Vietnam flood death toll rises to 35: Disaster agency
Heavy rain has pummelled coastal provinces since last weekend, submerging homes and sweeping away poultry and livestock.
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Andrew ‘had 40 prostitutes brought to Bangkok hotel’
Disgraced former prince Andrew once had 40 prostitutes brought to his five-star hotel over four days during a taxpayer-funded trip to Thailand, his biographer has claimed.
Malaysian coach operator Aeroline to suspend operations for a month, including from Singapore
The suspension will affect trips from Nov 6 to Dec 5.
Ex-minister sentenced to 3 years in B30m kickback case
Former cabinet minister Witoon Nambutr has been sentenced to three years in prison for demanding a 30-million-baht bribe in exchange for securing a state construction project more than a decade ago.
Vietnam’s ancient town Hoi An works to restore tourism after devastating floods
The deluge swamped Hoi An’s lantern-lit streets and centuries-old wooden houses, with residents saying they had never experienced flooding of this scale before.
Chiang Mai repaints floral sculptures white following criticism
Floral sculptures that had been painted black in Chiang Mai city following the passing of the Queen Mother have been repainted white after an outpouring of public criticism.
Rules changes to speed up state agency spending
The Comptroller-General’s Department has reformed budget disbursement processes to expedite the injection of more than 4 trillion baht into the economy.
Tepid forecast for 2026 rice shipments
The rice export outlook for 2026 appears subdued due to several negative factors, as exporters expect to ship 7.5 million tonnes of rice next year.
Tourism bodies call for additional measures
With only 32 million foreign tourist arrivals projected for this year, the Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta) is urging the government to offer more flight promotions, while the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) plans to request “Quick Win” stimulus measures such as tax incentives for organisers of meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (Mice)…
After Uxbridge: our broken borders are a threat to us all | spiked podcast
Colin Brazier, Tom Slater and Fraser Myers discuss the horrific attack in west London, whether Sarah Pochin has a point about diversity in advertising, and why our censorship documentary has been censored. Watch _Think Before You Post_, our documentary on the rise of the British speech police, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0smxO4WiOA New episodes every Friday. Watch the…