He was continually critical of the human rights abuses of an authoritarian regime. It’s hardly the biggest leap in the world to suggest that there might be something suspicious happening.

The idea that the Qatari’s are an innocent bunch of simple business people who just want to promote trade is naive, if not propaganda. They are an awful regime, who disregard human life, including the latest dismissal of the death of a stadium worker, coincidentally the same subject the now dead journalist wrote about the day before he died.

Blaming countries with atrocious human rights records for the death of a journalist who has been recently critical of their regime is just part of our culture.

Can all the people scrambling to dismiss the story please respect that?

The charity in question are called “Shelter”, but they don’t run shelters for rough sleepers. They provide other housing and homelessness services.

Its an official union balloted strike.

Here’s research literally from the charity in the OP showing the amount of people who are in work yet still homeless. That good enough for ya?

Cowards

But you can, if you choose, use reddit as social media. I’d define social media as anything that allows users to publish content and connect with each other. Reddit also operates as a forum, but a forum generally doesn’t have the ability to follow individual users.