The National - News - 2019-04-30

• BAGHDADI: SRI LANKA BOMBERS WERE ISIS MEMBERS
• Coma patient Munira Abdulla reveals love for her son and recites verses from Quran
• Some health workers question obese people’s desire to slim
• Mixed martial arts are returning to Abu Dhabi
• To de-radicalise you need to learn how to recruit
• How to pamper yourself safely when pregnant
• Reimposed sanctions will hit Tehran hard: IMF
• Health of Palestinia­n president highlighte­d again after trip to Germany for medical tests
• Sri Lanka bans face veils amid warning of attacks by terrorists dressed as soldiers
• Premier Shtayyeh seeks internatio­nal alliance against Trump’s peace plan
• FNC to debate banning popular games such as Fortnite and PUBG
• Ministry sanctions 10 government centres for poor service
• IRAQIS NOT HAPPY WITH US CRITICISM OF TEHRAN
• Algeria’s former national police chief and finance minister appear in court
• UAE and Riyadh urge Iraq to respect Bahrain sovereignt­y
• BRASH GENERAL’S MANOEUVRES HAVE MADE HIM KEY TO FUTURE OF SUDAN
• Ramadan will be a boon for hotels and tourism industry in April 2020
• Young Emiratis tell of hopes and fears in national poll
• UAE petrol prices to rise more than 10 per cent in May
• Food allergies increasing due to low immunity levels, doctors say
• CHILDHOOD OBESITY LINKED TO MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
• NO PEACE POSSIBLE WITHOUT US, SAY POOR RURAL AFGHANS
• Mumbai’s rich and famous take part in key fourth round of India’s elections
• Spain’s far-right makes election gains using anti-Muslim message
• Economic reform is the key to a stable Sudan
• Stigmatisi­ng Muslims will not heal Sri Lanka’s wounds
• If we could turn back time: 1989, the year that shaped the way we live today
• My first week in politics has been a real buzz
• HUSTLE AND BUSTLE RETURNS TO ROTANA HOTELS THIS YEAR
• Jumeirah Group to double its internatio­nal portfolio by 2021, mainly in Asia and Europe
• Flydubai to consider Airbus while Boeing 737’s fate remains risky
• Gulf Air rules out Etihad merger but is open to joint venture
• Sri Lanka expects tourists to return
• Emirates’ annual results manage to stay in positive territory
• Iran inflation to reach as high as 40% due to tighter US sanctions
• FAB meets estimates with rise in Q1 profit
• GRANDE DESIGNS: THE CHALLENGE FACED BY COMPANIES IN MAKING ‘GREENER’ COFFEE CUPS
• Profit-taking hits UAE stock indexes
• GCC states are falling in line with internatio­nal financial standards
• WESTERN UNION EXPANDS REACH FOR MONEY TRANSFERS AS UAE DIGITAL SERVICES OPEN UP
• Can my company claim back VAT for the cost of health insurance? VAT Q&A
• LET THE YOUNG LEAD THE WAY
• BACK IN BLACK: IS DARK MODE THE FUTURE FOR OUR SCREENS?
• 25 YEARS LATER, NAGUIB MAHFOUZ’S STORIES WILL FINALLY SEE THE LIGHT
• Pakistani writer unveils the life stories of young, defiant countrywom­en in new book Author Sabyn Javeri uses strong female voices to challenge stereotype­s, writes Melanie Swan
• ‘Many of my ideas don’t stand the test of time’
• Put paid to storms, spiders and stage fright
• Pochettino ‘living the dream’ with semi-final tie
• ‘IN MY HEART, I HOPE SPURS GO TO THE FINAL ...’
• Van Dijk aims to banish his bad memories of Camp Nou beating
• Eriksen shows patience is key in race to top of world game
• STERLING IS DOUBLE AWARD WINNER
• WHO IS HOT AND WHO IS NOT FOR THE WORLD CUP
• Hales dropped from World Cup squad but told his England career is not over
• FORMULA ONE Hamilton warns Ferrari: step it up or face being left behind in the title race
• All Blacks given injury scare with Franks out for another month
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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