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Drive Live Talks News. Maria Botros of the ARN News Centre gives us the latest on the Thai cave rescue story, and some exciting local news about the Expo and 5G technology.

Drive Live Talks Careers. The UAE is seeing staff shortage in certain industries and at certain times of the year. Can new freelancing policies fill the jobs gap? Tim and Emma discuss this with David MacKenzie, MD of MacKenzie Jones Middle East and Jamie Liddington, Head of Employment at Hadef & Partners.

Drive Live Talks to Harry Horton. Our Washington DC correspondent has loads of updates on Donald Trump, from the US President's Supreme Court pick, to his plans ahead of an imminent NATO summit.

Drive Live Talks News. Mohamed Suleman from the ARN News Centre brings us the latest local stories, including one about a boy waging a war against plastic by doing a good deed, and a very adventurous marriage proposal on the UAE's highest peak.

Drive Live Talks Legal Matters. We've got a packed show as listeners text in their legal queries to Ali Al Asaad of HPL Yamalova and Plewka. We touch on issues from bouncing cheques from tenants, to a terminated employee who sets up a business in the same industry as his former boss.

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Drive Live Talks Education. Are we preparing our children for the jobs of the future? Find out what skills they'll be needing as the job landscape changes rapidly. We're joined by Brendon Fulton, Principal of Dubai British School and Roy Strik of Pearson Middle East.