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which are demanding significant pay rises for their workers, want to increase the pressure on employers ahead of another round of negotiations. lets get more on that. with me now is michael field, european market strategist at morningstar. thanks forjoining us. this is a battle that we are seeing play out in many countries dealing with cost of living crises. zoning in on germany, talk to us about what circumstances the transport workers are fighting. i circumstances the transport worke...

to south africa. and britains prime minister orders an investigation into how the chairman of the governing conservative party settled a multi— million dollar tax dispute. lets start with the war in ukraine. eu foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels — amid an ongoing row about whether to send tanks. member countries are putting pressure on germany to provide some of its leopard two tanks, to help fight off russias invasion. estonias foreign minister has been at those talks...

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Are on picket lines across much of england and wales. all ambulance employees, including paramedics, call centre and control room staff, not just emergency crews, are on strike. our health correspondent, dominic hughes, has more details. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! pickets were out in leeds today with paramedics and other ambulance lindsay has eight years of experience and she says its much with the future of the health service as it is about pay. i with the future of the...

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