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Mon, February 12, 2007 : Last updated 20:24 pm (Thai local time)

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Customers choose bunches of roses ahead the Valentine's Day at Pak Klong market on Monday. The sign said, "Bt100 a bunch."//Photo by Jessada Chuntraruk

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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ASK GEN SURAYUD?

Your chance to ask Surayud a question

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont will give a live interview with Nation group editor Thepchai Yong on TV Channel 9 at 8.30 pm on Tuesday. What's the question that you'd like to ask him the most?

Dr Pornthip demands probes against her finish at soonest

Leading forensics expert Khunying Porntip Rojanasunan demanded MOnday disciplinary probes against her be concluded as soon as possible, saying the delay had prevented her from restoring her reputation.

Harvard names first female president in 371-year history

Cambridge, Massachusetts - Harvard University announced Sunday that a woman is to lead the prestigious US school for the first time in its 371-year history.

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AIRPORT FIASCO
Govt urged to close Suvarnabhumi
NLA investigation chief cites safety fears in calling for a total and immediate shift back to Don Muang

New AOT board struggles to beat stonewalling
When the Airports of Thailand (AOT) board convenes today to debate strategy for resolving the mounting problems at Suvarnabhumi, it won't be a fair fight, according to a number of AOT directors.

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SWITCHING AIRPORTS
Carriers torn on return to Don Muang
Budget operators keen, but other airlines worry about Suvarnabhumi investments

ADC seeks fixed-line licence from regulator

KGI expects an over-the-counter windfall

CPF puts more focus on R&D

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ASSET CAPITALISATION
Small business backs scheme
Entrepreneurs support Thaksin-era project as a good way to obtain loans; oppose government moves to close it

Saliva-based HIV tests get go-ahead

'Idea fits in with the sufficiency economy'

Happiness index wanes

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