Oman Daily Observer - 2016-07-22

• Turkey slaps 3-month emergency
• UN: Ditch metal, plastic and turn to wood to save planet
• Russia likely to face ban in all sports over doping
• Sultanate participat­es in second GCC-British Economic Forum
• Make holiday plans with weather in mind
• Import from India up by 30 per cent
• Defiant Ted Cruz says he’s not Trump’s ‘servile puppy’
• Police probe attempted abduction at UK air base
• New ‘giant thief ’ dinosaur discovered
• Trump raises new questions on Nato commitment­s
• S Korea president calls for unity over THAAD deployment
• MH370 search team raises prospect plane could lie elsewhere
• Beijing slams US Republican­s for ‘groundless accusation­s’
• Khaleda Zia’s son gets 7-year imprisonme­nt
• Congress: Poor and weak being crushed in Gujarat
• Mamata flays Modi for destroying federalism, growing ‘saffronisa­tion’
• Fight between mediaperso­ns, lawyers intensifie­s in Kerala
• France orders inquiry into policing on night of Nice attack
• Party revolt forces Corbyn back to campaign stump
• British nuclear submarine docks in Gibraltar after collision
• Hollande urges Brexit talks as soon as possible
• Syrian oppn calls for suspension of US-led air strikes
• Global anti-IS coalition meets with Mosul in its sights
• New measures introduced to protect big cats
• Sisi wants to ‘break deadlock’ in Mideast peace process
• Poor quality, shortages dog India’s blood supply
• Afghan soldiers misuse ammo to get scrap metal
• Who is Owen Smith?
• Why is no one buying this $6.25 m castle in the sky?
• Ants learned farming 60 m years ago before man
• Says marriage not anytime soon
• Tesla master plan expands into e-trucks and buses
• More than $600 bn at stake as Japan probes LNG deals
• Top HSBC executive arrested in US for front-running trades
• US goes after $1 bn in assets linked to Malaysia fund
• Unilever buys Dollar Shave Club as cuts deeper into razor market
• UK retail sales fall 0.9 per cent in month of Brexit referendum
• EasyJet and Lufthansa flag turbulent summer for airlines
• Bank of Japan’s Kuroda rules out ‘helicopter money’
• Asia stocks advance as stimulus hopes buoy Tokyo
• Bank of England sees no clear evidence of sharp Brexit hit yet
• Daimler drives on to record sales
• Yen touches 6-week low, eyes on ECB
• Indonesia central bank pauses after four rate cuts
• Annual global steel output off 1.9pc in June
• Silence on weaker yuan to be tested at G-20 meet
• Traders chasing Pokemon dream now battle over Nintendo’s value
• Uber’s bid for peace with Didi has global ramificati­ons
• South Korean squad favoured to capture crown
• Day looks to relive past success at Open
• Big Sam ‘more than ready’ for England: Mourinho
• Bolt backs strong action over Russia’s doping
• Allardyce set for England job: Dyke
• Mourinho stays tight-lipped on Pogba swoop
• Yusuf to coach Nigeria after Le Guen backtrack
• Julen Lopetegui appointed new Spain coach
• United to cut Pogba deal, says player’s barber
• England turn to Saqlain to help solve Pakistan spin problem
• Russians angry after Rio Games ban appeal rejected
• Russian track and field stars who will miss Rio
• Isner, Monfils breeze but injured Wozniacki out

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