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Wed, December 13, 2006 : Last updated 19:49 pm (Thai local time)

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UK Embassy organise female investigators course

The British Embassy in Bangkok has arranged specialist training for 26 Thai and two Lao female police officers investigating sex offences involving children.

More earthquakes to come

The Meteorological Department is warning Chiang Mai more earthquakes could follow this morning's moderate shake.

Court rules in favor of PM's Office over iTV saga

The Supreme Administrative Court Wednesday upheld an Administrative Court decision forcing independent broadcaster iTV to pay higher concession fees to the government.


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		Magnificent Manus is back Athens golden boy puts wasted life behind him with Doha triumph
		Researchers nearing goal of therapies for Thais Local scientists have finished identifying common DNA sequence variations that make Thais more responsive to certain medicines than others.

DEAL RENEWED
Exporters cheer US tax break
Thailand gets GSP for two more years

		Elite Fund opposes Sansiri 'dilution'
		Egco planning new coal-fired power plant
		Tata Steel to build mini-blast furnace

MEDICAL TREATMENT
Council board stands by controversial directive
Non-emergency cases should only be handled during office hours, it repeats

		Govt casts doubt on mud volcanoes find
		Kingdom, WHO to seek ways to stop alcohol abuse
		Ex-doctor killed, 2 critical

MIGHTY MANUS
Somjit falls to the guiles of Violito Payla

		14 golds still possible for Thailand
		MARCH OF THE THAIS
		Quartet on fire to take gold medal

EDITORIAL
Doctor-patient relations tested
Thai society must find a balanced approach to protect patients' rights while preventing excessive litigation