Saudi princess forced into exile; 'Dead man' to prove he is alive; Expats urged to save

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newsletter July 14, 2012     Today's Top Stories More top stories 'Dead' man in India must prove he is alive Santosh Singh's family prepared fake documents to declare him dead, and grabbed his property, he tells Gulf News. Save money, expats in UAE urged What kind of life do you see for yourself once you leave the UAE? The bigger question that you'd probably ask is: Will I be ready if I retire and leave the UAE?     Top News Stories More from news Royal rivalries force Saudi princess into exile Saudi Princess Sara seeks political asylum in the United Kingdom after claiming that she was assaulted and persecuted in her own country. Syria bloodbath shocks the world Mirror image of 'Comedy King' Dolphy in Dubai Father on trial for murder of teenage daughter     Opinion More from opinion Who sheds tears for Tibet? The government in India is too scared to support the Tibetan cause, even though the Dalai Lama has said many times that India "can do more" for his people. Ask a banker to put the lie in writing Chidambaram's new role must not compromise security Libya should focus on rebuilding efforts     Top Business Stories More from business Skinned beauty: Taxidermy gets a pawhold in the UAE Taxidermy is slowly grabbing a hold in the market here: there is a two-year wait to get your animal stuffed in Dubai and it's going to take a big bite out of your wallet. Networking during Ramadan Hong Kong property tycoons charged in bribery case Crowd funding makes it easier for local artists     Top Entertainment Stories More from entertainment Fans get a preview of next Twilight film Actors of the popular movie saga share the first seven minutes of Breaking Dawn - Part 2 with fans at San Diego Comic-Con. Cole wants to inspire underprivileged teens Adam Sandler pins hopes on Hotel Transylvania Arnold back with Expendables at Comic-Con     Top Life & Style Stories More from life & style Child bride gets marriage annulled Laxmi Sargara was only one year old when she was married. When her in-laws arrived to take her away at the age of 18, she fought her family's wishes. 'It took my mother's death to make me want to lose weight' The business of romance: Men who hire proposal planners Is this Dubai's longest jogging track?     Picture Galleries See more picture galleries Little trendsetters Spidey entertains Scene in Bollywood Bright and Breezy     GNTV Web Videos See more videos at GNTV Friday magazine makes a Splash UAE Red Bull Street Style 2012 highlights Tech review: Samsung Galaxy S III Justin Bieber up close and personal     News | Business | Sport | Life | Entertainment | Guides | Opinions | Video | Pictures | In Focus Alpha| Aquarius | Campus Notes|Friday| InsideOut|tabloid!| tabloid! on Saturday| Weekend Review|Scene| Wheels| XPRESS About Gulf News|Contact us|Subscriptions|Advertising Guide|Register| Terms & Conditions|Privacy Policy © Al Nisr Publishing LLC 2011. All rights reserved You have received this e-mail from Gulf News because you have subscribed to our twice-daily news update e-mail using your e-mail address: waheed.rahuman@gmail.com. You can control how you receive e-mails from Gulf News by updating your profile below MANAGE MY PROFILE Send feedback | Update my account information | Change my e-mail address | Privacy policy Should you wish to remove your email address from the mailing list please click here. Is this email in your junk folder? To ensure that you receive all future newsletters, add newsletter@emm.gulfnews.com to your address book and newsletter@emm.gulfnews.com to your white list filters.