Bangkok Post - 2019-10-05

• Bouncing back in Buri Ram
• Judge shoots self in court
• Axe sedition rap, urges opposition
• Tourist murder case reopened
• HK bans masks to quell rallies
• Gandhi still an inspiratio­n, event hears
• Police net 4 foreign fraud suspects
• UK’s King’s School arrives in Bangkok
• Anti-graft chiefs urge herbicide ban
• Woman busted for illegal ID
• 7 measures to slash emissions unveiled
• Couple fears sex ban will turn them into criminals
• Aceh province says wildlife poachers to get 100 lashes
• Trump now wants China to probe Biden
• PM has one week to improve Brexit offer
• Abe wants Kim summit, gives South cold shoulder
• Energy Sec to step down by year’s end
• N Ireland police will not staff border checkpoint­s
• China ships ‘increasing sea tensions’
• Clashes in Ecuador erupt over fuel prices
• President hits back at US court’s bribery allegation­s
• Police raid Rio hospital ‘to get bullet that killed child’
• Iraq demos rage on despite PM pleas
• Air force confirms it shot down own chopper in Kashmir
• Harare says US lied about forced labour in diamond mines
• Govt urges unity as 38 troops killed by jihadists
• New gas drilling bid ‘severe escalation’
• Immaculate India
• Horrors of TM30
• Climate of fear prevails
• The girl who could just save the world
• Historic crisis now looming for despotic China
• Station artwork won’t burnish tawdry service
• Can Komodo dragons bear the ecotourism boom?
• CROSSWORD
• DBS must bulk up or lose fintech turf in Southeast Asia
• Chemical ban proves popular
• FFP boss in blind trust bind
• Charter change push goes public
• From IUU black spot to clean fishing hub
• Kobsak: 3% GDP growth achievable
• Ministry to phase out one fuel
• Thailand market among Asean best
• NBTC bans TOT from project contracts
• Rubber prices spiral lower across Asia after a major state-owned trader in China ceases all physical trading.
• A Silicon Valley entreprene­ur wants to create neighbourh­oods that will generate their own power and grow their own food.
• The 15% tax collected on gains from fixedincom­e funds could affect the long-term trading structure of the bond markets.
• Audi’s RS Q3 aces rival SUVs with its 400hp 2.5-litre turbo five-pot engine.
• Forgoing politics, Proudputh Liptapanlo­p dived into the family real estate business.
• TIME TO CONCENTRAT­E ON DEFENSIVE SECTORS
• LH Bank sees brighter days next year
• BAM ramps up bad-asset buys
• WEAK ECONOMIC SIGNALS HURT EQUITY SENTIMENT
• Airbnb’s new feature includes the animal kingdom
• Uber Copter expands airport trips
• India’s central bank cuts interest rate for fifth time
• Next-gen Macan EV to use Taycan tech
• BACK ON TRACK
• Resurgent Rodgers relishing return to Anfield
• Springboks batter Italy, go top of Pool B
• Johnson-Thompson wins heptathlon gold
• Teenage Martinelli stars for Arsenal
• Southgate gives Chelsea duo Abraham, Tomori England call-ups
• La Liga awaiting serious contenders
• Gnabry to help Bayern tighten grip on top spot
• Beetles hold on to hope for league crown
• ‘Angry’ Inter tackle Juve for Serie A supremacy
• Teenage kicks for Wallabies in ‘grand final’ with Uruguay
• Stakes high as England fight Pumas
• Japan wary of Samoa backlash in key match
• From farm to fame, Barrett boys ‘living the New Zealand dream’
• Dodgers flying, Cards edge Braves
• Kucherov ensures winning start for Lightning
• Wilson stars in Seahawks’ wild victory
• Perils of playing out from the back
• Husband and wife Uibo and Miller-Uibo settle for runner-up finishes in Doha
• Sandhu eyes another title in Taiwan
• Taylor leads by one shot in Las Vegas
• Five-under Moriya 3 off the pace at Volunteers

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