Bangkok Post - 2015-01-17

• Yingluck fails to show at NLA
• Teachers to the mighty
• US apples examined for deadly bacteria
• OAG to look into abbot’s funeral costs
• Anti-drug partners inspect river patrols
• RID warns of salt water flow inland
• Terrorist ‘Jagtar’ deported back to India
• Govt to seek bidders for concession­s
• Ministry insists prisoner fishing plan only an ‘idea’
• Drafters want referendum­s to decide future charter changes
• Blood toxins prompt call for mass tests
• Aquino slams Philippine­s church
• Australia confident of finding MH370 10 months on
• US decries increase of intoleranc­e
• HK teen protest leader turns self in
• Tourism board sets up shop at Swiss holiday fair
• Prosecutor­s indict 6 for spying
• Taiwan urges curb over aviation routes
• Belgian cops kill 2 suspected militants
• Kerry offers ‘big hug’ to Paris
• Photograph­er shot at Pakistan protest
• Putin’s defence focus risks deeper budget woes
• Maps are all perception
• Testing times to stop hate
• West must embrace moderate Muslims
• Asia is slow to grasp the looming threat of deflation
• Don’t expect an economic bonanza from cheap oil
• Fighting hate step by step is all we can do
• Hackers-for-hire, a growth web industry
• In US presidenti­al politics, does grammar matter?
• ABOUT Politics
• Lumpini battles urban disaster
• STUFFED, STITCHED AND SOLD
• Samart puts focus on energy sector
• Predicted price cuts fail to materialis­e
• SCG eyeing Myanmar building materials chain
• Osotspa plans IPO for next year
• SLC sues Nation executives, asks for B1bn in damages
• L.P.N. pins faith on B20bn condo projects
• Asian stocks fall after shock Swiss move
• PwC: Local partnershi­ps key to internatio­nal success
• Swiss shock fails to dent local market
• Leaders needed for AEC
• 17,000 jobs go as Target exits Canada
• Bombardier hits pause button on Learjet 85
• BofA, Citi post disappoint­ing results
• European car sales swing back to growth in 2014
• Carrefour sales soar
• Wet Seal files for bankruptcy
• Tesco boss brings in new ad agency
• Fearing defaults, banks rein in credit to jewellers
• Swiss Alps in shock over franc’s massive surge
• China out to help vulnerable sectors
• Glass sales suspended — for now
• Kvitova buoyed by Sydney win
• Verdasco claims Kooyong title after Dolgopolov withdraws from decider with injury
• Djokovic avoids Federer and Nadal
• Williams still the favourite despite rocky build-up
• FIRST ROUND DRAW
• FIRST ROUND DRAW
• Fabregas claims Blues have steadied
• Double blow for Arsenal with Arteta and Debuchy tipped to be out for three months
• Di Maria keeps faith with Van Gaal
• Lambert urges supporters to call off boycott as Villa prepare for Liverpool visit today
• Honda kick-starts misfiring Japan
• Australia remain focused ahead of crucial match
• Simeone hails Torres double
• Honduras and Uzbekistan join King’s Cup as North Korea pull out
• Juventus indicate Pogba may be on the market in June
• KING CRISTIANO HITS HIS DEVASTATIN­G PEAK
• 2014 HIGHLIGHTS
• Rivals embrace tactical voting
• CRISTIANO RONALDO FACTBOX
• Wilson primed for NFC blockbuste­r
• Ware expects Manning to return next season
• Bucks beat struggling Knicks
• Datsyuk strikes in overtime to steer Red Wings to thrilling victory against Blues
• When players face music from fans
• Al-Attiyah marches toward Dakar win
• Casey and Simpson set pace
• Australia hammer England in opener
• McIlroy begins with 67 after patchy start
• Feature: Pampering The Little Darlings
• Beauty Beat: Let There Be Light
• Page Turner: In Your Face
• SUPPORTING THE TEAM
• DAILY HOROSCOPE

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