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SPECIAL REPORT Bus crash gives pause for thought Tightening of regulations mooted to check both vehicles and their drivers Deal with Japan must go forward, govt insists The government yesterday insisted it would sign the Japan-Thailand Economic Partnership Agreement despite continuing protests against the bilateral deal. Warrant out for Novotel chauffeur An arrest warrant has been issued for a hotel chauffeur suspected of killing a woman colleague. PTV threatens to sue Snoh PTV Sunday threatened to sue Pracharaj Party leader Snoh Thienthong for having alleged that the station had been paid to organise demonstrations against the government and junta. ANTI-COUP PROTESTS Sonthi mulls response to campaign Democrats slam signature drive against Prem as 'disrespectful' to monarchy; police dismantle Sanam Luang stage	Top Stories Look, who's talking? Thai junta chief calls for emergency rule in Bangkok Nude photos spark furore Emergency on agenda as Surayud meets CNS Lese majeste charges get Swiss man 10 yrs

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