Dubai to develop integrated residential community and Chelsea gets a new coach, our editors comment on the top stories of September 13

INTEGRATED HOUSING PROJECTS FOR EMIRATIS IN DUBAI: Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai has announced the launch of Dh1.7 billion integrated housing plan to provide 15,800 homes for citizens in Dubai during the next four years. The project aims at not only to provide homes for the UAE nationals, but also to develop integrated residential communities, provide a high quality of life and create a social system that ensures family stability. The plan overseen by the Higher Committee for Development and Citizens Affairs aims to provide housing services by 2026. (Ashfaq Ahmed, Senior Assistant Editor)

NEW CHELSEA COACH POTTER FACES TOUGH FIRST TEST: Graham Potter will take charge of Chelsea for the first time tomorrow night as his new team face Red Bull Salzburg in match day two of the Champions League. The Group E clash will be the first time the former Brighton coach gets a taste of his new life in the Blues dugout and it will be a tough test in such an important and high profile tie. Chelsea lost their first match against Dinamo Zagreb which resulted in the shock sacking of coach Thomas Tuchel who had been in charge for just over 19 months and now the pressure will be on 47-year-old Potter to deliver the goods with immediate effect. But with very little management experience at the highest level, it could be a difficult start for him. All eyes will be on Stamford Bridge tomorrow night to see how he and his new team get on. (By Imran Malik, Assistant Sports Editor)

IS THIS EMMYS 2022’S BIGGEST SNUB?: TV’s most prestigious night has concluded with some well-deserved wins. However, the internet has lit up with criticism as the critically acclaimed show ‘Better Call Saul’ was shut out. It has had 46 Emmy nominations over its six seasons and fans were expecting lead star Bob Odenkirk to be awarded this year at the very least. However, the truth about award shows is that the wins don’t always reflect a series’ fame. There have been many big snubs over the years — most notably ‘The Wire’. Even though it is often quoted as the greatest TV show ever made, it has never won an Emmy. (By Jennifer Barretto, Assistant Editor – Features)