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The Central Administrative Court rejects Pol Gen Kowit's complaint against PM

The Central Administrative Court Monday refused to to take up a complaint filed by former national police chief Kowit Wattana, who claimed that Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont's order to remove him from the post was unlawful.

Traffic congestion throughout Bangkok on the first day of schools

Some Bangkok schools were reopened Monday morning, resulting to thick traffic jams on main roads. The traffic was packed especially the parts in front of famous private schools in Sathorn area, which saw a line of cars as far as the Taksin Bridge.

INSURGENCY
Positive signals in the South, says Surayud

Talks with old separatists opens line of communication; dialogue possible as militants 'don't see an end game'


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CENTRAL BANK
Reversal of policy over BOT chief
Chalongphob wants to retain the power to hire and fire governor

		Move to cut huge govt stockpile
		TCC Capital Land cuts new projects
		Foreign buying spree a welcome boost for brokerage houses

CLIMATE CHANGE
Carbon trade on Cabinet's agenda
Ministry proposes setting up body to promote emissions-trading business

		Bounty for 'leader' of brawl at plantation
		Theera vows to end impasse
		Leaks spark warning

Thai hopes of World Championship spot squashed
[VOLLEYBALL] Thailand's slim hopes of finishing in the top three of the 6th Asian Youth Girls' Volleyball Championship evaporated after it went down in a five-set thriller to China late on Saturday at the Chakangrao Gymnasium here.

		Briton pips error-prone Ratchapol

EDITORIAL
TV with a focus on public service
Thai society will only benefit if the country's first public television station is unsullied by vested interest