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- Over 80% Japanese oppose holding OlympicsTOKYO: More than 80% of Japanese oppose hosting the virus-postponed Olympics this year, a new poll published on Monday showed, with just under 10 weeks until the Tokyo Games.17 May 2021,
- Record-smashing 9,635 new Covid cases Monday, 25 deathsThe government on Monday recorded 9,635 new Covid-19 cases -- by far Thailand's biggest one-day increase since the start of the pandemic -- along with 25 Covid-related deaths.17 May 2021,
- Goalkeeper to goalscorer as Alisson rescues Liverpool, Tottenham up to sixthLONDON: Goalkeeper Alisson Becker's dramatic 95th-minute goal gave Liverpool a 2-1 victory at West Bromwich Albion on Sunday to maintain their bid to play in next season's Champions League.17 May 2021,
- Bengal tiger found unharmed after week missing in TexasHOUSTON: A Bengal tiger last seen a week ago roaming the lawns of suburban Houston and terrifying locals has been found unharmed and was moved Sunday to an animal sanctuary, police said.17 May 2021,
- Restaurateurs hungry for eased rulesThe government's recent ban on dining in at restaurants in major cities and reports of more Covid infections at some high-profile restaurants have sounded the death knell for many eateries.17 May 2021,
- FAT chief hails Foxes' milestoneFootball Association of Thailand (FAT) president Pol Gen Somyot Poompunmuang has congratulated the Srivaddhanaprabha family, which owns King Power Group, on Leicester City's victory in the English FA Cup.17 May 2021,
- Impact opens doors to virus patientsA new field hospital called "Busarakam" opened on Friday at Impact Muang Thong Thani in Nonthaburi for up to 5,000 Covid-19 patients with moderate symptoms from Bangkok and its surrounding provinces.17 May 2021,
- State 'not obliged to save THAI'There is no commitment to a state bailout in Thai Airways International Plc's (THAI) debt rehabilitation plan, according to a source close to people conducting the process.17 May 2021,
- PM orders end to face masks for speakers at govt meetingsThe government has waived the face-mask rule for speakers during parliament sessions and meetings, although MPs are only allowed to take off their masks when speaking.17 May 2021,
- Estates plan timely jab distributionA state-private committee for Covid-19 vaccinations in industrial estates has been set up to help the government achieve its goal of administering 500,000 vaccine doses daily.17 May 2021,