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UK hard-right leader resigns as MP to force vote

LONDON - British anti-immigrant politician Nigel Farage is resigning as a member of parliament to run in a snap by-election, in a high-stakes gamble following scrutiny over his finances.

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Prince Harry loses privacy lawsuit against Daily Mail

LONDON - ⁠Prince Harry, the estranged younger son of King Charles, and other high-profile British figures on Tuesday lost their privacy lawsuits ‌against the publisher of the Daily Mail, which they had accused of widespread unlawful behaviour.

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Two jailed in Kinnaree lamppost scandal

A former subdistrict chief and another defendant have been sentenced to five years in prison for irregularities in the procurement of overpriced Kinnaree lampposts in Samut Prakan.

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'Som', the missing cat on a train, where are you?

A week-long search has failed to find a disabled cat that vanished from its owner's bag at night in the luggage van of a Yala-Bangkok rapid train.

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PM brushes aside cabinet reshuffle talk

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has insisted there are no immediate plans for a cabinet reshuffle, stressing that ministers will be evaluated on the effectiveness of their work rather than their media visibility.

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Why our workplaces aren’t working (Part 8)

Most organisations don’t fail because of poor strategy. They fail because they can’t execute it. And execution depends on one thing: Capability.

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Local pump prices cut as global oil prices ease

Fuel prices in Thailand are being reduced in line with the decline in global oil prices, with diesel falling by 2.56 baht per litre and all grades of gasoline by 2.51 baht, effective from 5am on Wednesday.

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Monaco bombing suspect found shot dead near Kyiv

The body ⁠of ⁠a Ukrainian woman suspected of carrying out a bomb attack that targeted a wealthy Ukrainian-born businessman in ‌Monaco last week was found near Kyiv, local media reported on Tuesday.

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‘All suspects identified’ in flight crew heroin smuggling case

Authorities have identified all members of the gang that used a Thai flight attendant to smuggle heroin into Australia, including suspects in Laos, according to the Office of the Narcotics Control Board.

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Illegal dumping of old fridges pollutes adjoining housing estate

The Industry Ministry has blamed the illegal disposal of old refrigerators for the fridge waste washed into a housing estate in Chon Buri by recent rain.

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Exam results of 5,000 civil servants in question

The Interior Ministry has found irregularities in the exam results of about 5,000 newly recruited local administrative officials and will ask the anti-graft body to investigate further.

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Woman allegedly set up nominee fronts for B100m scam gang

A woman accused of setting up nominee companies used by a call centre scam gang to launder more than 100 million baht has been arrested in Chiang Mai province.

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Hong Kong drops to 4th costliest city for wealthy amid change in luxury spending

Hong Kong now ranks lower among the costliest cities for rich people "living well", with Singapore the most expensive for a fourth consecutive year, according to Swiss private bank Julius Baer.

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Landlords warned about tenants from hell

CHIANG MAI — A dormitory owner’s son in Chiang Mai has warned other landlords after discovering a room filled with piles of rubbish and a foul smell after long-term tenants moved out, with the air conditioner and fan left running.

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'Working keeps me alive and valuable,' says 90-year-old who still decorates cakes every day

What began as a means to make a living has become a lifeline for a 90‑year‑old Thai woman who continues to decorate cakes every day, keeping her physically and mentally alive.

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Malaysia wants to truck durian through Thailand to China

Malaysia is seeking clearance from Thailand to export durian overland to China as it battles domestic oversupply and moves to expand its footing in the lucrative market.

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Undercooked 'pla ra' targeted after thousands test positive for liver fluke

Thousands of university freshmen have tested positive for liver fluke infection in Maha Sarakham, prompting wide-ranging inspections targeting the use of undercooked fermented fish at somtam shops in the northeastern province.

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Vancouver's vulnerable fear sweeps and raids during World Cup

The World Cup has brought glitz and glamour to Vancouver, but as the city seeks to show its best side to the world it has also led to early-morning raids and more aggressive policing of people experiencing homelessness and drug problems in the city's Downtown Eastside, locals have told Reuters.…

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Son-in-law charged after lethal family shooting in Chiang Rai

A 42-year-old man was arrested in Chiang Rai on Tuesday morning after two members of his wife's family were shot dead and two others, including his wife, critically wounded.

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Korean smuggler's accomplice arrested in Bangkok

Bangkok police have arrested a South Korean accused of involvement with an accomplice who was apprehended smuggling “ice” hidden in his underpants into South Korea.

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Thailand's largest gourmet festival returns

Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel has announced the full chef line-up for the 26th World Gourmet Festival, which will take place from Sept 29 to Oct 4.

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Samsung expects 1,800% operating profit leap on AI boom

SEOUL - South Korean technology giant Samsung Electronics forecast Tuesday a massive 19-fold jump in second-quarter operating profit from a year earlier, buoyed by sustained AI-driven demand for memory chips.

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Malaysia's Anwar to lean on 'good friend' Li Qiang to rescue durian farmers as prices fall

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has promised durian growers in Johor state that he will raise their falling prices with his "good friend" Chinese Premier Li Qiang during a visit to Beijing next month, as a nationwide glut leaves farmers struggling to sell the famously pungent fruit at sustainable prices.

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Hong Kong launches gold clearing system, aims to be regional reserve hub

HONG ⁠KONG - Hong Kong launched a central clearing system for ‌gold on Tuesday and also revived gold futures trading as it seeks to become a regional reserve hub ⁠for the precious metal.

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China slowdown, fraud crackdown weigh on Myanmar jade prices

Prices for jade are falling in the market in Mandalay, central Myanmar, a trend traders attribute to China's economic slowdown and a decline in purchases by Chinese-linked international criminal organisations following a crackdown on fraud rings.

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