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BURNING ISSUE Turning international opinion around Dismay over Western reaction to coup, but military will need to act to win back favour from abroad Jaruvan allays media concerns over access The auditor-general yesterday had a clear-the-air meeting with dissatisfied journalists over increased security measures at the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG). Surayud's ministers to follow four principles At the interim government's first Cabinet meeting yesterday, Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont told his ministers to apply the principles of transparency, fairness, thriftiness and efficiency to their work. CNS ready to reveal assembly The list of people qualified to sit in the National Legislative Assembly (NLA) could be announced by tomorrow, the chief of the Council for National Security (CNS) said yesterday. Cabinet meets for first time All roads seemed to lead to Government House yesterday for the first Cabinet meeting under the interim Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont. IN BRIEF Thai Rak Thai :Suriya may quit party today; members of Wang Nam Yom faction to follow suit Thai Rak Thai Party secretary-general Suriya Jungrungreangkit may today submit his resignation, a party source said. EDUCATION MINISTER Wijit to push ahead with reforms over coming year Will meet with top officials today to map out policies	Top Stories How the junta is tightening the screws TRT vows huge rally despite assembly ban PAD decides to go it alone with parallel constitution Most appointments welcomed Army 'never back in barracks'

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