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Wed, February 28, 2007 : Last updated 13:53 pm (Thai local time)



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CNS urged to show sincerity to return power

Political parties urged the Council for National Security (CNS) on Wednesday to show their sincerity to return power to the people by specifying which of the previous constitutions it would pick to exercise if the voters rejected the draft of the Constitution Drafting Assembly (CDA).



Thai monk killed daughter's Brit boyfriend, court told

London - A Thai monk stabbed his daughter's British boyfriend to death after he saw him trying to strangle her outside the home they all shared, a London coroner's court heard Wednesday.



NLA urged to endorse Thai-Japan trade agreement

Commerce Minister Krirk-krai Jirapaet Thursday urged the National Legislative Assembly to pass the bilateral trade agreement between Thailand and Japan.





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SUVARNABHUMI
THAI baulks at moving to Don Muang

National airline joins with 60 others in staying put after reports say repairs to new airport will not be very extensive






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FTA WITH JAPAN
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Debate begins today on free-trade deal



Brake glitch to hit Banpu earnings


Samsung targets 20% of market


Here comes the cookie man






BANGKOK BOMBS
Police set to arrest suspects

Move for court warrants looms; DSI unimpressed



Fight escalates over Aids drug


Bomb-disposal robot in the works


Tanzania to learn HM the King's technique








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THAIS SIMPLY SIZZLE

Thailand cruised into the 2008 Olympic qualifying second round after notching up an emphatic 5-1 victory over beleaguered Turkmenistan in the preliminary round second leg at Supachalasai stadium yesterday.



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Top Thai guns for Johnnie Walker golf


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Keep overseas flights at the new airport

Diverting international departures from Suvarnabhumi could deal a serious blow to Thai Airways



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