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Workers have voted to walk out in a row over pay and working conditions

Plus, Royal Mail chief interview: ‘We need fundamental changes – it is now an emergency’

More than 115,000 staff will receive their ballot papers and are expected to back strike action.

Mick Lynchs militant RMT has declared that tomorrows rail strikes will go ahead, in a move that condemns millions of commuters, patients and students to misery and force people to WFH.

George Bullard paddles down the River Lugg on his £74 blow up watercraft to get to his office in Presteigne, mid Wales.

As far as the CWU is concerned, Royal Mail’s charter for sweatshop labour is negotiable.

A judge at the court today warned jurors that they will not be sitting next Tuesday as several days of walkouts begin along with a refusal to take on new cases.

More than 115,000 Royal Mail workers are to be balloted for industrial action in a row over pay.

The Prime Minister told his Cabinet pay restraint was vital in the public sector, despite unions threatening walkouts in schools, hospitals and other services.