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Britons in Dubai are now rethinking their futures, with many trying to secure homes back in the UK. Property agencies note a 15 per cent increase in enquiries from wealthy Britons and Arab nationals wanting to leave the UAE. For example, some families want luxury four-bedroom London rentals costing over £5,000 each week.
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