Gulf News - 2019-08-19

• Leaked UK memos warn of Brexit choas
• 194 FILE PAPERS ON THE FIRST DAY
• Al Houthi militia appoint ‘ambassador’ in Tehran
• Brad and Leonardo team up
• Iceland will soon lose its identity
• 400-year-old temple in Japan puts faith in robot priest
• Rise of harassment influencer­s
• Emirati duo’s start-up device gets Dh1m grant
• Wedding ends in tragedy as Daesh-claimed suicide attack kills 63
• Debt-ridden family seeks help to return home
• Arctic sea ice loaded with microplast­ics
• Dubai aspirant proposes salaries for housewives
• Mother of eight shares her inspiring story in Abu Dhabi R
• Sharjah hopefuls focus on health, jobs, art of ‘listening’
• Dubai students embark on a mission to save the planet by recycling paper
• An Arab hater goes to jail in the US
• A new dawn for the people of Sudan
• A capital city in the jungle is not a bad idea
• Is 2019 another big year for freedom?
• When food becomes a source of nostalgia I
• US request to seize Iran tanker rejected
• MAJOR PLAYERS SHAPING COUNTRY’S FUTURE
• Restrictio­ns return to parts of Srinagar after violence
• Foreign policy path hailed as Imran completes first year
• Markets to remain volatile on macro data, trade war fears
• GCC Islamic banks headed for more merger deals
• Private sector key to sustainabl­e growth
• Kuwait fund shifts investment portfolio
• CNTC wins Pixel deal from Imkan
• Keep those infotech costs in check I
• US consumers are holding up global economy, but for how long?
• Robots help give company to lonely elderly T
• ‘Hollywood Ripper’ found guilty of murder
• Why Disney’s worried about Nazi satire ‘Jojo Rabbit’
• 5 comebacks and surprises
• Bollywood stars are getting in the app game, and winning
• John returns with ‘The Righteous Gemstones’
• From where are the tricks coming?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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