Bangkok Post - 2017-07-09

• Volunteers to ensure no booze during Lent period
• PM vows to punish fund embezzlers
• PRAYUT’S TRIP TO US POSTPONED BUT STRATEGIC DIALOGUE ON COURSE
• A PYTHON’S REBIRTH
• TRUMPETING KING BHUMIBOL
• A FAMILY’S HEARTBREAK
• YOU HAD ONE JOB
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• PM urged to halt falling latex prices
• Sasin vows to keep on fighting for forests
• GUN, AMMUNITION FOUND IN RAID ON KOH SAMUI CLINIC
• Civic network calls for consultati­on on police reform
• No reprieve for officials who abuse migrant worker law
• Cig sellers fuming over retail bans
• EXAT BOSS SHUNTED TO OFFICE OF THE PM PENDING PROBE
• Tourist-heavy Koh Tao gets new hospital
• Artists work around the clock for King Bhumibol’s ceremony
• Trump, Putin ‘connect’ at G20
• TWO GORED IN PAMPLONA’S SECOND BULL RUN OF 2017
• Over 120 nations adopt first nuclear ban treaty
• After finishing high school, Malala plans her future
• RUSSIA FREES LEADER OF OPPOSITION
• New Syria ceasefire to begin today
• IS claims deadly attack on soldiers in Egypt’s Sinai
• CANADA APOLOGISES AND PAYS MILLIONS TO EX-GITMO INMATE
• Iraqi forces predict imminent Mosul victory over militants
• Liu’s brothers travel to his bedside
• Indian Kashmir in anniversar­y lockdown
• Former martial arts star wins Mongolian election
• KYUSHU TOLL RISES AMID FLOODING
• Marawi air strikes target snipers
• TIBET GROUPS SLAM UNESCO SITE DECISION
• GIRL DIES IN ‘MENSTRUAL HUT’
• ONE GIRL’S PLIGHT EPITOMISES ROHINGYA STRUGGLE
• British surfer who saved world from WannaCry attack girds for next wave
• Let me hear those balalaikas ringing out
• Time for a U-turn on Mahakan Fort
• Entreprene­urs adapt to a nation in crisis
• IN CRIME-PLAGUED MEXICO, ‘HEAVENLY POLICE’ TURN TO HIGHER POWER
• CLAMPDOWN ON MIGRANTS AN OWN GOAL
• UNTYING THE KNOT, FILM UNDER PRESSURE, DJ’S STALKER NIGHTMARE, LAMYAI DENIES FLING
• CHASING HISTORY
• Lions, All Blacks series tied after rare draw
• Thailand coach Rajevac readies King’s Cup bid
• Strawberri­es still No.1 at Wimbledon
• Peng: Chinese boys prefer ping-pong, badminton
• Muguruza makes light work of Cirstea
• Murray adds voice to chorus bemoaning state of courts at this year’s championsh­ips
• Thais expect tough going in title defence
• Man United agree fee for Lukaku leaving rivals Chelsea to ponder move for Morata
• Newlywed Messi enjoys good week as authoritie­s reduce tax fraud sentence to fine
• Death of Defoe’s ‘best mate’ mourned
• Bilbao shave heads for sick teammate Alvarez
• OLD HAND NITCHAON PUTS YOUNGER STARS IN SHADE
• India needs strong roots and structural improvemen­ts to match China, says coach
• SERVE AND VOLLEY: AN ART PUSHED TO BRINK OF OBLIVION
• Pigeons fly in fear as Rufus the Hawk rules the roost at Wimbledon
• Pachulia seals one-year Warriors deal
• Johansson caught off guard by trade to Devils
• Brewers and Aguilar slam reeling Yankees
• No need to cry for Pacquiao after loss
• Hamilton hopes hit by five-place grid penalty for unschedule­d gearbox replacemen­t
• Six millimetre­s was all that Kittel needed
• Koga stars as Japan edge past Thailand in World GP opener
• McIlroy flops out of Irish Open
• Moriya and Pavarisa four off the pace at Thornberry Creek event
• Chakansim scoops maiden All Thailand Tour title
• Southwest England has a timeless charm that draws visitors back to the region time and time again.
• The new BMW 8 Series reflects a dramatic new direction for the marque in its battle with Mercedes-Benz.
• Netflix’s psychosexu­al thriller ‘Gypsy’ is elegant, well acted and expertly directed but still fails to excite viewers.
• Pickled devilled eggs and tomato and zucchini casserole will take pride of place at any potluck party.
• British actor Andy Serkis is in line for an Oscar nomination for his role in ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’.
• Andrew Biggs digs out an old diary to look back at the momentous events of 1997 during the tom yam kung crisis.
• Former Gossip singer Beth Ditto’s solo debut contains a mix of styles but her voice steals the show.
• THE PLAYLIST
• HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGEN­CE IS TAKING ON RANSOMWARE
• NOWSHOWING
• A BRIEF BUT POTENT SCARE
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• ‘CLIMATE OF FEAR’ GRIPS MYANMAR JOURNALIST­S AFTER CLAMPDOWN
• VIETNAMESE ARCHITECT’S EASY-TO-ERECT DWELLING FOR THE DESTITUTE
• NATIONAL CRISIS AS LEE KUAN YEW FAMILY CLASH OVER HOUSE
• DYNAMITE FISHING, DRUGS, THREATEN MYANMAR’S MOKEN SEA GYPSIES
• EKING A LIVING AMONG THE DEAD IN THE PHILIPPINE­S
• BLACK CABS AND UBER FIGHT FOR A FUTURE IN LONDON
• FINDING COMFORT, AND NORTH KOREA, IN A TINY INCHEON RESTAURANT
• CHINA’S BLOGGERS, FILMMAKERS FEEL CHILL OF INTERNET CRACKDOWN
• THAI STUDENTS RIDE ACADEMIC STORM
• BAREFOOT AND ALONE, CHILDREN FLEE BRUTAL SOUTH SUDAN WAR
• DEPORTATIO­N A ‘DEATH SENTENCE’ TO ADOPTEES AFTER A LIFETIME IN THE US
• PAINTWORK: YOUNG LIBERIAN ‘STATUES’ SLAP ON ANY MESSAGE YOU WANT
• HAMBURG READY TO FILL UP WITH HYDROGEN, BUT CUSTOMERS NOT SO SURE
• THE POWER OF ONE
• ‘A GHOST STORY’ CASTS A BIZARRE SPELL
• BREAKING DOWN THE DNA OF DANCE
• Corbyn’s fans overlook Brexit

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