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SPECIAL WEB EDITION
Taxi drivers catch car thief with policeman's missing girl

An opportunist thief drove off from a Bangkok police station late on Tuesday with a police sergeant's pickup, without knowing that the officer's sixyearold daughter was asleep in the back.

Attorney General office delays decision on Por Pratunam

The Attorney General Office's Department of Economic Crime Litigation on Thursday postponed its decision to May 30 on whether to sue businessman Paijit Thammarojpinit, also known as Por Pratunam, and eight others.

I want to tell Thaksin "don't ever come back," : PM

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said if he could would tell his ousted predecessor Thaksin Shinawatra not to ever return to Thailand.


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		CONSTITUTION Religion protests worry Surayud Buddhist groups to continue their march today
		Caught out as he tried to help his wife The father of a six-year-old girl who was napping inside his pickup truck when it was stolen on Tuesday night said yesterday the theft caught him off guard since the vehicle was parked at his police station and within his sight.

INVESTMENT PROJECTS
Industrial land still in big demand
Four new estates to go on sale this year

		TG Pro to buy back 35% stake
		NGO urges action on 'IPR theft'
		Vision of a plastic revolution

AIDS PREVENTION
Meechai wants finger condoms for kids
Famed campaigner urges officials to make sex education not prevention a priority

		11 arrested in raid against CD piracy
		Mercury hits 44C in Tak as Thailand has its hottest day in 47 years
		Couple shot dead as govt unveils plan

Bangkok University flounder
Bangkok University faltered under the monsoon conditions in Indonesia, succumbing to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Arema Malang in their Asian Football Confederation Group F match yesterday, a result which dumped the Thailand Premier League champions out of the continent's premier club competition.

		Tammy and the accidental diet

EDITORIAL
Keep Buddhism from exploiters
Manipulative forces seeking to have faith declared the national religion in charter must not be allowed to succeed