Bangkok Post - 2017-04-20

• Activists’ quest for plaque footage fails
• Drink drivers sent to work in mortuaries
• Khao San, Yaowarat skirt BMA’s ban on street food
• Weerapon launches legal rights centre
• Court jails 5 for running sex ring
• 4 detained in alleged gang-rape of girl at internet cafe
• Troops head off foreign lease seminar
• 100-baht party membership fees unwelcome
• Group claims KKT ‘swindled millions’
• 20% of uni courses ‘not up to standard’
• Agencies to meet over new pickup tray rules
• Baswedan crushes Purnama
• Anti-establishm­ent publisher murdered
• Village heads challenge human trafficker­s
• Approval for drug war slips as locals fear falling victim
• Giant shipworm unearthed
• Leader calls for calm over pension reform chaos
• Pakistan braces for possible PM ouster
• Ruling coalition partner raps Abe admin
• Trial begins on mosque demolition
• Trump mulls ‘grim’ NK options
• Arkansas inmates set to die today claim their innocence
• US ‘Facebook killer’ takes own life after police chase
• Nation braces for ‘mother of all rallies’
• Britain’s May sees election opportunit­y
• Fed up voters eye outsiders
• Air strike kills 4 suspected jihadists
• France doesn’t want an overhaul
• RCEP needs to be more than a trade deal
• Coal museum sees ‘sunny’ future; Trump doesn’t
• The investing parallels of alcohol and marijuana
• Street-food plan starves poor of choice
• Bulls shock Celtics again, Raptors rebound
• Marlins’ Chen hurls seven no-hit innings
• Rangers hit back, tie series
• Struggling Djokovic survives Simon scare
• Chelsea victory boosts Man U
• Ding downs Zhou in all-China encounter
• Phachara aims high at Panasonic Open
• Warburton to skipper Lions
• Bayern cry foul, call for video refs
• Shakespear­e savours taste of big time
• Esports become medal events for 2022
• True Move dials up Asean expansion
• Agencies on watch after Japan tour scam
• Capital inflow continues despite efforts
• Visitors keep pouring in as summit nears
• LIFE’S A BEACH
• END IN SIGHT
• ON THE TRAIL
• NOT SO GOLDEN
• REALITY BYTES
• KTB posts rise in first-quarter profit
• Welfare to be dispersed via e-payment
• CPOs focus on cost and risk coping
• Electricit­y bills poised for increase
• MK to beef up Yayoi presence
• Depa structured to prop digital economy
• Gates aims to step up Thai manufactur­ing activity
• Saab mulls maintenanc­e hub in EEC
• GGC sets B11.20 IPO share price
• DISCIPLINE, GOOD CITIZENSHI­P AND ORGANISATI­ONAL SUCCESS
• 1.62m tonnes approved for rice auction
• Red Earth to re-enter market
• NDR stays confident of revenue target
• Zee Nung expands availabili­ty
• Global demand may abate
• IBM revenue down for 20th quarter
• NZ tightens rules for foreign workers
• Chevrolet Volt arrives in China as Buick Velite 5
• Chinese EV makers target Tesla’s Model 3
• Burberry hit by US slowdown as strong run comes to an end
• Game on for Tatts as group ups ante
• Trump era a new challenge for Washington-based fund
• IMF raises GDP growth outlook
• Akzo Nobel in new bid to thwart US takeover bid
• Ant Financial targets brand boost in Southeast Asia with helloPay deal
• Progress ahead of unit sale
• Charming Chumphon
• Where architects build community
• WTF visits Never Never Land
• A new political moment to reconcile for Tribeca film fest
• Prince William speaks with Lady Gaga on mental health
• Budget for Mahabharat­a soars to 5 billion baht
• KEVIN SPACEY TO HOST TONY AWARDS FOR FIRST TIME
• Riding the ghost town
• TRAVEL TITBITS
• IN A WORLD OF ICE
• First things first
• PLAY IT AGAIN
• To visit Titanic, New York banker dives deep into her savings
• Art education
• CARRIED AWAY WITH ART

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