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The Constitutional Tribunal disbands Thai Rak Thai

The Constitutional Tribunal Judges found Thai Rak Thai Party guilty of violating the electoral laws and ordered it to be disbanded.

Leader of a small party guilty of forging documents for candidates

The Constitutional Tribunal found Bunyabaramipon Chinarat, leader of Pandin Thai party, guilty of forging documents for three candidates to run in the April election.

Democrat wins Constitutional Tribunal's unamimous decision

The Constitutional Tribunal agree unanimously that Democrat Party did not violate the election laws. (Details of six allegations inside)


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		LIVE UPDATE Historical rulings unfold 11:36 pm: The Constitution Tribunal rules that former Thai Rak Thai executives must also be banned from politics.
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Squeeze scrubs sales off P&G's home and cleaning products
Political worries and a slowing economy have hit even everyday household purchases, with first-quarter sales growing at just 3 per cent, according to Procter & Gamble.

		Accredited Samitivej set to expand
		PTT aims to finalise sale next month
		C-Class with a difference

FIGHTING POLLUTION
PCD chief wins award for raising air quality
Supat honoured for 'outstanding work' for environment in Lampang, Rayong

		Private universities may get more help
		Nurse denies murder for insurance millions
		Buddhist conference ends with stronger links

Thais have task cut out against I'nesia
[BASKETBALL] The Thai team face a daunting task in today's clash with Indonesia in their third match of the 7th SEABA Men's Championship at the Provincial Gymnasium here.

		Supoj defies odds to capture 3rd title
		I'nesia snuffout Thailand

EDITORIAL
Fear has no place in today's ruling
Constitution Tribunal must hold to the law and not bow to pressure from those who foresee violence

		Apathy about ruling the result of a failed democracy
		Beyond the party-dissolution case
		Surveillance law stuck in the 70s puts US at increased terror risk