Flights are returning to UAE skies, but clearing the backlog of stranded passengers may take several days - but how many?

Plus with the spring holidays starting early - we're going to look at how families can best use the break.

During Ramadan, Dubai residents are continuing to show strong community spirit - with initiatives like the family-led Happy Happy UAE aiming to provide 1.2 million Iftar meals.

As the community pulls together in the face of crisis - a UAE entrepreneur shares how government support during COVID helped him survive six months without business.

 

Flights are returning to UAE skies, but clearing the backlog of stranded passengers may take several days - but how many?
Plus with the spring holidays starting early - we're going to look at how families can best use the break.
During Ramadan, Dubai residents are continuing to show strong community spirit - with initiatives like the family-led Happy Happy UAE aiming to provide 1.2 million Iftar meals.
As the community pulls together in the face of crisis - a UAE entrepreneur shares how government support during COVID helped him survive six months without business.
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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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UAE flights restart - but passengers face travel backlog

The UAE has announced that it's leaving OPEC and OPEC+ from the 1st of May. We break it down on what it means for the markets and, importantly, what it could mean for you at the petrol pump, with energy expert Robin Mills.

We look at safety in schools, as Abu Dhabi carries out more than 480 inspections across education facilities. 

We also turn our attention at a major new report showing Europe is now the fastest-warming continent on Earth, and what that tells us about the pace of change globally.

Then, bringing it closer to home, the UAE’s Climate Law deadline is fast approaching. What do businesses actually need to do, and are they ready?

We also look at innovation in action, as Expo City Dubai Foundation backs seven global projects tackling extreme heat.

The Community Development Authority Dubai launches a sign language pledge to make everyday communication more accessible.

And why are stingrays suddenly being spotted in places like Dubai Marina? 

The UAE has announced that it's leaving OPEC and OPEC+ from the 1st of May. We break it down on what it means for the markets and, importantly, what it could mean for you at the petrol pump, with energy expert Robin Mills.
We look at safety in schools, as Abu Dhabi carries out more than 480 inspections across education facilities.&nbsp;
We also turn our attention at a major new report showing Europe is now the fastest-warming continent on Earth, and what that tells us about the pace of change globally.
Then, bringing it closer to home, the UAE&rsquo;s Climate Law deadline is fast approaching. What do businesses actually need to do, and are they ready?
We also look at innovation in action, as Expo City Dubai Foundation backs seven global projects tackling extreme heat.
The Community Development Authority Dubai launches a sign language pledge to make everyday communication more accessible.
And why are stingrays suddenly being spotted in places like Dubai Marina?&nbsp;

UAE leaves OPEC: What's the impact on consumers?

 

A new police unit will monitor e-scooters and e-bikes and regular bicycles, from May 1, as concerns grow around safety and misuse.

Good news for families as children head back outdoors at schools and activities returning after weeks of disruption.

We also look at the huge demand for a new weight loss pill which is now available in Abu Dhabi, with thousands on waiting list at one clinic here in Dubai.

We turn our attention too at rising fuel prices and how it affects demand for EVs.

And we take you to Gibraltar, where monkeys are eating mud after consuming junk food from tourists.

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A new police unit will monitor e-scooters and e-bikes and regular bicycles, from May 1, as concerns grow around safety and misuse.
Good news for families as children head back outdoors at schools and activities returning after weeks of disruption.
We also look at the huge demand for a new weight loss pill which is now available in Abu Dhabi, with thousands on waiting list at one clinic here in Dubai.
We turn our attention too at rising fuel prices and how it affects demand for EVs.
And we take you to Gibraltar, where monkeys are eating mud after consuming junk food from tourists.

Stricter monitoring of e-scooter, e-bike and bicycle use in Dubai

Flights in the region climb back above 1,000 a day, with Tim Clark predicting a strong rebound for aviation.

Etihad Rail has completed its first freight delivery of vehicles, with a shipment of cars transported by rail for the first time in the country.

Abu Dhabi has approved the use of a new daily weight-loss pill as part of a wider programme to tackle obesity.

We also look at the UAE’s new one billion dirham fund to support vital industries, and what that means for sectors like agriculture.

With regional tensions impacting travel and footfall, how are Dubai’s malls adapting? 

And from business to entertainment, the new Michael Jackson biopic is breaking box office records despite poor reviews.

Flights in the region climb back above 1,000 a day, with Tim Clark predicting a strong rebound for aviation.
Etihad Rail has completed its first freight delivery of vehicles, with a shipment of cars transported by rail for the first time in the country.
Abu Dhabi has approved the use of a new daily weight-loss pill as part of a wider programme to tackle obesity.
We also look at the UAE&rsquo;s new one billion dirham fund to support vital industries, and what that means for sectors like agriculture.
With regional tensions impacting travel and footfall, how are Dubai&rsquo;s malls adapting?&nbsp;
And from business to entertainment, the new Michael Jackson biopic is breaking box office records despite poor reviews.

UAE flights restart - but passengers face travel backlog

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