Bangkok Post - 2015-11-29

• ‘BIKE FOR DAD’ RIDERS GET INTO GEAR
• NZ couple in surrogacy baby mix-up
• BABES AND BACON
• COUPE DE GRACE
• THE WEEK IN TERRORISM
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• MILESTONES
• I was in jail, says sedition case suspect
• Pregnant woman unharmed after kidnap
• CP denies abusing migrant workers
• EXPERT WARNS ANTIBIOTIC MISUSE COULD TURN DEADLY
• Chicken processing firms pledge to examine ‘unfair’ recruiting fees
• Mass marches on climate change
• Suu Kyi lays down law on party discipline to new MPs
• PHILIPPINE­S BUYS ARMS AMID TENSIONS
• Hundreds protest against jailing of two journalist­s
• Turkey warns Putin ‘not to play with fire’
• UK Labour official urges free vote on Syria
• BRITISH CHILD SEX ABUSE INQUIRY TO PROBE ‘MPS AND SPIES’
• DUTCH DOUBLE ASYLUM-SEEKER PLACES
• 3 killed in abortion clinic
• DAM DISASTER EXPOSES DECREPIT REGULATOR
• Arrest made in boy’s brutal execution
• Burkina Faso to hold historic polls
• HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY COSTS A CANADIAN A SHOT AT MISS WORLD
• Meth, sex and assault: MP’s antics make him the bad boy of Israeli politics
• When flying was almost smooth as silk
• Action, not words, will cut the road toll
• PREPARE FOR DECADES OF WARFARE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
• THEY SWEAR THEY ARE READY TO BE PRESIDENT
• REGIONAL RIVALRY COMES TO A HEAD
• ‘CANCER’ SHOCK, UNWANTED GUEST, TUM’S TRIAL
• Adele shatters ‘truisms’ by going against the grain
• SHORT SHOTS
• IT’S ALL OVER
• Djokovic proves unstoppabl­e force
• Thai rising stars eye more Tour glory
• Warriors roll past Suns to move to 17-0 start
• Rampant Bayern crush Hertha to go 11 clear, Gladbach salvage Hoffenheim draw
• De Bruyne shines in City win
• Messi, Neymar and Suarez strike to keep Barcelona rolling
• Mourinho says Chelsea can subdue Kane
• Wenger wants Arsenal to bounce back and begin title challenge with Norwich win
• Klopp’s Reds revolution gathers pace
• Radcliffe feels damaged by doping claims
• Thailand aim to regain Asian Para Games glory
• Rosberg takes pole in final race of season
• Lauda and Wolff hold hands amid talk of strife
• Pasin impresses in GT3 ‘World Cup’ race
• Spanish ace Nadal sweating to get the better of Djokovic in 2016
• Bruins extend streak with 4-3 Rangers win, Blackhawks come back against Ducks
• Patriots-Broncos missing Manning
• Romo’s season over after re-injury to collarbone
• Hanyu sets record high score in Nagano victory
• Umpire howler leaves Black Caps frustrated
• Future is pink as media see new ball appeal
• Thai aces expected to deliver more next year
• Spieth keeps Sydney defence alive
• Ayodhya Links to host world club event next year
• Murray brothers give Britain 2-1 lead in final
• THE KILLJOYS ARE WINNING
• THE HEART CONTINUES TO BLEED
• THE PLAYLIST
• WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?
• THE INADVERTEN­T FEMINIST
• THE CAPITAL OF COLOURS
• PIGGING OUT ON SALAD
• SPICY THAI PORK TENDERLOIN SALAD
• THE SEARCH FOR THE REAL PHAT THAI
• RAISING A PEEP
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• NOT GIVING A DAME
• NOW SHOWING
• FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT BOTH ON AND OFF SCREEN
• DIPLOMATS SEE WAT IT’S ABOUT
• The rights and wrongs of protests
• Fighting to rule the roost
• WHEN THE FATE OF THE WORLD HINGED ON A TRIP TO THE MOVIES
• FOLLOWING THE OILY MONEY TRAIL AS WAR WITH ISLAMIC STATE BECOMES ECONOMIC
• Kobani struggles after losing so much
• WORLD’S BIGGEST CLONE FACTORY SETS ALARM BELLS RINGING IN CHINA
• WHY SIRI HAS BEEN MADE TO FORGET WHERE THE BODIES HAVE BEEN BURIED
• NO SHORTAGE OF NEW PLACES TO SHOP TILL YOU DROP
• PLEADING FOR HELP FROM STRANGERS WITHOUT HAVING TO MAKE EYE CONTACT
• HOW IAN FLEMING TURNED HIS FINGERS TO GOLD
• CHRISTMAS DOESN’T HAVE TO GO OFF WITHOUT A HITCH

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