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Prime Minister Surayud Chulanond talks to a student of Baan Lamoh School during his visit to a local temple in Yala where about 200 Thai Buddhists are taking shelters after running away from their houses for fearing of attacks by insurgents. The student held a picture of Kulthida Inchampa, director of his school in Narathiwat who was shot dead by insurgents.

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Deposed premier has no political plan : Noppadon

Deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra has no political plans and is travelling in Asia because he was ill prepared for the severe winter in London, his legal adviser Noppadon Pattama said Thursday.



"I am fine but hot" : Thaksin

Bali - Ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra looked relaxed but sweaty Thursday as he enjoyed a round of golf on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, where he hopes to spend the next week, Associated Press reported Thursday.



Relief as Pacific tsunami fizzles out

Tokyo - Coastal residents voiced relief Thursday as one of the biggest earthquakes in recent times did little more than flip over boats in a scare that demonstrated Japan's quick-moving tsunami alert system.






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PRIVY COUNCIL TRIBUTE
Prem likens 'selfless' Surayud to Churchill

Prime minister was willing to step in and take up the running of the country at a 'critical moment in its history'






Thaksin can present case over exile, PM says
Deposed premier Thaksin Shina-watra is welcome to present his case to the government if he is dissatisfied about not being allowed to return home for another year, Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said yesterday.






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KULARB KAEW
Police still wrestling with case

CIB to hold its first meeting next week



Apec is cool to Washington's FTA proposal


Sawasdi's sacrifice


A thumb on the scales of justice

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SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT
Students quit schools over noise

Minister meets with local residents suffering from the thunder of take-offs and landings



Skytrain fares set to rise next month


Monk spreads the word far and wide


Another day, more dead

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BURNING ISSUE
Globe-trotting thaksin makes waves for his accusers

As graft-busters look to uncover hard evidence of corruption, ousted premier rattles junta with his Asian holidays



Civil control of police mooted


Thaksin 'hopes to return to power'


Former lottery chief to be grilled today

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VENUS'S VISION: Forget PAD and Samak -- let's prepare for the real doomsday
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Be an example, says Surayud
[ASIAN GAMES] Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont told Thai athletes to behave themselves like true ambassadors of the sport and country when they contest in the 15th Asian Games in Qatar next month.



Tamarine, Nudnida in round 2


Thailand hoping for wushu encore

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EDITORIAL
Military bungling in the deep South

Peace will remain elusive unless the security forces learn to combat insurgents and protect civilians



Old soldiers never die; they return to tell coup jokes


Why artistic freedom matters

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