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School children are carried out of the bus after ten hours of hostage drama in Manila on Wednesday. A gunman who held a busload of children and teachers hostage for 10 hours in the Philippines surrendered late 28 March after releasing them and was taken away by police.//AFP

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Philippine children freed after hostage ordeal

Manila - A Philippine pre-school head surrendered to police on Wednesday after holding a busload of his own students hostage with a hand grenade and other weapons in what he said was an appeal to help them.



Emergency rule proposal plunges share prices

Thai share prices closed 1.40 per cent lower on Wednesday, faring worse than the regional average, as the junta leader called for imposing emergency rule in Bangkok, brokers said.



Little commitment to new ideas

Manila - Asean civil societies have urged the drafters of the Asean charter to avoid using "terrorism" and called for an additional pillar concerning the environment.



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CLIMATE CHANGE
Rising sea levels a threat

Kingdom one of 10 countries most at risk from natural disasters, says study






Junta plans stern action to muzzle detractors
The junta is likely to employ drastic measures against protesting supporters of ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra and detractors of the September 19 coup, although a Council for National Security (CNS) spokesman yesterday denied that any such action would be taken.






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FREE TRADE
Cabinet okays Thai-Japan pact

Prime Minister Surayud now ready to sign agreement in Tokyo next Tuesday



Confidence the key for Chalongphob


BOT watching banks' forex trading


Middle to upper condos face oversupply this year

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BANGKOK BOMBS
Court set to consider warrants

Five say they were wrongly identified; first hearing today



Donations welcome after school admissions finalised


Nanny confesses to bashing baby boy, wins release on bail


Complaint filed on illegal lotteries

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BURNING ISSUE
tax trial could drag on for up to three years

Ex-PM also on trial by proxy, on whether he was morally fit to hold public office



We want to see an independent TV station: Chaturon


First vote on charter in two weeks


Thamarak in court, denies everything

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VEENUS' VISION: Sexual-harassment scourge worth more than a soundbite
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Thailand to face Iraq in chilly Jordan
Having endured a long haul journey, Thailand team manager Kasem Jariyawatwong is hoping that jet lag will not take its toll on his side when they lock horns with Iraq in their Olympic qualifying Asian Zone Group E third match today.



Aiyawatt is the hero


Bangkok Bank back to winning ways

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EDITORIAL
Government facing a mental block

There is still time for a rethink of economic policy to reverse mistakes and win back investor confidence



Corruption versus Democracy: the ultimate pact?


West losing moral authority after Iraq fallout

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