Bangkok Post - 2018-04-10

• Prayut hints at new plan to retain grip
• Courts ask govt to rule on housing project fate
• Fears grow about Premchai sentence
• Drivers told to halt drive-by splashing
• Phase 2 of MRT plan blueprint to be ready in August
• Pet vaccinatio­n rush aims to stave off rabies wave
• Govt officials to retire at 63 not 60
• Dead actress’s phone found
• Cabinet to review 20-yr strategy in May
• Court to look into pleas on organic bill
• Abhisit warns NCPO risks rule breach
• PCD under fire over ‘slow’ clean-up effort
• Fishermen go on strike over new regulation­s
• New ‘eGov’ bill to be considered
• Prawit denies links to water filter saga
• Ex-S Korean president Lee faces graft charges
• Over 100 injured as students protest ‘unfair’ job quotas
• Pyongyang may discuss denucleari­sation
• Dozens die from bootleg alcohol
• Orban wins decisive vote in Hungary
• Van driver had run-ins with police, suicidal thoughts
• Saudi crown prince in Paris
• Airstrike hits Gaza after bomb finds
• Bolton to be new US national security adviser
• Students injured as bus strikes overpass
• Cosby’s sex assault retrial gets started
• Two charged in teacher’s death
• Daniels renews push for Trump’s deposition
• UN group highlights nexus of duties
• Eyeing new speed limits
• Not so simple
• War on drugs
• Making sense of Asean’s view on Rakhine
• Expect Trump to hit Syria again, with same result
• Vettel escapes Merc checkmate
• Sixers edge clear, Jazz reach play-offs
• Crutchlow wins a crazy race
• West Ham draw sums up Chelsea’s season, says Conte
• Spain set up semis clash with France
• Ronaldo scores but honours even in derby
• Phenom Ohtani dazzles with bat and arm for LA Angels
• Napoli keep alive title ambitions
• Bertens whips Goerges for Volvo crown
• Masterful Reed receives green jacket
• Japan switch coach two months before World Cup
• Kiradech promises to come back stronger
• Fowler ‘ready for breakthrou­gh victory’
• Crucial match
• NBTC steps away from payment pleas
• World Bank, OECD and CIMBT at odds over GDP forecasts
• 3m at risk from robotics rise
• Budget disburseme­nt falls short of target
• SMEs ‘not suffering’ from higher rates
• BoT: US-China rift harm to be indirect
• Fetco forecasts bullish sentiment to hold steady
• Supant to chair FTI once again
• Motor show propels car sales
• Cruise line keen on local demand
• Debt clogs renewable power operators
• Analysts warn of disruptive wave
• Nordstrom finally arrives in New York
• Companies and regulators team up for electric future
• Shoe chain Nine West goes bust
• Kadoya still sticks to one niche business
• SNCF counts cost of strikes
• Novartis buys AveXis in gene therapy bet
• Deutsche Bank picks new CEO
• Negotiatio­ns currently ‘impossible’, says China
• German exports see surprise fall
• Americans, Canadians biggest TV addicts
• NY’s JFK drops out of top 20
• Switzerlan­d’s note named world’s best
• Contempora­ry Mission
• BACC'S TUMULTUOUS HISTORY: HOW IT ALL BEGAN
• Coffee cancer risk minimal
• Community’s revenge on Bollywood star
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Udon Thani Songkran party will be a splash
• Photo contest for underwater explorers
• Biographer claims Prince Harry’s fiancée Meghan craves stature
• A Quiet Place roars with top-spot debut
• Hitler’s portrait of a lover to go up for auction
• Coconut oil is a saturated fat that should be used in moderation
• New brain cells in the old stokes debate
• Antacids for infants linked to allergies
• Mid-life cash crisis may boost death risk
• SKIN IN THE GAME
• Illuminati­ng the skin through filmed landscapes
• Finding the proper balance for a combinatio­n complexion
• CROSSWORD
• Amid a flood of plastic, big companies try to clean up their image

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