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The International Labour Organisation says it is "very worried" about the crackdown on industrial action.

So that is the business secretary grant shapps, introducing that proposed legislation. labour�*s deputy leader, angela rayner, said the plans were an attack on workers, describing the legislation as a "sacking nurses bill". an outright attack on the fundamental freedom of british working people. how can he say with a straight face that this government will always defend the ability to strike? can he tell us if he stands by his article in the telegraph last summer listing yet more plans to atta...

Angela rayner, said the plans were an attack on workers — describing the legislation as a "sacking nurses bill". an outright attack on the fundamental freedom of british working people. how can he say with a straight face that this government will always defend the ability to strike? can he tell us if he stands by his article in the telegraph last summer, listing yet more plans to attack that basic right? does he deny they considered banning some key workers from joining a union at all? and so...

Climate change targets. now downing street say theyve done up nothing wrong here — they say it was the most effective use of his time. plenty of people are saying, "look, he couldve taken a train, it wasnt a strike day, no reason for him not to take the trip to and a half hours each way." to take the trip to and a half hours each way- "— to take the trip to and a half hours each wa ." ., ., ~ lets speak now to drjoelle grogan, legal academic and senior researcher at the academic think tank "...

Power that will be given. thats a power thats not defined within the bill, and he could use it in any way, shape orform, changing minimum standards potentially if this bill is passed as it is draughted currently. is passed as it is draughted currently-— currently. thats really interesting, _ currently. thats really interesting, the - currently. thats really interesting, the idea i currently. thats really| interesting, the idea of consultation, because my understanding is that in those parts of...

Have to use that power in the bill, and they will be able to come to that position just as the nurses have done in the recent strikes. mr speaker, this is a common—sense approach, and we are not the first to follow it. the legislation will bring us in line with modern european countries like france and spain, and italy, and germany, each of whom already have these types of rules in place. even the guardians of workers�* rights around the world, the international labour organisation, to whom ...

Labour�*s deputy leader, angela rayner, said the plans were an attack on workers, describing the legislation as a "sacking nurses bill". an outright attack on the fundamental freedom of british working — fundamental freedom of british working people. how can he say with a straight _ working people. how can he say with a straight face that this government will always defend the ability to strike? — will always defend the ability to strike? can he tell us if he stands by his— strike? can h...