The Latest Breaking News from Qatar

Iran football fans use the Iran-England match to raise their voices in support of those protesting in their country.

Thousands of Nepalese workers have died in Qatar since 2010 on the construction sites of the World Cup. But victims' grieving families are rarely given any compensation by Qatari companies. Most deaths are due to workers falling from high buildings or suffering heart attacks. Human rights groups have questioned working…

World Cup news: Early Beiranvand sub tests new concussion rules after worrying injury to Iran's first choice goalkeeper in Group B opening match

The comedian previously streamed himself seemingly shredding £10,000 in cash

America’s top diplomat has landed in Qatar to take in a World Cup match and hold talks as regional tensions around Iran remain high

Iran’s players did not sing the national anthem ahead of their World Cup opener against England in Qatar, while sections of their supporters booed.

Adrien Rabiot was subbed in the World Cup final after a clash of heads

JOE Lycett has spoken out to address controversy around a stunt to shame David Beckham for his involvement in the Qatar World Cup

Qatar's bid hangs over the World Cup like a black cloud, but it's not even the biggest controversy surrounding the event:

However, he did shred Beckham’s Attitude Magazine cover from 2002, and said the £10,000 had been donated to LGBTQ+ charities.

Hundreds of seats remained empty as the Group B fixture began, before fans began to walk in – seemingly without any checks taking place