22 April 2022:  Natural History will be introduced in the UK curriculum in 2025. It got Georgia thinking about what other subjects or skills that should be introduced to students. 

22 April 2022: &nbsp;Natural History will be introduced in the UK curriculum in 2025. It got Georgia thinking about what other subjects or skills that should be introduced to students.&nbsp;

The Agenda is your go-to programme for news, analysis and comment - a daily digest of local and international stories that matter to you. Broadcasting every weekday, Georgia Tolley goes beyond the headlines to speak to government ministers, decision makers, analysts and local experts to find out how the news will impact those of us living in the UAE.
From Covid-19, to climate change and community issues, The Agenda covers stories from every walk of life, so get in touch with us and tell us your news.

The Agenda is your go-to programme for news, analysis and comment - a daily digest of local and international stories that matter to you. Broadcasting every weekday, Georgia Tolley goes beyond the headlines to speak to government ministers, decision makers, analysts and local experts to find out how the news will impact those of us living in the UAE. From Covid-19, to climate change and community issues, The Agenda covers stories from every walk of life, so get in touch with us and tell us your news.

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Eye on Education: What would you change in your child's syllabus?

Dubai commuters could soon see their journey times cut from 24 minutes to just five. That will be the result of Hessa Street Development Project Phase 2, one of Dubai's latest major road upgrades.

According to the Dubai Health Authority, the emirate now has over 4,000 licensed healthcare facilities, including hospitals, day-surgery centres and specialised clinics, and more than 50,000 licensed healthcare professionals operating across the system. So we’ve got more providers, more patients, more demand, and that growth inevitably feeds into insurance pricing. So what does that mean for you when your renewal notice lands in your inbox?

The UAE says it has successfully stopped a wave of coordinated cyberattacks targeting key national infrastructure before any significant damage was done. But it does raise serious questions about the scale, frequency and sophistication of cyber warfare facing the region.

And we look at the business of camel milk not just in the Gulf, but in the Land Down Under.

 

 

Dubai commuters could soon see their journey times cut from 24 minutes to just five. That will be the result of Hessa Street Development Project Phase 2, one of Dubai's latest major road upgrades.
According to the Dubai Health Authority, the emirate now has over 4,000 licensed healthcare facilities, including hospitals, day-surgery centres and specialised clinics, and more than 50,000 licensed healthcare professionals operating across the system. So we&rsquo;ve got more providers, more patients, more demand, and that growth inevitably feeds into insurance pricing. So what does that mean for you when your renewal notice lands in your inbox?
The UAE says it has successfully stopped a wave of coordinated cyberattacks targeting key national infrastructure before any significant damage was done. But it does raise serious questions about the scale, frequency and sophistication of cyber warfare facing the region.
And we look at the business of camel milk not just in the Gulf, but in the Land Down Under.
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Updates on Dubai's Hessa Street Development

We're talking smart doorbells and neighbourhood privacy, as Ring’s new AI-powered “Search Party” feature promises to reunite lost pets using your footage, but do you feel like you’re being watched when you walk around your community? And what does UAE law say about surveillance, consent and sharing those videos?

We’re also looking ahead to the Eid break, why Ramadan is becoming a key driver for halal travel.

Plus parking fees are rising across Dubai, so could the new rules actually help residents make money?

And should we be worried about the thousands of potentially city-destroying asteroids NASA can’t currently track?

Finally, Global Teacher Prize winner Rouble Nagi joins us to explain how she’s turning her $1 million award into real impact for children’s education.

We're talking smart doorbells and neighbourhood privacy, as Ring&rsquo;s new AI-powered &ldquo;Search Party&rdquo; feature promises to reunite lost pets using your footage, but do you feel like you&rsquo;re being watched when you walk around your community? And what does UAE law say about surveillance, consent and sharing those videos?
We&rsquo;re also looking ahead to the Eid break, why Ramadan is becoming a key driver for halal travel.
Plus parking fees are rising across Dubai, so could the new rules actually help residents make money?
And should we be worried about the thousands of potentially city-destroying asteroids NASA can&rsquo;t currently track?
Finally, Global Teacher Prize winner Rouble Nagi joins us to explain how she&rsquo;s turning her $1 million award into real impact for children&rsquo;s education.

Is your neighbour’s doorbell watching you? Could be legal in the UAE?

Day two of Ramadan and as families ease into new routines, we ask what the shift in pace means for domestic workers’ hours.

Careem joins us to launch its ‘Seeds for Gaza’ campaign and reveal how drivers will have their tips doubled during the Holy Month.

Plus - moon sighting goes futuristic with AI-powered drones now scanning the skies.

A new viral video starring Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise has Hollywood shaking in its boots, because it looks totally really, but it's totally AI.

And from Tokyo, how groundbreaking tech at the Deaflympics is letting fans feel the action like never before.

Day two of Ramadan and as families ease into new routines, we ask what the shift in pace means for domestic workers&rsquo; hours.
Careem joins us to launch its &lsquo;Seeds for Gaza&rsquo; campaign and reveal how drivers will have their tips doubled during the Holy Month.
Plus - moon sighting goes futuristic with AI-powered drones now scanning the skies.
A new viral video starring Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise has Hollywood shaking in its boots, because it looks totally really, but it's totally AI.
And from Tokyo, how groundbreaking tech at the Deaflympics is letting fans feel the action like never before.

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