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Extra Time At The Weekend
A new year, a new name, (and) a new home.
Sport on Dubai Eye 103.8 will never be the same again with the launch of a brand new show, every, single Saturday.
Extra Time at the Weekend will bring you live scores, debate, and interviews with some of the biggest names on the planet.
Over the course of the three hours, our expert panelists deliberate, discuss and debate the week’s top sports stories. So join the team at Lock Stock & Barrel’s four venues across Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Tune in to Extra Time at the Weekend every Saturday from 4-7pm, only on Dubai Eye 103.8, your home of sport in the UAE.
Extra Time at the Weekend Highlights & Interviews
Coming Up on Dubai Eye
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Off Script with Chris, Robbie & Sonal5:00pm - 7:00pm
The UAE’s alternative take on news, entertainment and sport. Join Chris, Robbie and Sonal as they cut through the clutter to bring you the news, entertainment and sport stories that actually matter.
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Extra Time7:00pm - 8:00pm
Chris & Robbie bring you the latest from the sporting world plus interviews with upcoming and legendary sporting stars.
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UAE Companies Face A 38% Jump In Claims For Petrol ExpensesA report from Bayzat, an HR software, says that there's been a 38% increase in the amount employees are claiming back in fuel charges.
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Could Space Travel Become More Accessible?H.E. Ibrahim Al Qassim, Deputy Director General of the UAE Space Agency joined us to explain what it would take for more people to be able to go into space.
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Rents Are Up In Dubai But What Are We Seeing On The Ground?A CBRE report says rents have risen by around 20% in Dubai. But what is the reality?
On Dubai Eye
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Commuters will pay roughly 10 per cent more for fuelWe find out what that means for us and for the global oil prices with Ed Bell of Emirates NBD and Matt Stanley of Kpler. Plus, we discuss the risks & rewards of the growing demand for second passports. And, we talk to Sky Kurtz of Pure Harvest Smart Farms about how UAE grown produce is going to Saudi Arabia.
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STEM LearningThe UAE's ambassador to Canada says developing STEM career paths for Emirati women should be a national priority.
