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Kelly Clarke

Kelly Clarke

Senior News Reporter
Location
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Kelly is a senior reporter and covers a wide range of news from environment to education and travel. Whether it be overcoming adversity, acts of bravery or unsung heroes, she loves to delve deep and tell human interest stories. A graduate of Middlesex University in the UK, she joined The National in 2019. She visited the UAE in 2012 with plans to stay for a month and hasn’t left since.

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Visitors dipping their feet in the water at the Brazil Pavilion at Expo 2020. Pawan Singh / The National
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Four places where you can beat the heat at Expo 2020 Dubai

From free water refills to wading through the water at the Brazil pavilion, here’s how to stay cool at the world's fair

Expo 2020October 04, 2021
Chef Kim Kevin De Dood is bringing the unique taste of Luxembourg to Dubai.
Inside the kitchen of a star chef feeding the world at Expo 2020 Dubai

From potato millefeuille to fennel three ways, chef Kim Kevin De Dood cooks up a storm

Expo 2020October 04, 2021
Expo's pavilions and covered areas offer shelter from wind and rain. Photo: Chris Whiteoak / The National
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Expo officials keep a close eye on Cyclone Shaheen

Some sections of the world's fair could be closed temporarily as a safety precaution if bad weather hits

EnvironmentOctober 03, 2021
Police said four people died in the crash
Four die in air ambulance crash in Abu Dhabi

Two police officers, a doctor and nurse were on board

GovernmentOctober 02, 2021
Mohammed Saif Al Zafeen says young drivers can be trusted with responsibilities. Jaime Puebla / The National
Senior UAE police officer says driving at age 17 should be considered

Teenagers can now get a job at 15 and can already ride a motorcycle at 17

UAESeptember 19, 2021
Bangkok in Thailand is gearing up to receive international vaccinated tourists in the coming weeks. Miltiadis Fragkidis / Unsplash
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7 countries offering golden visas to investors and top talent

More governments are looking to attract high worth individuals and highly skilled professionals as they seek to overcome the pandemic

GovernmentSeptember 18, 2021
Fuzeya Ahmad outside her student accommodation in Bristol, UK.
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How the UK became a second home for Emirati students

Hundreds of UAE citizens choose to study in Britain each year, forging friendships and memories that last a lifetime

EducationSeptember 17, 2021
Kevin Rooney, a UAE University lecturer, says early screening saved his life. Victor Besa / The National
Abu Dhabi resident who beat prostate cancer urges men to have regular checks

It's the second most common cancer in men worldwide and early detection is key

HealthSeptember 15, 2021
Thousands more Emiratis will soon be working in the private sector. Delores Johnson / The National
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Five top industries for Emirati talent as private sector drive gets under way

Technology, engineering and healthcare set to be leading career paths for UAE citizens, experts say

GovernmentSeptember 14, 2021
Mr Lavery, pictured with his wife Junping Zhang-Lavery leaving Kabul airport, is determined to help those wanting to leave Afghanistan. Photo: David Lavery
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How ex-special forces soldier 'Canadian Dave' helped hundreds escape Kabul

David Lavery is now safely in Dubai but plans to return to Afghanistan to help more people leave the country

UAESeptember 13, 2021
Dubai Metro turns 12 today. Photo: Government of Dubai
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Dubai Metro: 12 years since network changed public transport forever

Launched in 2009, the public transport system has carried 1.7 billion passengers to date

TransportSeptember 09, 2021
Cristine Caringal-Melad and Lourds Adalia-Evertse owners of Spice Grill restaurant in Sharjah. Ms Adalia-Everste said, with flights now open between the UAE and Philippines, staff based here can return to see loved ones.
UAE recruiters expect influx of Filipino jobseekers after flight ban lifted

Hotels say they will be looking to hire from their usual markets including the Philippines, India, Sri Lanka and Nepal

UAESeptember 08, 2021
Traffic along Hessa street in Dubai as parents and drivers pick up school children at the end of the school day. (Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National)
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Headteachers look at staggered start times as heavy traffic returns

Schools in Dubai encourage pupils to use buses as key roads clog up

EducationSeptember 07, 2021
A nurse preparing a vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine in Dubai. Photo: Dubai Media Office
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Pfizer vaccine booster: do I qualify and how can I book my appointment in Dubai?

People with moderate to severe impaired immune conditions, such a heart or lung diseases, are eligible for the shot

CoronavirusSeptember 02, 2021
Melina Aggarwal says the move has been challenging due to all the extra paperwork required for travel in a pandemic. Photo: Melina Aggarwal
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My pandemic travel diary: Dubai student chronicles move to university in UK

Melina Aggarwal, 18, endured PCR tests, contact-tracing concerns and self-isolation during move from Middle East to Europe

EducationSeptember 02, 2021
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