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Omani leader has a look to fit every occasion when he meets UK royals
Royal salute fired at Home Park in Windsor before carriage procession
Sultan Haitham travels from his private home in London to Windsor during first state visit since 1982
Houthis attempting to consolidate control on outskirts of city before imposing full siege
UAE records 59 per cent decline in applications in four years
Award-winning author had pledged to donate proceeds from her books to the banned group
Human rights lawyers fear aid cuts and weakness leave Britain unable to play leading international role
With his first London show in 10 years, the New York artist hopes to shed light on the 'diaspora experience'
Opportunity to renegotiate mission status could arise after Israeli election, says Sir Vincent Fean
Rise in hate showing no sign of slowing down, says British Muslim Trust
Engagement marks shift since staff were moved out of Tehran in July
Houthi siege could lead to water crisis and increase civilian casualties from unexploded bombs
Rising output, resilience of export lines and increase in storage are shared ambitions
National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell failed to secure a deal to keep mission open
Experts fear British military bases can 'no longer be considered entirely secure'
