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MAN CITY TAKEOVER
Manchester City accepts Thaksin's Bt5.6 billion offer

A formal bid of 81.6 million pounds from former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been accepted by Manchester City, according to inthenews online.

MAN CITY TAKEOVER
Ousted PM may face EPL's scrutinisation on his Man City bid

Exiled Thaksin Shinawatra may have to face a 'fit and proper person' test before completing a takeover of Manchester City.

A Thai girl whose body was found in Japanese cruise is raped : Thai police

An autopsy of a 14-year-old Thai girl whose body showed up on a Japanese cruise last month revealed that she had been assaulted and raped, Thai police said.


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		Bt5 bn more frozen, and Bt15 bn to go The Assets Examination Committee (AEC) suspend-ed six more bank accounts yesterday - with almost Bt5 billion in them - the bulk of it transferred from a Pinthongtha Shinawatra account that held proceeds from the Shin Corp share sale.
		New rape laws pass assembly The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) yesterday passed a bill that removes any loopholes for a man or a woman to escape being charged with the crime of rape.

FOREIGN INVESTMENT
PM soothes Japanese fears
Surayud promises early election, equality, good governance and stability

		Ministers clash over TMB Bank
		AIS waits for call revenues
		Child-centric Edutainment

DIN DAENG HOUSING
NHA on a collision course with residents
Engineering reports fail to supply answers to saving flats

		45 state schools closed in South
		Prosecutors to check on Chonsawas charges
		Surrogacy Bill earns approval

Thailand to field two sides: coach
[SOCCER] Thailand coach Chanvit Pholchivin said he would take the same approach as in the earlier match by fielding two different sides against amateur side TSV Lennarts in the Asian Cup team's second warm-up match of their German trip today.

		Joe Cole shows his good side

EDITORIAL
Disclosure needed on bribery claims
The public expects the judiciary to get to bottom of allegations and deliver justice without fear or favour