Scientists introduce new measuring units
• EU rejects ‘terrible’ emissions proposal at COP27, says official
• Faultless Lydia takes five-shot lead
• F1 to launch all-female racing series next year
• Ricciardo set for Red Bull third driver role in 2023
• All horns intact
• Ping launch new G430 family line for better distance
• Tanah Merah to host women’s R&A forum
• Fung comes out tops in Melaka
• Burning ambition
• Women’s team stage great comeback to reach semis of IBF World Cup
• Welsh tourney the last chance for Jin Wei to make cut for home tourney
• Aaliyah and aiden head for oceania Championsh­ips to improve on personal bests
• Haven for punters
• No smiley faces
• Saka ready to thrive after attacks
• Bierhoff: Beer ban leaves a bitter taste
• Watch out!
• Man with a vision
• World Cup warm-up defeat a wake-up call for Belgium
• Write us off at your peril at World Cup, warn confident Croatia
• Rivalry in motion
• Lewandowsk­i unsure if Qatar World Cup will be his last
• The Riyal is on ...
• Germany striker Fuellkrug misses first training in Qatar with flu
• No time to ‘weight’
• ‘Qatar ready for historic moment’
• Go for quick win
• France sweat on Benzema, Varane
• FIFA chief blasts ‘hypocrisy’ of Western nations
• Qatar kicks off!
• More than weight loss
• Sperm counts going down
• More Covid, more problems
• Losing sleep over sleep
• A large task
• Drug side benefit: Less AMD
• Is sugar really the enemy?
• An insulin balancing act
• Why do babies spit up?
• Online marketing pushes unhealthy feeding
• Developing too quickly
• 'Youths feeling the strain'
• ACS Ipoh scores fourth national record
• Young changemake­rs to the fore
• Taylor’s is top M’sian private varsity
• TAR UMT celebrates first convo with new status
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• We’re tightening our belts...
• ‘Let them play’
• Address cyberbully­ing urgently

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