The National - News - 2018-11-23

• 2018 F1 ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX
• UN ENVOY RENEWS EFFORTS FOR PEACE IN YEMEN
• 60,000 fans in the capital for race weekend
• ‘Powerful’ evidence of Matthew Hedges’ guilt
• The notion of the US as impartial peace-broker for the Palestinia­ns and Israelis is at an end
• IRAN LISTS TARGETS IN MIDDLE EAST FOR ITS MISSILES
• US backs Israel on Golan Heights as clock ticks on Trump peace plan
• Report says diplomatic solution only way to prevent Yemen famine
• UNRWA looks to Gulf countries for long-term funding after US cuts
• LEBANESE ARE IN NO MOOD TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDEN­CE DAY
• Iraq PM to open Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone to the public
• Iraq sets up new agency to develop port and rail network
• THE PIT LANE SAFETY QUEEN REIGNING OVER THE ABU DHABI F1 GRAND PRIX
• try new activities for Dubai Fitness Challenge
• Crumbling roofs keep residents of Dubai community out of the garden
• FROM ZERO TO ECO HERO: NO TIME TO WASTE FOR UAE CAMPAIGNER­S
• Motorists relieved to hear it’s far from the end for Last Exit
• Can I get child custody if my husband is a drunkard?
• Think you’re having a bad year? At least you weren’t around in 536
• Be kind to children and avoid using harsh language with them, parents told
• UPROAR AS ITALY SEIZES RESCUE SHIP OVER BOGUS HIV INFECTION CLAIMS
• Russian spy chief accused of poisonings dies
• US judge drops mutilation charges against doctor
• Killer nurse tells families of more than 100 victims he’s sorry
• British intelligen­ce failed to ‘join the dots’ and stop 2017 Manchester suicide bomber
• Theresa May says draft Brexit declaratio­n agreed ahead of EU leaders summit
• Why Jeremy Hunt failed to get Tehran to co-operate on every front
• Path to Yemen peace has been carefully laid
• Globalisat­ion is never an invite to mock other cultures
• Jobs for the girls: why campaignin­g for a woman’s work is not yet done
• Nissan board removes Ghosn as chairman and appoints interim head in unanimous vote
• ANALYSTS: US SHALE WILL SUFFER MOST FROM LOW OIL PRICES
• REGIONAL E-COMMERCE PLAYERS CLIMB ABOARD MEGA-SALE BANDWAGON
• Fitch says income tax law in Jordan is evidence of fiscal reform commitment
• UK’s Mothercare scales back in bid to stay afloat
• Banks prepare to enforce Emirates ID data requiremen­ts
• Libyan wealth fund aims to unfreeze billions of dollars in assets
• Shuaa acquires 4.8% stake in Ajman Bank
• OPEN DOOR POLICY FOR REGIONAL HILTON CHIEF
• As Bitcoin reaches 10th anniversar­y, few reasons to be cheerful
• Saudi lift as bank shares bounce back
• Fortunes for global markets may get worse before they improve
• AN ASTUTE PHILOSOPHY IN FINANCE
• Protect yourself and your family by being prepared for the worst – always
• Kubica’s return to grid next year with Williams welcomed by rival drivers
• Verstappen says he was ‘calm’ with Ocon
• Chelsea visit is crucial for Spurs and Pochettino
• TAMBE AND YAMIN HAVE A BALL IN DAY 2 CHAOS
• Roy hopes to make UAE sojourn count as he waits for an England call-up
• Pair of wrist spinners, young and old, prove their worth
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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