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	Yingluck said on Thursday that her programme will be aired by Radio Thailand on Saturdays from 8.30 am to 9.30 am.</div>
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	In her programme, she said she would sum up her work during the week, clarify certain issues and invite Cabinet members to publicise their work progress.</div>
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	She said the government would have to review the programme proposal before deciding whether to allow the opposition Democrats to access to state media outlets.</div>
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