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Here in nearly 30 years. in a country that now has more guns in it that it has people. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. british airways workers at heathrow have voted to go on strike, prompting fears of a summer of flight disruption. the unite and gmb unions want the airline to reverse a 10 per cent pay cut imposed during the pandemic. ba has so far offered a one—off payment instead. after some of the worst flooding in more than 100 years, authorities in bangladesh are racing to get clean drinking water to millions of people left st...

Confidence vote from johnson 18, but will this be another part of the jingo block, if you like a borisjohnson�*s premiership, he starts to look more and more unstable, more and more like a loser, and the thing about borisjohnson that you've got to remember is boris johnson has never been loved by huge sections of the conservative party for him it was a transactional relationship, they wanted to get brexit done and he did it, and he did it with a handsome majority. if hejust and he did it with a handsome majority. if he just starts to look like a loser, someone who just keeps losing, didn't d...

Representing border force employees, the pcs, has said they are concerned the decision was taken out short the decision was taken at short notice, meaning that key social distancing procedures are not in place and that the terminal would be understaffed. the home office have said that border force is mobilising additional staff to help minimise queueing times for compliant passengers. whilst a government spokesperson said the new dedicated terminal at heathrow for arrivals from red list countries will enable passengers to be processed as safely and as efficiently as possible. international tra...