I think alcohol contributes a bit more to hostility, rather than things like catcalling, wolf whistling and sexual harassment," she explained. Alcohol is available in some bars and hotels in Qatar, but there is a conspicuous lack of the kind of consumption usually seen at the world's biggest football tournament. "It's quite a good atmosphere still, even though there's no drink and everyone's being sensible," England fan Emma Smith said. Has the 33-year-old from Sheffield felt safe in Qatar? "Yeah definitely, definitely -- because there's no alcohol involved, it feels really safe," she said.

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