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LGBTQ+ football fans hit out after Saudi Arabia confirmed as 2034 World Cup hosts
“We didn’t learn from Qatar did we?”
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“We didn’t learn from Qatar did we?”
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"Kelly, I’m going to wear this armband, don’t ask me any questions. The statement in itself is enough" recalls Alex - winner of the Sport Award at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, powered by Jaguar
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“I always do my homework”
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The sportswear brand has confirmed a “limited” number of replica shirts will go on sale
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She made the powerful statement during the BBC’s coverage last year.
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“It’s about people, it’s got nothing to do with politics,” the reporter said.
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Six European teams scrapped plans to wear OneLove bands at the men’s World Cup
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Exclusive: Ahead of the release of his new documentary, the former England player discusses homophobia and football.
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly accused of being “shockingly tone deaf” by telling LGBTQ+ fans to ‘compromise’ for the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
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In a short promo Beckham describes Qatar as "an incredible place".
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The 22-year-old says it's his dream to represent Australia at the World Cup.
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The World Cup takes place in Qatar from 21 November to 18 December 2022.
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16 LGBTQ groups have signed a letter warning of safety risks and concerns for fans travelling for the World Cup.
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"We have been given those assurances that people from the LGBTQ communities will be allowed to go to Qatar and support the team."
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Homosexuality is punishable with a prison sentence in Qatar - and death for native Muslims
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Attitude Pride Award winners Di Cunningham and Joe White helped bring together LGBTQ England fans under the banner of 3 Lions Pride in Russia.
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Bye Felicia.
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The Hidden Flag project saw five people wearing different coloured football shirts
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But Russia’s London embassy flies the rainbow flag to mark Pride weekend exit.
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Paddy Power's #RainbowRussians campaign has already raised £130,000 for the Attitude Magazine Foundation.