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Awful for people if they need to get to jobs and to work, and to places. don't like strikes. maybe asking for a bit too much of a pay rise? i support the rail strike because no one's listening to them. _ the transport minister's not been listening to them for decades. i ministers have faced pressure to get involved to broker a deal to prevent disruption. but speaking to the bbc this morning, the transport secretary laid the blame squarely at the door of the union. i don't think there is any need for these strikes at all, and i appeal directly to people working for the railways. you are being l...

It is awful for people with need to get to jobs and to work and places. i do not like strikes. maybe asking for a bit too much of a pay rise. they have to strike _ because the transport minister has not been listening to them for decades. i ministers face pressure to get involved and brokered a deal to prevent disruption. speaking to bbc this morning, the transport secretary laid the blame at the door of the union. i don't think there's any need for the strikes at all and i appealed directly to people working for the railways, you are laid down a cul—de—sac by the union leadership telling ...

For a bit too — i do not like strikes. maybe asking for a bit too much of a pay rise. they— for a bit too much of a pay rise. they have — for a bit too much of a pay rise. they have to strike because the transport — they have to strike because the transport minister— they have to strike because the transport minister has - they have to strike because the transport minister has not - they have to strike because the| transport minister has not been listening — transport minister has not been listening to _ transport minister has not been listening to them _ transport minister has not...

In talks with the unions, it says it won't. train operating companies have to settle this. i don't think there's any need for the strikes at all and i appeal directly to people working for the railways — you are being led down a cul—de—sac by the union leadership telling you there's no pay rise when there is, trying to create some sort of class war when there's none to be had. we want people to be paid more, we want sensible reforms and modernisation of our railways so we can run it for the passengers. the government says it spent billions propping up the railways in the pandemic. it now...

A conversation with scholar Matt Huber on climate strategy and class politics.