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	Noppawan Bunluesilp, 39, the wife of former Bangkok-based correspondent Andrew MacGregor Marshall, was taken by Crime Suppression Division officers for questioning at the CSD over her husband&#39;s social media posts from the day before.</div>
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	&quot;She was released,&quot; Thitirat Nongharnpitak, commander of Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), told AFP after the interrogation, adding that officers did not find any grounds to charge her with a crime.&nbsp;</div>
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UK journalist's wife released after questioned by police

The wife of a British journalist who posted social media links to a German news website with content deemed lese majest has been released after she was taken by police for questioning.

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