Bangkok Post - 2016-07-05

• Ying Kai’s state passport ‘dates from last govt’
• Peace TV shutdown draws flak
• Thai triumph
• Trigger snappy
• Old age sweeteners
• Prayut against death penalty for fatal rapes
• Wife of slain officer tells killers to ‘atone’
• PM rejects military service idea for student brawlers
• NRSA gangs up on Alongkorn
• Heed result of referendum, says Somchai
• Scholars call for release of 7 activists
• Propaganda overdrive ahead of Hague ruling
• Tears, prayers as nation mourns siege dead
• Rich kids who grew up to be extremists
• China ‘offers talks if court ignored’
• Kerry offers FBI help as police probe attackers’ links
• KL confirms IS link to club grenade attack
• Ex-president’s aide gets life
• Malaysian charged over A$206 million meth haul
• Elie Wiesel’s life an Israel metaphor
• Sink the sub proposal
• More circus than zoo
• Week of attacks underscore­s ‘desperate’ IS
• Chance fall in Udon Thani unearths Bronze Age pots
• The sorry state of law enforcemen­t
• Netizens lash Siam Square vendors
• A portrait of the victims of the Bangladesh militant attack
• Iraq mourns scores killed in bombing
• Labor leader calls for Turnbull’s resignatio­n amid election chaos
• Turkish tourism hit by attacks
• Farage quits Ukip, ‘wants his life back’
• Gatlin sets year’s fastest time
• Sagan ends stage drought
• Euros whet Iceland’s appetite
• England job not for me, says Coleman
• Johnson lands title after Day meltdown
• Kerber storms into Wimbledon quarters
• France smash Iceland to book semi-final clash with Germany
• New City boss Guardiola aiming for success in England
• Hamilton beats Rosberg after thrilling finish in Austria
• TIP upgrade to aid exports
• Sought-after legislatio­n removes barriers to SMEs
• Operators oppose tariff cap
• BoI upbeat on reaching B700bn
• Company sentiment ticks up
• TAT eyes 12% growth in revenue next year
• Sammakorn keeps gaze on low-rise, retail as economy slumps
• SCB’s rich clients bullish on major pound rebound
• Instant noodle maker froths about new restaurant
• Government vows higher R&D outlay
• Customs cuts tariffs on IT items
• 19 solar farm licences revoked
• Grab hails positive outlook for Southeast Asia
• Lazada to lean on new owner Alibaba
• CMO earmarks B300m for expansion bid
• State projects power GE growth
• Nissan expects muted growth in fiscal 2016
• ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF THE IFRS 9 ACCOUNTING STANDARD
• TAA seeks to ramp up flights to Laos
• Manufactur­ing mirrors recovery
• Asia markets rally on central bank hopes
• Amazon quietly eliminatin­g list prices on products
• Saudi Arabia’s Q1 GDP growth slows
• Abu Dhabi merger creates $175 billion heavyweigh­t
• UK floats plan to slash corporate tax
• Helium producers flee US for Canada
• Midea raises stake in Kuka to over 30%
• Line Corp sets higher IPO price range
• Tesla’s Q2 deliveries disappoint
• TARGET ZERO
• Truths about natural child birth
• GMOs win support from 109 Nobel laureates
• Fighting wives and nasty villains
• Healthy living for seniors
• Craft masters on display
• Rebels Vetements stitch up haute couture
• Deer Hunter director Michael Cimino dies
• Tarzan, BFG dwarfed by Dory
• CHRISTO’S HUGELY POPULAR FLOATING ORANGE WALKWAY CLOSES
• Only bacterial infections respond to antibiotic­s
• Antibodies 'neutralise' Zika virus
• Malaria vaccine weakens
• Omega-3s cut cardiac risk
• Give yourself a sweaty smile with Rhythm Cycling
• NAILED-ON PERFECTION
• New tattoo removal technology takes the heat out of lasers
• The Trio to Rio
• Third time’s less charming for this grandmothe­r
• Informatio­n overload
• THE WEDDING SINGER
• Monstrousl­y good
• Are dietary supplement­s safe?

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