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A tourist poses with a soldier in Bangkok on Friday. Since Thailands coup, tanks decorated with roses and yellow ribbons have become the kingdoms hottest tourism draw, with Thais and foreigners vying for the best spot to take pictures.//AFP

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Ousted PM's brother in law resigns

Somchai Wongsawat, brotherinlaw of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, resigned as permanent secretary of labour on Friday.



Filipino leader to pursue foreign trips despite Thaksin's outsting

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo will push through with her trips abroad scheduled before the end of the year, confident that what happened to ousted Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra will not happen to her, according to Presidential Management Staff Arthur Yap.



Bangkok is not dangerous for Cage

Oscar winner Nicolas Cage is still filming his new movie in Bangkok despite the military coup in Thailand, a film crew said on Friday.






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Ousted PM's brother in law resigns
Somchai Wongsawat, brotherinlaw of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, resigned as permanent secretary of labour on Friday.






Supachai approached for interim PM's post
Unctad boss set for talks with CDRM; Admin Court chief Ackaratorn also in the running






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COUP FALLOUT
Stock market drop relatively mild

Plunge of 1.4 per cent pales in comparison to other events



Business chiefs want Pridiyathorn as prime minister


Hat Yai bombings slash sales


Retail sales 'expected to grow'

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MEDIA CONTROL
Ban on the airing of SMS on TV

ICT Ministry authorised to destroy content



Community radio stations shut down


Activists to hold anti-coup gathering


Colossal mission

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BURNING ISSUE
Thaksin's deceit leads to his demise

Duplicity and insincerity brought about the downfall of the caretaker government on Tuesday night.



Police play down car bomb probe


Arrests causing anxiety for some high-profile families


Commando Operation

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OVERDRIVE: Now the time for pad to celebrate its victories and go home
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TENNIS
DANAI HAS HAAS IN THE WAY

Thai No 2 is nervous ahead of tie



Tom Yum Koong fascinates Baghdatis


Sudket, Saralee sail into quarters

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EDITORIAL
Search is on for a leader of honour

The interim premier must possess courageous leadership skills and be held to an exacting set of criteria



Sonthi outsmarted Thaksin at the eleventh hour


When is the abhorrent practice of staging a coup justifiable?

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