real wages productivity in an environment where real wages in this country have been falling real wages in this country have been falling for real wages in this country have been falling for well over a decade and they also falling for well over a decade and they also want to see real power developed to their regions for the likes of developed to their regions for the likes of those in teesside who at the moment has done a good job up there the moment has done a good job up there but the moment has done a good job up there but is the moment has done a good job up there but is very worried about the fact that there but is very worried about the fact that leveling up isjust going to be fact that leveling up isjust going to be completely ignored. i do think there are to be completely ignored. i do think there are issues, and also, i think they there are issues, and also, i think they also there are issues, and also, i think they also need to be talking more gen
post brexit border controls. (ani)the telegraph quotes the foreign the telegraph quotes the foreign secretary liz truss telling french officials to fix the travel chaos. the express leads on a poll which says conservative leadership hopeful liz truss could beat the labour s sir keir starmer in a general election. the eye weekend claims ms truss is distancing herself from her economy guru professor patrick minford over her tax policies. and the times focusses on rival rishi sunak, warning of a national crisis over the economy, the nhs and illegal immigration. writes, let s kick off with the guardian, please. writes, let s kick off with the guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially looking - guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially looking to - guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially looking to have l truss potentially looking to have a bonfire of eu regulations that are about 2&00 o
for declarations of interest on tuesday, in their accelerated bidding process. saudi arabia was the only other country to put their name forward to host the tournament, so they are effectively the sole bidder something that might shock some people, but was expected, as dan roan reports. if you thought a winter world cup was a one off, then think again. less than a year since qatar staged football s showpiece event, it s emerged neighbouring saudi arabia is set to play host in 2034 the sole bidder after australia chose not to try, ahead of today s deadline. once again, extreme heat is likely to mean the disruption of moving its traditional summer slot. but the manager of saudi owned newcastle united has backed the prospect. our trips out there have been to two different places. wherever we went was really well organised and we were well looked after. so i think if that s a sign of what a world cup might look like, then i think you can be rest assured that everything will b
of pounds that saudi arabia has been investing in sport in recent years. the sense is that all of that has been gearing up to this moment, but i think it will come as a shock to people. after all, because of the extreme temperatures, it s likely that the traditional summer slot will have to be moved again, as it was in qatar. with all the disruption that that would entail. there is concern over the way that fifa appear to have paved the way for the saudis bid by accelerating and restricting the bidding process rules. and then, of course, because of saudi arabia s notorious human rights record, its discriminatory laws, there are those accusations of sportswashing by campaigners. now, the saudi authorities deny all that. they say this is about growing the game, diversifying their economy, boosting tourism, inspiring their people. they say some of the criticism is hypocritical, but others will say that money has been put before morals here. what is certain is that this once aga