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852 new cases, Abu Dhabi distance learning, Saudi to allow Umrah - The Daily Update

Faisal Salah joins us for what's trending including Saudi Arabia National Day, Cindy McCain and Wells Fargo

On today's update we have the latest coronavirus figures, a report claims the NMC Health investigation is hampered by destroyed documents and Abu Dhabi announces an end to the alcohol licence system.

Children aged 11 to 13 will continue distance learning in Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia opens the Holy Mosque for citizens and residents and Donald Trump wants China held accountable at the United Nations General Assembly.

Faisal Salah joins us for what's trending including Saudi Arabia National Day, Cindy McCain and Wells Fargo.

Updated: September 23, 2020 09:30 AM

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