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as posted by the channelReform UK's Nadhim Zahawi argues that London is 'more dangerous than Dubai' despite the fact that the UAE has been targeted by Iranian missiles amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
This comes as international influencers living in Dubai reveal they are 'terrified' of speaking out against the UAE government after being told to fill their social media with praise for the regime's response to Iran's missile attack.
Officials in the Gulf nation have sought to gain an upper hand in the information war by utilising an army of influencers, including well-known British names, to brand Dubai the 'safest place on earth'.
The Cross Question panel debate whether Dubai can be considered 'safer' than London and Paul Nowak accuses Nadhim Zahawi of 'scaremongering' following his take on the capital.
The Reform campaigner previously told LBC how he had to cross into the road away from a man who looked like he hadn't slept while walking in his 'upmarket' neighbourhood.
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