Bangkok Post - 2015-06-05

• Motorists face Green Line traffic chaos
• US praises efforts against slave trade
• Nations fight against traffickin­g:
• Govt pins exodus on smugglers:
• Cycling seen as key to green city
• Murphy offers help in aviation probe
• Human rights lawyer slams ‘farce’ of NCPO censorship
• Temple abbot denies scam role
• Prayut ready to stay on, but wants help
• Drug sting nets B150m in assets
• Police nab 3 Ufun suspects ‘preparing to flee country’
• Panel urges end to health disparitie­s
• Teacher fund under fire for missing B2bn
• First Nauru refugees arrive in Phnom Penh
• HK marks Tiananmen anniversar­y
• Disaster gets spin machine whirring
• Rescuers recover more bodies from stricken ship
• Hundreds of schools close amid fresh Mers outbreak
• Japan and Philippine­s deepen ties
• More than 70 die in petrol station blaze
• BBC sorry over Queen death tweet
• Dreams to save planet strike a chord
• Manas a test case for govt
• Ex-PM got raw deal
• Politics needs wisdom of Buddhist voices
• Prayut’s coal plant speech was powered by inaccuracy
• Overhaul Fifa’s rotten pyramid from the bottom up
• Rail crossings don’t have to be death traps
• After splashy debut, Caitlyn Jenner navigates bureaucrac­y maze
• Police reforms put in ‘too hard’ basket
• Whip out the milk formula
• River tunnel goes too far
• Blackhawks stun Lightning
• Pirates complete Giants road sweep
• Hamilton promises Montreal comeback
• Yahoo gets first NFL stream
• Net closes on top Fifa leaders
• US keen to end title drought
• Japan’s iron ladies eye another miracle
• Reading set to thrill Thai fans in Bangkok on July 7
• Buffon bullish as Barca loom
• Spieth leads strong field at Memorial
• Thais open account with pair of gold
• Officials urge Games reform
• Hosts keen on slickest spectacle
• Singapore’s cost-effective fiesta a feat
• Murray set to test Djokovic’s resolve
• Safarova secures place in Paris final
• Rivals say Nadal far from spent force
• Index hits 11-month low
• ‘Three pillars’ will drive growth, says Pridiyatho­rn
• Audit chief slams GLO discount
• Investment disbursal raises hope
• GDP CALCULATIO­N TWEAKED, BUT OTHER INDICATORS LAG
• Ministry spotlights sectors with potential to boost GDP
• Bourse shifts set to continue
• THIENSURAT LOOKS FORWARD TO CLEAN, CLEAR FUTURE IN WATER PURIFICATI­ON
• Thailand Post keys on e-commerce link
• Employers push DVT scheme
• Regulator acknowledg­es dominance of satellite TV
• AIS, Axa to offer free insurance
• Nu Skin triples up on SE Asia
• Oil cartel moots $75-80 as new ‘fair’ price
• Wal-Mart to let workers add denim pants to work wardrobe
• Shanghai bounces from slump, HK down
• McLaren F1 supercar expected to fetch $12m
• US economy ‘cranks back into middle gear’
• IKEA to expand delivery service
• Chinese pay top yuan for dog food
• Deal eludes Greece, creditors
• What’s next? A look at options in coming days
• Samsung’s tie-up plan challenged
• RAINBOW SCREEN STARS
• Melissa McCarthy in Spy; Silent Film Festival returns
• East-meets-West delight
• Lacking education is prison without the bars
• Biographic­al musicals take centre stage
• SENSATIONA­L SILENT CINEMA
• TOUCH OF ITALIAN STYLE
• POLENTA WITH WILD MUSHROOMS AND MARINARA SAUCE
• SIMPLY ITALIAN
• Conquering the fear of cooking fish
• WHAT’S ON: THIS WEEK AND BEYOND
• HOTEL DINING
• GO SHOPPING
• NOW SHOWING
• A STITCH IN THAI
• #FirstEdito­rsNote
• Streetside story:
• Use your noodle(s)
• A CLEAN SLATE
• HIP HOTELIER

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