Khaleej Times - 2018-10-12

• Should you Skip meat to Save the earth?
• LONGEST FLIGHT WITH SPECIAL PLANE
• Cyclone fury kills 8 in two Indian states
• Federer battles into Shanghai quarters
• Rememberin­g Balu as his violin gently weeps
• PUBLISHING HONOUR:
• #MeToo should get justice for victims
• Cancer prevention hot topic at congress
• Smart wrist bands soon for Sharjah prisoners
• Influencer fined Dh300k for insulting actress online
• Free walk-in legal clinics at 3 locations in Dubai
• Lights out for illegal bachelor accommodat­ions in Sharjah
• Beach closed temporaril­y after whale shark spotted
• Solar-powered ‘cool home’ gets ready
• Prisoners memorise Quran, get jail term reduced
• Briton packed off to prison for assaulting policeman
• Man gets 3 months in jail for groping woman
• War and poverty force destitute Yemeni to build home on a tree
• US says no Syria reconstruc­tion aid if Iran stays
• Lebanon’s oldest newspaper goes blank to protest political deadlock
• Technology can change the face of healthcare
• Put students at the heart of Indian education reform
• #MeToo movement should be about justice for all women
• Tough US sanctions are bringing Iran to its knees
• How to turn your weakness into strengths
• Human rights should be on UN’s agenda
• Rangers mull CK scent to lure man-eating tigress
• PM must resign over Rafale expose: Rahul
• Akbar should respond to #MeToo charges: Smriti
• Self-styled guru Rampal convicted of murders
• Colleges not to keep original certificat­e during admission
• Lahore begins rationing of water
• Pakistan must do more on terror financing: FATF
• Space crew survives plunge to Earth as Russian rocket fails
• Brass band & banners: Philippine candidates register for mid-term poll
• Malaysia to abolish death penalty
• DUP may join bid to topple British govt
• Global trade rules need fixing
• IMF to seek ‘absolute transparen­cy’ of Pakistan’s debts in bailout talks
• Groundbrea­king marks start of work at DP World Berbera
• UAE fully ready for tech disruption­s of the future
• ICAI Dubai names new chairman, vice-chairman
• Dubai CommerCity posts 18.5% jump in investment value
• Do Web, software firms really need hardware?
• BMW to gain control of China venture as ‘new era’ revs up
• How cloud helps UAE’s digital transforma­tion
• Musk denies news Murdoch poised to be Tesla chairman
• Privacy beef on facebook’s first gizmo
• Oil market well supplied: Opec
• Payments companies must store data locally, says RBI
• Wall Street bloodbath spills over into global markets
• Apple, Dialog sign $600M deal for assets and staff
• Jeff Bezos’s fortune cut by $9.1B
• USMAN HAS PAKISTAN WRITHING IN ‘PAINE’
• Pant in ODI squad as backup for Dhoni
• Caio, Maroof star as Al Ain beat Al Jazira
• Shanqeeti presents NOC trophy to UAE Embassy in Argentina
• Malinga, Ranatunga accused of sexual harassment
• India eye clean sweep
• Mushroomin­g T20 leagues are melting pots: Delport
• ICC raises concerns about poor games to visiting teams ahead of Tests
• Sarfraz all praise for gritty Khawaja
• Kohli shields ‘boy wonder’ from Sachin shadow
• I worked hard to reach here, says Usman
• England to seek W Cup revenge against Croatia
• Ballack ‘surprised’ Loew kept Germany job
• Mbappe is Time’s ‘Future of Soccer’
• Ronaldo says it was completely consensual
• Nostalgic memories of Muscat, but I am finding some peace in Dubai
• How the tigers in Panna were made to disappear
• McQueen’s Widows opens London Film Festival
• The F List
• Emily Blunt sends out powerful message for girls
• Kim K beefs up security for diamonds
• ‘Women are speaking up now because others are listening’
• No woman should be subject to misbehavio­ur: Bachchan
• Kajol’s Eela charms
• Your StarS todaY
• crYPtic croSSWord
• STORM SMASHES ROWS OF HOUSES
• Most violent hurricane since 1969

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