Thursday, October 27, 2011

Increased surveillance on buses; Lavish brunches under spotlight; Saif Gaddafi 'scared of mortars'

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October 27, 2011

 
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Increased surveillance on school buses

School buses geo-fenced, equipped with hi-tech cameras as transport provider beefs up security.

Wild Fridays: Drunch, Dubai style

Lavish all-you-can-eat-and-drink brunches under spotlight after Dubai Police ask hotels to rein in drunken behaviour.

 
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Gaddafi's end highlights his follies

In the post-Bu Azizi world, dictators are warned that calling citizens 'rats' or 'microbes' guarantees their demise, says Joseph A. Kechichian.

 
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Dubai in new growth push

His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, approves mixed-use and tourism projects worth more than Dh2 billion.

 
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Tintin is everything that you want to be

Jamie Bell's role as Tintin was 17 years in the making. The actor talks about bringing to life Herge's character, whose adventures he followed as a child.

 
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Why Amwaj is a food wonderland

If you've ever believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast, then dinner at this Shangri-La star will be right down your rabbit hole.

 
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