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HM the King's April 26 speeches (unofficial translation)

His Majesty addressed the Administrative and Supreme Courts' judges during separate Royal audience at Klai Kangwol Palace in Prachuap Khiri Khan on Tuesday at 5.42pm.



Blacklist should be reivewed : SBPPBC

The Southern Border Provinces Peace Building Command (SBPPBC) on Wednesday demanded the concerned intelligence agencies review the "blacklist" of suspected militants after a rare public comment by the army chief over its accuracy.



EC should quit if April 2 is nullified

The Election Commission (EC) came under pressure on Wednesday to quit if the consortium of courts decides to nullify the April 2 election following His Majesty the King's historic speech on Tuesday night.





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POLITICAL CRISIS
King: It's a mess
In his most direct and critically timed political message, HM questions legitimacy of April 2 poll, but rules out exercising his power under Article 7






Army chief admits agencies are using 'blacklists' in South
Sonthi orders review of lists, saying they may reflect personal grudges















PETROL PRICES
Govt sets out to solve oil riddle
Cutting taxes may now be considered



Baht at six-year high against the dollar


Price rises inevitable


The fine art of movie hoopla






UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE FIASCO
110,000 answer sheets still unmatched, officials concede
Many students won't know test scores by April 30 deadline, Chaturon admits



Pollsters slammed over suicide findings


Pandemics focus of global security meet


Oil crisis: Mass layoffs feared





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THAI'S FEET OF CLAY
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Fed Cup team to play Slovaks


A day to forget for the Welsh


World Cup fever to kick off in the city






EDITORIAL
A democratic triumph in Nepal
The king has finally surrendered the power he should never have seized; now all parties must come together



For once, our caretaker prime minister gets it right


Wave of refugees shows weakness in Wa army




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