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SHIN CORP SCANDAL Thaksin's children 'should be taxed' AEC panel to recommend levying of high rate on Panthongtae, Pinthongta MCOT wonders if Raisom owes money MCOT acting president Pongsak Payakvichien yesterday ordered a probe into claims that Raisom Co Ltd, the TV production house of talk-show host Sorrayuth Suthassanachinda, had skipped paying Bt138 million in revenue-sharing to MCOT as per their contract. FDA bans 57 skin whitening products The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned 57 skin whitening products found to contain harmful substances. Check the list of banned cosmetic at www.fda.moph.go.th North Korean defectors arrested in Thailand for illegal entry Bangkok - Thai police on Saturday arrested a group of seven North Korean defectors, including a one-year-old boy, for illegal entry, an official said. Asean ministers fly home amid summit questions Cebu, Philippines - Asian ministers packed up and left the Philippines on Saturday as officials questioned whether a regional summit had been cancelled over storm fears or concern about a terror attack. Company in Thai slave labour scandal to pay one million LOS ANGELES - A steel firm implicated in a slave labour scandal involving 48 Thai welders forced to work in squalid conditions without pay will pay one million dollars compensation, US authorities said Friday.	Top Stories HM backs Surayud govt His Majesty's Full Birthday Speech New efforts underway to rid Thaksin of passport VIETNAM SHOCK Aree tells officials not to get involved

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