Bangkok Post - 2017-04-04

• King to sign charter on Thursday
• At least 10 dead in St Petersburg subway blasts
• Army chief apologises for soldier’s death
• 12 police hurt in Yala bomb, gun attack
• Free rides till year end on Green Line route
• Lao celebrity faces drug links grilling
• Wissanu insists surge in wealth acquired legally
• Cops arrest love-triangle kill suspect
• Govt hails fall in household debt to GDP
• Boonsong, five others served asset seizure notice
• Court drops anti-protest petition
• Health bill meet sparks protest
• Ministry eyes unit to catch loan sharks
• 400 lodge class lawsuit against Ford
• US ‘could act alone against North Korea’
• Foreigners free to leave with surrogate babies
• Japan inks drug rehab plan
• Families in flood-struck city desperatel­y search for children
• Leftist claims win in Ecuador election
• Search on for ship survivors
• Police arrest boy, seek others in Facebook rape inquiry
• Big clean-up gets under way
• Putin ally claims landslide victory
• UN blasts ‘deeply disturbing’ racism against Aborigines
• Zombie firms threaten Asia’s future
• Hope for sea row talks
• Local governing bodies badly need reform
• The pitfalls of Russia’s post-communist transition
• UK air pollution so bad it can strip the skin off my face
• Trump is wimping out on trade
• Cubs open new season with narrow defeat to Cardinals
• Westbrook eyes history, James leads Cavs in thriller
• Penguins up to 2nd place in division
• Misfiring Man U get Ibrahimovi­c boost
• Ratchanok braced for title defence
• Wenger believes Gunners can build on City draw
• Neymar hits 100 as Barca stay in hunt
• Oxford see off Cambridge in Boat Race
• Ryu wins ANA Inspiratio­n after ‘ridiculous’ penalty
• Schaefer meets Somyot, eyes comeback
• LPGA officials defend controvers­ial ruling
• Henley rolls to victory in Houston
• Forever young
• TCC assigns B120bn for project
• Commerce Ministry wary of US imbalance inquiry
• President leaves KBank after 28 years
• TAX DEDUCTIBIL­ITY OF PENALTIES AND SURCHARGES
• Global oil price increases prop up inflation outlook
• Apisak sees BoT action on baht speculatio­n
• Provincial poor may get transport aid
• Initial gas block bid terms set
• Egco clinches Indonesia geothermal plants deal
• NBTC mulls bandwidth fees, licensing for OTT
• Data science poised to boom
• CPF taking food to EU with WFGL
• Kwaithong keen on EV bus market
• CRC Sports targets top spot in Asean
• Bar B Q Plaza to fan out
• GroupM stresses digital focus, online performanc­e
• Cambodian source for EEC taps
• JWD allots B80m for solar rooftops
• ‘Typhoon turbine’ generates high hopes
• Euro zone jobless rate sinks to 9.5%
• Reckitt Benckiser explores sale of food business
• Tesla’s Q1 deliveries top forecast
• Lotte to keep investing in China despite tensions
• Clouds on consumptio­n horizon
• Big manufactur­ers’ confidence grows
• Container prices start to rebound as demand rises
• Grab grabs startup Kudo
• EV maker drives past expectatio­ns
• WEAVING TIES AND TRADITIONS
• Heartburn requires a change in habits
• The legacy of ML Usni Pramoj
• Celebratin­g Thai-Franco relations
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Imagine if Conrad were here today
• Birthday surprise for ageless Doris Day: She’s actually 95
• Benefits from calorie restrictio­n not yet proven long-term
• Dogs can sniff out breast cancer
• High levels of lead show less intelligen­ce
• Cancers caused by random mistakes
• SPARKLY EYESHADOW?
• WIPE AWAY THAT DEAD SKIN
• There’s an app for that face
• NOW SHOWING
• Boss Baby dethrones Beauty And The Beast
• It came from the swamp

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