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Hundreds of artefacts bound for US confiscated A container carrying over 100 Buddha images and artefacts that were about to be smuggled to the United States was impounded on Monday. Anti-Thaksin protesters abused Police yesterday persuaded a group of 15 anti-Thaksin protesters to disperse just before the caretaker prime minister arrived at Chiang Mai air base. US surgeon amazed by Thais' love for the King The American surgeon who led the Thai medical team that performed spinal surgery on His Majesty the King in July said he was amazed at how much the Thai people love their king. OAG investigators asked to explain Shin tax probe The Council of State has invited investigators from the Auditor-General's office (OAG) to a meeting today to explain their actions in regard to tax officials who assessed aspects of the Shin Corp takeover. Appeal Court acquits Jobi An appeal court in Ratchaburi acquitted an ethnic Karen on Monday from the June 2002 massacre of school children that ended in the death of three students and injured 13 others. Bangkok boasts most single women in the country : NSO Bangkok has the highest proportion of single women in the country, a report by the National Statistical Office (NSO) revealed on Monday. SPECIAL SESSION Fears of rigged Senate voting 'Large party gave list of 7 names to pro-govt senators for NCCC vote'	Top Stories School backs accused teachers US surgeon amazed by Thais' love for the King Anti-Thaksin protesters abused Fears of rigged Senate voting Senate check looks set to delay ballot

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