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Ten has been accused, unites are saying the government could have ended the strikes but chose not to. this is the result of rishi sunak yesterday saying to the liaison committee that any discussion about pay would further fuel inflation or demand across the public sector. hes very, very keen to get his hands on. also a result of steve barclay, months of, orweeks, anyway, refusing to talk about pay, the primary concern. the main thing is their pay increase. steve barclay will not discuss. he will...

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Priyanka took to Instagram, where she shared a slew of pictures and jokingly took a dig at Nick for not showing any interest in getting clicked. The first picture showed Priyanka in a black and white outfit, clicking a mirror selfie.ANick

Who is blaming the unions for the crisis. nhs leaders tell the ft that they cant guarantee patient safety during the ambulance strikes. and because of the nhs strikes — the sun simply tells readers �*don�*t have fun. away from industrial action — the mirror features a picture of the under—fire tory peer michelle mone on holiday in the alps. and the yorkshire post leads on a report from the charity shelter which suggests one in 100 children in england are homeless. so, lets begin. dont ...

The actor, 55, known for roles in popular TV shows such as Doctor Who and Arrow, was due to embark on a tour next year following the release of his album Centre Stage, ‘The Mirror reports.The

Hello. a transatlantic programme today. weve got the us company thats big in britain. the boss of google this side of the pond is with us, and weve also got the british newspapers who are trying to make it big in the us. well be finding out why the publisher of the mirror and the express think that the americans are ready for some british style tabloid journalism in a bit. but first, lets start with matt brittin. hes the president of google for europe, the middle east and africa, which makes him...

Hello. a transatlantic programme today. weve got the us company thats big in britain. the boss of google this side of the pond is with us, and weve also got the british newspapers who are trying to make it big in the us. well be finding out why the publisher of the mirror and the express think that the americans are ready for some british style tabloid journalism in a bit. but first, lets start with matt brittin. hes the president of google for europe, the middle east and africa, which makes him...

What is the untapped opportunity as you see it here? so i think for us we just see . it as a brilliant moment for us to move into a new market. its interesting that we start . to talk about localjournalism. weve probably spent the last five years trying to work out i what that model looks like now. so, geographically, were . pretty well placed in the uk and for us itjust seemed to be time to look at the us. - what can we bringl to the table there? were obviously not the first to do it. i daily m...

Its not for us to fix the business model of publishing, but many are being successful. there are some publishers owned by private equity and so on, where theres a lot of cost management going on as well. but i think if you think about it, citizens have got more choice ofjournalism than ever before. it still comes from really high quality outlets. if the editor of the times, which is a murdoch company, is saying, you know, journalism is thriving, i think thats encouraging. but i dont think our re...

Actually— syria, the troubles in iran. if they actually get here, we have to give them _ actually get here, we have to give them a _ actually get here, we have to give them a fair— actually get here, we have to give them a fair hearing rather than take them _ them a fair hearing rather than take them off— them a fair hearing rather than take them off to — them a fair hearing rather than take them off to rwanda immediately. my hope is _ them off to rwanda immediately. my hope is that this...