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Parishioners turn out in large numbers for Good Friday services in Abu Dhabi

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

Bangladeshi minister tells The National of deadly cost of conflict to innocent civilians

Parishioners advised to stay away from church premises

Alternative non-exam assessments for International Baccalaureate pupils will take place

Heavy showers continued to fall across the Emirates well into Friday evening

Ismail Salim Khan died when he was struck by missile shrapnel as he ran for cover in a residential area

Owners and tenants waterproof terraces and roofs in readiness for storm

Nationalities across the Emirates support harmony campaign as they withstand Iranian missile and drone attacks

Muzaffar Ali Ghulam died when shrapnel fell on his car in the city’s Al Barsha area

Grade 12 pupils worry about college admissions after crucial final exams scrapped in Middle East

Families who were stranded abroad by the Iran crisis have faith in the UAE to keep them safe

Family 'sick with grief’ after burying Ahmad Ali, who was hit by falling missile debris on day war broke out

Murib Nizar, a family man ‘with a big heart', was killed on day one of Tehran’s missile and drone attacks on the UAE

In his last phone call home, Dibas Shrestha told his parents not to worry about the conflict