It’s under 50 days until the World Cup in Qatar. With human rights issues still being discussed, and the football calendar being turned on its head for the sake of it, why is the public seemingly accepting it?
Author and journalist Dermot Lacey joined Kieran to discuss this further...
May 22
How to do Stuff: Making the perfect cup of tea
Life can be full of confusing things, but no need to worry! Every Wednesday, Simon Tierney will be showing you ‘How to do Stuff’ - bringing his best tips for those things you might not think about.This week, Simon joins Kieran on International Tea Day to discuss how to make the p ... Show More
12m 1s
Nov 2022
Qatar and the fall of Fifa
When Qatar was announced as the host of the men's World Cup in 2022, it sent shockwaves around the football world. The small, spectacularly wealthy country, with a tiny population, little existing infrastructure, massive concerns over human rights and labour rights, and summer te ... Show More
50m 1s
Jun 2022
L'avocat des supporters de la Coupe du monde de foot : "Tout le monde est le bienvenu au Qatar, mais..."
Du lundi au jeudi, Matthieu Noël nous livre sa plaidoirie. Aujourd'hui, il a décidé de défendre des supporters en colères face à la décision du Qatar, d'interdire les relations sexuelles hors mariage, pendant la prochaine Coupe du monde.
4m 41s
Nov 2022
Qatar’s Big Bet on the World Cup
The World Cup, the biggest single sporting event on the planet, began earlier this month. By the time the tournament finishes, half the global population is expected to have watched. The 2022 World Cup has also been the focus of over a decade of controversy because of its unlikel ... Show More
34m 14s