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APPEAL FROM LONDON Thaksin seeks privacy for family in Bangkok Pojaman and two children apparently staying back to look after assets Public stages its first protest Nearly 100 people staged the first civilian protest against the coup last night, calling it illegitimate and a violation of Thai democracy. New NCCC ready for business on Monday The National Counter Corruption Commission (NCCC) will resume its duties with a new line-up of nine graft busters on Monday. CDRM bans phone eavesdropping The Council for Democratic Reform under Constitutional Monarchy Saturday imposed a ban on wiretapping and threatened to revoke the concessions of telecoms operators caught eavesdropping, its spokesman said. Interim premier still no closer Prominent names of prime minister candidates have come around in a full circle, but it still appears that the Council for Democratic Reform under Constitutional Monarchy (CDRM) cannot decide who will finally be picked for the country's top job.	Top Stories Coup as it unfolds PM's men detained, wife in Singapore Thaksin seeks exile in London Months of rumours come true Meteoric rise to POWER

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