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00:00Good day, welcome to the Gulf News Update for Thursday, June the 21st.

00:07Here are the top stories at this hour.

00:09For the first time in the UAE's history, an Emirati astronaut will blast into space

00:14in April 2019 to visit the International Space Station.

00:19The astronaut will fly into space aboard a spacecraft piloted by Russian Federal Space

00:24Agency.

00:25His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister

00:29of the UAE and ruler of Dubai, said the historic first trip is now possible after the UAE

00:35and Russia signed a cooperation agreement.

00:38Melania Trump urged her husband to stop the policy of separating children from their parents

00:43on the border, according to White House officials.

00:46On Wednesday, under pressure from around the world and even his wife, President Donald

00:51Trump signed an executive order to keep migrant families in detention together.

00:56Trump acknowledged that Melania and his daughter Ivanka urged him to make the change.

01:01Many people had publicly criticized not only the President but those around him for not

01:07more forcefully and publicly rebuking the policy.

01:10Janet Jackson has revealed that she suffered an intense battle with depression.

01:15She linked the condition to a childhood inferiority complex and societal racism and sexism.

01:21The 52-year-old pop superstar said she has found joy after giving birth to her first

01:26child last year, but the singer said that her thirties were difficult years where the

01:31struggle was intense.

01:32And finally, the weather.

01:33Today's high across the UAE will be 39 degrees Celsius, dropping to 31 degrees at night.

01:39That's all for now.

01:40Thanks for watching.

01:41We will be back with the newscast on Sunday, but you can always get the latest updates

01:46on gulfnews.com.

01:51Have a great day.

01:52Bye now.

UAE astronaut to blast into space in 2019 - GN Headlines

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