The Latest Breaking News on Workers’ rights were touted to be part of the Qatar World Cup’s legacy. One year on, what has changed?

The Rawdat Al Jahhaniya accommodation is near the stadium where Wales play their first game in Qatar, against the US

Fans who have travelled to Qatar as part of a controversial paid-for supporters programme have been told by Qatari authorities that their cash has been cut

The winter world cup has caused some controversy this year due to Qatar’s outdated legislation on human rights

Finland's largest daily Helsingin Sanomat has cancelled its journalists' assignment to Qatar to cover the soccer World Cup after finding out they would be accomodated in apartments from which migrant workers had been evicted, the paper's editor said on Friday.

It is understood the hosts are concerned about the impact of alcohol sales on fans for whom drinking is not part of the culture

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England and Manchester United legend David Beckham is one of the Qatar World Cup's big-name ambassadors but human rights and LGBT+ groups have criticised his involvement

England and Manchester United legend David Beckham is one of the Qatar World Cup's big-name ambassadors but human rights and LGBT+ groups have criticised his involvement

Construction workers from Bangladesh and Nepal frantically complete last-minute snagging in intense heat; drained players race to be ready for their opening game; WAGs adjust to life on a luxury cruise ship; and fans from across the globe descend on a desert state smaller than London.