The National - News - 2018-10-01

• Death toll in Indonesia earthquake doubles amid warnings it could ‘reach thousands’
• BIGGEST FEDERAL BUDGET IN UAE’S HISTORY
• Palestinia­ns swarm to protect village as demolition looms
• ‘Postman’ Poulter delivers stunning Ryder Cup victory
• A US peace plan means tough choices for Abbas
• Why there’s hope even in the smartphone era
• Middle East artworks go under the hammer
• KURDISTAN IN CHAOS AS PUK REJECTS POLL RESULT OVER ‘FRAUD’
• Drought-stricken Iraq pleads for more water from its upstream neighbours
• Flights cancelled as Typhoon Trami injures dozens in Japan
• REBELS DENY PULLING WEAPONS AND TROOPS FROM DEMILITARI­SED ZONE
• Fighting doesn’t bode well for Libya December polls, says UN envoy
• Lindsay Lohan receives backlash for attempting to separate refugee family
• Hezbollah is prolonging the war in Yemen, minister says
• Real Madrid stand firm as Israel cries foul over Ahed Tamimi honour
• French-Palestinia­n lawyer leaves Israeli detention
• TURKEY’S INFLUENTIA­L SECT THAT PUT ERDOGAN ON THE PATH TO POWER
• Facebook makes the baby blues worse
• UAE and UN urge women to heed call of military
• ‘Warning systems will help keep labourers safe in the summer heat’
• ‘I WAS MOMENTS AWAY FROM EATING A RAZOR BLADE HIDDEN IN MY BIRYANI’
• Department aims for 30 community schools by 2020 … and more after
• THE UAE IS HOME: A WELCOME FOR NEW FIVE-YEAR RETIREMENT VISA
• Man who murdered ex-girlfriend loses appeal against life sentence
• LOW VOTER TURNOUT DOES NOT BODE WELL FOR MACEDONIA DEAL
• Cameroon’s leader says Boko Haram defeated as poll looms
• Merkel hits back at Trump’s ‘rejection of globalism’
• ‘Half a million women’ protest against front-runner for Brazilian presidency
• Republican says rival’s family has terrorism links
• Syria: a vital moment not to be wasted
• Awareness campaigns must accompany parking change
• It’s time to encourage children to log off and explore the real world
• As Gaza’s economy collapses, so too does any hope of a viable future
• Elon Musk steps down as Tesla chairman and pays $20m fine to settle fraud issues
• REFORMS IN TRADE URGED AS TENSIONS INCREASE ECONOMY
• UAB and InvestBank deny being involved in discussion­s to explore a three-way merger with Bank of Sharjah
• ‘AI AND BIG DATA ARE KEY FACTORS FOR FUTURE GROWTH’
• Drake & Scull postpones shareholde­rs meeting to reschedule for this week
• All indication­s are there, so be well prepared for the next global financial crisis
• Chinese gaming company Tencent restructur­es as regulation­s tighten
• After an epic run, is the greenback set for a tumble?
• Saudi shares at highest in a month
• Supply risks likely to keep oil price on the high side
• PAINTING HIS OWN NARRATIVE
• A CRASH LANDING INTO THE NEW DOCTOR WHO
• Amr Diab gets the French Montana treatment with ‘Nour El Ein’ remix
• Tales from incarcerat­ed women in Lebanon: are they criminals or victims?
• Louvre Abu Dhabi to host new internatio­nal exhibition
• RIGHT SIDE OF THE BED
• Review: the Whisper mattress-in-a-box service is quick and comfortabl­e
• A whole new approach
• Hamilton: it’s not how I wanted to win the race
• LIVERPOOL THRIVING DESPITE STRUGGLES OF SALAH
• ‘Fantastic’ Sarri helps revive Luiz’s Chelsea career
• Real issues as Bale injury puts cap on week of woes
• Pochettino ready for Barca after winning ‘massive fight’
• MEN IN BLUE WON BY STAYING COOL
• ‘Something in it for the bowlers’ as Duminy’s Proteas prevail in low-scoring tie
• All Blacks win another Championsh­ip
• Halep retires from China Open with injury as Garcia quells local hope
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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