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1. Boris Johnson could be crowned PM with MP’s vote – to ‘get cracking’ on Brexit  The Sun
2. Peterborough by-election: Labour beats Brexit Party to hold seat  BBC News
3. Theresa May officially stands down as Tory leader today  Metro.co.uk
4. Theresa May resigns: Has May resigned yet? When will Tory leadership contest start?  Express.co.uk
5. The Peterborough result spells out the dangers the next Tory leader will face  The Guardian
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In my 30-plus years in Thailand, it has become quite obvious that corruption in its various forms has had a disastrous effect on the country through the failure of its institutions. Look up the effect of corruption on Google and immediately you will find that politicians, police and the judiciary are the institutions named as most affected. I have watched with disbelief as politicians, wealthy...

The return to Thai-style democracy will almost certainly see horse-trading among the coalition partners as they scramble for A-grade ministerial postings. For those who are accustomed to Thai politics, the reemergence of this political zeitgeist is hardly a surprise.

Global gas demand is expected to grow at a rate of 1.6% a year until 2024, fuelled by Chinese consumption which will account for over a third of the demand growth during the period, according to the International Energy Agency.

France's biggest drugmaker Sanofi has appointed Novartis executive Paul Hudson to replace CEO Olivier Brandicourt who will retire in September.

Facebook Inc is no longer allowing pre-installation of its apps on Huawei phones, the latest blow for the Chinese tech giant as it struggles to keep its business afloat in the face of a US ban on its purchase of American parts and software.

SET-listed TWZ Corporation Plc, a distributor of mobile phones and other communications devices, has announced the creation of a new business to import electric vehicles (EVs) to capture new demand from Thai motorists.

Residential developer Pruksa Real Estate Co continues to launch new projects in three eastern provinces, as the government's flagship Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) scheme is expected to spur future demand.

SET-listed Thai Union Group Plc (TU), a global seafood conglomerate, aims to innovate for sustainable business growth, increasing the contribution from innovative products to 10% of total revenue within five years.

When Abhisit Vejjajiva stepped down as leader of the Democrat Party over its failure to retain most of its constituency seats in the March 24 election, some critics went as far as to call on him to give up his party-list seat to take responsibility for the party's worst election defeat.

Over two hours of heavy downpours yesterday afternoon led to massive flooding which caused traffic to come to a standstill across Bangkok and the surrounding areas.

When is a hero not really a hero? When a country resurrects a tainted figure to serve the needs of a new national mythology. Consider the case of Latvian national hero Herberts Cukurs and his role in the Holocaust.

Getting around these days is heavily dependent on using motorised transport, which in turn contributes to air pollution. That air pollution is becoming increasingly dangerous. Outdoor air pollution exposes our bodies to toxic particles and kills around 4.2 million people per year.

Thongchai Busrapan made one of the biggest decisions of his life in 2012, deciding to set up his own business at age 43.

With political parties fighting tooth and nail for key cabinet portfolios and doing whatever it takes to have a chance to join a coalition government, two of them have let their principles and honesty take a back seat to the power grabbing.

The government through the Digital Economy and Society (DE) Ministry plans to attract non-Asean countries for partnerships and investment in smart city infrastructure as part of an Asean initiative to develop 26 smart cities in 10 countries.

The resignation of Abhisit Vejjajiva as an MP over his party's decision to join a coalition government under Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha is praiseworthy. His move shows he is taking responsibility for his words as well as the political stand he made during the election campaign that he, as then party leader, would not support Gen Prayut in becoming the country's 30th prime minister.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to increase yacht tourism from Europe, especially from landlocked Eastern European countries.

Santiago Ponzinibbio would be “so happy” if he gets Darren Till in his next fight, because he believes it would be an easy night for himself.

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