Gulf News - 2017-03-21

• UK to trigger Brexit on March 29
• Mohammad opens world’s largest single-site solar park
• UAE did not attack Somali refugee boat
• Brace for more sandstorms
• First banknotes of independen­t Pakistan
• Saudi Arabia offers 90-day amnesty
• UAE happiest country in the Arab world
• Police help boy meet father after 7 years
• Jailed father given bail to be with dying son
• Down Syndrome individual­s can contribute to society
• Jawaher: Protection of children is duty of all
• US boycotts UN debate on Israel
• Russia summons Israeli envoy over Syria strike
• In conservati­ve Gaza, critics take swing at Palestinia­n baseball team for women
• ID card rules for expat Palestinia­ns relaxed
• Brexit: What we know
• FBI probing links between Russia, Trump aides
• Duterte: European critics are ‘crazies’
• Community goes green to fight eviction
• North Korea rocket ‘a dangerous step’
• Missing clerics return home
• BJP to replicate ‘UP strategy’ in Bihar
• New Delhi sends officials to Islamabad to discuss water
• Afghans turn to smugglers to trade with Islamabad
• ‘Victims twice over’ decry lack of support
• US officials begin vetting asylum seekers
• France’s far right woos voters it once repelled
• Trump presidency is a rolling disaster
• Solar park the result of sheer political will
• Chuck Berry lives in the soul of rock ‘n’ roll
• A conspiracy theorist in the White House
• Home is where the heart is
• What is it with Trump and handshakes?
• Britain’s centrists can learn from Macron
• Why Spain will block any Scottish bid to join the EU
• Today in History
• Church must catch up with Pope on change
• Can you put motherhood on ice?
• Scotland throws a Brexit surprise — or is it?
• Filipinos are tired of corruption
• Saving the Earth, one bag at a time
• The young eco-champs Hall of Fame
• DP World eyes growth despite challenges
• Economic sentiment most positive in the UAE
• Aldar to increase operationa­l income to Dh2.2b by 2020
• Uber president Jones to quit
• Blackstone picks Hansteen properties
• Thrifty Russians find new ways to save
• Singapore’s huge debt fuels concern
• Brand connection­s in ways never thought possible, thanks to IoT
• Size does not matter in world of e-tailing
• The Fed does its part to perfection
• A problem not just for London’s finance sector
• Honing your business skills at a different level
• BAFFERT SAYS DUBAI WORLD CUP FAVOURITE’S STRENGTH IS IN HIS STRIDE AND STAMINA
• 30 years on, they are one and dedicated to racing
• Big race contenders work up some sweat as they train hard
• AT THE DUBAI WORLD CUP, CHOOSING CHAMPION MATERIAL AMONG HORSES IN NO MEAN TASK
• Dubai Equestrian Conference a big success
• RUGBY UNION TRYING TO SET UP A ONE-OFF SHOWPIECE THIS AUTUMN
• Corfield fires 66 to lead after first round
• Workforce Games to put 1,700 workers to test
• Bangladesh erupts in joy as team win 100th Test
• B Team Chargers crowned Lenovo indoor league champions
• DBMSC and Dubai Care triumph
• Marsh, Handscomb rescue Australia SKIPPER SMITH SAYS MOMENTUM WITH HIS SIDE AFTER DRAW AGAINST INDIA IN THIRD TEST
• Tamil Nadu clinch third domestic title
• India skipper Kohli rues soft ball on final day
• BARCA COACH ENRIQUE PREDICTS BIG-MONEY BUY WILL PROVE HIMSELF AFTER FIRST GOAL
• Wenger delusional if he thinks best thing for Arsenal is for him to remain
• FRENCHMAN’S LONG REIGN COULD CONTINUE DESPITE TOXIC ATMOSPHERE
• City relieved to avoid a fortnight’s frustratio­n
• ‘I said no to Leicester after Ranieri sacking’
• Indian Wells champ Federer continues to write fairytales
• Leishman keeps McIlroy at Bay
• Lillard explodes for 49 points against Heat
• BBC Proms to bring the classics to Dubai
• Ranbir Kapoor remembers his teachers
• Chuck Berry’s latest album is ‘sensationa­l’
• Another unusual suit establishm­ent
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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