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The fish's spear caused water to seep into the vessel, the daughter of one of the rowers says.

The fish's spear caused water to seep into the vessel, the daughter of one of the rowers says.

For public sector workers. over the past year, they have had a real terms pay cut, and even as we see inflation go up, that pay freeze means the spending power, the amount of goods they can buy, has gone down, and that is in the context of ten years that have been some of the worst in the rising living standards for same 200 years. nurses are paid 5% less than they were ten years ago, teaches 8% less, senior civil servants in ii% ago, teaches 8% less, senior civil servants in 11% less, nhs denti...

April, compared to £567 per month in the private sector. so public—sector wages are still above the private sector on average, and we are always talking about averages, because they will be some local council chief executive is doing well, and people in the private sector doing very well will stop isnt that a problem because you represent the union, not just public—sector workers. absolutely, they gmp represents the whole of the economy, but this should not be a trade—off. if we have a co...

Thank you so much for your _ above minimum wage. stuart richards, thank you so much for your time. - all day today weve been live in bristol, looking at the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on business. our business correspondent katie prescott is in bristol and joins us now. you have had a busy time. i am glad to hear you were able to make it to the sweet shop. to hear you were able to make it to the sweet shop-— the sweet shop. good afternoon. i will be when _ the sweet shop. good afternoo...

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NORWICH — The town has decided to wait at least six months before searching for a permanent police chief to give residents and Norwich officials time to discuss the role of policing in the community.“The conversations are not going to get easier, they...

Norwich asked to go slow on chief Modified: 4/12/2021 10:13:19 PM NORWICH — Some Norwich residents are urging the town to delay hiring a new police chief and take time to reconsider the role of policing in the community following the departure of Chief Jennifer Frank last month. “The Town of Norwich has not engaged in a deliberate and community-led assessment of its public safety needs in over two decades,” a group of six residents and attorney Kira Kelley wrote in a proposed resolution...

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