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Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london and bbc south east today. a murder investigation has been launched after a teenage boy was stabbed to death in a park in south london. the met police said the victim, a 15—year—old boy, was found injured in ashburton park in croydon just after 7pm. no arrests have been made. the victim is the 29th teenager to be killed in london this year — the highest level since 2008. bins will go uncollected today i...

With only 80% of the eligible population having had the booster jab, its urging people to get the vaccine in order to protect the nhs. young people have said they feel insecure about renting in the capital and its precarious. thats according to research among 18 to 30—year—olds. the report by poverty charity toynbee hall asked young people over two years about how renting in london is affecting their lives and found that some feel they have no choice but to accept poor living standards. east...

Average pay rises are failing to keep up with the increase in the cost of living. heres ben king. you should be respected, you should be well paid and you should have decent facilities.— be well paid and you should have decent facilities. staff are hard to find these days _ decent facilities. staff are hard to find these days and _ decent facilities. staff are hard to find these days and these - decent facilities. staff are hard to find these days and these refuse | find these days and these r...

Job vacancies in the uk soared to a record high of more than 1.2 million between october and december. the new figures from the 0ns are the first to exclude the impact of the governments furlough scheme, which ended in september. but the figures also show that average pay rises are failing to keep up with the increase in the cost of living. heres ben king. you should be respected, you should be well paid and you should have decent facilities. staff are hard to find these days and these refuse wo...

Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham has threatened to consider withdrawing the union’s funding to the Labour Party. This is a belated and insincere attempt to placate the 70 refuse drivers faced with a scabbing operation and to head off a broader rebellion by the working class against the Labour Party and its allies in the trade union bureaucracy.

There could be no clearer proof that the dispute must be taken out of the hands of Unite than its willingness to sit down with strike-breaking organisers.

Sandwell bin workers beat Serco and win pay rise

The sellout in Sheffield is in line with the GMB’s role in curbing rising opposition across the UK among refuse workers.

A bit of pressure to improve their wages and working conditions. i think what has happened here is that the daily— think what has happened here is that the daily telegraph ever lyle has spotted _ the daily telegraph ever lyle has spotted a — the daily telegraph ever lyle has spotted a good opportunity to blame anyone _ spotted a good opportunity to blame anyone except the government for the state or— anyone except the government for the state or the _ anyone except the government for the s...