Yahoo News UK Article RatingQatari state visit LIVE: Kate returns to public duties as Emir of Qatar begins two-day visit
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51% : 07:12 , Josh Salisbury Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, 44, was educated in Britain, attending public schools Sherborne and Harrow, before graduating from Sandhurst military academy.43% : But the country has faced criticism over its human rights record, in particular its criminalisation of same-sex relationships. 07:05 , Josh Salisbury Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of the Qatari two-day state visit.
34% : However, Kate will not attend the state banquet hosted by the King, though William will be a guest. 09:24 , Lydia Chantler-Hicks Qatar has faced criticism over its human rights record, in particular the abuse of migrant workers during Fifa World Cup in 2022, its criminalisation of same-sex relationships, and its discrimination against women.
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