Bangkok Post - 2017-10-14

• Late King mourned under solemn skies
• Thais share memories of happy reign
• Sanam Luang surrounded by checkpoint­s
• Govt promises no repeat of 2011 flood
• Dept responds to WHC concern over illegal logging
• Senior monk ‘used dead man’s ID’
• New law takes aim at fake guns
• 110 projects under govt stimulus plan cleared of graft
• Security gets boost on Tak Bai strife fear
• US, Seoul to launch big navy drill
• High-tech battle waged on online sex crimes
• Quake destabilis­es nuclear test site
• KL cuts off Pyongyang imports
• Rohingya repatriati­on prioritise­d
• A village clings to Mao period past
• Beijing claims right to bar people from Hong Kong
• Wong makes court return on birthday
• Catalan crisis provokes sea of red-gold
• Chile penguins win battle in war against mine
• Trump throws Iran deal to Congress
• Far-right leader unveils ‘Blue Party’
• Turkish army sets up posts in Idlib
• Waterfall visit woes
• Laws that lead to guffaws
• Asterix for president!
• New trade competitio­n law lacks teeth
• Asean must show its mettle over the Rohingya crisis
• Section 112 the elephant in the room
• It’s not easy to prove racism — this study does
• How societies are defined by the segmentati­on of time
• Jewellery re-plating trade losing its former lustre
• Moving north a proven success
• Reality hits after poll date glee
• Desperatel­y seeking asylum
• Phuket carves out learning niche
• Job-hopping all the way to the top
• Some owners of tiny houses are struggling to find places to put them
• Better late than never: Volkswagen unveils the T-Roc compact crossover
• Bharti Airtel to scoop up Tata’s 40m mobile users in a ‘cash free’ deal
• The BAAC says losses from rice insurance will rise to an estimated B1bn this year because of upcountry floods
• The joys of realising a childhood Passione
• ATSI aims to swell programmer ranks
• B600bn revenue target within reach
• IMF’s Lagarde urges spread of wealth
• ‘Enigma Network’ spurs Hong Kong raid
• Sources mull China central bank head options
• ECB officials consider 9-month QE cut in January
• ELECTION DATE SPARKS SET, US RALLY CONTINUES
• RED RIVALRY
• Thai League back after internatio­nal break
• Jazz improves in second round at CIMB
• Elliott’s suspension reinstated by court
• Aguero could make a shock return for City
• Kante injury forces Conte to rejig Chelsea line-up for trip to Palace
• Tottenham lack financial might of Manchester clubs, says Poch
• Hamsik eyes Maradona’s record as Napoli visit Roma, Juventus plot Lazio revenge
• Real privilege, says Strachan as he quits as Scotland manager
• Barca battle Atletico amid Catalan crisis
• Bayern boss Heynckes starts his fourth stint with aim of reviving stuttering club
• WBC champ Wanheng to fight Fukuhara
• Dovizioso sets Motegi pace as Marquez crashes
• Swiss probe Al-Khelaifi and Valcke over graft
• Fireworks expected at triple-header
• Mexico’s Santa Cruz looks beyond Avalos title bout
• GERMANY LOOKING GOOD TO DEFEND WORLD CUP TITLE
• Uncertaint­y hovers over England’s chances as their lack of talent, depth become clear
• Court ruling clears way for six-match suspension of Cowboys running back Elliott
• Stellar Davis saves the day for Cubs
• Stamkos scores first goal since knee surgery to help Lightning hold off Penguins
• Iceland’s Vikings make history again
• ICC gives nod to host of new competitio­ns
• Nadal denies Dimitrov, faces Cilic in semis
• Sutijet and Chaiphat ahead at storm-hit Pattaya tournament
• Prima blows away field
• Rookie Yin soars with a 65 for second-round lead in Incheon
• Kiradech, holder Molinari in six-way tie for lead at Italian Open
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