malcolm was guarding buildings owned by the qatar foundation, a charitable trust with links to the qatarioccasion, we had one vip, a member of the royalfamily, visit the property. she arrived at around 10am or "am, i think, and by this time the temperatures are crazy high. i was working in the cctv control, so i could see. people are posted on different junctions and these guys were outside from 7am in the morning until around close to 1pm probably when she left and during this time, mind you, people are prohibited from working outside, so this was a violation, actually. this is a charitable foundation. i mean, if any person is supposed to be mindful of other people's welfare, it is this person. i saw people sweating, i saw people just struggling to keep still and all that. and this person came and saw people standing outside and did nothing about it. and this went on for the remainder of summer and nothing was done. fast forward to 2021. the guard is still standing outside for extended periods of time and i am thinking, summer is just around the corner. i have to do something about it. i

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can anyone seriously think that the cultural foundations of qatar and the entire arab world can be shakenx-color tinsel. do they really think in europe that the so-called liberal values ​​will eventually become more attractive for the locals. no, it is accepted. this is the minimum, as without tact. at most, as deliberate hooliganism, as a deliberate attempt to spoil the holiday, everyone shouts about love, and love is just in this whole action and there is no strife and irritation. and that in the rest of the championship the locals will have a residue forever, it seems, like an action of love, but it will sow discord it is interesting that they behave most odiously in qatar it is the europeans, and among them the germans stand out, their football players defiantly cover their mouths with their palms in a coordinated movement on the line; here is the german minister of the interior nancyfeiser, and in her subordination is the sport with the one love bandage. why did the germans, by the way, after these freaks of theirs sensationally lost to the japanese team 1:2? those in general are a l

let's talk now to ross clark, a wales fan but also head of the football coaching team at the qatar foundationething which ah are what we are looking for. we want something to shout about as welsh fans because it has been a disappointment tournament for us so far. as long as we can put on a good performance, maybe when the game. you never know, if the usa and iran draw, then we can progress. just fingers across wales can put on a good display. nah? fingers across wales can put on a good dismay-— fingers across wales can put on a a-ooddisla .~ , ~' , good display. why do you think they haven't performed _ good display. why do you think they haven't performed well— good display. why do you think they haven't performed well so _ good display. why do you think they haven't performed well so far? - good display. why do you think they haven't performed well so far? i - haven't performed well so far? i think it is the pressured, first world cup in 64 years. obviously, our main players, gareth bale and aaron ramsey, are not in their prime any more. it isjust think aaron ramsey, are not in their prime

qatar. >> they have helped us build our foundation. because we have a home, we are trying to build it. red kids and more. >> reporter: what do you think of qatar? tell me what you've done since you've been here. >> i met agaro. are you joking? no? you're going to be dancing, performing a little bit later on. can you just give me a few moves? >> reporter: wow, amazing! am i coming in? oh, please don't do this to me. >> a timely reminder of the power of sport in changing our world. becky anderson, cnn, doha. >> our thanks to becky anderson for bringing us that heart warming story and for breaking it down herself. those kids are really inspiring and i hope that getting more attention will help their foundation and ultimately build on their cause. >> yeah. the one child that says sometimes we eat once in a while and dance has now made it so i can eat every day. no child should have to worry about having a meal. and so it's heart wrenching to think about what they've been through but look at where they are now. amazing. it's the holiday season and that means holiday movies and specials. you

qatar. >> the generation are raising to help us builds our foundation because we have a home. it on a starting level. to complete the home for the kids because we're planning to have like 100 kids and more. >> reporter: what do you think of qatar? >> it's cool here. >> reporter: tell me what you've done since you've been here. >> i met the mother of amir, yeah, and i meet will -- >> reporter: you met him? are you joking? no? you're going to be dancing, performing a little bit later on. can just give me a few moves? wow. amazing. okay. am i coming in? please didn't do this to me. a timely reminder of the power of sport in changing our world. becky anderson, cnn, doha. >> that's a great story. >>> thanks so much for watching. i am ken brunhuber in atlanta. you can follow me on twitter @kenbrunhuber. i'll be back after a quick break. please do stay with us. one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. just look around. this digital

can anyone seriously think that the cultural foundations of qatar and the entire arab world can be shaken with all this six-color tinsel. do they really think in europe that the so-called liberal values ​​will eventually become more attractive for the locals? yes, no, it is perceived at least, as without tact, at most, as deliberate hooliganism, as a deliberate attempt to spoil the holiday, everyone screams about love. about love, just in this whole action there is no, discord and irritation. and that in the remainder of the championship the sediment will end with the locals forever, it seems, like an action of love, but it will sow discord. it is interesting that it is the europeans who behave most odiously in qatar, and among them the germans stand out, their players defiantly close their mouths with their palms in a coordinated movement on the construction here is the minister internal affairs of germany nancyfayser, and in her submission sport with a bandage van lavrov why the germans, by the way, after these frills sensationally lost to the japanese national team 1:2. there are a lot

the tatchell foundation's protesting the qatar embassy in london about the country's lack of lgbtq+ rights reporter olivia utley, who was with me at the top of the programme, has now hotfoot it down there and there is outside the embassy in london. over to you. and if you . hello. yes, i'm you. and if you. hello. yes, i'm here . the qatari embassy where here. the qatari embassy where peace is tatchell and a band of protesters are here . they're protesters are here. they're protesting against the lack of not just lgbtq rights in qatar, but human rights in general. and peter tatchell was arrested in qatar last month for one man protest outside the embassy. he was finally but only, he says , was finally but only, he says, because of the intervention from the british embassy and because he is a westerner and he thinks that were he. qatar he would be doing time right now. so these protesters are not only protesting the human regime in qatar. they're also protesting fifa and, the decision of fifa to hold the world cup in qatar . to hold the world cup in qatar. they're not happy . peta is they're

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