James Langton

The Chinese balloon shot down by the US has everyone looking to the skies

A century after the boy pharaoh King Tutankhamun was unearthed, what remains for archaeologists to uncover?

Fragments of Arabic silver coins uncovered in Norway cast light on Viking trade

Always planned as the world's tallest building, the only question was by how much?

Damage to Russian craft means three crew members on the International Space Station may have no way home until next March

The match in 1955 took place on hard sand near Qasr Al Hosn, featured three sheikhs and a Royal Navy team playing in full uniform

As Boeing ends production of its Queen of the Skies this week, one aircraft tells the story

Today Peter Lienhardt is almost forgotten, despite a landmark study of Emirati life and culture in the 1950s

Ishi Biladi made its debut on National Day in 1972 at a concert also featuring Egyptian star Najat Al Sagheera

Hosts Uruguay triumphed at inaugural tournament in 1930 amid riots, driving snow and teams literally missing the boat to take part

From the Rulers of the emirates to the diplomats at the ceremony, we look at the people who helped unify the emirates

Following a series of raids in the Arabian Gulf in the early 1800s, a treaty with Britain required ships to display 'friendly' flags, prompting the introduction of new designs

A new expedition honours Harry St John Philby's exploration of the kingdom more than 100 years ago

Shop owner's viral video shows camel milk is becoming big business in the UK

Shopping centres, hotels and housing to replace cheering crowds