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Thundery, variable cloud, patchy mist and fog forming, and the first signs of the rain coming in across northern ireland. into the weekend, low pressure starts to dominate. it replaces high pressure we have had all week. things turn more unsettled and wetter, showers and spells of rain, and it is going to be windy. most of the showers will be in the west but we cannot rule them out in the east. thank you. lets take a look at some of todays papers. the times leads on the rail strikes. it says rai...

# some people get their kicks... and, yes, that is shaggy covering a frank sinatra song — hes done a whole album of them. mr boombastic will be joining us on the sofa at ten to nine. we will spend a lot of time talking about problems on the trains and it will be another difficult day for those who normally travel by train today. thousands of rail workers walking out for the second time this week over pay and job cuts. bens at london paddington for us. at least you get a seat, but im not sure w...

Four days getting here in the first place because of cancellations and delays on their flights. they were sanguine about what was happening and they were supportive of the strike and said they have had so many cancellations, why not a train strike as well?— strike as well? lorna gordon in glasgow _ strike as well? lorna gordon in glasgow our _ strike as well? lorna gordon in glasgow. our business - strike as well? lorna gordon in - glasgow. our business correspondence was at paddington before....

Were affected on tuesday after rail workers walked out in the largest rail strike in decades. a national monument paying tribute to the windrush generation will be unveilled in london later to mark windrush day. the statue, designed by jamaican sculptor basil watson, will be unveiled at waterloo station. the installation has been designed to be a permanent place of reflection and inspiration. police in ecuador have fired tear gas against demonstrators whove gathered in the capital, quito, for a ...

The paper quotes campaigners and lawyers who say the bill will "fatally weaken human rights" though ministers say the proposed changes will "ensure tougher legal tests". pictures of deserted railway stations fill many of the front pages following yesterdays strike. the sun says the industrial action represents a return to the "class war" of the 19705. the daily telegraph reports that state pensions and benefits are set to rise in line with double—digit inflation despite the government telling ...

£503,000 a year. they know theyre closer to their own... congregation here, and you can understand why people would do that. it does make the claims of notjust the rail workers, but also potentially nurses and teachers. they look different in comparison. its harder to tell people who are inserting a great deal that theyre demanding too much —— who arent turning. this is a situation that the government will be trying to avoid. it doesnt want this sort of argument being made for obvious reaso...

Britain's biggest rail strike in decades has brought parts of the country to a standstill. Workers are walking out in protest at below-inflation pay rises as the cost-of-living spirals upwards.

Who depend on the railways for the movement of stock and staff are feeling badly let down. this is yet another blow. its not good enough shapps to sit on his hands. tqm. another blow. its not good enough shapps to sit on his hands. ok, you talk about what _ shapps to sit on his hands. ok, you talk about what happened - shapps to sit on his hands. ok, you talk about what happened during i shapps to sit on his hands. ok, you | talk about what happened during the pandemic, during the pandemic they ...

Sharon graham said in cutting comments, the labour party cannot hide from leadership and in effect, they have to decide if they are on they have to decide if they are on the side of the workers over bad bosses. she holds huge purse strings when it comes to labour funding, but the question is whether there will be a financial consequence to the labour party if the labour leadership are ambiguous in their support for the rail workers who are currently on strike. ok. support for the rail workers wh...

What does your polling tell us about what the public think of it? good mornin: , what the public think of it? good morning. we _ what the public think of it? good morning, we have _ what the public think of it? good morning, we have been - what the public think of it? (limp. morning, we have been asking the public throughoutjune what they think of a potential strike actions and strikes in general. what we found is the public generally supportive of the rail workers and underground workers going ...