Bangkok Post - 2016-12-28

• Monk to be nabbed ‘when time is right’
• Army denies purchasing devices to hack data
• Bhichit gets five years for land scandal
• NLA plots law change dictating how Supreme Patriach is picked
• Hua Hin-Pattaya ferry to start in Jan
• PM steps in to solve 1km ‘missing link’
• Cabinet allows hemp cultivatio­n for medical purposes
• Premier sets up panel to oversee reform
• Activist calls for Preecha house probe
• Hunt on for crew as ship sinks
• Cambodian court convicts Sam Rainsy
• Blasphemy trial of Ahok to proceed
• Japanese PM lays wreaths in Hawaii
• Ruling Saenuri Party splits over impeached president Park
• School principal resigns over Nazi parade
• Govt maps Moon, Mars probe plans
• Police arrest four over US tourist rape
• Flight recorder found in plane crash search
• Hundreds of refugees living in ‘secret’ Calais camps
• Govt defies UN to approve new homes
• Troops ‘find mass graves in Aleppo’
• Coup bid suspects’ trial begins
• Colombia crash ‘human error’
• Thousands attend party as invite goes viral
• Seven missing after freak outback rains
• Obama says he would have won election against Trump
• UN a club for people to ‘have a good time’
• Cash breaks unlikely to spur growth
• Press freedom is our right
• TrueVision­s shamed
• Perpetual Loyal lead as Wild Oats retire
• Hot Cowboys keep Lions waiting with 42-21 rout
• Biles soars to female athlete of the year
• Federer: I can add to Grand Slam collection
• Pochettino relishing Southampto­n return
• Ranieri criticises Mahrez form
• Deeney denies Allardyce opening victory
• Thistlecra­ck triumphs in King George
• Conte focused on title, not record
• Mkhitaryan: ‘Scorpion’ goal was instinct
• City ready for series of ‘finals’, says Pep
• Wenger salutes ‘fighter’ Giroud after West Brom winner
• Piston power
• All set for PromptPay
• Banks eye slice of e-payment pie
• TrueVision­s relief plan rejected
• Survey provides clarity on usage and effectiven­ess of bonuses
• Border trade to grow on regional demand
• New Year spending expected to surge
• Tariff items to increase under global classifica­tion
• FPO upbeat stimulus measures will underpin 4% growth
• Bankruptcy amendment adds teeth
• Passenger traffic decelerate­s
• NHA eyes B100bn in housing
• Survey: Fintech, IoT hot startup trends for 2017
• FAREWELL 2016, WELCOME THE NEW YEAR
• Thai cybersecur­ity lagging
• Agency fillip for e-commerce
• IFEC put in bind over B100m debt
• BCPG starts ‘community’ solar farms
• SERVICES AS A NEW DRIVER OF GROWTH FOR THAILAND
• Economic outrage does not explain populism
• Toshiba shares dip on nuclear reports
• Steeplejac­k firm offers helping hand
• China invites foreign investors to join space effort
• Morality play: Is online worth the hurt?
• Stockpicke­rs, nursing losses during bull run, look to 2017
• China envisions toilet revolution to lure visitors
• Korean Air allows use of stun guns
• Investors bet on Vietnam as valuations top SE Asia
• Shale spectre haunts Opec as oil seen rallying into 2017
• Central bank fights fixing
• Can Nestle kick the sugar rush?
• Spain property en fuego
• TELEVISION
• Humble New Year’s festivitie­s to honour King Rama IX
• Relive cinema history at Maya City
• Wham!’s influence felt in China
• Interviews with mourners reveal Michael’s struggles with fame
• Sony blames hackers for ‘Britney Spears dead’ tweet
• SHOPPING SMARTER
• 2016 in the rear-view mirror
• The mustachioe­d Italian plumber makes iOS debut
• Those damn cables
• NEW GADGETS
• Japan films may set ties with China in motion
• NOW Sing SHOWING
• TOP 5 PERFORMANC­ES OF 2016
• A Year-End Jubilation
• Sparkling New Year Celebratio­ns at the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit
• A VERY AVANI NEW YEAR
• CANTONESE CUISINE BUT NOT AS YOU KNEW IT
• Count Down To 2017 In The “Romance On The River” Theme
• Landmark Goes Green Year Nine

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