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Radio Romania International - Vimarsana News

Radio Romania International

Parliament. The Romanian Senate and Chamber of Deputies are today holding the first  parliamentary session this year. The agenda includes the most important bills with regard to the deadlines assumed under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The leaders of the main parties in the ruling coalition, the Social Democratic Party and the National Liberal Party, have announced, as legislative priorities, those  on education and the reform of special pensions. The Liberals are also particularly interested in increasing the threshold from which pensions are taxed and a bill to me...

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France-UK ferry travellers told to expect disruption later this month - Vimarsana News

France-UK ferry travellers told to expect disruption later this month

A UK Border Force union has called for four days of strikes from February 17-20, and warned that it will ‘have consequences’ for people travelling on those days

Man arrested over uranium found at Heathrow - Vimarsana News

Man arrested over uranium found at Heathrow

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Are more UK Border Force strikes likely? Union threatens to target ports - Vimarsana News

Are more UK Border Force strikes likely? Union threatens to target ports

Following eight days of airport strikes over Christmas, Border Force staff are discussing walkouts at major ports in south-east England.

When are UK Border Force strikes? Full list of strike dates, affected airports and likely disruption - Vimarsana News

When are UK Border Force strikes? Full list of strike dates, affected airports and likely disruption

The UK military has been drafted in to check passports at borders, but there are still expected to be queues.