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Egyptian patient, 22, receives Itvisma injection to treat spinal muscular atrophy
Flying suspected gangland boss to his native Ireland would be high-security operation
Irish national expected to contest attempts to try him in Dublin
Scale and depth of tunnels make it most demanding infrastructure project in years
Teenagers named on shortlist for Middle East section of global environmental award
Shells provided food, tools and flooring, study of Sharjah archaeological site finds
Initial projects will let a young author write a new book and 12-year-old artist produce an exhibition
Comments come after sampling detected particles at multiple sites
Transactions could be faster, but some may struggle without notes and coins
Technology could offer more precise and effective way of treating tumours
Eliza Robles had been having mild headaches for many years before diagnosis
Dozens of start-ups have sparked innovation as warfare changes
Substance is effective at reducing the harmful build-up of proteins in the brain
Downpours top-up reserves, but long-term challenges remain
Experts forecast more persistent and intense downpours
