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Tue, November 7, 2006 : Last updated 22:16 pm (Thai local time)

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People's right to know suffered under Thaksin : PM

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said Tuesday the "people's right to know" had suffered under the previous administration of Thaksin Shinawatra because of his government's "carrot and stick" approach to media management.

Time Magazine names HM King Bhumibol among 60 Asian Heroes

Time Magazine has named HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej as one among 60 heroes of Asia who it said have shaped destiny and times of Asia throughout the six decades.

OIC welcomes PM's measures over south

The world largest Islamic organisation has welcomed constructive measures taken by Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont to restore peace in the restive South.


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		Wat's tranquillity shattered Vibrations caused by jets arriving and departing from Suvarnabhumi Airport are forcing monks at a 100-year-old temple to practise amid falling roof tiles and deafening blasts.
		Exotic plants prove easy pickings for expo thieves Some exotic plant varieties exhibited at the international horticulture exposition have been stolen, a senior provincial police officer said yesterday.

DEMONSTRATION
MCOT staff to protest new board, policy
New focus on social benefits a cause for concern

		Mass-transit news lifts stocks
		Firms bid to make fuel from plastic
		Thai AirAsia offers lower airfares

FLOODING
Rehabilitation effort to take 3 months
Surayud orders 13 panels to spend a month on planning; says assistance to be complete by middle of February

		Demand for exit tests
		Bid to limit krathongs successful
		Military seeks to ease world's fears on South

Princess runs with Asiad torch
[ASIAN GAMES] Thailand received lavish praise from Qatari officials for the Asian Games torch run, which was described as bigger and better than those held in other countries, with Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Narirattana one of the torchbearers yesterday.

		Challenger title for Tamarine
		Local archers not aiming high in Doha
		Chen and Zhang take title

EDITORIAL
War on insurgents enters a new phase
Militants in the deep South have intensified their campaign despite the government's conciliatory moves