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Govt demanded to prove allegations

The government Sunday was under the pressure to show evidence over the accusation that the old power groups paid Bt3 million each to former MPs to carry out political activities with a major goal to topple the government.

CINEMA
First movie law in decades going to NLA

Critics welcome rating system but fear continued censorship

SOUTHERN VIOLENCE
Roadside bomb kills 3 soldiers

Two others badly wounded as patrol vehicle overturned by 20kg explosive


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		SPECIAL REPORT Film censorship firmly under the spotlight Recent attempt to cut award-winning Thai movie brings dated law back in
		State should keep assets, critics say Labour, consumer and non-governmental organisations yesterday kicked off a campaign to roll back the country's privatisation programme by scrapping the Corporatisation Act.

DUTY-FREE OPERATOR
SCB holds off on loan made to King Power
'No immediate problem' despite end of monopoly

		BOT plans to facilitate M&A activity
		Cut in tin royalties mulled
		Croatia Airlines switches IT system

Thai herb shown to prevent osteoporosis
A herb native only to Thailand and Burma has prevented osteoporosis in laboratory tests, according to study results revealed by Ubon Ratchathani University yesterday.

		Judges are just bureaucrats: Nidhi
		Roadside bomb kills 3 soldiers
		Toothbrushstar rating introduced

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Thailand fail to make grade in the Fed Cup
Thailand's campaign to return to the Fed Cup World Group II collapsed yesterday after they fell to Taiwan 0-3 in the knock-out stage of the Zone Asia/Oceania Qualifying Group I at the Scenic Circles Hotel Tennis Centre, in Christchurch, New Zealand.

		Universiade committee chief promises a spectacular games

EDITORIAL
Wolfowitz has to relinquish his post
For the sake of the institution's credibility, the World Bank president has to move on

		No serious changes in Cabinet's disappointing act
		Draft charter closes loopholes for graft, conflict of interest
		Marksman minister

The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?