Bangkok Post - 2018-09-28

• Prayut vows 20-year plan here to stay
• ‘Big Joke’ tipped to be immigratio­n chief
• Engineer gets 10 years for killing teen in parking row
• BMA begins charging hourly parking fees
• No water tax plan for small farmers: NLA
• Call to repatriate fishers’ bodies
• Independen­t body members get pay rises
• NCPO preps for Senate picks
• Pro-election group leaders are indicted
• Pheu Thai unmasks fresh faces
• MPRL E&P makes gas find at Shwe Yee Htun-2 well
• AI to ‘alter’ the role of teachers
• Ex-actress ‘Amy’ ordained as nun
• Group wants court ruling on abortion
• Vatican deal draws ire amid crackdown
• US says Beijing meddling in midterm polls
• Kavanaugh confronts fresh sex claim
• Moscow plots long-term future for Syria
• Rohingya campaign ‘is genocide’
• Yameen trying to stay in power, claims opposition
• Moscow dismisses spy report
• Erdogan calls on Germany to list Gulenists as terrorists
• Enforce laws to halt rabies’ return
• Vans aren’t the villains
• China’s Belt & Road impact on Thailand
• Where does our civilisati­on sit in the survival stakes?
• Be outraged by America’s role in Yemen’s misery
• Robots arrive for India’s factory jobs
• Brewers, Cubs reach play-offs
• Williams gets starting spot as All Blacks ring changes
• Mercedes in bid for fifth win at Sochi
• Madrid host city for new-look Davis Cup
• PLAYING FORMAT
• Dybala breaks duck to set up Juve victory
• Koepka US Player of the Year
• Hazard magic sinks Reds
• Beetles to defend crown against Buriram
• Double duty for Dechapol
• Trio share opening round lead in Taipei
• ‘Wild Boars’ team to enjoy Youth Olympic experience
• Battle begins
• Barcelona, Real Madrid crash to shock defeats in La Liga
• Clinical Bangladesh rout Pakistan to reach Asia Cup final
• JD Central plans automated shop
• The Mall flits into new arena
• FPO spots signs of low-income recovery
• STILL ON TOP
• RAZOR’S EDGE
• CREATIVE MOVES
• MORE GLOOM
• BoT to beef up protection­s for car refinancin­g
• CIMBT touts NPL coverage ahead of recapitali­sation
• SET chief urges ‘last resort’ state lending if crisis occurs
• TFF details to be announced in October
• Smartphone market cut-throat as Chinese rush in
• ERC to extend considerat­ion of Glow deal
• US tells Thailand to allow foreign worker unions
• IRPC nears acquisitio­n of domestic or overseas facility
• SCB, KTB fined for forced sales
• Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Suzuki lead customer service appraisal
• Tris confirms stable outlook for 3 thrift and credit cooperativ­es
• Fed expects one more rate hike this year
• Amazon turns to toys, home goods in latest brick-and-mortar trial
• McDonald’s buns free of preservati­ves
• Tech giants go after remittance business
• Trump, Abe agree to start trade negotiatio­ns
• IMF boosts aid for Argentina to $57bn
• BSP and BI pull interest rate trigger
• HK banks hike prime rates for first time in 12 years
• Australia’s most expensive house sold to tech tycoon
• Facebook unveils new VR headset
• A HEART-RACING TIME AT THE TRACK
• WEAR YOUR TRAVELLING SPIRIT ON YOUR SLEEVE
• FRANCK MULLER EXHIBITION RETURNS
• FERRARI REVIVES MONZA SPIRIT
• WHAT’S STILL AVAILABLE AFTER VERSACE SALE
• Quintessen­tially Italian
• FIVE-STAR DINING
• BED OF ROSES
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• ROUGH AROUND THE EDGES
• NOW SHOWING
• OLD meets NEW
• COVER STORY
• WINE ME DINE ME
• GETTIN’ GEEKY
• Mental health counsellin­g on the go
• THE SAMARITANS OF THAILAND
• SWEET & SAVOURY
• HOROSCOPE

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