29 November 2018: We have the Dubai Eye Producer Jo McKibben on this Week's Making Tracks as we bid farewell to her.

Jo grew up in the UK and as a teenager her family moved to Madrid where she lived for 10 years. She returned to the UK to study at the University of London and Central School of Speech and Drama.

After graduating, Jo did some globe trotting before returning to London where she started her career in television production. Spanning twelve years, she worked in Post Production, Children’s Television and Documentaries, with Channel Management for the launch of BBC Three and as an Entertainment News Producer for BBC News in London. Career highlights include filming David Beckham in Madrid, broadcasting live from the Ibiza and spending a lot of time on the red carpets of London learning that celebrities are a lot shorter in real life.

29 November 2018: The Rugby Sevens is on its way and we spoke to Scott Hastings, one of the greatest players in Scottish rugby history.

29 November 2018: The final stage of the UAE Road Cycling Championship is taking place next week on the 7th December. Alongside this, the Dubai Pulse Ride which is a community ride, is also taking place and will attract 600-700 riders.

It is a “celebration of cycling’ for the final stage of the race that attracts nearly a 1000 people to the race village.... at Sports Park, Dubai Sports City.

Jeff O'Brian and Sam Seydan are the Race organisers, and join us in studio.

We got our listener Amanda for this week's Takeover Radio and this Wednesday, she chose to play Rooms on Fire by Stevie Nicks.

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28 November 2018: Talking headlines On the Agenda with David Mackenzie, Director at MENA Solutions.

The UAE continues to cement itself as the migration of choice for the mega rich, with tens of thousands of multi-million-dirham millionaires shifting their home base to the country in less than two decades, according to the latest estimates.

Investors are spoilt for choice when it comes to buying real estate in Dubai. In recent years, developers have lured buyers into owning extravagant and one-of-a-kind homes, such as an underwater villa or a multi-million-dirham penthouse in the world’s tallest tower.

A woman demanded divorce after her husband kept forgetting their anniversary and her birthday in Al Ain. He kept forgetting the dates of the most important events in her life.

US President Donald Trump has cast doubt on a report by his own government warning of devastating effects from climate change.

Significant doubts have emerged about claims from a Chinese scientist that he has helped make the world's first genetically edited babies. Prof He Jiankui says the twin girls, born a few weeks ago, had their DNA altered as embryos to prevent them from contracting HIV. His claims, filmed by Associated Press, are unverified and have sparked outrage from other scientists, who have called the idea monstrous.

A tear-jerking Christmas film that was made for just £50 has gone viral online, with many saying that its creator should be hired by John Lewis to direct their next festive campaign.

We got our listener Amanda for this week's Takeover Radio and this Tuesday, she chose to play Luka by Suzanne Vega.

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27 November 2018: Talking headlines On the Agenda with Rosamund Marshall, Chief Executive Officer of Taaleem.

A new report has identified several types of workers that will dominate the workplaces of the future. This article focuses on those workers motivated by technology and social responsibility.

64% of people surveyed say they are grateful to at least one teacher for inspiring the person they are today.

69-year-old Dutch “positivity guru”, Emile Ratelband, has embarked on a legal battle in the Netherlands to legally make his age 20 years younger. He claims that his biological age does not reflect his emotional age, and is hurting his chances with women on Tinder.

Harvard University archaeologist and medieval historian Michael McCormick will tell you that 536 A.D. was the worst year in history to be alive.

People who walk backwards perform better in a memory test than those who stand still or walk forward, a study has found.

An elephant that can count or a dog that can foretell a disaster would once have been the topic of fiction or a circus attraction, but now they are the focus of scientific interest and their abilities appear to be genuine.

Fasting diets are getting ever more popular, amid promises of weight loss and better health, but does the science stand up?

Restless toddler in a restaurant? Usually a parent will be quick to hand them a phone and the situation is under control as the familiar “baby shark” tune starts playing softly.

We got our listener Amanda for this week's Takeover Radio and this Monday, she chose to play Higher Love by Steve Winwood.

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26 November 2018: Talking headlines On the Agenda with Rashid Al Tamimi, Public Relations Manager & Senior Presenter at Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding.

Talking about National Day car decorations, Commemoration Day, Christmas markets, the Asia Cup and Sheikh Mohammed helping out a Russian tourist.

26 November 2018: Due to the bad weather, safety on the UAE's roads becomes a talking point again, how should we drive in these conditions, are you being careful on the roads. Police are once again putting warnings on social media for drivers to slow down, keep their distanbces, avoid sudden breaking and watchout for deep puddles of water to avoid hydroplaining.

Some schools are also closed today due to the bad weather.

We chat with Managing Director Thomas Edelman from Road Safety UAE on how to drive safely in these conditions.