Drive Live with Tim Elliott

Drive Live Talks to John Defterios. CNN's Emerging Markets Editor visits NLT and Tim in the brand new Dubai Eye studio to talk about his personal life, career, the latest stories across the region, and his favourite songs!

Drive Live Talks Education. We're talking about affordable schools and how they remain competitive and maintain their quality of education despite offering the lowest tuition fees in Dubai. We're joined by Sue Johsnton, Owner of Al Salam School, Tahir Gharib, Director of the school, and Joseph Flyn, Managing Director of the St. Mary's Catholic School Group.

Drive Live Talks News. Sanooj Sherif from the ARN News Centre tells us a little known smart security service offered by Dubai Police to those going away for the holidays.

Drive Live - Women driving in Saudi Arabia. As Saudi women take to the roads for the first time, ride-hailing app Careem vows to employ thousands of female 'captainahs'.

Drive Live Talks New Schools - Riverston School. Tim catches up with David Quick, the principal of the new school in Nad Al Sheba that promises to adopt all of the KHDA's inclusion policies.

Drive Live Talks News. Jay Skye of the ARN News Centre fleshes out the facts from the KHDA's Education Landscape Report.

Drive Live Talks News. Here's the latest from the ARN News Centre. We'll start by filling you in on the next lunar eclipse, and where UAE residents can best view it from.

Drive Live Talks Automotive. We catch up with motoring journalist Damien Reid, who's been around the world test driving the latest car models. We also play Cash or Trash with Naz Chaudhry, Co-Founder and CEO of WeCashAnyCar, a dubizzle company. It's been a busy Thursday!

Drive Live Talks Liling Tan is in New York, giving us a roundup of what's happening across the United States. She also treats us to 90 seconds of US politics! Well, it took a little longer but it was enjoyable nevertheless.

Drive Live Talks Tech. Nick Rego, Group Editor of TechRadar, weighs in on the Moonpod, this week's Rubbish Kickstarter which is basically a redesigned bean bag, and fleshes out the features of the Gadget of the Week, the new Acer Switch 5.