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It comes as more than 90% of office workers in London were forced to WFH on the first day of rail strikes, as the RMT unleashed more travel chaos across Britain today.

Severe disruption or no service is expected on all London Underground lines from the start of next Tuesday until at least 8am on Wednesday due to action by the unions in a row over jobs and pay.

Major towns stretching from Dorset, Cheshire, Wales and Scotland will have no links at all when half of all Britains rail services shut down during the walkout of 40,000 RMT members next week

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The first minister said there was "no doubt" nightclubs were linked to "super spreader events" but the industry says evidence…

The first minister said there was "no doubt" nightclubs were linked to "super spreader events" but the industry says evidence…

Seems some way off. face coverings will remain compulsory on public transport in london. elsewhere, it will be up to individual discretion. these bus passengers in bristol still expect to use them. you go on a bus and someone says, you should have it on, so keep it on until everybody else has not got it. i will still at the moment, because of the virus. it keeps us safe. for me, its a must. restrictions in england might be easing, but the impact of covid will still be evident. lets speak now wit...

Young families, when all the part—time work dried up, these were the families got impacted as well. so not lowers the lowest 10% or the people we think really need help but it has slowly crept to maybe 20% of the population, maybe middle income that might not even know where to get help in the first place. where to get help in the first lace. ~ ., , where to get help in the first lacer ., ,. ., where to get help in the first lace. ~ . ,. ., , place. what is certain is the number of _ place. wh...

The Prime Minister detailed his ‘living with Covid’ strategy to the Commons on Monday afternoon.

Unilever, which makes products including Ben & Jerrys ice cream and Dove soap, told shareholders it expects to be hit by £1.7 billion of cost inflation over the first half of 2022.