Anna Rodrigues packs an order at her family-run Golden Chariot bakery in Karama. The store had more than 1,000 freshly baked goods for Good Friday and nowhere to supply to when church services were cancelled until people in Dubai snapped up the food. Antonie Robertson / The National

Dubai bakery sells hundreds of hot cross buns after Good Friday plea is answered

A family-owned business in Dubai sold out of freshly baked snacks after a big order was cancelled due to the Iran war

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Dubai to expand EV charging network in Dh150m green drive

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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid: Arab Reading Challenge has reached 40 million pupils

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Inside Abu Dhabi's cutting-edge biobank holding five million biological samples

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One killed and four injured after falling debris causes fires at Abu Dhabi gas plant

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ExclusiveBangladesh mourns six citizens killed in Iran war

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Dubai churches close doors during Easter weekend in 'interest of safety'

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People in Afghanistan wait to cross a flooded road in Herat province on Thursday. Photo: AFP

UAE extends condolences after severe floods kill 45 in Afghanistan and Pakistan

Heavy rain caused widespread damage in several regions of the neighbouring countries

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'A season of hope': Huge crowds for Easter services in UAE as Iran war rages

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UK education board cancels A-Level and GCSE exams in three Gulf countries

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Hormuz seafarers running out of drinking water amid Iranian strikes

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Boy dies in Sharjah floodwater

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UAE intercepts 19 missiles and 26 drones on Thursday

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Dubai unleashes predatory fish to tackle rise in mosquitoes after storms

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Sharjah was particularly badly hit by flooding after last week's storm. Chris Whiteoak / The National

Boy dies in Sharjah floodwater

Sharjah Police say incident occurred on Wednesday evening

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UAE intercepts 19 missiles and 26 drones on Thursday

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Dubai unleashes predatory fish to tackle rise in mosquitoes after storms

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President Sheikh Mohamed discusses Iranian attacks with Donald Trump

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