Bangkok Post - 2017-02-12

• Six must pay B20bn over rice scheme
• RARELY HEARD BELL TO RING FOR NEW SUPREME PATRIARCH
• STING IN TALE
• LIVING IN FEAR
• TASTES OF HOME
• THE BIG ISSUE: MR X’S GANG UNRAVELS
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• THEY SAID IT
• MILESTONES
• Hearing ends over retrial for Jomsap
• Three Pagodas Pass back in business
• MISSING MAN DIED OF DRUGS
• ANTI-BOOZE NETWORK OPPOSES ATTEMPTS TO OUST ACCO CHIEF
• Hoi An wants Thai experts
• Thai IP systems score low in annual index
• SUSTAINABL­E GOALS SET
• Hawaii faces illegal fishing clampdown
• Bad-tempered Brexit talks loom
• Communist leader urges President Duterte to renew failed peace talks
• SIX DEAD AFTER STRONG QUAKE SHAKES SOUTH PHILIPPINE­S
• STAMPEDE KILLS 17 AT ANGOLAN FOOTBALL STADIUM
• Venezuela suffers health crisis
• FRENCH FARMER ‘FINED’ OVER ILLEGAL ENTRY OF MIGRANTS
• Romanian graft buster says risks high
• Four held in France over ‘imminent’ terror attack
• SERB COURT REJECTS EXTRADITIO­N
• Spain aims for world shopping hub
• Kabul ‘would support more foreign troops’
• COURT ORDERS REVIEW OF JAILED ANTI-PUTIN ACTIVIST’S CASE
• Lithuania tourism chief quits over ads
• SURVIVOR OF A PHILIPPINE DRUG RAID TAKES ON POLICE
• Italian magistrate bravely tries to break up the mafia family
• Time for action on garbage crisis
• There’s a time and a place to take a leak
• Going home to Fallujah, a city of turmoil
• PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE SCHOOL OF LIFE
• ALGORITHMS SECRETLY RUN THE WORLD
• PATT STANDS BY HER MAN, MEW’S BRAVE FACE, NO SLAVE
• HIGH HOPES
• Woods suffers another injury setback
• Conte says EPL title race still wide open
• Brady one of the most polarising figures in NFL
• Ubon look impressive in Thai League debut
• Progress expected after stagnant year
• Blues proving that to win Premier League crown all you have to do is sign Kante
• Mou banks on old ties to hold onto De Gea
• Guardiola keeps Man City goalkeeper­s guessing ahead of battle with Bournemout­h
• Foxes duo told to raise game
• Arsenal great Wright believes Wenger will leave at end of season
• Liverpool ban Sun over coverage of Hillsborou­gh
• Pyeongchan­g looks to fill seats
• WBC champion Yamanaka gets Japan’s boxer of the year award
• Mertens leads Napoli past Genoa as Milik makes injury return
• WORLD-BEATER WHO ABIDES BY HIS MOTHER’S RULES
• Falcons’ staffing shake-up continues
• Youngest-ever-coach McVay’s backroom team sure he can revive Rams franchise
• Green grabs NBA first in Warriors win
• Wild edge Lightning, Red Wings owner Ilitch dies
• Hansen denies bugging report was delayed
• Mourners honour Springbok legend
• France feel pressure from resurgent Scotland
• Willett surges three clear in Malaysia
• Spieth seizes clubhouse lead at weather-delayed Pebble Beach
• Thailand retain Fed Cup status with emphatic win over Philippine­s
• If you didn’t like the latter-day John Mayer, you may be pleasantly surprised by his batch of four new cuts.
• Andrew Biggs argues that billboards about Buddhism are pointing tourists in the wrong direction.
• John Oliver returns today with a new series of ‘Last Week Tonight’ with a promise not to focus on Donald Trump.
• TRACY MORGAN IS BACK ON THE FIELD
• LIFE AFTER DEATH IN VANG VIENG
• RAGING AVENTADOR
• AMPED-UP BEEF STROGANOFF
• AMPED-UP BEEF STROGANOFF IDEAL FOR VALENTINE’S DAY
• FLIGHT FROM THE CITY
• HAUNTED BY GRIEF AND ENCIRCLED BY GHOSTS
• MANAGING THE ETERNAL BALANCING ACT
• MEDICAL THRILLER PACKS PLENTY OF SUSPENSE
• NOWSHOWING
• IS YOUR VIZIO TELEVISION SPYING ON YOU?
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• Sea gypsies turning the tide
• BALINESE ENTREPRENE­UR TACKLES RESORT ISLAND’S PLASTIC SCOURGE
• STEALTH, DRONES RECORD UNSEEN HONG KONG SITES
• ANCIENT PORCELAIN COMES BACK TO LIFE IN OLD RIVER TOWN
• TELLING STORIES OF WARTIME CHILDHOOD IN BOSNIA
• HORSERACIN­G STILL A SAFE BET FOR GAMBLERS IN BUDDHIST THAILAND
• A RARE PACIFIC ISLANDER CONTINUES TO CAPTIVATE THE NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• IT’S AN EMERGENCY: FACEBOOK ADDS ANOTHER SAFETY FEATURE FOR USERS
• SCAVENGER BIRD NOW THE PRIDE OF ITS INDIAN HABITAT
• POWER, SEX AND SLAVES: NIGERIA BATTLES BELIEFS OF BOKO HARAM BRIDES
• CYCLING FOR FREEDOM IN A SHATTERED IRAQI CITY
• ROMANIA RULERS STOKE NATIONALIS­M IN SOFTER STANCE ON CORRUPTION
• MEATLOAF TO UNITE A DIVIDED NATION
• IN SEARCH OF THE RUNAWAY SLAVE WHO DEFIED GEORGE WASHINGTON
• No easy fix for UK housing crisis

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