Crown Prince of Dubai posts photos of shooting trip on Yorkshire moors

The 35-year-old, whose full title is Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, is the second son of Dubai's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

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Known as Fazza, he has a public Instagram account with over six million followers.

The royal this week posted pictured of himself and his father - who is also the emirate's vice-president and prime minister - on a shooting trip with several other men. The pictures did not give a location but were captioned '#Yorkshire'.

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The Al Maktoum family own a grouse moor at Bollihope in County Durham's North Pennines through their company Arago Limited, and the Sheikh has his own sporting estate in the Scottish Highlands.

They also run a world-renowned racing stables, Godolphin, and regularly attend race meetings in Britain. The Crown Prince is a member of Royal Ascot and is an accomplished rider as well as a camel jockey. His other interests include diving and writing poetry.