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Dubai conglomerate denies wanting to buy Newcastle FC

Dubai, Sept.

India to screen Bahraini hiring firms

Dubai, Sept 11 : Indian ambassador in Bahrain, Balkrishna Shetty has said that New Delhi will not reverse a decision to screen Bahraini companies before they were allowed to recruit workers from In

British couple’s Dubai sex on beach case adjourned for one month

London, Sept 10 : The trial for Vince Acors and Michelle Palmer, the British couple accused of having sex on a Dubai beach, has been adjourned for a month.

The Dubai''s Court of First Instance has adjourned the case until October 7, as per the couple’s lawyer Hassan Matter.

Palmer was not present at the hearing because she was "not well", said the lawyer.

He, however, did not give any details of her illness.

Even the policeman who had arrested the couple did not show up in the court to give evidence.

Matter said that the officer would be attending the next hearing.

The officer had in a statement described seeing the couple in a passionate embrace on Jumeirah Beach.

Emirates suspends Airbus A380 superjumbo flights

A380Dubai, Paris- UAE carrier Emirates said Tuesday it had suspended for a few days its flights using the A380 superjumbo manufactured by Airbus after "minor" electrical faults were discovered in the aircraft.

Once the problem was cleared up, the company planned to operate two instead of three flights a week on the Dubai-New York route, a spokesman said from Emirates' headquarters in Dubai.

Some of the passengers booked on the A380 flights would be carried on Boeing 777 aircraft, the spokesman said.

Dubai's ruler to fund anti-blindness campaign

Dubai's ruler to fund anti-blindness campaign Dubai  - Dubai launched Wednesday an initiative aimed at providing preventive eye care for over one million people in an effort to eradicate blindness.

The ruler of the booming Gulf emirate, Mohamed bin Rashed al-Maktoum, said in a statement read on his behalf at the launch of the initiative that he would fund treatment for people in the United Arab Emirates and the world.

Al-Arabiya TV channel protests over Tehran bureau chief's expulsion

Dubai  - Saudi owned al-Arabiya news channel protested on Tuesday over the expulsion of their Tehran bureau chief.

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