Gulf News - 2018-08-16

• Red alert issued in Kerala as flood situation worsens
• Stage set for Imran’s oath as premier
• US fumes as Turkey refuses to free pastor
• Love is the only Constance
• How the church hid child abuse
• Legacy of a complicate­d contrarian personalit­y
• Is this study on sodium intake worth its salt?
• Palestinia­ns receive mail after 8 years
• Midweek Eid holidays upset employees
• India will send man to space by 2022, Modi says
• Thousands attend flaghoisti­ng, cultural events
• Abuse report another setback for Pope Francis
• Free parking for six days in Dubai for Eid
• Policeman who paid woman’s fine doesn’t want money back
• 3 steal cash from bank customers in e-fraud
• Expats jubilant about India’s resurgence
• Our friendship is here to stay, Nahyan tells Pakistanis
• Filipino amnesty beneficiar­ies fly home with fond memories
• 73% non-Arabic speakers do not grasp Friday sermons
• Foreign ministry forms youth council
• Salman, Al Sissi hold talks at mega-city site
• Coalition aircraft pound Al Houthis in west Yemen
• PLO meeting to tackle Abbas succession, vision for future
• Israel eases restrictio­ns on Gaza Strip
• Anger grows as Italy bridge death toll rises
• Somali-American wins Congress ticket
• Trump calls former aide ‘dog’ amid book fallout
• Genoa bridge collapse a disaster waiting to happen
• Briton from Sudan is named as suspect in London crash
• At least 37 killed in Kabul school blast
• Security woes haunt Buhari’s bid
• Sharif: In solitary confinemen­t
• Massive drought grips New South Wales
• Kenyan farmers toast high Europe demand for avocados
• Whites-only immigratio­n call decried
• Author found dead days after book exposing paedophile­s was released
• The truth about salt
• A toxic mix of populism and politics in India
• “Pity is the right word for Naipaul who took self-hate and hate for the ‘other’, to such lunatic extremes.”
• Corbyn is now Israel’s nightmare
• UNRWA must have access to more funds
• Parity in holidays across sectors deserves attention
• Change is the fashion of each evolving decade
• Brazil in the grip of a right-wing coup
• Of cricket, mutton curry and a gruffy Dylan
• Earth will survive. We may not
• Crossword
• Understand­ing dynamics and relating on a personal level are important
• Encouragem­ent, positive reinforcem­ent needed
• Employees should have a connection with managers
• Emerging markets feel the heat from dollar
• India's trio aim for the top
• US sanctions foreign firms over North Korea trade
• Karate's legacy from Dubai 2020
• Football in a China crisis
• Lira collapse to have limited impact on GCC-Turkey trade
• Nakheel profit falls 3.83% to Dh2.51b
• Dnata rolls out new services at JFK airport
• China bullish on hitting 2018 targets
• RBS to pay $4.9b for crisis-era mortgage security misconduct
• Samsung Note 9 eyes enterprise crown
• New Zealand bans foreign home buyers
• Airbnb targets 14 more complexes next year
• Risky mortgages rise in northern England
• Sales of luxury homes boom in Hawaai
• Don’t get worked up over productivi­ty lag
• Ideology can prove fatal for an economy
• Equity markets rightly take trade wars in their stride
• Turkish crisis is not a perfect storm
• Gold falls to its lowest in more than 18 months
• Silence on lira sends ENBD even lower
• Iran to attend oil compliance meeting in Algeria
• Stokes poses more problems for England
• NBA releases Clarkson for Asian Games
• South Korea defeat North in handball
• The long fight to get to Tokyo
• Sangakkara: Unfair to say India over-reliant on Kohli
• Stead replaces Hesson as Black Caps coach
• Bairstow sidesteps talk of a whitewash
• Curran follows late father in signing for Northants
• Greek delight as teams reach Champions League play-offs
• Ramos hits back at Klopp over final failures
• Scholes: United lack quality to win the title
• Ivory Coast’s Zaha commits to Crystal Palace until 2023
• Messi opts to miss Argentina matches
• Mixed fortunes for Federer and Serena in Cincinnati
• Major master Koepka brings out his best game on big stage
• Tennis leaders preparing to vote on Davis Cup overhaul
• Review: ‘Gold’ deserves only a bronze
• DENZEL BACK WITH ‘EQUALIZER 2’
• Chris still uneasy over James Gunn
• Priyanka puts a ring on it, finally
• It’s not Kalki Koechlin’s intention to shock
• Kangana in battle
• How to succeed in stand-up
• Noah: The new teen heartthrob on the block
• ‘Disenchant­ment’ shows promise
• 4 lunch offers to try this week
• Will this ‘Asian August’ last?
• ‘Christophe­r Robin’ is a nostalgic treat
• John fights for truth in new film
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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