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Now strongly and said, "look, hang on a second, these abhorrent profits "that are going on, whats happening in the cost of living?" "this is what we think should happen," and then they would very much get elected. so from my point of view i think were doing a labour a favour by saying, get a spine, stick up for workers, and i tell you right now, people want a strong message. the tuc said 6.5 million union members in the uk need all of the help that they can get. we need the labour party to stand...

Urging shadow ministers not tojoin picket lines, and more industrial strife is looming. 115,000 royal mail workers walked out last week in the first of four days of planned action. bt workers have a second strike planned, and criminal barristers are out indefinitely from september the 5th. remember the rail misery? well, drivers at 12 train operators still have mandates for strikes, and nurses, school support staff, 100,000 local government workers are being balloted in the coming weeks. ministe...

All the help they can get. its right that the labour party does stand shoulder—to—shoulder with those workers looking for a fair pay deal, and ive heard support for that come from all levels of the labour party. good morning. how are you doing? keir starmer has said, if elected, the party would play a more active role in negotiations between unions and employers, but hes faced criticism for urging front benchers not to join picket lines. and former shadow transport minister sam tarry was sac...

They would very much get elected. so from my point of view i think were doing a labour a favour, actually, by saying, "look, get a spine — stick up for workers". and i tell you right now, i think people want a strong message. the tuc said the 6.5 million union members in the uk need all of the help they can get. its right that the labour party does stand shoulder—to—shoulder with those workers looking for a fair pay deal, and ive heard that support for that comes from all levels of the lab...

From all levels of the labour party. good morning. how are you doing? keir starmer has said, if elected, the party would play a more active role in negotiations between unions and employers, but hes faced criticism for urging front benchers not to join picket lines. and former shadow transport minister sam tarry was sacked from his role, accused of making up policy on the hoof while supporting striking rail workers. a series of large—scale rail strikes have already happened this summer, causin...