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Violence continues in the south

Two men were killed and two rangers wounded in the continuing southern violence on Saturday.

Thaksin to deliver lecture in Japan

Tokyo - Deposed Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra will pay another visit to Japan in July to deliver a lecture on business and management to students, the host university said Friday.

FOUR DAYS TO GO
Mass rally planned at Sanam Luang on Judgement Day

Groups to use Jatukham talismans to draw protesters to turn up; Surayud confident situation to be under control


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		Three lottery options mooted Finance Minister Chalongphob Sussangkarn yesterday revealed three possible formats for the new government two- and three-digit lotteries.
		Thai canines are top dogs at Cannes Film Festval Keng and Peak, two canine stars from the Thai film "Ma Ma Si Kha Khrap" (retitled in English as "Mid Road Gang"), have been named winners of the "Palm Dog" award at the 60th-anniversary Cannes Film Festival in France.

THAI SUMMIT
Group turns focus to property
Firm aims to capitalise on its land bank near Suvarnabhumi Airport

		Management authority is delegated
		Liquid, gel rules look set to hit King Power hard
		Policy-making fear following verdicts

DRUG-PRICING IMPASSE
Bt1-bn damage suit looms
Minister returns from the US saying little achieved but sees softer stance

		Better laws needed for migrant workers
		Police abandon theory in Pathum Thani shooting
		Exiled Pulo seeks direct contact with government

Plucky Malaysia rally to down Thailand
[BASKETBALL] Malaysia came from behind to beat Thailand 72-67 in their second match in the 7th SEABA Men's Championship at the Provincial Gymnasium in Ratchaburi yesterday.

EDITORIAL
Time for Thaksin to face the music
Lawyers' bid to keep documents related to land deal sealed flies in face of his constant pleas of innocence