We got Pete for this week's Takeover Radio and this Wednesday, he chose to play Mr Loverman, Shabba Ranks.

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14 November 2018: Gregory Keane is a psychiatrist and mental health service developer, working with general community and at-risk populations.

During his clinical training he worked in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities, and has also worked with vulnerable communities in urban settings - including with people experiencing homelessness, disorders due to drugs and alcohol and with refugees and asylum seekers.

14 November 2018: Talking headlines On the Agenda with Pamela Durant. Her son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 20 months old - Aron is now ten years old.

Ahead of World Diabetes Day that is marked on November 14, Dubai Health Authority will soon introduce smart clinics for its diabetic patients. Dr Fatheya Al Awadi, Consultant Endocrinologist and Head of Endocrine Department, Dubai Hospital, said that the new clinics will significantly improve the convenience of services for diabetics.

14 November 2018: We mark World Diabetes Day on the Agenda today with Dr. Sarah Ehtisham, Consultant Paediatric Endocrinologist at Mediclinc City Hospital.

World Diabetes Day became an official United Nations Day in 2006 and aims to promote the importance of taking coordinated and concerted actions to confront diabetes as a serious global health threat, and to keep diabetes firmly in the global public and political spotlight.

We got Pete for this week's Takeover Radio and this Tuesday, he chose to play Butterfly by Crazy Town.

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13 November 2018: Talking headlines On the Agenda with Mustafa Koita, aka the milk man.

Koita, the homegrown company obsessed with clean tasting organic & hormone-free milk, with want make sure everyone can “Eat Good” because when you eat good, you feel good, which makes you do good.....

Alibaba smashed its record for the online retail blitz known as Singles Day.

The era of rapid iPhone growth ended years ago. Now Apple is making a change to ensure it doesn't have to talk as much about that problem.

British pop band the Spice Girls joked on Wednesday about their plans for a new album after announcing they would reunite for a UK tour next year but said it would feel strange performing without “Posh Spice” Victoria Beckham.

A small group of British conservationists are installing mesh- covered ladders in roadside drains to save trapped amphibians from certain death.

A new set of eco-friendly but completely exposed urinals deployed on the streets of Paris are provoking uproar from locals.

13 November 2018: Anti bullying Week 2018 is being held this week, between the 12th and 16th November, and is organised by Anti-Bullying Alliance (in the UK.)

This year the theme is 'Choose Respect'. The aims of this week are to support schools and other settings to help children and young people, school staff, parents and other professionals who work with children to understand:

Tom speaks to Dr Thoraiya Kanafani, Clinical Director and Clinical Psychologist based at the Human Relations Institute and Clinic.

We got Pete for this week's Takeover Radio and this Monday, he chose to play Call Me by Blondie.

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12 November 2018: Talking headlines On the Agenda with Sabrina Salhi, the founder of Unveiled DXB, hosts of alcohol free, ladies-only social events.

New statistics have revealed that the population of Dubai has risen above 3 million, with a surge of 232,400 residents by the end of the third quarter of 2018.

UAE is a safe and secure country, and a big part of that is because of laws and regulation protecting its residents and guests. While most laws are pretty much about common sense, there are also some that are culturally significant to the region.

Food prices in the UAE are among the cheapest in the world as the country continues to invest and improve its food security, though there are still some key challenges that the Emirates needs to overcome in the years to come.

The UAE Gender Balance Council is aiming to increase the number of Emirati women candidates in next year’s Federal National Council elections.

The UAE is the world’s second safest place to visit, beating countries including Singapore, the United States and popular European destinations.

That is according to Which? Travel, which ranked the world’s top 20 holiday destinations using data collated by the World Economic Fund, the World Risk Report, NHS Fit for Travel website and the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s (FCO) terrorism assessment risk to assess their overall safety.

We got Pete for this week's Takeover Radio and this Sunday, he chose to play Shaddap You Face by Joe Dulce.

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