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More evidence needed for land purchase deal of Thaksin's wife

The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) asked the Assets Examination Committee Thursday for more evidence on the Ratchadapisek land purchase to make the case against ousted premier and his wife more solid.

Court sends taxi driver to 25 years in jail and Bt50 fine

The Criminal Court sentenced on Thursday a taxi driver who seriously injured an IBM employee during a holdup in October to 25 years in jail and a Bt50 fine.

Thai police links foreigner to Tesco's blackmail case

Thai police will soon issue an arrest warrant for a foreigner in his 40s who was suspected of sending a blackmail message to Tesco supermarket store in the UKto demand money or else he would poisoned food in the store.


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		A wandering spirit rests The artistic legacy of poet Montri Umavijani is vividly remembered
		More access to Net for disabled The Revenue Department has launched a Web accessibility programme, aimed at helping disabled people to access its online services.

REAL ESTATE MARKET
Foreign investors lining up deals
Political turnaround generates strong interest, particularly in resorts

		Focus on 3 firms' stock investments
		EU plan puts sector at risk
		Tycoon ready to pull out of Thanasin Insurance rescue

COMMUNITY BODIES
Ministers clash over local groups' plan
Aree fears disputes from formation of thousands of new organisations

		Pojaman gets jail warning
		Police panel throws out Kowit's plea
		New dengue cases 'linked to climate change'

SOCCER
DUTCH MAKE MERRY
Thailand brought back down to earth

EDITORIAL
Laos must make peace with Hmong
Vang Pao's arrest offers Vientiane a chance to peacefully reintegrate the ethnic minority into its society