Question: Question: A Saudi Arabian man was arrested after bragging about his sex life on television, local media reported. Mazen Abdul Jawad appeared last week on a show on Lebanese channel LBC, where he went into "graphic details about his sexual conquests," according to Arab News, an English daily. A segment of the show "Red Line" posted on YouTube shows the 32-year-old talking about sex and foreplay. He also discusses losing his virginity to a neighbor while he was 14. In deeply conservative Saudi Arabia, pre-marital sex is illegal and unrelated men and women are not allowed to mingle. A government official told the newspaper that discussing sex in public is a punishable offense that may affect anyone involved in the broadcast. "It is wrong to host people on television to speak publicly about vice and issues against our religion," said Ahmad Qasim Al-Ghamdi, director of Mecca's branch of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, also known as the religious police. "The program presents anomalies and deviancy in society that are unacceptable and immoral, and should be punished according to Shariah." About 100 people have filed a complaint against Abdul Jawad, alleging among other things, that he violated a principle of Shariah law by "publicizing his sinful behavior," the daily said. It is unclear what punishment, if any, Abdul Jawad faces. CNN has been unable to reach Abdul Jawad or the Saudi Ministry of Justice for comment.
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Important parts: Mazen Abdul Jawad appeared last week on a show on Lebanese channel. He gives "graphic details about his sexual conquests," reports Arab News. In deeply conservative Saudi Arabia, pre-marital sex is illegal. About 100 people have filed a complaint against Abdul Jawad; punishment not clear.

Question: A lorry driver has dodged death after his cab erupted into flames, completely destroying his vehicle. Truck driver Wayne Catt had been delivering goods to Morecambe, Lancashire, and was travelling back to Burnley with his beloved dog Tinkerbell when he noticed smoke coming from the dashboard. The 43-year-old grabbed his four-year-old Patterdale Terrier - who travels everywhere with him - from the cab before escaping from the lorry just seconds before it burst into flames and the blaze took over. The driver of this lorry escaped unscathed - and managed to save his dog -  after his cab erupted into flames just seconds after he leapt from the door. Truck driver Wayne Catt was travelling with his beloved dog Tinkerbell when he noticed smoke coming from the dashboard. The 43-year-old jumped into action and grabbed his four-year-old Patterdale Terrier - who travels everywhere with him - before escaping from the lorry. The lorry, which was completely gutted following the fire, caused the road around the scene for about an hour while fire crews extinguished the blaze. Teams of firefighters battled to tackle the blaze. Mr Catt said: 'I had just stopped off at Pye Motors For a brew and come back to the truck and set off again.'I only got a a little way down the road and I saw smoke coming out of the dashboard' The lorry, which was completely gutted following the fire, caused the road around the scene for about an hour while fire crews extinguished the blaze. Mr Catt said: 'I had just stopped off at Pye Motors For a brew and come back to the truck and set off again. 'I only got a a little way down the road and I saw smoke coming out of the dashboard. 'By the time I had gone a short way the cab started filling with smoke so I just grabbed my dog and my phone and jumped out.' Mr Catt, who runs his own haulage firm, Wayne Catt Transport, had been delivering to Gilbert's Foods in Morecambe, Lancashire, and was returning to Burnley when the flames broke out. The truck driver, who owns several haulage vehicles, had only recently spent £5,000 on new alloy wheels for the truck.The vehicle cost him around £30,000, but new ones can cost up to £120,000. The lorry was left a smoking skeleton after the fire had been extinguished, and has been completely destroyed. It is not yet known how the blaze started. Mr Catt was unhurt in the incident, as was Tinkerbell. He added: 'I'm just glad it happened after I had set off again as I had left the dog in the cab on her own while I went For my brew' Mr Catt was unhurt in the incident, as was Tinkerbell. He added: 'I'm just glad it happened after I had set off again as I had left the dog in the cab on her own while I went For my brew.' Mr Catt, who runs his own haulage firm, Wayne Catt Transport, had been delivering to Gilbert's Foods in Morecambe, Lancashire, and was returning to Burnley when the flames broke out. The truck driver, who owns several haulage vehicles, had only recently spent £5,000 on new alloy wheels for the truck. The vehicle cost him around £30,000, but new ones can cost up to £120,000.
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Answer: Truck driver Wayne Catt was travelling to Burnley with his beloved dog Tinkerbell when he noticed smoke. He grabbed his dog and managed to escape from the lorry just seconds before the blaze took over. The lorry, which was completely gutted following the fire, closed the road around the scene for about an hour.