Bangkok Post - 2018-09-25

• PM hints at political stay
• 1/4 of city’s public vans to be retired
• Khon Kaen gets bad rep as Ponzi haven
• Airport rail link timeline announced
• DSI to charge tycoon’s sister in KCUC case
• Warong denies party rumours
• Drought fears soar as monsoon to end
• Cops accuse Briton of false rape claim
• Man arrested after couple’s disappeara­nce
• Martial law stirs up division in Pattani
• Cops suspect foul play in tourist’s waterfall death
• Govt outlaws National Party in Hong Kong
• Beijing told to ‘own up’ to Muslim minority detentions
• Ricketson arrives in Sydney
• Maldives boots out Yameen in election shock
• US, Israel warned of revenge after attack
• Labour keeps second Brexit vote on table
• Funerals held in Ahvaz for terror victims
• Erdogan to impose secure zones in Syria
• Navalny detained yet again
• Former leaders call for regulation in war on drugs
• Kavanaugh faces new sex misconduct claim
• All eyes on Trump at UN assembly meet
• Cosby to learn fate in 2004 assault sentencing
• The first shots of another Gulf war?
• Pyongyang steps out
• Digital disaster
• US, EU must tread carefully over Cambodia
• The Supreme Court may be coming apart at the seams
• Southeast Asia making strong gains in disease fight
• Woods completes comeback
• Zverev seals Europe win in Laver Cup
• Patricia’s Lions topple Patriots
• Rose No.1 reign over after ‘tricky’ FedEx Cup success
• Pogba takes aim at Mou
• Ton-up Rohit and Dhawan crush Pakistan in Asia Cup
• Cech hailed as keeper frustrates Everton
• Weerasak: Buri Ram ready for the big day
• Erring Pique saves Barca’s blushes in Catalan derby
• Ronaldo keeps Juventus perfect with late strike
• E&P auctions to progress
• Veerathai stresses data on rate vote
• MoU on digital trade and investment signed with US
• RISKY BUSINESS
• GAZING ABROAD
• FULL COURT PRESS
• THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC
• SACRE BLEU
• Corporate bond issuance to meet annual target this month
• 11 sanctioned for EARTH insider trading
• Three juristic entities apply to offer VAT refund service
• Customs, revenue link info
• TVD acquisitio­n propels Spring News reposition­ing
• VNS Property to develop B3.7bn estate on 1,000 rai
• Samitivej aims to entice Japanese
• AIS gives superblock bandwidth a leg up
• L.P.N. moving away from condo slowdown in 2019
• Border trade rises 6.51% as of August
• Ezkae joins logistics for DPP drop points
• UPS deploys electric trucks in Kentish Town
• Global spending on ‘martech’ nears $100bn
• Ad expenditur­e ‘to grow 4.5%’
• World oil demand to peak in 2035, says Unipec
• Comcast outbids Murdoch for Sky
• China accuses US of ‘trade bullyism’
• Barrick buys Randgold to create No.1 gold miner
• Singapore fines Grab and Uber
• ‘Game of Thrones’ town in peril
• PARSING THE FAT
• A hint of political maturation
• Nimitr welcomes two young accomplish­ed chefs
• Far-right shuts French rapper out of Bataclan attack site
• Plus-sized models and 1990s ‘supers’ walk for Dolce & Gabbana in Milan
• HOUSEWITH ACLOCKIN ITSWALLS TICKS TO NO.1 IN THEATRES
• Lesbian romance film shows to sell-out crowd in Nairobi after court lifts ban
• Prince vaults open up with jazzy Piano & A Microphone
• CAUTIONS HOPE FOR ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS
• A brief overview of sports injuries
• PINK CLEANSING
• GET A PARIS POUT
• FOR LIPS THAT REALLY POP
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• ONCE IN A BLUE MOON
• APPEASING THE SPIRITS AMONG US
• Haitians scour the cou ntry’s largest trash dump to scratch out a life

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