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Thu, September 28, 2006 : Last updated 20:01 pm (Thai local time)

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More than 70 youths from all over Thailand have started Thursday a 24-day, 750-kilometre walk for religious understanding from Surat Thani province to Bangkok.

It is an honour : Surin

Former Foreign Minister Surin Pitsuwan said Thursday he was interested in taking up an "international position" but declined to say what his decision would be if approached to take up the UN top post to replace outgoing Secretary General Kofi Annan.

New PM not come in uniform : navy chief

The military council has has already decided who they want to replace ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, but declined to reveal the name.


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		WARNING FROM SURAYUD: Thaksin's return 'a threat' Privy Council member says there could be clashes if ousted premier comes back; urges reconciliation
		SUVARNABHUMI Just listen to our noisy nightmare As airport opens today, resident challenges director to pay a visit

MCOT RESIGNATION
Big lot sold before Mingkwan bailed
SET urged to probe sale of 500,000 shares last Friday for Bt19.8 million

		Surveillance chief moved to governance
		Fashion and leather fair expects 5,000 visitors
		Honda Leasing

KAMPHAENG PHET
School fires 'may be linked to coup'
CDR appeals for people not to point fingers as intelligence officials probe simultaneous blazes at 3 schools in province

		Bangkok prepares for possible flood crisis
		Top court acquits Adisai over job move
		Thaksin car-bomb probe to continue

TENNIS
THAI STARS through
Crowd favourites Paradorn Srichaphan and Danai Udomchoke played their way into the second round of the US$550,000 Thailand Open yesterday after comfortable victories over their rivals.

		Safin concentrates on his game
		AFL party

EDITORIAL
Get economic policy right the first time
The interim government must reign in the excessive spending and state interventions of the Thaksin era