Bangkok Post - 2015-06-08

• Polls favour reform first campaign
• Lam Takhong water supply critically low
• NLA passes cosmetics law
• No stranger to scandal, Manas has long fight ahead
• NRC weighs proposal for first land bank
• Cops to probe B65m Phuket asset scam
• 2 NLA figures urged to quit in relief row
• Police tackle forged travel documents ahead of AEC
• BTS slams new funding policy
• New law protects passengers
• Mt Kinabalu quake death toll up to 18
• Govt vows ‘all-out’ effort to curb Mers
• Aid spotlights Jianli amid ship tragedy
• Outcry fails to curb hunt for dolphins
• India and Bangladesh sign historic sovereignt­y accord
• Myanmar’s harsh trade in humans quiets down
• Reform is in a mess
• Religious diversity makes a historic win
• Sensible forest plan, but we want offenders’ names
• On one issue, the govt is out of Line
• Tight army control ensures red shirts stay tame
• PM to hit the road
• Russia proves hard to punish despite tough talk by G-7 leaders
• Newin heralds people power
• Election set to shape Erdogan’s legacy
• Greek debt crisis looms over G7 talks
• 2 convicted killers escape from prison
• Global climate talks take pre-Paris pulse
• Giants overcome Phillies
• Cotto too strong for Geale in title defence
• Davis takes health break
• Dubious penalty lifts Canada
• Woods’ worst eclipses Rose
• Japan and USA kick off Cup campaigns
• Pettersen takes one-stroke LPGA lead
• Noren heads Swedish charge in Malmo
• Age not a barrier for winner Williams
• Most players struggling to break even
• I’m close to another title, insists Murray
• American Pharoah sweeps Triple Crown
• Another Euro treble for Barca
• Enrique shadows Guardiola
• England draw in Dublin
• Juventus draw positive from defeat
• Ratchanok wins Indonesian Open
• Natthaya wins first Thai women’s marathon gold since 2007
• Lightning beat Blackhawks to level Stanley Cup series
• TrueVision­s has EPL in its sights
• TVJA guaranteed to take off in third quarter, says VietJet Air
• IEAT shows interest in 3 SEZ projects
• BREWING IN BLIGHTY
• SUBCONTINE­NT PUSH
• HARD TO SELL
• SLOG TILL YOU DROP
• ONLY WAY IS UP
• HELPING GEN Y TO DEVELOP EMOTIONAL MATURITY
• Firms told to seek foreign partners
• Bangkok Airways in Cathay Pacific tie-up
• Greek drama hits Asian currencies
• Oil Market Outlook
• BUILDING WEALTH THROUGH DOLLAR-COST AVERAGING
• Futures Focus
• GREECE KEEPS INVESTORS ON EDGE BUT SET RALLIES
• URBAN, YET GREEN
• HONDA’S HOT HATCH DRIVEN
• Camus’ classic reinvestig­ated; Thai writer’s reading list
• Chitralada School prepares for charity tribute performanc­e
• Great music at Anantara Siam Bangkok
• Pong, Tetris make Video Game Hall of Fame’s first class
• Energy-saving comic contest
• Third season of NBC’s Hannibal to begin
• JAPAN TAPS EXEUROPE CHIEF AS HAIKU DIPLOMAT
• SCOTTISH AUTHOR SMITH WINS FICTION AWARD
• NEW YORK TIMES
• THE OTHER STRANGER HAD A TALE
• Mind over matter
• Painful memories
• A king’s madness
• 2015 BMW X1 BREAKS COVER
• SHOOT FOR THIS ONE
• TYPE R FOR PURISTS
• NOW SHOWING
• DISTINCTIV­E UNDERSTATE­D STYLE
• ‘LOOK EAST’ TURNS TO ‘ACT EAST’
• STRATEGIC INTERESTS GROW WITH MILITARY PROFILE
• BEST OF JAPAN
• WHO YOU GONNA CALL?
• Myanmar in transition
• INFRASTRUC­TURE IN SPOTLIGHT:
• MODI’S BILLIONAIR­E BUDDY:
• Media muzzlers score an own goal
• ‘The Vision Thing’ proves a challenge for Modi aides
• WORKING UP AN APP-ETITE
• HERMES BAG AMONG HK AUCTION STARS

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