Archive: September 12, 2011
Military intervention not always about oil for western powers
Healthy recipe: tortilla wrap
Beauty and diversity meet in Sri Lanka
Nadal ready for Djokovic test in US Open final
Car crash victim may have chance to rebuild life
Gas deal to fuel Iraq's power drive
Odemwingie breaks duck for West Brom
Comic relief with Michael Smiley
Draw with Blackburn leaves Fulham's Hangeland disappointed
Giving scores to fashion's powerhouses
Turkish PM launches 'Arab Spring tour' in bid to boost influence
Hundreds evacuated from tower after midnight fire in capital
A cinematic mix at the Venice Film Festival
Egypt's military ruler fails to turn up to Mubarak trial to give testimony
At New York Fashion Week, reworked sportswear and big, bold colour
Political role for tribes that were loyal to Qaddafi
Apps for children not only entertain but educate
Aramex grows keen on Turkey
Despite a huge points lead, Vettel says 'it's not over'
School year starts for new principal in Dubai
Dubai Metro riders carried off in delight
Recruiters cheat maids into taking less money
In pictures: Schools reopen after summer break
Red carpet rolled out in Tripoli for NTC chief
Al Qassimi achieves best yet with fifth place in Australia
Yemeni army tightens hold on southern city of Zinjibar
Footprints of a thief in 1936 lead to a culture of corruption
UAE markets nervously look to Greece woes
Second time around proves much easier
Paving the way for Emirati women
China gets heavy on mooncakes
UAE supports treaty for better working conditions
IPO starts for Oman's SMN Power, part-owned by Mubadala
Possible market upgrade gives hope to UAE investors
Pearls of wisdom from Liam Gallagher
Best & Worst: Dean is in Rooney's sights
FNC candidate offers his salary to charity
Market Minute, September 12 2011
White roses for the UK victims in the Twin Towers
Courier's expansion may boost stock price
Excitement and nerves as pupils return to Dubai school
Telecoms rivals face declining income
Euro plumbs 10-year depths against the yen
United States suffered most in 9/11 decade
Apple will still aim high after Jobs steps down
Killed maid was abused regularly, witness tells court
The curse of the bookworm
Gatland laments side's missed opportunities
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School bus fleet increases by 330