Bangkok Post - 2016-10-23

• A tearful final song for His Majesty
• We’ve lost our ray of sunshine
• Celebritie­s doing good deeds
• Strength of the land
• THE BIG ISSUE: WHINE STEWARDS
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• REMINDERS OF A LOVE MORE THAN SKIN DEEP
• A million volunteers to help grief-stricken people
• More medics for mourners as crowd keeps swelling
• POLICE ALERT AFTER KIDNAP ATTEMPTS
• PM BANS STATE AGENCIES FROM REMOVING PORTRAITS
• CDC denies being told to reset parties
• Three airlines set for ‘red flag’ removal
• Latest homeless killing ‘not linked’ to previous deaths
• ASEAN LEGAL WEBSITE SET TO LAUNCH
• Cambodian man arrested over fake passport stamps
• Philippine­s ‘won’t sever ties with US’
• CIVILIANS ‘KILLED BY MYANMAR MILITARY’
• Taliban briefs Pakistan about talks with Kabul
• China slams ‘provocativ­e’ sail-by
• Cambodia mulls ban on surrogacy
• ‘Jungle’ camp in France to be cleared
• TRUMP TO MAKE ‘CLOSING ARGUMENTS’ OF ELECTION CAMPAIGN
• Hackers take down sites from NY to LA in web-host siege
• CARTER CHECKS UP ON FIGHT TO RETAKE MOSUL
• Dozens die as Cameroon train derails
• Venezuela opposition vows revolt
• FIGHTING FOR INDONESIA’S MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS
• As Sweden tightens its borders, an Afghan faces return to unfamiliar home
• Don’t think twice, Bob — it’s all right
• Enforcemen­t needs sting to save the rays
• OUR KING WILL LIVE ON
• UNDERSTAND­ING THE MEDIA NARRATIVE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
• CASH AND CROC MEAT FEATURE IN CHINESE GRAFT
• Kesha’s legal battle may backfire
• TITLE CHARGE
• Lippi appointed as new China manager
• All Blacks tame Wallabies for record win
• James takes aim at Jordan’s NBA legacy
• KING’S DEATH ENDS A GOLDEN CHAPTER FOR WORLD BOXING
• Cherries keep Spurs off summit
• Russians choose Zabivaka the wolf as 2018 World Cup mascot
• Mourinho back at the Bridge with United
• Guardiola insists he won’t change City’s style of play despite Barcelona mauling
• Worawi’s futile dribbling after final whistle
• Chappuis gets the chop, Rungrat selected for World Cup qualifier and Suzuki Cup
• Neymar signs new five-year Barca deal
• A-League-winning coach Mulvey courts Thai move
• Champion Marquez on pole for Australian GP
• Mercedes boss says he had ‘a few words’ with Hamilton
• Record-setting Warriors add Durant to their ranks, gun for ‘Superteam’ status
• Walton aims to get Lakers back on song
• WNBA admits referee error helped decide crown
• Pittsburgh steel themselves for Pats
• Giants kicker Brown placed on leave over domestic violence rap
• Boychuk goal sees Islanders floor Coyotes
• Asian tennis seeks homegrown star
• Sornnarin leads grieving Thai team to ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier tournament
• Foley widow leads send-off as Irish rugby great laid to rest amid emotional scenes
• Lahiri races four shots clear at CIMB Classic
• Tiger says he’s practising well, back for Hero event in December
• CORNUCOPIA
• TELEVISION
• THE PLAYLIST
• LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BANNED
• ALONE AT THE END OF THE EARTH
• ZINK’S TALE KEEPS ZIPPING ALONG AS THE PLOT GOES UP IN SMOKE
• NOWSHOWING
• FILM REMAKES AS ELECTION PLAYERS
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• Legacy burns bright
• EKACHAI JEARAKUL
• SAKWUT WISESMANEE
• KUL PUNYAWONG
• PANACHAI PISAILERT
• WIWAT SALYAKAMTH­ORN
• CHARAN MAHATUMARA­T
• THE RAINMAKER
• THE RURAL DOCTOR
• THE SCULPTOR
• The hostage crisis solved in the name of the king
• MYANMAR’S TIN BOOM STARTS TO FADE
• RECLUSIVE PYONGYANG LOWERS GUARD
• PARANOIA GRIPS ISIS AS SYRIAN TIDE TURNS
• CANNABIS GROWERS BECOME CAREGIVERS
• PICKING A PORTFOLIO WITH POKÉBALLS
• CONSIGNING TWO SONS TO A LIFE IN FREAK SHOWS
• AN ARTIST WHO WIELDS BOTH BRUSH AND PEN

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