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Administrative Court orders halting of building in Pattaya

The Administrative Court in Rayong issued on Wednesday an injunction halting construction of a residential building that will block sea views of residents in a nearby condominium.

PM Surayud leaves hospital Wednesday

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont left hospital on Wednesday after three days of medical checks, saying that he is fit and fine.

Villagers parade charred body of victim for Gen Sonthi in Yala

Some 200 people paraded the charred remain of a woman who was shot dead and set ablaze through streets in Yala's Muang district to to protest the unending violence in the deep south.


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		LESE MAJESTE CASES Thaksin clears 1st legal hurdle Prosecutors cite lack of evidence of malicious intent; critic says decision should be reviewed
		Cabinet okays Business Act amendments New rules for foreign business still have to clear National Assembly

MONETARY POLICY
Minister and BOT at odds over deficit
Chalongphob worried about state spending

		Baht action 'has distorted yields'
		Foreign developers on Samui suspend work
		BankThai takes on new foreign investors

NEW CONSTITUTION
Drafters vote for elected premier and to cut MPs
Decision to have appointed Senate goes against public sentiment on dramatic day of secret ballots on charter

		7 killed, 31 hurt in Prachin bus crash
		It wasn't me, cabbie says
		In brief :Sugar barge owner faces lawsuits

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BOXING
MANUS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
Olympic hero guides the Kingdom to overall title

		Students get a big chance to progress
		Hi-Tech, Bangkok Bank champs
		Keerati is the winner

EDITORIAL
Politics must not sway BOT's rate cut
A drastic rate cut now will leave few options to effectively maintain monetary stability in the future

		Net's cheap and easy freedoms put values to the test
		The false promise of 'targeted' sanctions

The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?