Gulf News - 2018-09-30

• A NEW JOURNEY BEGINS AT 40
• GOP fears poll fallout over Kavanaugh
• Why parents complain about homework
• Cricketers ‘are not machines’
• Diff insiders are taking local content global
• Labour has electrifie­d the Brexit debate
• Earthquake, Tsunami kill more than 380
• How to ‘fly over’ traffic on key road
• Long-time reader relives old days
• Timeline: A journey of 40 years
• Journalism will never be obsolete
• Flyover on Shaikh Zayed Road
• New UAE entertainm­ent platform launched
• Editor’s Note
• Copenhagen wants a driver-less world
• Let’s forget about stress and trauma
• Policeman shoots Apple executive
• UAE helps out cancer patients
• ‘We still don’t listen to women’: How world reacted to the Kavanaugh hearing
• ‘Controls in place to maintain a balance’
• Dubai building motels to give truck drivers a break
• Two held for duping couple of Dh35,000
• Tourist wins compensati­on after watersport accident
• ‘Crying kid’ Arjan wins hearts at #AsiaCup
• ‘My house has bougainvil­lea, deliver my Gulf News there’
• In defence of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
• Four decades of credible journalism
• Spoiler alert: This is about Christmas
• Why digital censorship is a risky undertakin­g
• Crossword
• A wave of social (media) change
• The plant therapy
• UN calls on Israel, Hamas to stop further deaths
• US shuts Basra mission, citing Iran threats
• Saudi Arabia committed to political solution in Yemen
• Iraqi Kurds frustrated ahead of voting
• Libya seeks UN role for security and stability
• Autonomous region since 1991
• Tainted liquor kills 22 people in Iran
• British PM faces party divided by Brexit ahead of annual meet
• Nobel Prizes this week but no literature award
• Watch top London orchestra via virtual reality
• When tsunamis strike
• Swaraj warns over non-action on terror
• Islamabad working to reconnect with US
• Private universiti­es pilloried for ruining education system
• Quraishi: Delhi hamstrung by politics
• Eurozone will need to handle rate hikes with extreme care
• Central bank cleared to halt Iran rial’s slide
• Volvo sees one flaw in driverless race
• Politics, polls won’t hamper Indian realty
• Pakistan increases key rate to 3-year high
• Picking winners in the Mideast’s digital world
• Homing in on the right advice for your investment­s
• Gulf scores consistent­ly on developmen­t charts
• Dubai equity investors breathe a sigh of relief
• Sharma: We have ticked all boxes
• Jakarta makes Al Ketbi ‘hungrier’ for success
• Bangladesh feel proud after brave stand
• After Jeddah triumph, Smith targets all belts
• Rookie Fleetwood makes Ryder history
• Mourinho’s crisis deepens after West Ham defeat
• Bottas upstages Hamilton to take Russian Grand Prix pole
• Cup decision in Scotland is ‘madness’
• NANA PATEKAR SERVES DUTTA LEGAL NOTICE
• Beauty Beat: Eye make-up favourites
• Megan charms fans in the UAE
• Tanushree given legal notice over allegation­s
• ‘Maniac’ is a surreal party
• You need nine, so find nine
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

Gulf News - 2018-09-29

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