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PR deals cast doubt on Thaksin's real intent Ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra said in a CNN interview last week that he was tired of politics and would like to spend the remainder of his life as a civilian. WHO help to be sought on Map Ta Phut Health Organisation will be asked to study DNA blood samples of residents Flights at Suvarnabhumi Airport delayed as repairs of cracks continue Many flights to and from Suvarnabhumi Airport were delayed Thursday following closing of some taxiways and runways to repair the cracks. Nong Khai man died of H3N2, not H5N1 : Health Ministry A Nong Khai man, feared to have been the latest victim of bird flu virus, died instead of a strain of human influenza, the Public Health Ministry said Thursday. Local activists alerts police over ousted PM's remarks Buri Ram - Five local activists, including failed electoral candidates, Thursday filed a complaint calling for police to launch a probe into alleged offending remarks against the monarchy made by ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra. Sharapova crashes Clijsters' Australian farewell Melbourne - Top seed Maria Sharapova crashed Kim Clijsters' Australian Open farewell Thursday, setting up a Grand Slam final against Serena Williams after downing the Belgian 6-4, 6-2. SURAYUD SPEECH 'We'll get tough with old regime' Govt to eradicate vested interests, as premier reassures foreign investors	Top Stories Military men arrested ShinSat sale 'tragic blow for defence' Some 15 military officers, civilians arrested Timing critical to Thaksin's media blitz Runway cracks widen at Suvarnabhumi

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