Bangkok Post - 2016-04-02

• Prayut promises ‘no proxy’ for elections
• Regime critics face South camps
• Surgery probe
• Thai official slammed for ‘dwarf’ insult
• Cops seize 30kg of heroin, 1m meth pills
• Aerothai under pressure after delays
• Victim’s kin sets lawyer on Janepob
• U-Tapao upgrade nears end
• New fishing permits ‘not risky’
• Thailand gets award at nuke summit
• Ex-PM ‘knew about rice irregulari­ties’
• Chinese dams blamed for worsening drought
• Poe tops opinion polls after court ruling on eligibilit­y
• Official threatens to block East Timor’s entry to bloc
• Outgoing army MPs slam Suu Kyi advisor role
• Police kill farmer amid crops riot
• 5 officials detained over India bridge collapse
• Obama promises ‘candid’ exchange
• Regime launches projectile 100km into Sea of Japan
• Modi attempts to put pressure on Pakistan
• Twitter alight after Taliban frees man
• Afghan Taliban dissident pledges allegiance to leader
• Boko Haram turns to using girl bombers
• Group reports ‘sickening’ CAR sex abuse
• Wrong ‘cure’ for malaise
• Snare insider traders
• Anand Panyarachu­n’s political rules of engagement
• The return of state-based absolutism
• Giving us a bit of hope would be a real coup
• A world at war, but without weapons
• Breivik tests the limits of Scandinavi­an goodwill
• Farmers go back to the future to retain water
• ABOUT Politics
• Consumer prices continue dip
• Central bank to loosen forex regulation­s
• PTTGC puts finishing touch on biochemica­l enterprise
• Tax breaks for corporate mentor plan
• BBL to pay Thai TV’s B1.8bn guarantee
• Talis aiming for AUM of B5bn in first year
• ASL powers ahead in e-trading
• TPI Polene rises from ashes
• Thai SMEs bound for China roadshow in Osmep drive
• GPSC wants to build three power plants in Myanmar
• RS upbeat about Channel 8 ad revenue, online venture
• US textile industry goes high-tech to survive
• Asia markets sink as Japan confidence dips
• McDonald’s plans to add 1,250 locations in China
• Few remaining milkmen keep tradition afloat
• China’s factory activity rebounds
• Anbang abandons bid to buy Starwood
• New Huawei handset to sport Leica camera
• AirAsia gets cash injection
• Thousands sign up for new Tesla
• PACK LEADERS
• Windies set up England final at World T20
• Ratchanok reaches last four in India
• Eternal rivals Barca, Real face off in Clasico
• Vettel unhappy over decision on qualifying
• Rosberg uses Leicester’s Premier League escapade as inspiratio­n for Bahrain GP
• Skipper Dhoni blames dew factor for exit, laughs off retirement talk
• Totti facing fan boycott on what could be final derby
• Buriram anxious to regain lost ground
• City thoughts turn to what might have been
• Hiddink urges underperfo­rming Chelsea stars to play for pride
• Ferguson says Leicester ‘best team’ this season
• LEICESTER TITLE MAY SPARK BIG CHANGES, SAY FOREST HEROES
• Why Wenger’s Arsenal can still win the EPL
• Bulls rally to shock rattled Rockets
• Kessel scores twice to topple Predators 5-2, Panthers retake top spot with victory
• French ice dance duo set points record
• Now comes the hard part for Thailand
• Rio-bound Chatchai strikes gold in China
• Rossi marks 20 years in saddle, eyes back-to-back Argentina wins
• Nishikori to face Kyrgios after close call
• Munoz and Miyazato lead way
• Basic steps for battling out of bunkers
• What’s trending and happening this week
• LIVING LIKE A REFUGEE
• The filler effect
• Sally Field on the ‘newest stage’ of her life
• FAIRS & SALE
• DAILY HOROSCOPE

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