action. this is something that even margaret thatcher stepped away from, because everybody knew what it would actually do would be poison industrial relations. we had to take this issue to the court, and the high court has found that the government not only acted unlawfully, it acted irrationally. it didn t consult properly on the proposals, it ignored the consultation responses it got. i would hope that the government would learn from this and step back from its further attacks on the right to strike and so called minimum services level bill which is going through parliament now. i think it is time for them to take a step, to withdraw read those proposals, and respect that right to strike which the british public supports. pauli, the british public supports. paul, thank ou the british public supports. paul, thank you very the british public supports. paul, thank you very much, the british public supports. paul, thank you very much, we - the british public supports. paul, thank you
fatal gall bladder infection in 1979. this is a man who does seem to keep going despite repeated health problems. pauli keep going despite repeated health roblems. . ~ , keep going despite repeated health roblems. . ., ~ , problems. paul moss, thank you very much. problems. paul moss, thank you very much- you re problems. paul moss, thank you very much. you re watching problems. paul moss, thank you very much. you re watching bbc problems. paul moss, thank you very much. you re watching bbc news. i this is bbc news. let s return to one of our top stories today. that is prince harry, who is currently in court. he has entered the witness box for day to of the testimony. he submitted his witness statement yesterday and started going through it. i am joined yesterday and started going through it. iamjoined now yesterday and started going through it. i am joined now by afua hagan, journalist and royal commentator. afua, nice to see you. i wonder if we could first start off with what w
humanitarian disaster. pauli no end in sight and a looming humanitarian disaster. paul adams. thank ou metropolitan police officers could be missing murders because the force has failed to learn from mistakes made in the case of serial killer stephen port. his majesty s inspectorate of constabulary and fire and rescue services said there had been a calamitous litany of failures in the investigation eight years ago. port is serving a whole life term for the murders of four men and a string of six attacks. helena wilkinson reports. stephen port poisoned antony wallgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor with an overdose of a date rape drug at his flat in east london between june 2014 and september 2015. he was also found guilty of a series of sex assaults against other men. an inquest later heard the met police made a series of mistakes in the case. the deaths were not initially seen as suspicious by officers. today s report says some
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