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WEATHER DISASTER Fierce storm sinks four fishing boats Three sailors feared dead after trawlers goes down; passengers left stranded as train services to the South are derailed A weed that's a blooming success Chiang Mai University researchers and the National Housing Authority have produced fibreboard from a common local weed. Prime minister to host labour talks Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont will today meet with about 800 employees and employers who have been invited to discuss matters concerning blue-collar workers and their employment conditions. Most Yala schools to reopen Ninety per cent of schools in Yala will reopen today after more than a week's closure due to fears for teachers' safety. Anger over Buddha porn Thailand will take action against a United States-based pornography website for abusing images and the identity of the Lord Buddha. Apology and promise of a new site for vendors The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) yesterday expressed regret over last week's clash between about 500 Bo Bae street vendors and police. Dire need for psychologists in deep South The three southernmost provinces are critically in need of psychologists to help heal the mental afflictions of residents in the violence-plagued region, according to a special state committee set up to look after the mental health of the southern population.	Top Stories Bombs a diversion from allegations, TRT claims Surayud qualifies remarks about bombers In brief :Victim 'carried mosque bomb' 10 Newsmakers in 2006 CHIANG MAI :Briton, 35, jumps to his death

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