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People are also blaming xi jinping personally for not easing the zero—covid approach which is tanking the economy. protests have been building in china all year, with people here increasingly sick of zero—covid restrictions. the government seems to have drastically underestimated popular discontent, yet for the moment has no easy way out of the zero—covid corner its painted itself into. stephen mcdonell, bbc news, beijing. the transport secretary, mark harper, has said theres a need to ref...

Guards and signallers are among the staff to hold another series of walk—outs — this time for 48 hours each time — in december and january. this morning, the transport secretary, mark harper, said he wanted to see the dispute resolved but insisted a deal on pay must be funded by reaching agreement on changes to working practices. train operating companies and network rail will have the ability to reach a deal, but we have to be able to have that reform package negotiated because it is only...

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Are known to stay there. the islamist militant group al shabab says it targeted the villa rose which is close to the presidential palace. the state minister for the environment has posted on social media that he had survived the attack. there are unconfirmed reports that another minister was injured. we will bring you more as we know more about the casualties, those numbers are not yet clear. here, the transport secretary has been talking about the industrial dispute on the railways — which ha...

There is great variation. in the north of england, it is a different thing. we hear your quid north of england, it is a different thing. we hearyour quid pro north of england, it is a different thing. we hear your quid pro quo. there could be more cash if there is reform that says that cash, but on the specific question, are you going to give the train operators flexibility to do a deal? are you going to change the mandate, which is the technical term for what you are asking them to do? the is t...

There have been repeated walk—outs on the railways for months. just yesterday it was the driver is out on a daylong strike. guards and signallers among the staff held another series of walk—outs this time for 48 hours each time in december and january. this morning the transport secretary mark harper said he wanted to see the dispute resolved but insisted a deal on pay must be funded by reaching agreement on changes to working practices. train operating companies and network rail will have t...

Train operating companies and network rail will have the ability to reach a deal, but we have to be able to have that reform package negotiated, because its only that that throws up the savings. i do not have a bottomless pit of taxpayers�* money to throw at this problem. the rmt unions general secretary, mick lynch, met with mr harper earlier this week in whats being seen as a more conciliatory approach from the government, in tone at least. but unions still want assurances that ministers are...

In the uk, the transport secretary has been talking about the industrial dispute on the railways — which has led to more strikes scheduled for next month. mark harper said there had to be reforms to the rail system to free up money for a pay offer for workers — and he warned there wasnt a "bottomless pit" of taxpayers money to throw at the problem. heres our political correspondent, helen catt. there have been repeated walk—outs on the railways for months. just yesterday, it was the driver...

But he insisted a deal on pay must be funded by reaching agreement on changes to working practices. train operating companies and network rail will have the ability to reach a deal, but we have to be able to have that reform package negotiated, because its only that that throws up the savings. i do not have a bottomless pit of taxpayers�* money to throw at this problem. the rmt unions general secretary, mick lynch, met with mr harper earlier this week in what is being seen as a more conciliato...