Robbie Greenfield brings us the latest sports news, starting with no less than the latest from the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

Cyborg artists Neil Harbisson and Moon Ribas are in town to spread the word about the importance of humans’ relationship with technology. Neil has an antenna attached to his cranium to ‘sense’ colours and Noor has a magnet embedded in her leg to detect seismic activity. Two of Drive Live’s most bizarre and fascinating guests yet.

Today’s Trending kicks off with the latest drama from the Winter Olympics, and even more drama from the Aussie version of Married at First Sight.

Tim’s Music Scoop today is an all-female playlist, ending with what people say is one of the most remarkable recordings of all time.

John Defterios, CNN’s Emerging Markets Editor, brings us the latest international news; starting with an update on Russia’s alleged meddling in the 2016 US election.

ARN News reporter, Jay Skye, tells us all about the RTA’s new bus-on-demand service.

Legoland Dubai is looking for junior reporters to bring us the latest from the theme park. We’re joined by General Manager, Siegfried Boerst, who tells us what they’re looking for in an ideal candidate. Exciting stuff!

Dubai English Speaking School (DESS) is celebrating 55 years; that's older than the UAE! Tony Clarkson, assistant head teacher, tells us how the school will celebrate this milestone.

On Drive Live Talks Education, we discuss the A to Z of transferring schools. Dr. Michael Bartlett, Founding Executive Principal at Rising School in Dubai, and William Debrugge, Director of Dunecrest School Dubai, explore the reasons parents are moving their children to other schools.

Tim’s Music Scoop finishes strongly this week with some Linda Ronstadt, Rod Stewart, Bruno Mars and Sly and the Family Stone.