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A group of comedians show lamps that they would give to Election Commission members. They said the EC are in the dark, so the lamp signified light for EC.//Photo by Sakol Sandhiratne

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Cracking houses to be demolished : BMA

Eight townhouses that cracked and sank 70 centimetres at the weekend are to be demolished.

Univ admission website turns dead

A flood of Internet users has caused havoc on the website for the central university admission sys¬tem, making the site - www.cuas.or.th - inaccessible at times on Tuesday.

Top Courts will supervise the new election and EC should resign

Three top courts have suggested that Election Commission resign to pave the ways for the judicial power to handle the election to ensure that it is free and fair, Supreme Court's Secretary General Charan Pakditanakul said on Tuesday.


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ANALYSIS
Thaksin's path strewn with legal landmines
The cheeky silence from the Thai Rak Thai camp on Thaksin Shinawatra's immediate future may not be just another strategy.

LANDMARK RULING
Ballot scrapped
Court judges nullify poll on two counts: date unfair, voting booths lacked privacy

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ELECTION RULING
Business confidence gets a boost
Investors are relieved by breakthrough

Market up 2% on court ruling

Thailand rejects deal with South Korea

IMF lauds Thai resilience

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Students given another day to secure university place
Uni deadline is extended as exam complaints have to be handed to NIETS by 6pm tomorrow night

Pay decision on hold

Eight staff burn to death in pub blaze

Newsman dies snorkelling

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Tamarine on road to recovery
[TENNIS] Thailand's leading women's player Tamarine Tanasugarn felt relieved yesterday when doctors at the Siriraj Hospital gave her a clean bill of health after concerns about a nagging headache which has bothered her for a month.

Juniors rout India

Hi-Tech give Sirichai Oil the slip

Thai official on his way

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EDITORIAL
Thai democracy earns a reprieve
Our much-abused democratic system has been given another chance to correct itself; we must not fail this time

Is the EC not accountable for a flawed election?

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