Gulf News - 2020-10-18

• Daily infections hit newrecord globally
• ARDERNSTOR­MSTO HISTORICPO­LLWIN
• India to pick 300m for first vaccine jab
• Matthewspi­ns a personal yarn
• NobelPeace­Prize: Global winfor foodsecuri­ty
• Trump has alreadywon, even if he loses election
• Nine arrested after teenager beheads a teacher in Paris suburb
• HowUAE teachers are trying to adapt to hybrid classrooms
• Thousands march in Lebanon to mark a year of protests
• Court orders ‘ deadman alive’ scam firmto pay Dh470,000
• Laughter is an effective remedy for these trying times
• Higher risk of airborne transmissi­on indoors
• Editorial: World must rush to avoid Covid deja vu
• Business: GCC banks to remain resilient
• Sharjah helps scores of inmates make new beginnings in life
• Tenancy contracts go paperless in Sharjah
• Uncertaint­y is the only certainty
• Canadian soldiers cry wolf, alarming residents
• MAYBE I’LL HAVE TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY.
• Republican Hindu group scales back campaign for Trump
• Biden beats Trump in battle of the town halls
• ‘ Save us from monkeys and get our votes’
• India ranks 94 in Hunger Index
• Bravery awardwinne­r Sandhu shot dead in Punjab
• Now, Peshawar Zoo fails to protect animals
• Private investors canplay important role in promoting tourism
• Sharif blames Bajwa for fall of government
• What does US vote mean for markets?
• US budget gap triples to record $ 3.1tr
• UAE- Israel treaty: Data insights key for sizing up deals
• Ad de yb bis British Champion
• Reds denied derby win by VAR
• ‘ Angry’ Napoli bounce back to crush Atalanta
• MASTER STROKES
• HEADY ENCOUNTERS ON THE LINE IN SUNDAY’S IPL
• Design Diary: Notes from Paris
• The points point to the right play
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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