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She needs to see another doctor. That's at least the 5th time she's been in to see him with that complaint.

And his allies will only buy his gas and oil at heavily reduced prices.

The only evidence of the email(s) in the article linked to in the OP is a blurry photo of a phone showing a document from the FMCU, which is the Department of Forensic Medicine at Chulalongkorn University so would appear to be either a coroners report, or a death certificate. The only bits my weary eyes can make out say the deceased was aged 24, and was found at 09:40 on Sukhumvit Soi 50. I can't see any date, but in any case, it would be quite easy for a reporter to find out if they really issued this document and who forwarded it to her, and ask the mother to show a clearer image of this, and any other emails she received. I wonder, if a UK coroner or Dr issued a death certificate on a deceased Thai national in the UK, would basic courtesy dictate that they write it in Thai? Edit: I looked at this story in the UK press, and the only proof of these emails is the same photo. Why isn't there a clearer one, given it plays such a large part in her accusations? I'm also wondering if she saw the date on the death certificate and thinks it's wrong because the year is given as 2566?

If she was allowed 15 days, and parked for 20, then surely the fine should be 1,000 baht for each day over the 15 = 5,000 baht?

A timely interview, given this thread. Former Vice Chief of Staff for the US Army, General Jack Keane, details why it's worth spending $100 billion to stop Putin, and why he thinks support will continue, calling it "an incredible return on the investment". Seems like the only ones calling for this support to be dropped are those pushing a pro Putin agenda.

Ukraine just launched a successful missile attack on the headquarters of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, in Sevastopol. The Russians are claiming one soldier dead and debris scattered over "hundreds" of metres. Looks like the Ukrainians are making a full on attack on all Russian naval shipping and command centres in Crimea. The Sun reports a Storm Shadow missile was used. If true, wait for the inevitable nuclear threats against the UK by Russia's televisual talking heads.

I'm in. I love the sound of swearing from the kitchen.