Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, with major bureaux in London, Washington DC, Beirut and Cairo, The National has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.
Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, with major bureaux in London, Washington DC, Beirut and Cairo, The National has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.
Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, with major bureaux in London, Washington DC, Beirut and Cairo, The National has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.
Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, with major bureaux in London, Washington DC, Beirut and Cairo, The National has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.

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Based in Abu Dhabi, with major bureaux in London, Washington DC, Beirut and Cairo and a network of correspondents across the region and elsewhere in the world, The National is an award-winning brand that has earned a reputation as an unrivalled source of news and insight into the Middle East.

New UK refugee system

 

  • A new “core protection” for refugees moving from permanent to a more basic, temporary protection
  • Shortened leave to remain - refugees will receive 30 months instead of five years
  • A longer path to settlement with no indefinite settled status until a refugee has spent 20 years in Britain
  • To encourage refugees to integrate the government will encourage them to out of the core protection route wherever possible.
  • Under core protection there will be no automatic right to family reunion
  • Refugees will have a reduced right to public funds
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Roll of honour

Who has won what so far in the West Asia Premiership season?

Western Clubs Champions League - Winners: Abu Dhabi Harlequins; Runners up: Bahrain

Dubai Rugby Sevens - Winners: Dubai Exiles; Runners up: Jebel Ali Dragons

West Asia Premiership - Winners: Jebel Ali Dragons; Runners up: Abu Dhabi Harlequins

UAE Premiership Cup - Winners: Abu Dhabi Harlequins; Runners up: Dubai Exiles

West Asia Cup - Winners: Bahrain; Runners up: Dubai Exiles

West Asia Trophy - Winners: Dubai Hurricanes; Runners up: DSC Eagles

Final West Asia Premiership standings - 1. Jebel Ali Dragons; 2. Abu Dhabi Harlequins; 3. Bahrain; 4. Dubai Exiles; 5. Dubai Hurricanes; 6. DSC Eagles; 7. Abu Dhabi Saracens

Fixture (UAE Premiership final) - Friday, April 13, Al Ain – Dubai Exiles v Abu Dhabi Harlequins

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Kat Wightman's tips on how to create zones in large spaces

 

  • Area carpets or rugs are the easiest way to segregate spaces while also unifying them.
  • Lighting can help define areas. Try pendant lighting over dining tables, and side and floor lamps in living areas.
  • Keep the colour palette the same in a room, but combine different tones and textures in different zone. A common accent colour dotted throughout the space brings it together.
  • Don’t be afraid to use furniture to break up the space. For example, if you have a sofa placed in the middle of the room, a console unit behind it will give good punctuation.
  • Use a considered collection of prints and artworks that work together to form a cohesive journey.
Updated: September 01, 2025, 12:39 PM