again tomorrow evening with the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface, and martin bentham, who s the home affairs editor at the evening standard.dojoin us then if you can but for now, goodnight. hello there, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. the 2022 world cup starts in qatar on sunday with both england and wales continuing their preperations in the middle east today. james maddison didn t train with his england team mates in qatar earlier, however, the leicester midfielder is still nursing a slight injury. he was involved as the squad met some migrant workers in an event organised by fifa, having trained in the sweltering midday sun at their al wakrah training base. defender conor coady is relishing the prospect of the tournament whether he plays or not. coady was also asked about the controversies surrounding hosting the tournament in qatar.
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the sport. good afternoon. england and wales have been settling in nicely as preperations continue for both squads at the world cup. james maddison didn t train with his england team mates in qatar today however. the leicester midfielder is still nursing a slight injury. the remainder of the squad trained in the sweltering midday sun at their al wakrah training base. defender conor coady is relishing the prospect of the tournament whether he plays or not. coady was also asked about the controversies surrounding the hosting of the tournament in qatar, notably the country s human rights record, treatment of migrant workers and lg btq+ laws. we have got a real mature group, i think we have a group who want to reflect and help people as much as we can and i can sit here now and tell you we are coming here to win games and to try and tout help the country go as far as we can, but if there is anything on top of that,