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العرب في بريطانياAl Arab in UK runs its daily desk on Composita.

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Is the British government taking a position on FIFA’s plan to sell a stake in the World Cup?

  1. FarsiIran International29 JulyMatch

    انتقاد نخست‌وزیر بریتانیا از فیفا: جام جهانی متعلق به هواداران است و فروشی نیست

    Reports the British prime minister’s criticism of FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup.

  2. ArabicAl-Quds Al-Arabi31 JulyMatch

    رئيس الوزراء البريطاني آندي بيرنام: إنفانتينو ليس “الشخص المناسب” لقيادة فيفا

    Reports the prime minister’s criticism of FIFA’s plan to open the World Cup to private investors.

  3. EnglishThe Independent30 JulyMatch

    Government ministers back Uefa’s ‘principled decision’ over Fifa World Cup boycott

    UK ministers, including Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, back the boycott of FIFA’s plan.

  4. EnglishThe Guardian28 JulyNo match

    Is the World Cup for sale? Here’s what Fifa’s plans mean and what happens next

    Explains FIFA’s plan, but mentions no position taken by the British government.

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    UK politics & economy18:01

    Government ministers back Uefa’s ‘principled decision’ over Fifa World Cup boycott

    UK ministers back the boycott of FIFA’s plan.

    The Independent

    Taken by Layla Haddad

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    • UrgentLayla HaddadDraftingMorning

      Britain sides with UEFA in the fight over FIFA’s World Cup sale

    • Omar KhalilIn reviewMorning

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    • Nour SalehTakenAfternoon

      إيجارات لندن: عائلات عربية بين الغلاء والانتقال

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    Britain sides with UEFA in the fight over FIFA’s World Cup sale

    Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said the government backed UEFA’s “principled decision” to boycott the tournament if FIFA’s plan goes ahead.1 The prime minister, Andy Burnham, called the plan “outrageous” and said Gianni Infantino was the wrong man to lead FIFA.23 It is the first time a British government has backed a World Cup boycott.

    1 verification flag — Not in any cited source.
    1. 1The Independent
    2. 2The Guardian
    3. 3BBC News

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    What proofreading changed
    Sami AzizProofread

    The prime minister called the plan outrageous,“outrageous”, saying FIFA needneeds new leadership.

  5. Published

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    Pushed as a draft to WordPressBylineLayla Haddad

    # Publishing

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    Published

    Britain sides with UEFA in the fight over FIFA’s World Cup sale

    Layla Haddad

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العرب في بريطانيا

Al Arab in UK

Al Arab in UK is an Arabic news site for Arabs in Britain, published from London. Its newsroom runs the working day on Composita: the morning wire from the British press, the day’s plan and the rota, the copy desk, publishing to WordPress, and the chat that keeps the team together on their phones.

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