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	The senators included Wicharn Sirichaiekkawat (appointed), Yutthana Thaiphakdee (appointed), Charin Harnsuebsai (tak) and Sinchai Thungthong (Uthai Thani).</div>
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	The group issued its demand in four points as:</div>
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	1) The people and government agencies must heed His Majesty the King&rsquo;s speech delivered on his birthday.</div>
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	2) The government and protesters must avoid provoking each other and must instigate hatred among people as well as avoiding violence.</div>
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	3) The government and all protest groups must reduce violence and must hold negotiations to find solutions for the country.</div>
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	4) The government, Parliament, courts, constitutional-sanctioned organisations, educational institutions and all walks of life must jointly find out how to reform the country.</div>
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	The Nation</div>
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56 senators call for sincere talks between govt, opponents

A group of 56 senators Friday called on the government and its opponents to hold talks for a solution for the current political crisis.