Bangkok Post - 2017-01-15

• Air force probes jet fighter crash
• SOUTHERN SEPARATIST LEADER DIES
• WHISTLE BLOWER SEEKS REPRIEVE
• BEER WE GO
• AN ISAN HOLIDAY
• THE BIG ISSUE: ROADMAP VEERS OFF COURSE
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• Waters ease but heavy rain set to return
• HIV-TAINTED CANNED FOOD ‘IMPOSSIBLE’
• COP ‘ORDERED’ HIT SQUAD
• Ex-teacher qualifies for case retrial
• THAILAND’S WATER SUPPLIES RATED MOSTLY AS ‘GOOD’
• Taxi driver banned over no meter
• Thai team wins science award with Braille invention
• US, Russia in ‘frequent contact’
• UK EX-SPY BEHIND TRUMP DOSSIER SEEN AS A COOL OPERATOR
• ‘Momma’ charged with stealing daughter at birth
• STUDY MAPS WAR INJURIES TO GENITALS
• Turkey ‘to be in Cyprus forever’
• Shrinking Antarctic ice a ‘thermomete­r’ for global climate change
• Ivory Coast government and rebels reach deal
• SYRIAN SELFIE REFUGEE SUES FACEBOOK FOR ‘DEFAMATORY’ POSTS
• MH17 relatives mull new search in Ukraine for victims’ remains
• Abu Sayyaf hostages freed in Philippine­s
• Japan, Aust vow to work closely with US
• AL-QAEDA LEADER DENOUNCES ISLAMIC STATE AS ‘MADNESS AND LIES’, ‘EXCEEDING TERROR LIMITS’
• BANGLADESH COPS HOLD MAN ACCUSED OF DEADLY CAFE SIEGE
• Police arrest two more over Davao City market bombing
• A soccer star caught in poverty, a risky trip and a sorrowful end
• White House in-tray still looking a bit grim
• Budget must be spent carefully
• HASSLE OF BOOKING ON AIRASIA
• Officer’s funeral recalls rougher New York City
• ‘THIS TIME IS DIFFERENT’: ISTANBUL TOURISM REELS AFTER ATTACKS
• CHINA TO END WEB ADDICT SHOCK THERAPY
• SMALL PRICE FOR BLISS, DUMPED, S-BEND BLUES
• Goth male soprano plumbs darkness in new show
• GRUDGE MATCH
• Murray targets first Australian Open title
• Rodgers takes on Prescott in play-offs
• Thomas sets another record at Sony Open
• Toure sounds rallying call to City teammates
• Chelsea bench temperamen­tal Costa for Leicester battle after £30m China offer
• Klopp demands Reds show true grit at Old Trafford
• TAYLOR’S CAREER A TALE OF TWO HALVES
• Barca sack director Gratacos after Messi remarks
• HAVE-NOTS DREAMING BIG IN WAKE OF FIFA RULING
• Tearful Muller claims first career title
• Qualifier Mertens champion at Hobart Internatio­nal
• Nishikori ready to make impact at Grand Slams
• ‘Selfish’ Serena says Ohanian engagement hasn’t sunk in
• ‘SIR ANDY’ SEEKS AN END TO OPEN AGONY
• Despite recent slip, it’s still all about Serena at Melbourne Park
• Roethlisbe­rger ready to lead Steelers offence as Chiefs look to end play-off drought
• LA goes from none to two (bad) teams
• Chargers confirm hiring of new coach Lynn ahead of city move
• Cavs hold off Kings to snap skid
• Blackhawks suffer 6-0 slaughter at hands of Capitals
• ‘Mr Dakar’ Peterhanse­l wins 13th title
• Lara KOs Foreman in fourth to retain title
• UFC boss offers Mayweather, McGregor $25 million to fight
• Trainer banned for allowing brain-bleed Blackwell sparring session
• Nine Thailand golfers through
• Mainaky promises to help Thai shuttlers succeed
• McIlroy defies back pain to stay in SA Open hunt
• CORNUCOPIA
• CELEBRITIE­S
• BOOK REVIEWS
• THE PLAYLIST
• FAVOURING FLAVOUR OVER FAD
• DOUBLE CELERY AND OXTAIL SOUP
• ‘THE MAGICIANS’ ENTER A NEW WORLD
• NOWSHOWING
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• Against the flow
• RODEO STAR STEERING BRAZIL’S SHIFT TO RIGHT
• FRENCH CHEFS HOOKED ON FISH KILLED JAPANESE WAY
• MEXICAN SEX NIGHTMARE TRAPS WOMEN SEEKING US DREAM
• TO RATE DOGS’ SMARTS, HUMANS LEARN NEW TRICKS
• INDONESIA PAYS PRICE FOR TIN RUSH
• DANUBE FISHERMAN HAULS JUMPERS TO SAFETY
• MONGOLIA SEEKS TO CRUSH OUTBOUND DINOSAUR FOSSIL BLACK MARKET
• DESCENDANT­S OF SLAVES EMBARK ON A VOODOO PILGRIMAGE IN BENIN
• CHILDREN LEARN LESSONS IN RESPECT AT CHINA’S CONFUCIAN SCHOOLS
• AUSCHWITZ WORK WILL PRESERVE HOLOCAUST SITE
• WIDOWED JAPANESE INCREASING­LY OPTING TO CUT TIES WITH OLD IN-LAWS
• MEET THE STUFF OF BURNING DESIRE
• IT’S MALIGNED. IT’S ILLEGAL. IT MADE HER FEEL BETTER.
• Even monsters can be reformed

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