Bangkok Post - 2015-05-05

• Cops target traffickin­g kingpins
• Boom bash crash
• Rohingya woman flees ‘torture’ camp
• UK’s new princess named Charlotte
• State railway grills ITD over crane tumble
• Public buses, trains go electric
• NLA tipped to advise changes to draft charter
• Prayut orders drink-drive blitz
• Govt sends 2 more teams to stricken Nepal
• Marathon takes flak for sanctuary route
• Swamp forest at risk of fire
• Grandma prepares for execution
• Website shut down over xenophobia
• Nepal asks foreign rescuers to exit city
• Rival aims put Antarctica at risk
• Xi warns Taiwan over independen­ce
• S Korean pair admit to ‘spying in North’
• Head of state to visit Russia
• Cameron faces grim prospects
• FBI raid home after cartoon event shooting
• Former brain surgeon Ben Carson to run for president
• Pope Francis’s decree riles ‘deniers’
• NBTC should not censor
• Serving up sexism
• Mediterran­ean drills boost China’s reach
• Australia’s cultural insensitiv­ity alienates neighbours
• Setting the record straight on my conservati­ve roots
• Good political intentions are not enough
• Boko Haram hostages reveal captivity ordeal
• Kerry urges unity to beat terror
• Wizards down top-seeded Hawks 104-98
• Tampa Bay rout Montreal
• Astros edge Mariners 7-6
• McIlroy cruises to Match Play victory
• Woods splits up with Vonn
• Park wins North Texas Shootout
• Mayweather still a polarising figure
• West Indies win third Test to level England series
• Federer set for French Open challenge
• AC Milan slump continues
• Halep and Bouchard crash out in Madrid
• Real face another barrier at Juventus
• Mourinho steels Chelsea for challenges ahead
• Pellegrini taunts Blues boss in style wars
• Greaves in intensive care after stroke
• TUF looks to integratio­n, synergy
• Thai Watsadu’s rapid growth rolls along
• Fresh seafood to your door
• Eastern promise
• ANGELS AND DEMONS: A TALE OF TWO CITIES (PART TWO)
• Local distributo­rs predict continuing low growth
• Rice-scheme debt rules eyed
• TWG foresees strong sales growth
• Enterprise, consumer segments beckon Huawei
• Danish banks feel pinch
• Sugar output looking flat for 2014-15
• Asia rises on China stimulus speculatio­n
• Oil market pauses in NY after April surge
• ADB steps up project funding
• German train drivers start five-day strike
• Shell, Total align trading, refining to drive profits
• Australia’s Westpac sees shares slide on low profits
• Aussie dollar drops for fourth day
• India factory output hit by slowdown
• Driverless cars in sight for TomTom
• AFTER THE QUAKE
• NINE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT SENDING HELP
• How to keep your skin clean and healthy during summertime
• Taiwanese director and his relationsh­ip with Thai films
• Ignorance is shameful, dangerous bliss
• Words from the wise
• Study like a Kiwi
• Avengers sequel is second biggest US opener of all time
• Russia mourns its ballet legend rebel Plisetskay­a
• Eric Clapton celebrates 70th birthday with concert
• Can Jay Z turn the digital tide?
• Gurrumul, shy Aboriginal voice, wins star support in US
• NOSTALGIA TURNED SOUR
• Jekyll + Hyde
• Orphic Machine
• Who Is The Sender?
• LEARNING TO RELAX IS VALUABLE ANTIDOTE TO STRESS
• KEEP MOVING TO STAY A STEP AHEAD OF ARTHRITIS
• Pedalling for peace of mind
• Nocturnal teeth grinding a big issue
• Chemical clues on obesity in urine
• Obese mums put child at diabetes risk
• It’s a family aff
• Flower power tackles UV damage
• White as snow
• My boyfriend’s old texts suggest his heart lays elsewhere
• Lee A. Santipongc­hai dies, aged 90
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