Bangkok Post - 2015-02-13

• PM warns Yingluck not to flee
• Cooling the cats
• CDC backs reform safeguards
• Pongpat gets another 9 months
• Amlo freezes B1bn of funds in co-op scam
• Somchai doubts NACC’s motive in reviving crackdown lawsuit
• Woman gets jail for breath test refusal
• Mekong task force captures huge drug haul
• RID floats 2-year tap water target for 7,500 ‘dry’ villages
• Under-age drinking push targets vendors
• Teach teens how to love, kids tell Adul
• Egat mulls Supreme Court ruling on Mae Moh plant
• Govt marks unity day amid conflicts
• Suu Kyi has slim chances, despite law
• Bishop warns over executions
• Chinese relatives protest over MH370
• 6 inmates kill selves after failed jailbreak
• KAL heiress jailed in ‘nut rage’ case
• Ex-prosecutor general jailed for leak to Ma
• Govt seeks delay of UN war report
• Bangladesh’s Zia open to deal to end turmoil
• Taliban runs ‘mafia-style’ enterprise­s
• Ceasefire a ‘glimmer of hope’
• PM rebuffs child refugee woes
• Concordia captain gets 16 years’ jail
• Abbot details foiled Islamic State strike
• Scores mourn slain students
• Top Republican hopefuls tread carefully on IS policy
• ‘Zombie cat’ owner fights for custody
• Al-Jazeera reporters freed on bail
• Birth control can help the planet
• PM’s Japan visit a success
• Putting humanity back into Thai education
• If the US supplies weapons to Ukraine, what’s next?
• Strauss-Kahn’s defence strategy is no defence at all
• The act of rigorous forgivenes­s
• Don’t listen to the bureaucrat­s, Prayut told
• Worries of religious hatred surround killing of three Muslims
• Williams back Marussia bid
• Comeau returns to lift Pens
• Cup launched with colourful ceremony
• Woods to take ‘indefinite break’
• Choi and Oh tied for first round lead
• Barca well placed to reach final
• Nuanphan becomes Port CEO in joint venture deal
• Pellegrini pleased with City form
• Smalling wants United to improve
• Kurumi out as upsets continue
• Willian the hero
• Hoey hits course record 64 to lead Thailand Classic
• Jordan stars as Clippers cruise past Rockets
• Thai firms encouraged to step up Japan investment
• PM urges rail links to resorts
• Nong Khai to benefit from Chinese-Thai venture
• Chamber: Decide on policy now
• VIEWING MISSION
• QUIET PENALTY
• CELEBRATIO­N TIME
• SHINING LEAD
• BAILOUT DISCORD
• Group Lease to lean on Cambodia, Laos
• Eastern Sugar banking on IPO
• Central bank says NPLs not expected to worsen in Q1
• GH Bank eyes rental projects
• CIMBT targets bad debts
• Mid-tier set to drive smartphone market
• DRT’S GOAL: COMPLETE BUILDING MARKET COVERAGE
• KFC feathers its budget by 20%
• Airlines end on high note
• Croissant Donut added to permanent Dunkin’ menu
• Euro down as Greece talks end in discord
• Renault profit beats expectatio­ns on Dacia demand
• Currency swings hit Pepsi
• Everything’s coming up roses for growers
• Honda chief shrugs off critics, vows to fight on
• Malaysian growth engine gains speed
• Telstra’s H1 profit jumps
• Driverless cars get the green light
• Regional romance
• Fifty Shades of dull grey; Kingsman; Still Alice
• Taste with a chic Italian-Asian twist
• Shooting for a united nation
• Pay your respects, watch crazy stunts
• Be hospitable — for money
• Joy, bemusement as far-flung Australia wins Eurovision berth
• Comedy Central has ‘shortlist’ for Jon Stewart’s Daily Show replacemen­t
• BOND ’ ROIDS UP
• Fifty Shades of dissatisfa­ction
• What’s wrong with a little romance?
• CHECKINN TO bygone Bangkok
• FOOD FOR THE SOUL
• GO SHOPPING
• NOW SHOWING
• TIME FOR LOVE
• Love is all around
• Thong Lor’s Spanish star
• FROM PARIS WITH LOVE
• Romantic rush
• THE COCKTAIL CHARMER

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