Bangkok Post - 2018-10-13

• Late King’s memory to be celebrated
• Pet fees scrapped from bill amid backlash
• Two years pass but love strong as ever
• Siriraj symbolises Rama IX’s spirit
• Villages interpret late King’s philosophy
• King Rama IX’s water legacy lives on
• Rubbish Man schools children for trash
• Widodo says trade wars destructiv­e
• ‘Five Eyes’ pool intel on Beijing
• Anwar faces critics in race to parliament
• Duterte picks UN envoy as foreign secretary
• Michael leaves ruin in wake
• Kanye West delivers lively, rambling Oval Office speech
• ISS flight delayed after botched launch
• Melania says she’s among ‘most bullied’
• Part of Weinstein case dropped
• Moscow rages over Orthodox Church split
• Trump’s boasts ring hollow in black areas
• Bolsonaro plans nuke, hydro energy amid shortfall
• Phone bidder opts to keep Banksy’s shredded art
• Greens flourish while mainstream rivals flounder
• Enduring legacies
• Plants have feelings too
• Carry on hunting: perps offer comic relief
• Goodbye, political spin, hello lies from the Republican­s
• America’s pain can become emerging markets’ gain
• Fear of being blunt clouds climate issue
• Amazon scraps its biased AI recruiting tool
• ABOUT Politics
• Thai export rivals benched by tariffs
• Alleviatin­g single-crop subsistenc­e for livelihood­s
• GSB boss questions BoT curbs
• Krungsri frets over digital pace
• OPTIMISM PREVAILS AS EARNINGS SEASON BEGINS
• Raimon Land buying KPN
• IEAT readies B39bn budget
• SME committee OKs B1.23bn
• WALL STREET ROUT ROCKS WORLD
• Big step into global gaming
• TAT targets lagging South
• Bike makers shift gears to attract ne
• China auto sales slam on the brakes
• WhatsApp fights fake news with skits
• DP World expands port in Somaliland
• Fear not, ETFs now control the volatile gold price
• Danes deal with dirty money, fraud
• New Mercedes-Benz B-Class aims for younger image
• Next X6 M to get more than 600hp
• Like father, like son? Only to a degree.
• INSIDE Pongsakorn makes it four in Jakarta
• Celtics relishing favourites tag in East
• Thai League 1 failed to live up to early season promise
• Portugal win again without star Ronaldo
• Rarely-picked forward Alcacer makes his point as Spain teach Wales lesson in basics
• Loew feels the heat ahead of stiff tests
• Mbappe cameo helps ‘annoyed’ world champions avoid shock defeat to Iceland
• Ronaldo accuser’s attorneys hit back
• Chelsea mull trips to Nazi camps for racist fans
• Tougher test awaits hot Thais
• Lee shelves appearance to focus on recovery from cancer
• Nuts and Bolt! Sprint legend grabs double
• New Aussie era hailed after cheating shame
• ICC to tighten sanctions on leagues as threat looms for Tests
• Wentz sharp as Eagles fly past New York
• Prescott doesn’t feel need to preach unity as Cowboys head into Jaguars match-up
• What a relief: Brewers are hard to beat
• Of cabbages and celery, pigs and pies
• 19 charged in Belgium football fraud investigat­ion — prosecutor­s
• Rockets’ Chinese forward Zhou says ‘good news’ after injury scare during exhibition
• Woodland at top of the tree with a 61
• Djokovic relishing duel with ‘top player’ Zverev
• Relieved Muguruza through to semi-finals in Hong Kong Open
• Ariya catches fire on back nine
• Steady Renuka guns for title, trails Lee by one in Orient Masters

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