Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be brIngIng us tomorrow. With me are political Commentator Columnist Grace Blakeley And Sam lister, Deputy Political Editor at the daily express. Tomorrows front pages startIng with. Face off over masks thats the headlIne on the front page of the metro. Masks will be compulsory Afterjuly 19th on the tube and there is growIng pressure on the government from mayors and Council Leaders across england to Make Masks compulsory on other public transport. The front page of the fInancial times shows how Labour Shortages have hit factories, shops and warehouses, as workers have been pInged by The Nhs Covid app. It says Nissans Plant In sunderland has been forced to send entire teams home. Taxes on drivIng and flyIng could be Introduced as part of a plan to reduce BritaIns Transport emissions. Thats on the front of the telegraph. Transport secretary, grant shapps, unveiled the Policy Today but there are reportedly disagreements wit
Last election, but when you say leveling up it implies that the southeast remains static and government tried to recalibrate on that front and say it s the kind of everybody can benefit about this and takes the heat of the southeast. if people relocate to parts of the country, you ease the burden on the transport system and ease the pressure on the housing market. and so you will hear a bit about that tomorrow as well. tomorrow as well. stay with telegraph- tomorrow as well. stay with telegraph. cars tomorrow as well. stay with telegraph. cars and - tomorrow as well. stay with telegraph. cars and flights | tomorrow as well. stay with l telegraph. cars and flights to tomorrow as well. stay with - telegraph. cars and flights to be hit with green taxes. and had to come in the end and if we are meant to meet our targets on time and we are hosting cop26, the climate change conference in glasgow in november. we have to have something to show the rest of the world that we are actually ac
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Of troops deployed in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of former president zuma. the zulu king said six days of unrest had brought shame on the entire country. the european union has announced ambitious proposals to cut carbon emissions to net zero by the year 2050. they would end the sale of new petrol cars by 2035, and impose new taxes on shipping and aviation fuel. a bbc investigation has revealed that thousands of children may be facing life in prison in syria because their parents were members of the islamic state group. there s been a firework display in paris to mark the bastille day national holiday. it follows a traditional military parade down the champs elysees attended by president macron.
Is on the front of the telegraph. the argument being that the southeast of england has had so much investment that it has become overheated and it is time to put investment in other places. but it s having to balance the needs and the fears of everyone in every part of the country. it’s fears of everyone in every part of the country- the country. it s important to contextualize the country. it s important to contextualize this the country. it s important to contextualize this and - the country. it s important to contextualize this and bear. the country. it s important to j contextualize this and bear in the country. it s important to - contextualize this and bear in mind that the uk is one of the most regionally unequal countries in the advanced world. it s also one of the most politically decentralised that we have just been hearing most politically decentralised that we havejust been hearing in terms of mayors and the powers to do what they think is right for their area. the t