Bangkok Post - 2016-05-05

• Sukhumbhan­d refuses to quit
• Teen girls may face murder rap
• Correction­s commotion
• Safety upgrade
• Diamond down south
• Looming executions
• Hard to repeat
• ‘Q mark’ fruit, veggies study detects residues
• Ministry to entice early school leavers back to study
• Thai Lion Air flagged over false promotion
• Dept sticks by Chaiwat to head panel
• Minister settles worker import plan with Myanmar
• Dhammajayo followers seek justice
• PAD urges watchdog to stand by lawsuit
• ‘Oak’ Shinawatra to escape summons in Facebook 8 case
• 3 policemen shunted over burnt bodies
• ‘Mentally ill’ caller made phone threat, says Prawit
• What should we call Suu Kyi?
• State bars opposition campaign
• Najib courts voters with Sarawak visits before poll
• Dhaka arrests 5 on terror plot charges
• Ministry video seeks army recruits
• Sports dept hauled on the carpet over graft measures
• Song sings to assert stake on territorie­s
• Army probes activist’s ‘killing’
• Court upholds label ruling
• Infuriated pilots sue airline chief
• Theft out of need may not be crime
• Questionin­g the police
• Regime needs lesson in Leicester karma
• Misguided, populist policies let bright future slip away
• Learning from the history of the Panglong conference
• ‘Organic’ in our country means unsafe
• Nostalgia, English nationalis­m are confusing the Brexit debate
• Kerry warns Assad as truce talks continue
• Trump eyes election run as Cruz quits
• Asylum seekers launch bid to block transfer to Nauru
• Quintana, Abreu star in White Sox win
• St Louis claim 2-1 lead in play-off series over Dallas
• French federation searched over alleged corruption
• Thai tennis plunges into turmoil
• Sauber to miss testing in Barcelona
• Atletico add to Guardiola’s semi-final heartache
• Hats off to Leicester, says Daly
• Anfield inspiratio­n
• Nadal, Murray reach third round at Madrid Masters
• Warriors rally to beat Trail Blazers in Game Two
• State banks’ new batch of housing loans
• Customs mulls stiffer punishment
• Somkid: Q1 GDP set to grow by 2.9% as economy rebounds
• SEC prepares new penalties for cheating executives
• PTT gets nod for second LNG terminal in 2018
• BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
• UNDERWATER EFFORT
• LOSING ITS LUSTRE
• READ ALL ABOUT IT
• RISE OF THE MACHINES
• WE DO NEED ANOTHER HERO (AND MORE OF THEM)
• Index furnishes brand awareness at Don Mueang
• J.S.P. bullish after recruiting new team
• Tax breaks for start-up funds
• THA seeks green incentives
• Teen retailer Aeropostal­e goes bust
• Brazil suit seeks $44bn from BHP, Vale
• Asian markets fall as global fears return
• Euro zone in ‘low gear’ at start of Q2
• Firm to turn phone boxes into mini-offices
• Indonesia’s first-quarter GDP growth disappoint­s
• Apple loses fight over iPhone name
• Adidas hooks golf business into the rough
• Witnessing a colourful local ceremony
• First Chinese winner of Hans Christian Andersen Award
• Life’s a beach when you’re cycling
• Calling all young fashionist­as
• In a constant state of flux
• Fashion glitterati descend on Havana for Chanel runway extravagan­za
• Hamilton earns record 16 Tony nomination­s
• Radiohead reveal new song Burn The Witch on website
• MUSICIAN KIDJO, AFRICAN ACTIVISTS WIN HUMAN RIGHTS AWARD
• Biggest Loser contestant­s have slower metabolism­s
• TRAVEL INFO
• A test for Asia’s best
• TRAVEL TITBITS
• Intimate opera keeps Anne Frank’s spirit alive
• Twinkling stars
• FAMILY JEWELS

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