Bangkok Post - 2016-11-03

• Govt plays down city car bomb warning
• Army wants mills to offer better deal
• 900 websites blocked during October
• HM the King to get honorary title for farming reform work
• BMA to ease traffic woes around Siriraj
• Students to take ‘oath of peace’
• Floods submerge Phetchabur­i municipali­ty
• Crash driver has no record of mental treatment
• Activists urge end to sterilisat­ion advice
• SRT set to ask for Bang Sue bids
• DSI transfers spark rumours
• Envoys taken to Myanmar’s strife-hit state
• Duterte seeks allies in Abu Sayyaf fight
• Seoul prosecutor­s seek arrest of Choi
• Pro-independen­ce lawmakers brawl in Hong Kong
• Murder-accused ‘aware of consequenc­es’ of killings
• Najib tells West to stop ‘lecturing’ others
• Family of Brit terror suspect ‘ostracised’
• Coastguard fires guns at Chinese boats
• Clinton revives Trump sexual assault issue
• Report says MH370 was in ‘increasing rate of descent’
• Tribe prepares for winter pipeline protest
• Surviving tough ‘tournament’ jobs
• Hailing future of taxi service
• Debating free trade and populist backlash
• His Majesty was our bulwark in times fair or grim
• Know-it-all leaders keep on bumbling
• Woods to make competitiv­e return next month
• FIA lets Vettel off for Mexico race rant
• McIlroy calls for changes to Ryder Cup selection rules
• Cavaliers improve to 4-0, Spurs stunned
• Lundqvist makes 35 saves as Rangers shut out Blues
• Stamp to face champ Ioka for WBA crown
• City stun Barca, joy for Arsenal
• Thais allowed to cheer in World Cup qualifier on Nov 15
• United and Inter need Europa boost
• Guardiola thrilled to beat ‘world’s best’
• All-or-nothing
• BDMS targets B100bn revenue by 2018
• Petrol stations to sell rice in scheme to help farmers
• CP All open to talks to resolve AIS fee dispute
• Investors cautioned on US vote
• OVERCOMING THE PUBLIC-SECTOR COORDINATI­ON PROBLEM
• AirAsia doubles Bangkok-Hanoi flights
• UOBAM wary of Q4 Thai stock market sentiment
• Rural broadband project delayed
• Gogoprint sees regional opportunit­ies
• Ratch seals wind farm deal
• HANDLING TALENTED BUT DIFFICULT PEOPLE
• Lion to invest B1bn in new factory
• Kawasaki has high hopes for rest of year
• VW Atlas is here to seat 7 Americans
• Volvo and Geely to deepen cooperatio­n, share plant
• Herbalife CEO to step down next year
• US auto sales continue to decline as boom slows
• Ajinomoto eyes stake in Promasidor
• Pfizer profit falls on loss of patents
• Chinese-Russian JV to develop jumbo jet
• Deal brings free access to YT videos
• Gannett and Tronc call off merger talks
• Lufthansa’s third-quarter earnings almost double
• Maersk profit sinks in Q3
• Thomson Reuters axes jobs
• Trump poll lead rattles markets
• S&P retains India’s ‘BBB-’ rating, rules out upgrade
• Alibaba sales top estimates
• WHERE RIVERS COLLIDE
• Luke Hemsworth talks about new hit show Westworld
• Archaeolog­ical treasure on exhibit in Phitsanulo­k
• First transgende­r athlete makes a debut
• Staying connected during one’s grief
• Fish for a King
• Different strokes for different folks at Neilson Hays Library
• Louvre could house treasures from Iraq, Syria, says President Hollande
• Dracula’s castle makes special welcome for visitors on Halloween
• Sony apologises for girl band’s Nazi-like attire
• Denmark to build new Hans Christian Andersen museum
• JOHNNY DEPP ENTERS ROWLING’S MAGICAL WORLD IN FANTASTIC BEASTS SEQUEL REUTERS
• FANS WELCOME BACK KIM KARDASHIAN AFTER SOCIAL MEDIA SILENCE
• Goan, Goan, gone?
• TRAVEL TITBITS
• CROSSWORD
• Filmmaker wants to preserve hand-drawn anime
• NOW SHOWING
• Ed Harris digs into the mystery of Westworld and loves it
• JAPANESE MODEL RINA TAKING WORLD BY STORM
• Jarmusch was only choice for Stooges documentar­y
• UNCONVENTI­ONAL GENEVANS
• Slim Jaeger-LeCoultre Perpetual is a Marvel
• 20 YEARS OF THE ANNUAL CALENDAR

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