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New parliament will not affect schools and temples

People affected by the construction of the new Parliament will get over Bt3.5 billion in compensation, a National Legislative Assembly (NLA) deputy speaker Pochanee Thanawaranich said Tuesday.

Premier league ready to talk about Thaksin's take over on Man City

The UK's Premier League insist they are prepared to take part in talks with the government over foreign ownership of clubs. A Labour MP using parliamentary privilege to describe Thai ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra as "unsavoury".

PM Surayud starts official visit in India

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont starts his three-day visit to India on Tuesday aimed at boosting economic ties with Thailand's largest trading partner in South Asia.


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		ANALYSIS Ex-PM playing a game with footy club, junta? Is the name of the game now moving to an extradition charge against ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra?
		Kukrit proposed for Unesco list The Culture Ministry is preparing to nominate MR Kukrit Pramoj to the Unesco list of the world's great personalities.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Bandung Declaration
Developing countries seek fair deal on rights

		Tongkah held to account
		Unit dishes out better TV
		Leather firms form cluster

NEW PARLIAMENT
Row over Nonthaburi site
Panel picks golf course plot, but thousands at three schools and a well-known temple oppose the plan

		Tenants demand repairs, not demolition
		Northern village evacuated
		Imam calls for better ties

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Chanvit to pick his Asian Cup team on July 3
[SOCCER] National team coach Chanvit Pholchivin has set July 3 as the D-Day for picking his final squad for the forthcoming Asian Cup.

		90 Thais for Mercedes Cup
		It was really tough, says Ratthapark
		Brothers star in win

EDITORIAL
Normalcy but not at any cost
Thaksin must be held accountable for his misrule and trangressions, and that is not negotiable

		Plenty of work for surplus generals in the South
		The day that shook the world
		Burma walks a thin line with Asean

The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?