Bangkok Post - 2015-12-10

• Govt presses on with GMO bill
• Cops nab paedophile working as teacher
• Prayut frets over EASA audit results
• Prayut calls on nation to unify against graft
• Train route at risk as locals refuse eviction
• Students get free time to honour King at cycling event
• Ex-EC head Puchong to fight his dismissal
• Red shirts press govt on park probe
• Police say US envoy cannot be prosecuted over FCCT speech
• NRSA puts forward 6-point reform plan
• Govt ‘welcomes’ MEPs for talks
• Coup critics take on army jail
• Najib appeals for unity within ruling party
• Ghani in Islamabad for talks over Taliban
• Security forces and insurgents engage in fight
• Ageing society likely to stunt economies, says World Bank
• Trump takes Muslim ‘ban’ global flak
• 2,000 rebels vacate Homs in govt deal
• Source says California shooter took out huge loan
• Russia launches sub strikes
• Govt launches inquiry into 1,200 missing native women
• The courageous fight for freedom
• Xi vows war on smog but dirty mills stay
• Army chief Theerachai heads off Queen’s musketeers
• Rich country, poor country blame game must stop
• Is Trump playing with a full deck?
• Fighting for women and children: an urgent need for change
• Woman denies aiding gang
• QB Manziel to start for Browns
• Caps triumph in shoot-out to go top of Metro Division
• Mercedes sue engineer over F1 data
• Federer and Edberg part ways
• Clubs fight for Europa survival
• McCullum stands by Cairns evidence
• Fifa delays decisions on Qatar stadiums
• Man U crash out after loss in Wolfsburg
• Van Gaal offers no defence for shock exit
• In hot water
• Thai stars up against world-class field at Amata Spring
• Warriors hold off Pacers to extend run to 23-0
• Next 4G bids set to soar
• Draft property tax bill to go before cabinet by 2017
• SET index slips below 1,300
• RICH GET RICHER
• SHIPPERS’ BOOST
• TRADE CHALLENGE
• DO-IT-YOURSELF DEAL
• EASY RUNNING
• Thailand eyes higher rank
• Parts makers hope for 2016 recovery
• TRACKING THE DIMENSIONS OF CHANGE OVER TIME
• Oil gain fails to halt fresh slide of Asian stocks
• Boeing 737 MAX on track for early 2016 take-off
• US plans to update safety rating system
• US takes China to WTO over jet tax
• Hawaii begins to woo SE Asian travellers
• Yangon bourse open, but not for business
• Report: East Asia ageing faster than anywhere else
• Dow Chemical and DuPont in merger talks
• THE ROAD OF PARADISE TO INDOCHINA
• Art soaked with environmen­tal awareness
• Revealing lingerie is the latest thing
• This carefully plotted soap opera called life
• Jon Stewart returns to shame Congress
• Ex-wife warns not to ‘glorify’ dead rocker Weiland
• Coldplay to stream album on Spotify after delay
• Rememberin­g Lennon, amid a debate about gun violence
• Transgende­r singers find their voices in Boston choir
• A PLAY WITH THE AUDIENCE
• Cheesy rock at its finest
• TRAVEL INFO
• TRAVEL TITBITS
• Some great short-break hotel packages for your next trip.
• A brand new Thara
• Speaking for the silent
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Sister-in-law wants attention at holiday parties
• NOW SHOWING
• ELEPHANT GIFTS
• Festive Celebratio­ns at the Dusit Thani Bangkok
• CHRISTMAS - NEW YEAR CELEBRATIO­NS AT INTERCONTI­NENTAL BANGKOK
• Once Upon A Time
• Celebrate the festive season in Tru Blu Color

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