Bangkok Post - 2017-05-29

• Flak builds for PM over poll questions
• As many as 10 car dealers could face questionin­g over tax dodge
• Girding for battle as floods beckon
• Hospital staff grilled on blast at dispensary
• Officials ground Koh Phangan private airport project
• Chada gets bail after convoy check
• Vendors warned against rounding up prices
• NLA seeks to allay election body fears
• Nurses’ victory is not the end of the battle
• Rescuers rush aid as death toll rises
• Bodies dumped near besieged city
• Hong Kong takes a nostalgia trip as anniversar­y nears
• Leader Kim guides test of new anti-aircraft weapon
• Nationalis­ts change name to avoid ban
• It’s a bum rap for gold smugglers
• Fasting begins for world’s Muslims, violently for some
• On the desert’s edge, revolution brews
• May’s lead narrows after bomb attack
• BA resumes flights from London after tech failure
• Italy remains isolated in migrant crisis
• Portland mayor hails stabbed ‘heroes’
• Opposition picks new leader
• Back home, Trump faces slew of trials
• China heads for imperial overreach
• Fingerprin­t plan dodgy
• Election prospects take another knock
• Rude awakening from what is a Trump nightmare
• Making cities more liveable for future generation­s
• PM has put his reputation on trial
• Strasburg strikes out 15 in Nats’ victory
• Predators embrace the road
• Brown downplays Cavs past
• Feng moves in front at Volvik
• Simpson breaks free from pack, targets Colonial title
• Dodt in pole position to end Australia’s long EPGA wait
• Wenger wins record 7th FA Cup
• Kerber suffers historic defeat
• Buriram take sole possession of top spot
• Korea stun holders China
• Huddersfie­ld target fairytale promotion
• Barca, Dortmund, PSG claim domestic Cup crowns
• Chanachok clinches maiden ADT title in Phuket Open
• Tariff for import duty dodgers
• SCB eases rules to aid customers
• Poor TFEX rubber trade hits 6
• Expanded subsidies for poor mulled
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• BAFS upbeat on revenue outlook
• In pursuit of renewable energy
• Oriental suite at grand price
• Oman Air boosts Bangkok-Muscat flights
• PTT to revisit plan for budget hotels
• Aapico strikes positive note via stake buy
• Dusit to add new brand to portfolio
• Exploring ways to farm popular Pacific fish
• Oil Market Outlook
• Clouds may form over EM currencies
• Fruits of her labour
• DISAPPOINT­MENT WITH OPEC ACCORD HITS WORLD EQUITIES
• CHINA MONEY FUNNELLED TO FAR-FLUNG HOMES FLAGS BUBBLE TROUBLE
• MAKING THE CUT
• WHERE THE BIG TREES ARE
• INFORMATIO­N OVERLOAD
• LGBT face ‘invisible’ summer movie season
• After Manchester attack, Aerosmith still on European tour
• Actors join campaign to protect world’s remote tribes
• Chris Cornell’s wife: ‘I know that was not you’
• LAMBO’S AERO WITCHCRAFT
• SANT’A’GATA PREPARES FOR NEW CHAPTER
• SHARPER CLUBMAN
• Bambi, still breaking hearts at 75
• All over the world
• The times, they are a-changin?
• HIGHER-TECH HEALTH
• AMAZING ACHIEVEMEN­T
• HOPE FOR GREY GIANTS
• Profound insights into slavery
• CUTTING-EDGE COLLABORAT­ION
• Relief in sight for Chinese with rare diseases
• Breaking the poverty trap
• Grab seeks bigger bite of Indonesian transport market
• GST jumble
• Tax reform turns ‘zero mile’ city into India’s warehouse
• CHINA CATCHES THE CRUISE BUG
• ‘CHINESE JET FUEL’ TWEAKED FOR US TIPPLERS
• PRIESTS AND NUNS GO POP IN JAPAN

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