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    BBC cuts ties with Burmese state broadcaster, citing ‘interference’

    The BBC’s Burmese-language news service has severed ties with Burma’s MNTV, with the former citing “interference” from the state broadcaster, saying it had constituted “a serious breach of trust with our audiences.”

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    BBC reporter wins appeal, walks free

    Reporter walks free from a court in Mandalay on Thursday, when he won an appeal against a conviction for punching a policeman.

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    NLD will win ‘about 75%’, Suu Kyi says

    In her first media interview since the general election, NLD leader Suu Kyi tells BBC her party will win a convincing majority in parliament.

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    OPINION: Election will be neither historic nor consequential

    The November polls will change nothing; the military will stay in charge, says Burmese dissident Maung Zarni.

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    Koh Tao murders: remaining evidence to be retested

    Koh Samui court orders all remaining forensic evidence found at the crime scene, including a shovel, to be gathered for forensic retesting.

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    Another wrong turn in Mong La

    Burma’s recent reforms have created an atmosphere of journalistic possibilities, but many foreign journalists fail to capitalise on access to areas previously restricted to engage in more extensive coverage of ethnic politics.

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    Public ‘misinterpreted’ poverty statement, says Ye Htut

    Burma’s netizens went wild on Tuesday after Vice-President Nyan Tun was quoted in local media remarking that 2,000 kyat (US$2) per day was a liveable wage. The president’s spokesperson, Ye Htut, quickly tried to fix the situation, suggesting that Nyan Tun’s words were “misinterpreted”.

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    Burmese get a whiff of UK elections

    BBC targeting young Burmese ‘who have never voted’ in initiative aimed at showing the world how elections are done ‘in a Western democracy’

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